National Dex UU Enamorus [Done]

[TBIC106]

[SET]
Name: Calm Mind Sweeper
Move 1: Calm Mind
Move 2: Moonblast
Move 3: Earth Power
Move 4: Mystical Fire / Taunt
Item: Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Cute Charm
Nature: Timid
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Enamorus is a potent sweeper, capable of beating common defensive staples in Skarmory, Mega Sableye, and Iron Treads. Its expansive coverage in Earth Power and Mystical Fire allows it to hit every Steel-type in the tier, such as Celesteela, Skarmory, Aegislash, and Scizor, for super effective damage, securing either an OHKO or a 2HKO on them with a Calm Mind boost. It also allows Enamorus to work around other Fairy-resistant foes such as Skeledirge, Galarian Slowking, and Iron Moth as well as offensive checks in Hisuian Arcanine and Victini, while its Speed tier allows it to outspeed and OHKO Nihilego. Taunt is an option to potentially beat and deny recovery from status users like Clefable, Hippowdon, and Chansey that try to slow down or stall Enamorus. These traits make it an excellent partner for Aegislash, with SubToxic variants appreciating the ability to threaten or KO Skeledirge and Steel-types like Iron Treads, while Swords Dance variants enjoy its ability to threaten Buzzwole, Iron Hands, and Whirlwind Skarmory. Similarly, Iron Moth enjoys many of its checks being removed, particularly Mega Tyranitar and Latias. However, Enamorus's frailty and lack of immediate power makes it difficult for it to break past checks such as Galarian Slowking and Celesteela, which threaten to OHKO it with Sludge Bomb and Heavy Slam, respectively, and are only 2HKOed after a Calm Mind boost. Similarly, Chansey can use Toxic and Seismic Toss to take advantage of Enamorus's lack of longevity. This means it appreciates partners such as Tyranitar and Bisharp, which are capable of Pursuit trapping Galarian Slowking and Chansey, as well as Cinderace, which can break past Celesteela as well as provide pivoting to bring Enamorus in safely. Its Speed tier also means it is pressured by faster threats such as Iron Moth and Latios. This means it enjoys speed control from partners such as Cinderace and Meowscarada, which are able to outspeed its offensive checks. To compensate for its relative frailty, it also enjoys slow pivots to bring it in safely, such as Slowbro, Galarian Slowking, and Scizor, and in return it provides an offensive check to the Dark-types they are threatened by, such as Mega Tyranitar, Meowscarada, and Hydreigon.

[SET]
Name: Choice Specs
Move 1: Moonblast
Move 2: Earth Power
Move 3: Mystical Fire
Move 4: Superpower / Psychic
Item: Choice Specs
Ability: Contrary
Nature: Hasty / Timid
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Enamorus to be more immediately fearsome against bulky teams, now threatening 2HKOs on most Fairy-resistant foes without the need for a turn of setup. In addition to Earth Power and Mystical Fire, Superpower allows it to threaten a 3HKO on Chansey. This also allows Enamorus to potentially snowball through weakened teams once faster foes like Meowscarada and Cinderace have been removed. Alternatively, Psychic hits Poison-types that aren't weak to Earth Power, such as Mega Venusaur and Amoonguss. In addition to Pursuit trappers like Mega Tyranitar, speed control from the likes of Cinderace, and slow pivots like Slowbro, Choice Specs Enamorus functions as an excellent partner to special sweepers such as Iron Moth, Keldeo, Blacephalon, and Serperior due to its ability to remove Galarian Slowking without competing for the same team slot. These options can also be used to remove Steel- and Poison-types to allow Enamorus to use its powerful Moonblast more freely. As Enamorus is weak to Stealth Rock, it appreciates being partnered with strong entry hazard removal options, such as Rapid Spin Iron Treads, Defog Salamence, Defog Tapu Fini, and Court Change Cinderace, which allow it to more easily work around opposing entry hazard setters such as Hippowdon and suicide leads like Excadrill. Due to its Choice Specs, however, Enamorus becomes prediction-reliant against teams that stack multiple Fairy-resistant foes, so Stealth Rock and Knock Off support from Clefable, Tyranitar, and Scizor allows it to more effectively break down its checks over the course of a game.

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[Runo]

Solid write-up for your first time iirc, implement these changes and you should be good to go

add / remove / comment

QC Check [1/1]

just gonna have this at the start but make sure you make sure your capitalization is correct when referring to pokemon, moves, typing, items, playstyle, anything with a proper noun, etc. I will mark all changes with a [1]

[SET]
Name: Calm Mind Sweeper
Move 1: Calm Mind
Move 2: Moonblast
Move 3: Earth Power
Move 4: Mystical Fire / Substitute
Item: Heavy Duty Boots
Ability: Cute Charm
Nature: Timid
EVs: 252 sp.atk / 4 sp.def / 252 speed 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Enamorus is a potent special sweeper, capable of beating many common defensive answers staples such as?. Its STAB moonblast and flying secondary typing gives it a unique position as a special set up sweeper capable of using Ting-Lu as a set up opportunity. Ting-Lu gone :sob: Its expansive coverage in earth power[1] and mystical fire[1] allows it to hit every steel-type[1] in the tier, such as Celesteela, Skarmory, Aegislash and Scizor, for super effective damage, securing either an OHKO or a 2HKO on all of these checks with +1 from a boosted calm mind[1]. It also allows Enamorus to work around other fairy-type[1] resists such as Skeledirge, Slowking-Galar and Iron Moth, as well as offensive checks in Arcanine-Hisui and Victini, while its speed tier allows it to outrun and OHKO Nihilego. Substitute as an option also allows it to potentially beat the status that many teams use to slow down or stall Enamorus what mons are attempting to status it?, making it an option to potentially allow it to chip down Chansey more easily this statement only applied with Tera Ghost, and since Tera is banned now, what on this set is stopping chansey from spamming Stoss? or ease prediction against offensive checks, though this is limited by a its lack of recovery. These traits make it an excellent partner for Aegislash, with subtoxic[1] variants appreciating the ability to threaten or kill rest Ting-Lu, Skeledirge and steels-types[1] like Iron Treads while Swords Dance variants enjoys its ability to threaten Buzzwole, Iron Hands and Whirlwind Skarmory. Similarly, Morning Sun Iron Moth enjoys many of the same checks being removed, particularly Ting-Lu Tyranitar-Mega and Latios/ Latias-Mega for sets not carrying Dazzling Gleam. However, its frailty and lack of immediate power makes it difficult to break past checks such as Slowking-Galar and Celesteela, both of which threaten an OHKO with sludge bomb[1] and heavy slam[1] respectively while Enamorus needs +1 a Calm Mind boost to 2HKO, and Chansey, which can use toxic[1] and seismic toss[1] to take advantage of Enamorus' lack of longevity. This means it appreciates partners such as Tyranitar and Bisharp, which are capable of pursuit[1] trapping Slowking-Galar and Chansey, as well as Cinderace, which can break past Celesteela as well as providing pivoting to bring it in safely. Its speed tier also means it is incapable of outspeeding base 110s pressured by faster threats such as Iron Moth and Latios. While life orb[1] latios[1] is incapable of threatening an OHKO on Enamorus, 20% of chip puts it in range of psyshock[1], while specs[1] variants threaten an immediate OHKO, and Iron Moth can threaten with sludge wave[1]. Fluff imo This means it enjoys speed control options such as Cinderace and Meowscarada as partners, which are able to outspeed its offensive checks. To compensate for its relative frailty it also enjoys slow pivots to bring it in safely, such as Slowbro, Slowking-galar[1] and Scizor. What does Enamorus do for these mons in return?

[SET]
Name: Choice Specs
Move 1: Moonblast
Move 2: Earth Power
Move 3: Mystical Fire
Move 4: Superpower / Psychic
Item: Choice Specs
Ability: Contrary
Nature: Hasty / Timid be sure to mention the different natures in your write up
EVs: 4 atk / 252 sp.atk / 252 speed 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice specs[1] allows Enamorus to have more immediate threat into bulky teams, now threatening 2HKOs on most fairy[1] resists without the need for a turn of set up. In addition to the coverage seen in the Calm Mind variant, superpower[1] allows it to threaten a 3HKO on Chansey while not losing out on its ability to 2HKO Ting-Lu. This also allows for potential to snowball through weakened teams once speed control options such as? have been removed from opponents teams. Alternatively, psychic-types[1] allows super effective hits on poisons-types[1] that aren't weak to ground Earth Power, such as Mega Venusaur and Amoonguss. In addition to many of the same partners as Calm Mind variants, choice specs[1] Enamorus functions as an excellent partner to special attacking sweepers such as booster energy[1] Iron Moth, Keldeo, Blacephalon and Contrary Serperior due to its ability to remove Slowking-Galar and Ting-Lu without competing for the same team slot as Calm Mind variants would. what do these mons do in return? As this set is weak to stealth rocks[1] it appreciates being partnered with strong removal options, such as Iron Treads, defog Scizor and defog Latias certianly not Scizor, we're not that desparate for removal, same goes for Scarf Latias which is kinda mid. Mentions like Serperior, Tapu Fini, Court Change Cinderace would work better. , which allow it to more easily navigate opposing entry hazard setters, such as Hippowdon and Hyper Offence hazard suicide leads such as?. It can also be prediction reliant into teams that stack multiple fairy-type[1] resists , so stealth rocks[1] and knock off[1] support from Clefable, Ting-Lu, Skarmory,(comma) and Scizor allows it to more effectively break down its checks over the course of a game. However, it prefers not to be paired with Hippowdon and Tyranitar due to its lack of recovery making sand chip permanent. Unnessesary mention

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Also make sure to incorperate your progress in the thread title [WIP], [QC 0/1], [QC 1/1], [GP 0/1], etc

 

[Pubo]

hey TBIC106 i think you already implemented runo's check, if so then change the title and tag to GP 0/1

edit: if not, don't forget to do it, we want to get everything at gp stage until shifts

 

[TBIC106]

Quality Check implemented, pinging GP Team

 

[red fintans]

AMGP
add remove comment (AC/RC add/remove comment, AP/RP add/remove period, AH/RH add/remove hyphen, AS/RS add/remove semicolon)

head in the clouds

[SET]
Name: Calm Mind Sweeper
Move 1: Calm Mind
Move 2: Moonblast
Move 3: Earth Power
Move 4: Mystical Fire / Taunt
Item: Heavy-(AH)Duty Boots
Ability: Cute Charm
Nature: Timid
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Enamorus is a potent sweeper, capable of beating common defensive staples in Skarmory, Sableye-Mega Mega Sableye, (AC) and Iron Treads. Its expansive coverage in Earth Power and Mystical Fire allows it to hit every steel type Steel-type in the tier, such as Celesteela, Skarmory, Aegislash, (AC) and Scizor, for super effective damage, securing either an OHKO or a 2HKO on all of these checks with them after a Calm Mind boost from Calm Mind. It also allows Enamorus to work around other Fairy type resists Fairy-resistant foes such as Skeledirge, Slowking-Galar Galarian Slowking, (AC) and Iron Moth, (RC) as well as offensive checks in Arcanine-Hisui Hisuian Arcanine and Victini, while its Speed tier allows it to outrun outspeed and OHKO Nihilego. Taunt as is an option also allows it to potentially beat the status that status users like Clefable, Hippowdon, (AC) and Chansey use that try to slow down or stall Enamorus, while also denying opposing health recovery and also deny recovery from them. These traits make it an excellent partner for Aegislash, with SubToxic variants appreciating the ability to threaten or kill KO Skeledirge and steel types Steel-types like Iron Treads, (AC) while Swords Dance variants enjoy its ability to threaten Buzzwole, Iron Hands, (AC) and Whirlwind Skarmory. Similarly, Iron Moth enjoys many of the same its checks being removed, particularly Tyranitar-Mega Mega Tyranitar and Latias for sets not carrying lacking Dazzling Gleam. However, its Enamorus's frailty and lack of immediate power makes it difficult for it to break past checks such as Slowking-Galar Galarian Slowking and Celesteela, both of which threaten an to OHKO it with Sludge Bomb and Heavy Slam, (AC) respectively, while Enamorus needs a Calm Mind boost to 2HKO them. Similarly, Chansey can use Toxic and Seismic Toss to take advantage of Enamorus's lack of longevity. This means it appreciates partners such as Tyranitar and Bisharp, which are capable of Pursuit trapping Slowking-Galar Galarian Slowking and Chansey, as well as Cinderace, which can break past Celesteela as well as providing provide pivoting to bring it Enamorus in safely. Its Speed tier also means it is pressured by faster threats, (RC) such as Iron Moth and Latios. This means it enjoys speed control options from partners such as Cinderace and Meowscarada as partners, which are able to outspeed its offensive checks. To compensate for its relative frailty, (AC) it also enjoys slow pivots to bring it in safely, such as Slowbro, Slowking-galar Galarian Slowking, (AC) and Scizor, while providing and in return it provides an offensive check to the Dark-(AH)types they are threatened by, such as Tyranitar-Mega Mega Tyranitar, Meowscarada, (AC) and Hydreigon.

[SET]
Name: Choice Specs
Move 1: Moonblast
Move 2: Earth Power
Move 3: Mystical Fire
Move 4: Superpower / Psychic
Item: Choice Specs
Ability: Contrary
Nature: Hasty / Timid
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Enamorus to have be more immediately threat into fearsome against bulky teams, now threatening 2HKOs on most Fairy type resists Fairy-resistant foes without the need for a turn of set up setup. In addition to the coverage seen in the Calm Mind variant Earth Power and Mystical Fire, Superpower allows it to threaten a 3HKO on Chansey. This also allows for potential Enamorus to potentially snowball through weakened teams once speed control options, (RC) like from the likes of Meowscarada and Cinderace, (RC) have been removed from opponents teams. Alternatively, Psychic allows super effective hits on poison types Poison-types that aren't weak to Earth Power, such as Mega Venusaur and Amoonguss. In addition to many of the same partners as Calm Mind pursuit trappers like Mega Tyranitar, speed control from the likes of Cinderace, and slow pivots like Slowbro, Choice Specs Enamorus functions as an excellent partner to special attacking sweepers such as Iron Moth, Keldeo, Blacephalon, (AC) and Serperior due to its ability to remove Slowking-Galar Galarian Slowking without competing for the same team slot. (AP) as Calm Mind variants would, while These options can also be used to remove Steel-(AH)types and Poison-(AH)types to allow Enamorus to use its powerful Moonblast more frequently freely. As this set Enamorus is weak to stealth rocks Stealth Rock chip damage, (AC) it appreciates being partnered with strong entry hazard removal options, such as Rapid Spin Iron Treads, Defog Salamence, Defog Tapu Fini, (AC) and Court Change Cinderace, which allow it to more easily navigate work around opposing entry hazard setters, such as Hippowdon, (AC) and suicide leads like Excadrill. It can also be Due to its Choice Specs, however, Enamorus becomes prediction reliant into against teams that stack multiple Fairy type resists Fairy-resistant foes, so Stealth Rocks and Knock Off support from Clefable, Tyranitar, and Scizor allows it to more effectively break down its checks over the course of a game.

 

[Milak]

TBIC106 feel free to implement the above's amcheck and I'll give it a final look afterwards.

 

[TBIC106]

I believe it is implemented Milak the only reason I hadn't changed the title is because I wanted to read through it myself again to be sure. If you were planning on doing so that would be extremely helpful though!

 

[Milak]

You forgot to implement some of the changes in the original amcheck, so please be careful when implementing this and use this guide.
Add (AH=add hyphen)
Remove (RC=remove comma)

1/1

[SET]
Name: Calm Mind Sweeper
Move 1: Calm Mind
Move 2: Moonblast
Move 3: Earth Power
Move 4: Mystical Fire / Taunt
Item: Heavy-Duty Boots
Ability: Cute Charm
Nature: Timid
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Enamorus is a potent sweeper, capable of beating common defensive staples in Skarmory, Mega Sableye, and Iron Treads. Its expansive coverage in Earth Power and Mystical Fire allows it to hit every Steel-type in the tier, such as Celesteela, Skarmory, Aegislash, and Scizor, for super effective damage, securing either an OHKO or a 2HKO on them with a Calm Mind boost. It also allows Enamorus to work around other Fairy-resistant foes such as Skeledirge, Galarian Slowking, and Iron Moth as well as offensive checks in Hisuian Arcanine and Victini, while its Speed tier allows it to outspeed and OHKO Nihilego. Taunt is an option to potentially beat and deny recovery from status users like Clefable, Hippowdon, and Chansey that try to slow down or stall Enamorus,(RC) and also deny recovery from them. These traits make it an excellent partner for Aegislash, with SubToxic variants appreciating the ability to threaten or KO Skeledirge and Steel-types like Iron Treads, while Swords Dance variants enjoy its ability to threaten Buzzwole, Iron Hands, and Whirlwind Skarmory. Similarly, Iron Moth enjoys many of its checks being removed, particularly Mega Tyranitar and Latias for sets lacking Dazzling Gleam. However, Enamorus's frailty and lack of immediate power makes it difficult for it to break past checks such as Galarian Slowking and Celesteela, which threaten to OHKO it with Sludge Bomb and Heavy Slam, respectively, while Enamorus needs a Calm Mind boost to 2HKO them and are only 2HKOed after a Calm Mind boost. Similarly, Chansey can use Toxic and Seismic Toss to take advantage of Enamorus's lack of longevity. This means it appreciates partners such as Tyranitar and Bisharp, which are capable of Pursuit trapping Galarian Slowking and Chansey, as well as Cinderace, which can break past Celesteela as well as provide pivoting to bring Enamorus in safely. Its Speed tier also means it is pressured by faster threats such as Iron Moth and Latios. This means it enjoys speed control from partners such as Cinderace and Meowscarada, which are able to outspeed its offensive checks. To compensate for its relative frailty, it also enjoys slow pivots to bring it in safely, such as Slowbro, Galarian Slowking, and Scizor, and in return it provides an offensive check to the Dark-types they are threatened by, such as Mega Tyranitar, Meowscarada, and Hydreigon.

[SET]
Name: Choice Specs
Move 1: Moonblast
Move 2: Earth Power
Move 3: Mystical Fire
Move 4: Superpower / Psychic
Item: Choice Specs
Ability: Contrary
Nature: Hasty / Timid
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Choice Specs allows Enamorus to be more immediately fearsome into against bulky teams, now threatening 2HKOs on most Fairy-resistant foes without the need for a turn of setup. In addition to Earth Power and Mystical Fire, Superpower allows it to threaten a 3HKO on Chansey. This also allows Enamorus to potentially snowball through weakened teams once speed from the likes of faster foes like Meowscarada and Cinderace have been removed. Alternatively, Psychic allows super effective hits on Poison-types that aren't weak to Earth Power, such as Mega Venusaur and Amoonguss. In addition to pursuit Pursuit trappers like Mega Tyranitar, speed control from the likes of Cinderace, and slow pivots like Slowbro, Choice Specs Enamorus functions as an excellent partner to special sweepers such as Iron Moth, Keldeo, Blacephalon, and Serperior due to its ability to remove Galarian Slowking without competing for the same team slot. These options can also be used to remove Steel-types and Poison-types to allow Enamorus to use its powerful Moonblast more freely. As Enamorus is weak to Stealth Rock chip damage, it appreciates being partnered with strong entry hazard removal options, such as Rapid Spin Iron Treads, Defog Salamence, Defog Tapu Fini, and Court Change Cinderace, which allow it to more easily work around opposing entry hazard setters,(RC) such as Hippowdon,(RC) and suicide leads like Excadrill. Due to its Choice Specs, however, Enamorus becomes prediction-(AH)reliant against teams that stack multiple Fairy-resistant foes, so Stealth Rock and Knock Off support from Clefable, Tyranitar, and Scizor allow allows it to more effectively break down its checks over the course of a game.

Credits:
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/tbic106.585020/
Quality Checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/runo.568189/
Grammar checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/red-fintans.637479/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/milak.262594/

GP Team done

 

[TBIC106]

Implemented, the only change from what you wrote is that I have simply removed the mention of Dazzling Gleam from the Iron Moth section in the Calm Mind set, as it was mostly superfluous information that was unnecessary and could be confusing.

 

[Pubo]

https://www.smogon.com/dex/sv/pokemon/enamorus/national-dex-uu/