National Dex Serperior

[ChrisPBacon]

[SET]
name: SubGlare
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Glare
move 3: Leaf Storm
move 4: Hidden Power Fire / Hidden Power Ground
item: Leftovers
ability: Contrary
nature: Timid
tera type: Grass
evs: 56 HP / 200 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Serperior's unique ability to snowball with Leaf Storm in conjunction with Contrary makes it a menacing late-game cleaner. Substitute allows Serperior to fish for a full paralysis, giving it free opportunities to attack while also taking advantage of passive Pokemon and those that rely on status conditions, such as Garganacl, Rotom-W, Clodsire, and Toxapex. Glare cripples common checks such as Tornadus-T, Volcarona, Skeledirge, and Victini, allowing Serperior or its teammates to muscle past them late-game. Hidden Power Fire hits common Grass-resistant Pokemon such as Ferrothorn and Mega Scizor. Alternatively, Hidden Power Ground threatens Heatran and Victini, although Tera Grass Heatran can still wall either variant. Both crucially provide it coverage to hit Gholdengo. Leftovers provides Serperior with longevity to use Substitute more freely and fully take advantage of Glare. Tera Grass amplifies the power of Leaf Storm, allowing Serperior to break past Pokemon like Tornadus-T and Toxapex with greater ease. The given EV spread ensures Rotom-W's Hydro Pump and Ferrothorn's Power Whip never break Serperior's Substitute. Serperior fits best on offensive teams that enjoy it crippling common defensive staples while providing avenues for it to sweep late-game. Wallbreakers such as Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Kingambit enjoy Serperior slowing down teams with Glare, giving them more opportunities to outspeed and KO the opposition. Serperior pairs very well with entry hazard setters such as Landorus-T, Heatran, and Garchomp. Not only does it bait in and cripple the most common Defogger in Tornadus-T, but it also punishes general Defog attempts with Contrary's evasion boost, making it even more nightmarish to take down through paralysis and Substitute. Serperior can struggle to break past Pokemon like Heatran, Dragonite, Zapdos, and Clodsire even when they are paralyzed, so Pokemon that pressure them such as Urshifu-R, Garchomp, and Tapu Lele make for good teammates.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[ChrisPBacon, 544502]]
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[2020 idm boomer]

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[SET]
name: SubGlare
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Glare
move 3: Leaf Storm
move 4: Hidden Power Fire / Hidden Power Ground
item: Leftovers
ability: Contrary
nature: Timid
tera type: Grass
evs: 56 HP / 200 SpA / 252 Spe

Serperior's unique ability to snowball with Leaf Storm in conjunction with Contrary makes it a menacing late-game cleaner after its checks are weakened (redundant i feel). Glare cripples common checks such as Tornadus-T, Volcarona, and Clodsire Clodsire feels out of place here—I see you mention it with the passive mons so it should be safe to remove from this section. I would consider mons like Heatran, Zard-Y, Skeledirge, Victini, or Dragonite in this section instead (don't need to mention all), allowing Serperior to muscle past them late-game or its teammates to take advantage of them. Substitute allows Serperior to wait for a full paralysis, giving it free opportunities to attack, while also taking advantage of passive Pokemon and Pokemon that rely on status conditions, such as Garganacl, Rotom-W, Clodsire, and Toxapex. Hidden Power Fire hits common Grass-resistant Pokemon such as Ferrothorn and Mega Scizor. Alternatively, Hidden Power Ground threatens Heatran and Skeledirge, although it leaves Serperior unable to threaten the aforementioned Ferrothorn and Mega Scizor (implied by previous statement), while Heatran can still Tera Grass to wall Serperior with Tera Grass Heatran being able to wall either variant. Leftovers provide Serperior with longevity to use Substitute more freely and fully take advantage of Glare. Tera Grass amplifies the power of Leaf Storm, allowing Serperior to break past Pokemon like Tornadus-T and Toxapex with greater ease. The given EV spread ensures Rotom-W's Hydro Pump and Ferrothorn's Power Whip never breaks Serperior's Substitute. SubGlare Serperior fits best on offensive teams that enjoy it crippling common defensive staples while providing avenues for it to sweep late-game. Wallbreakers such as Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Kingambit all enjoy Serperior slowing down teams with Glare, giving them more opportunities to outspeed and KO the opposition. Serperior pairs very well with entry hazard setters such as Landorus-T, Heatran, and Garchomp; Not only does it bait and cripple common defogger Tornadus-T, but it also punishes general Defog attempts with Contrary's evasion boost, making it even more nightmarish to take down through paralysis and Substitute. Serperior can struggle to break past Pokemon like Heatran, Dragonite, and Clodsire even when paralyzed (would consider mentioning Zapdos here), so Pokemon that pressure them such as Urshifu-R, Zamazenta (Garchomp instead?? Zama feels out of place), and Tapu Lele make for good teammates.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[ChrisPBacon, 544502]]
- Quality checked by: [[2020 idm boomer, 385157], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

QC 1/2. Good work Mr. Bacon

 

[ChrisPBacon]

imp

 

[Sulo]

i do today

 

[Sulo]

zagreus is my goat i HATE chirspbacon fr

[SET]
name: SubGlare
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Glare
move 3: Leaf Storm
move 4: Hidden Power Fire / Hidden Power Ground
item: Leftovers
ability: Contrary
nature: Timid
tera type: Grass
evs: 56 HP / 200 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Serperior's unique ability to snowball with Leaf Storm in conjunction with Contrary makes it a menacing late-game cleaner. Glare cripples common checks such as Tornadus-T, Volcarona, Skeledirge, and Victini, allowing Serperior to muscle past them late-game or its teammates to take advantage of them. Substitute allows Serperior to wait "fish" might be the better term for a full paralysis, giving it free opportunities to attack, while also taking advantage of passive Pokemon and Pokemon that rely on status conditions, such as Garganacl, Rotom-W, Clodsire, and Toxapex. Hidden Power Fire hits common Grass-resistant Pokemon such as Ferrothorn and Mega Scizor. Alternatively, Hidden Power Ground threatens Heatran and Skeledirge, does it even do that much to dirge? u can try another example like tini. also, mention ghold here somewhere, super important target imo although Tera Grass Heatran can still wall either variant. Leftovers provide Serperior with longevity to use Substitute more freely and fully take advantage of Glare. Tera Grass amplifies the power of Leaf Storm, allowing Serperior to break past Pokemon like Tornadus-T and Toxapex with greater ease. The given EV spread ensures Rotom-W's Hydro Pump and Ferrothorn's Power Whip never break Serperior's Substitute. SubGlare Serperior fits best on offensive teams that enjoy it crippling common defensive staples while providing avenues for it to sweep late-game. Wallbreakers such as Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Kingambit all enjoy Serperior slowing down teams with Glare, giving them more opportunities to outspeed and KO the opposition. Serperior pairs very well with entry hazard setters such as Landorus-T, Heatran, and Garchomp; not Not only does it bait in and cripple common defogger Tornadus-T, assuming you meant "the most common Defogger in Tornadus-T"? but it also punishes general Defog attempts with Contrary's evasion boost, making it even more nightmarish to take down through paralysis and Substitute. Serperior can struggle to break past Pokemon like Heatran, Dragonite, Zapdos, and Clodsire even when paralyzed, so Pokemon that pressure them such as Urshifu-R, Garchomp, and Tapu Lele make for good teammates.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[ChrisPBacon, 544502]]
- Quality checked by: [[2020 idm boomer, 385157], [Sulo, 528036]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

(2/2, good job)

 

[ChrisPBacon]

GP Team

 

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AM GP CHECK

[SET]
name: SubGlare
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Glare
move 3: Leaf Storm
move 4: Hidden Power Fire / Hidden Power Ground
item: Leftovers
ability: Contrary
nature: Timid
tera type: Grass
evs: 56 HP / 200 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Serperior's unique ability to snowball with Leaf Storm in conjunction with Contrary makes it a menacing late-game cleaner. Glare cripples common checks such as Tornadus-T, Volcarona, Skeledirge, and Victini, allowing Serperior or its teammates to muscle past them late-game or its teammates to take advantage of them. Move sub to first as its first moveslot Substitute allows Serperior to fish for a full paralysis, giving it free opportunities to attack, while also taking advantage of passive Pokemon and Pokemon those that rely on status conditions, such as Garganacl, Rotom-W, Clodsire, and Toxapex. Hidden Power Fire hits common Grass-resistant Pokemon such as Ferrothorn and Mega Scizor. Alternatively, Hidden Power Ground threatens Heatran and Victini, although, AC Tera Grass Heatran can still wall either variant. Both crucially provide it with coverage to hit Gholdengo. Leftovers provide Serperior with longevity to use Substitute more freely and fully take advantage of Glare. Tera Grass amplifies the power of Leaf Storm, allowing Serperior to break past Pokemon like Tornadus-T and Toxapex with greater ease. The given EV spread ensures Rotom-W's Hydro Pump and Ferrothorn's Power Whip never break Serperior's Substitute. SubGlare Serperior fits best on offensive teams that enjoy it crippling common defensive staples while providing avenues for it to sweep late-game. Wallbreakers such as Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Kingambit all enjoy Serperior slowing down teams with Glare, giving them more opportunities to outspeed and KO the opposition. Serperior pairs very well with entry hazard setters such as Landorus-T, Heatran, and Garchomp;. RSC, AP not Not only does it bait in and cripple the most common defogger in Tornadus-T, but it also punishes general Defog attempts with Contrary's evasion boost, making it even more nightmarish to take down through paralysis and Substitute. Serperior can struggle to break past Pokemon like Heatran, Dragonite, Zapdos, and Clodsire even when paralyzed, so Pokemon that pressure them such as Urshifu-R, Garchomp, and Tapu Lele make for good teammates.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[ChrisPBacon, 544502]]
- Quality checked by: [[2020 idm boomer, 385157], [Sulo, 528036]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

 

[ChrisPBacon]

amgp done

 

[autumn]

1/1 GP Team done

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[SET]
name: SubGlare
move 1: Substitute
move 2: Glare
move 3: Leaf Storm
move 4: Hidden Power Fire / Hidden Power Ground
item: Leftovers
ability: Contrary
nature: Timid
tera type: Grass
evs: 56 HP / 200 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Serperior's unique ability to snowball with Leaf Storm in conjunction with Contrary makes it a menacing late-game cleaner. Substitute allows Serperior to fish for a full paralysis, giving it free opportunities to attack (RC) while also taking advantage of passive Pokemon and those that rely on status conditions, such as Garganacl, Rotom-W, Clodsire, and Toxapex. Glare cripples common checks such as Tornadus-T, Volcarona, Skeledirge, and Victini, allowing Serperior or its teammates to muscle past them late-game. Hidden Power Fire hits common Grass-resistant Pokemon such as Ferrothorn and Mega Scizor. Alternatively, Hidden Power Ground threatens Heatran and Victini, although (RC) Tera Grass Heatran can still wall either variant. Both crucially provide it coverage to hit Gholdengo. Leftovers provides Serperior with longevity to use Substitute more freely and fully take advantage of Glare. Tera Grass amplifies the power of Leaf Storm, allowing Serperior to break past Pokemon like Tornadus-T and Toxapex with greater ease. The given EV spread ensures Rotom-W's Hydro Pump and Ferrothorn's Power Whip never break Serperior's Substitute. Serperior fits best on offensive teams that enjoy it crippling common defensive staples while providing avenues for it to sweep late-game. Wallbreakers such as Mega Mawile, Mega Medicham, and Kingambit enjoy Serperior slowing down teams with Glare, giving them more opportunities to outspeed and KO the opposition. Serperior pairs very well with entry hazard setters such as Landorus-T, Heatran, and Garchomp. Not only does it bait in and cripple the most common Defogger in Tornadus-T, but it also punishes general Defog attempts with Contrary's evasion boost, making it even more nightmarish to take down through paralysis and Substitute. Serperior can struggle to break past Pokemon like Heatran, Dragonite, Zapdos, and Clodsire even when they are paralyzed, so Pokemon that pressure them such as Urshifu-R, Garchomp, and Tapu Lele make for good teammates.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[ChrisPBacon, 544502]]
- Quality checked by: [[2020 idm boomer, 385157], [Sulo, 528036]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

 

[ChrisPBacon]

this mon is so woat in gen 8 nd oml i never recovered from the horror of when a serperior beat my healthy defensive moltres

 

[Sulo]

sounds like a skill issue https://www.smogon.com/dex/sv/pokemon/serperior/