AAA Jirachi [Done]

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[SET]
RegenVest (Jirachi) @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 8 SpA / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Future Sight / Doom Desire
- U-turn
- Psychic Noise
- Thunderbolt / Iron Head / Ice Punch

[SET COMMNETS]
Jirachi sets itself apart from other RegenVest pivots by better checking the prevalent, powerful Psychic-types—Latios, Deoxys-S, Scream Tail, and Azelf—and providing Future Sight support to powerful physical wallbreakers like Zamazenta, Chien-Pao, and Ceruledge. Many of the best physical walls such as Corviknight and Manaphy survive by barely avoiding 2HKOs, which they fail to when switching into Future Sight as well, while others like Iron Hands, Great Tusk, and Pecharunt take far too much damage from Future Sight anyway. Doom Desire is an alternative with no immunities that also hits Scream Tail harder but otherwise has worse coverage against relevant targets. Psychic Noise denies recovery to Empoleon and Corviknight and punishes aggressive Iron Moth and Great Tusk switch ins. The last moveslot is extremely flexible; Thunderbolt for Corviknight, Iron Head for Scream Tail, Ice Punch for Dragonite, and Body Slam to fish for paralysis are some of the most notable options. Jirachi should be paired with physical wallbreakers on more offensive teams, as they best take advantage of its combination of slow pivoting and Future Sight. Fighting-types like Iron Hands and Zamazenta, Ceruledge, and the Ogerpon formes are excellent teammates that also appreciate Jirachi switching into fast Psychic-types like Deoxys-S and Azelf attempting to revenge kill them. Jirachi is weak to several common special attackers, most notably primal weather users like Iron Moth and Walking Wake, and Ghost-types such as Gengar and Gholdengo, so teammates that can offensively check them like other primal weather users and Roaring Moon are greatly appreciated. Since Jirachi is wholly dependent on Regenerator for recovery, it appreciates entry hazard removers like Great Tusk and Corviknight to maximize that recovery.

[SET CREDITS]
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[Sulo]

i've hardly used this thing icl..

[SET]
RegenVest but with Future Sight (Jirachi) @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 8 SpA / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Future Sight / Doom Desire
- U-turn
- Psychic Noise
- whatever the fuck this thing gets a lot of moves

[SET COMMNETS]
Jirachi sets itself apart from other RegenVest pivots by better checking the broken Psychic-types, Latios, Deoxys-S, Scream Steam Tail, and Azelf, and providing Future Sight support to powerful physical wallbreakers like Zamazenta, Chien-Pao, and Ceruledge. Many of the best physical walls such as Corviknight and Manaphy survive by barely avoiding 2HKOes, which they fail to when switching into Future Sight as well, while others like Iron Hands, Great Tusk, and Fat Gengar take far too much damage anyway. Doom Desire is an alternative with no immunities that also hits Scream Tail harder, but otherwise has worse coverage into relevant targets. Psychic Noise denies recovery to Empoleon and Corviknight and really pisses off cheeky Iron Moth switch ins. immediately pressuring tusk is notable asw The last moveslot can basically be whatever; Thunderbolt for Corviknight, Iron Head for Scream Tail, Ice Punch for Dragonite, have fun with it. if these are the ones you'd recommend the most, just list those as slashes but keep this line the same (emphasize that the ones that are actually in the set are the most viable last moveslots, though) Jirachi should be paired with physical wallbreakers on more offensive teams, as they best take advantage of its combination of slow pivoting and Future Sight. Zamazenta, Ceruledge, and the Ogerpon formes are excellent teammates. Jirachi is weak to several common special attackers and primal weather users list some examples, e.g. moth tran and any Ghost-type, so teammates that can offensive check them like other primal weather users and Roaring Moon are greatly appreciated. Since Jirachi is wholly dependent on Regenerator for recovery, it appreciates entry hazard removers like Great Tusk and Corviknight to maximize that recovery. mention rachi benefitting mons that can't beat psychic types on their own and taking pressure off them, like ghold / tran / mandi

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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Quality checked by:
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[Slither Wing]

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Where WA mention for Wake :(

[SET]
RegenVest but with Future Sight (Jirachi) @ Assault Vest I won't fight you on the name cause its funny, but it should probably be shortened down to just RegenVest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 8 SpA / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Future Sight / Doom Desire
- U-turn
- Psychic Noise
- Thunderbolt / Iron Head / Ice Punch

[SET COMMNETS]
Jirachi sets itself apart from other RegenVest pivots by better checking the broken Psychic-types, Latios, Deoxys-S, Scream Tail, and Azelf, and providing Future Sight support to powerful physical wallbreakers like Zamazenta, Chien-Pao, and Ceruledge. Many of the best physical walls such as Corviknight and Manaphy survive by barely avoiding 2HKOes, which they fail to when switching into Future Sight as well, while others like Iron Hands, Great Tusk, and Fat Gengar Pecharunt -_- take far too much damage anyway. Doom Desire is an alternative with no immunities that also hits Scream Tail harder, but otherwise has worse coverage into relevant targets. Psychic Noise denies recovery to Empoleon and Corviknight and really pisses off cheeky I'll let GP yell at you for this lol Iron Moth and Great Tusk switch ins. The last moveslot is extremely flexible; Thunderbolt for Corviknight, Iron Head for Scream Tail, Ice Punch for Dragonite, and Body Slam to fish for paralysis are some of the most notable options. Jirachi should be paired with physical wallbreakers on more offensive teams, as they best take advantage of its combination of slow pivoting and Future Sight. Zamazenta, Ceruledge, and the Ogerpon formes are excellent teammates. Jirachi is weak to several common special attackers, most notably primal weather users like Iron Moth and Walking Wake, and any Ghost-types such as Gengar and Gholdengo, so teammates that can offensive offensively check them like other primal weather users and Roaring Moon are greatly appreciated. Since Jirachi is wholly dependent on Regenerator for recovery, it appreciates entry hazard removers like Great Tusk and Corviknight to maximize that recovery. Jirachi is an excellent teammate for offensive teammates commonly forced out by Azelf and Deoxys-S like the Ogerpon formes and Fighting-types like Iron Hands and Zamazenta. You could probably move this up to the sentence where you mention physical wallbreakers as teammates and incorporate it there in some way

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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Quality checked by:
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[UT]

GP Team

 

[Rose]

add remove comment

GP Check

[SET]
RegenVest (Jirachi) @ Assault Vest
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 8 SpA / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 0 Spe
- Future Sight / Doom Desire
- U-turn
- Psychic Noise
- Thunderbolt / Iron Head / Ice Punch

[SET COMMNETS]
Jirachi sets itself apart from other RegenVest pivots by better checking the broken Psychic-types extremely powerful (or something similar) Psychic-types—Latios, Deoxys-S, Scream Tail, and Azelf, and Azelf—and providing Future Sight support to powerful physical wallbreakers like Zamazenta, Chien-Pao, and Ceruledge. Many of the best physical walls such as Corviknight and Manaphy survive by barely avoiding 2HKOes 2HKOs, which they fail to when switching into Future Sight as well, while others like Iron Hands, Great Tusk, and Pecharunt take far too much damage (from Future Sight or just in general?) anyway. Doom Desire is an alternative with no immunities that also hits Scream Tail harder, (comma) but otherwise has worse coverage into against relevant targets. Psychic Noise denies recovery to Empoleon and Corviknight and punishes aggressive Iron Moth and Great Tusk switch ins switch-ins. The last moveslot is extremely flexible; Thunderbolt for Corviknight, Iron Head for Scream Tail, Ice Punch for Dragonite, and Body Slam to fish for paralysis are some of the most notable options. Jirachi should be paired with physical wallbreakers on more offensive teams, as they best take advantage of its combination of slow pivoting and Future Sight. Fighting-types like Iron Hands and Zamazenta, Ceruledge, and the Ogerpon formes are excellent teammates, (comma) which that also appreciate Jirachi switching into fast Psychic-types like Deoxys-Speed Deoxys-S and Azelf attempting to revenge kill them. Jirachi is weak to several common special attackers, most notably primal weather users like Iron Moth and Walking Wake, and Ghost-types such as Gengar and Gholdengo, so teammates that can offensively check them like other primal weather users and Roaring Moon are greatly appreciated. Since Jirachi is wholly dependent on Regenerator for recovery, it appreciates entry hazard removers like Great Tusk and Corviknight to maximize that recovery.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/ut.523866/
Quality checked by:
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https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/slither-wing.603931/
Grammar checked by:
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1/1 GP Team done

 

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Implemented and uploaded!

https://www.smogon.com/dex/sv/pokemon/jirachi/almost-any-ability/