Monotype Tapu Bulu (Fairy) (QC:3/3) (GP:1/1)

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[SET]
name: Swords Dance (Fairy)
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Horn Leech
move 3: High Horsepower
move 4: Close Combat
item: Babiri Berry / Life Orb / Leftovers
ability: Grassy Surge
nature: Adamant
evs: 24 HP / 252 Atk / 232 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Swords Dance Tapu Bulu utilizes its great bulk to set up and immensely pressure types such as Ground, Water, Steel, and Electric for Fairy teams. Horn Leech deals with Ground- and Water-types such as Excadrill, Rotom-W, and Slowbro and provides longevity, making Tapu Bulu harder to revenge kill. High Horsepower threatens Steel- and Poison-types such as Aegislash, Dragalge, and Toxapex. Close Combat deals with other Steel-types such as Celesteela, Melmetal, and Ferrothorn, and it also allows Tapu Bulu to pick off weakened defensive Pokemon such as Mandibuzz. Babiri Berry allows it to lure in and remove Excadrill for Fairy teams, while Life Orb allows it to OHKO Toxapex and Melmetal at +2 with High Horsepower and Close Combat, respectively. Alternatively, Leftovers turns Tapu Bulu into a bulky sweeper that can be difficult for teams such as Fairy, Electric, and Water teams to take down, as it stacks with Grassy Terrain and Horn Leech recovery. 232 Speed EVs let it outspeed and remove offensive variants of Celesteela and Tyranitar, as well as common defensive Pokemon such as Rotom-W and specially defensive Heatran.

Klefki is an excellent teammate for Tapu Bulu, as it sets dual screens to help Tapu Bulu set up safely, sets Spikes to wear down the opposing team, and can wall and paralyze Poison-types such as Nihilego and Gengar for it. In return, Tapu Bulu provides Grassy Terrain to dampen Earthquake and takes on Ground-types such as Excadrill and Swampert. Calm Mind Clefable is a bulky special setup sweeper that works well with Tapu Bulu, as both wear down defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Heatran, and Toxapex, allowing one of them to eventually overwhelm teams such as Steel and Water teams. Azumarill deals with Fire-types such as Victini and Blacephalon, and it can use a Belly Drum set to break down types such as Poison and Steel late-game. Calm Mind Tapu Fini is a bulky special setup sweeper that loves Tapu Bulu's ability to wear down Ferrothorn, Dragalge, and Celesteela, and in return it deals with Heatran, Hydreigon, and Dragonite. Tapu Koko checks fast threats such as Galarian Moltres and Weavile, can pivot Tapu Bulu in against bulky defensive Pokemon that it can threaten such as Swampert, Galarian Slowking, and Ferrothorn, and deals with Flying-types such as Celesteela and Crobat. Choice Scarf Tapu Lele deals with faster Poison- and Dragon-types such as Nidoking and Kyurem, and it appreciates Tapu Bulu dealing with defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Tyranitar, and Slowking, as this allows Tapu Lele to clean types like Flying, Dark, and Water late-game. Hatterene is a bulky Calm Mind sweeper that provides entry hazard control in the form of Magic Bounce, which stops Toxapex's Toxic Spikes from wearing down Tapu Bulu, allowing it to pressure teams such as Water and Poison teams more consistently. Hatterene also appreciates Tapu Bulu's ability to remove Pokemon that wall it such as Magnezone and specially defensive Tyranitar, allowing it to sweep types such as Electric and Dark late-game.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Fairy
--------
A Choice Band set with Wood Hammer, Horn Leech, Stone Edge, and Close Combat may be used for immediate damage, as this allows Tapu Bulu to 2HKO Toxapex, Mandibuzz, and Melmetal without needing to set up, but getting locked into one of these moves can be undesirable. Zen Headbutt may be used over High Horsepower, as it allows Tapu Bulu to threaten Galarian Weezing and Amoonguss. Similarly, Stone Edge allows it to heavily damage Flying-types such as Zapdos, but losing High Horsepower leaves Tapu Bulu unable to OHKO Aegislash and Toxapex at +2. Substitute may be used to take advantage of forced switches and evade status, but the reduced coverage is detrimental to its ability to break down Steel and Poison teams.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Fairy analysis by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Quality checked by: [[AtraX Madara, 513753], [Aqua Jet, 531302], [roxiee, 481576]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429]]
 
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-Bulu can also pressure Normal, as Horn Leech helps beating Ditto.
-We should talk about Bulu helping with Electric matchup as he is able to basically take any hit (There is Zapdos) and go back to full HP + it offers overall an important resistance to the type.
-You mentioned Azumarill but not Fini for Fire types.
-Mention Choice Scarf as well in Other Options (can offer speed control which can help beating things like Gengar Nidoking or Zapdos)
QC 1/3 when implemented.
- Quality checked by: [[AtraX Madara, 513753], [<username2>, <userid2>], [<username3>, <userid3>]]
 

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-Bulu can also pressure Normal, as Horn Leech helps beating Ditto.
-We should talk about Bulu helping with Electric matchup as he is able to basically take any hit (There is Zapdos) and go back to full HP + it offers overall an important resistance to the type.
-You mentioned Azumarill but not Fini for Fire types.
-Mention Choice Scarf as well in Other Options (can offer speed control which can help beating things like Gengar Nidoking or Zapdos)
QC 1/3 when implemented.
- Quality checked by: [[AtraX Madara, 513753], [<username2>, <userid2>], [<username3>, <userid3>]]
-Mention Choice Scarf as well in Other Options (can offer speed control which can help beating things like Gengar Nidoking or Zapdos)
It already has a set of its own (Scarf Bulu already in the smogdex)

Aside from that, the rest are implemented. Thank you so much Madara :blobnom:
 

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[SET]
name: Swords Dance (Fairy)
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Horn Leech
move 3: High Horsepower
move 4: Close Combat
item: Babiri Berry / Life Orb / Leftovers
ability: Grassy Surge
nature: Adamant
evs: 24 HP / 252 Atk / 232 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Swords Dance Tapu Bulu utilizes its great bulk to setup and immensely pressure teams types such as Ground, Water, Steel, Electric, Normal, and Poison (This is a lot of examples, maybe just stick with 3 types?) for Fairy teams. Horn Leech deals with Ground- and Water-types such as Excadrill, Rotom-W, and Slowbro and provides longevity, making Tapu Bulu harder to revenge-kill (RH). High Horsepower threatens Steel- and Poison-types such as Aegislash, Dragalge, and Toxapex, and OHKOes these nuisances for Fairy teams at +2. Close Combat deals with the other Steel-types such as Ferrothorn and Melmetal, and also allows it to pick off weakened defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela and Mandibuzz. Babiri Berry allows it to lure in and remove Excadrill for Fairy teams, while Life Orb allows it to OHKO Toxapex and Melmetal at +2 with High Horsepower and Close Combat, respectively. Alteratively Alternatively, Leftovers turns Tapu Bulu into a bulky sweeper that can be difficult for teams such as Fairy, Electric, and Water to take down due to the combination of Grassy Terrain and Horn Leech recovery. 232 Speed EVs lets it outspeed and remove offensive variants of Celesteela and Tyranitar, as well as common defensive Pokemon such as Rotom-W and specially defensive Heatran, and an Adamant nature maximizes Tapu Bulu's offensive capabilities.

Klefki is an excellent teammate for Tapu Bulu, as it sets dual screens to help Tapu Bulu setup more safely, sets Spikes to wear down the opposing team, and can wall and cripple Poison-types such as Nihilego and Gengar for it. In return, Tapu Bulu provides Grassy Terrain to dampen Earthquake and takes on Ground-types such as Excadrill and Swampert. Calm Mind Clefable is a bulky special setup sweeper that works well with Tapu Bulu as both wear down defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Heatran, and Toxapex, allowing itself or Tapu Bulu to eventually overwhelm teams such as Steel and Water. Azumarill deals with Fire-types such as Victini and Blacephalon, and can use a Belly Drum set to break down teams types such as Poison and Steel late-game. Calm Mind Tapu Fini is a bulky special setup sweeper that loves Tapu Bulu's ability wear down Ferrothorn, Dragalge, and Celesteela, and in return deals with Heatran, Hydreigon, and Dragonite. Tapu Koko checks fast threats such as Galarian Moltres and Weavile, can pivot Tapu Bulu in against bulky defensive Pokemon that it can threaten such as Swampert, Galarian Slowking, and Ferrothorn, and deals with Flying-types such as Celesteela and Crobat. Choice Scarf Tapu Lele deals with faster Poison- and Dragon-types such as Nidoking and Kyurem, and appreciates Tapu Bulu's ability to deal with defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Tyranitar, and Slowking, as it allows Tapu Lele to clean types like Flying, Dark, and Water late-game. Hatterene is a bulky Trick Room Calm Mind setup sweeper that provides entry hazard control in the form of Magic Bounce to avoid Toxic Spikes from Toxapex from wearing down Tapu Bulu, allowing it to pressure teams such as Water and Poison more consistently. It also appreciates Tapu Bulu's ability to remove Pokemon that wall Hatterene such as Magnezone and Specially Defensive Tyranitar, allowing it to sweep types such as Electric and Dark late-game.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Fairy
--------
A Choice Band set with Wood Hammer, Horn Leech, Stone Edge, and Close Combat may be used for immediate damage, as this allows Tapu Bulu to 2HKO Toxapex, Mandibuzz, and Melmetal without needing to setup, but getting locked into a move can be undesirable. Zen Headbutt may be used over High Horsepower as it allows Tapu Bulu to threaten Galarian Weezing. Similarly, Stone Edge allows it to heavily damage Flying-types such as Zapdos, but this leaves Tapu Bulu unable to OHKO Aegislash and Toxapex. Substitute may be used to take advantage of forced switches and evade status, but the reduced coverage is detrimental to its ability to break down Steel and Poison teams.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Fairy analysis by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Quality checked by: [[AtraX Madara, 513753], [<username2>, <userid2>], [<username3>, <userid3>]]
- Grammar checked by: [[<username1>, <userid1>], [<username2>, <userid2>]]

QC: 2/3
Aqua Jet, 531302

 

Neko

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uch as Ground, Water, Steel, Electric, Normal, and Poison (This is a lot of examples, maybe just stick with 3 types?)
switched to 4 (removed Normal and Poison)

Alteratively Alternatively, Leftovers turns Tapu Bulu into a bulky sweeper that can be difficult for teams such as Fairy, Electric, and Water to take down due to the combination of Grassy Terrain and Horn Leech recovery
Cat momento :regiF:

Checks applied, thank you so much Aqua Jet :blobnom:
 

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Close Combat deals with other Steel-types such as Ferrothorn and Melmetal, and also allows it to pick off weakened defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela and Mandibuzz.
idk preferrably celesteela (or one of the steel/flyings) in the steel-types category as it flows better from high horse targeting non-flying steels into cc hitting those flyings
and cripple Poison-types such as Nihilego and Gengar for it
How? This feels like its only referencing one particular move so no need to speak in a general sense here
Hatterene is a bulky Trick Room Calm Mind setup sweeper
Remove "Trick Room", Hatterene doesnt require Trick Room to be successful , just cm
Zen Headbutt may be used over High Horsepower as it allows Tapu Bulu to threaten Galarian Weezing.
add amoonguss

3/3 great work
 

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idk preferrably celesteela (or one of the steel/flyings) in the steel-types category as it flows better from high horse targeting non-flying steels into cc hitting those flyings
the problem with this is it doesn't OHKO Celes, or any Steel birb at +2, while the former stuff die from it:
+2 252+ Atk Life Orb Tapu Bulu Close Combat vs. 252 HP / 252+ Def Celesteela: 264-311 (66.3 - 78.1%) -- guaranteed 2HKO after Leftovers recovery

Aside from that, checks implemented (will qc3 when you reply)
 

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the problem with this is it doesn't OHKO Celes, or any Steel birb at +2, while the former stuff die from it:
+2 252+ Atk Life Orb Tapu Bulu Close Combat vs. 252 HP / 252+ Def Celesteela: 264-311 (66.3 - 78.1%) -- guaranteed 2HKO after Leftovers recovery

Aside from that, checks implemented (will qc3 when you reply)
ohkoing it isnt an issue because it's still a target at the end of the day of cc i mainly was referring to the flow and mentioning celes first seemed more crucial (Celesteela -> Melm -> Ferro) probs
 

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ohkoing it isnt an issue because it's still a target at the end of the day of cc i mainly was referring to the flow and mentioning celes first seemed more crucial (Celesteela -> Melm -> Ferro) probs
implemented, thank you Roxieee :blobnom:

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[SET]
name: Swords Dance (Fairy)
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Horn Leech
move 3: High Horsepower
move 4: Close Combat
item: Babiri Berry / Life Orb / Leftovers
ability: Grassy Surge
nature: Adamant
evs: 24 HP / 252 Atk / 232 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Swords Dance Tapu Bulu utilizes its great bulk to setup set up and immensely pressure types such as Ground, Water, Steel, and Electric for Fairy teams. Horn Leech deals with Ground- and Water-types such as Excadrill, Rotom-W, and Slowbro and provides longevity, making Tapu Bulu harder to revenge kill. High Horsepower threatens Steel- and Poison-types such as Aegislash, Dragalge, and Toxapex. Close Combat deals with other Steel-types such as Celesteela, Melmetal, and Ferrothorn, and also allows it it also allows Tapu Bulu to pick off weakened defensive Pokemon such as Mandibuzz. Babiri Berry allows it to lure in and remove Excadrill for Fairy teams, while Life Orb allows it to OHKO Toxapex and Melmetal at +2 with High Horsepower and Close Combat, respectively. Alternatively, Leftovers turns Tapu Bulu into a bulky sweeper that can be difficult for teams such as Fairy, Electric, and Water teams to take down due to the combination of down, as it stacks with Grassy Terrain and Horn Leech recovery. 232 Speed EVs lets let it outspeed and remove offensive variants of Celesteela and Tyranitar, as well as common defensive Pokemon such as Rotom-W and specially defensive Heatran, and an Adamant nature maximizes Tapu Bulu's offensive capabilities.

Klefki is an excellent teammate for Tapu Bulu, as it sets dual screens to help Tapu Bulu setup set up safely, sets Spikes to wear down the opposing team, and can wall and cripple paralyze Poison-types such as Nihilego and Gengar for it with Thunder Wave. In return, Tapu Bulu provides Grassy Terrain to dampen Earthquake and takes on Ground-types such as Excadrill and Swampert. Calm Mind Clefable is a bulky special setup sweeper that works well with Tapu Bulu, (AC) as both wear down defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Heatran, and Toxapex, allowing itself or Tapu Bulu one of them to eventually overwhelm teams such as Steel and Water teams. Azumarill deals with Fire-types such as Victini and Blacephalon, and it can use a Belly Drum set to break down types such as Poison and Steel late-game. Calm Mind Tapu Fini is a bulky special setup sweeper that loves Tapu Bulu's ability to wear down Ferrothorn, Dragalge, and Celesteela, and in return it deals with Heatran, Hydreigon, and Dragonite. Tapu Koko checks fast threats such as Galarian Moltres and Weavile, can pivot Tapu Bulu in against bulky defensive Pokemon that it can threaten such as Swampert, Galarian Slowking, and Ferrothorn, and deals with Flying-types such as Celesteela and Crobat. Choice Scarf Tapu Lele deals with faster Poison- and Dragon-types such as Nidoking and Kyurem, and appreciates Tapu Bulu's ability to deal it appreciates Tapu Bulu dealing with defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Tyranitar, and Slowking, as it this allows Tapu Lele to clean types like Flying, Dark, and Water late-game. Hatterene is a bulky Calm Mind setup sweeper that provides entry hazard control in the form of Magic Bounce to avoid Toxic Spikes from Toxapex Bounce, which stops Toxapex's Toxic Spikes from wearing down Tapu Bulu, allowing it to pressure teams such as Water and Poison teams more consistently. It Hatterene also appreciates Tapu Bulu's ability to remove Pokemon that wall Hatterene it such as Magnezone and Specially Defensive specially defensive Tyranitar, allowing it to sweep types such as Electric and Dark late-game.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Fairy
--------
A Choice Band set with Wood Hammer, Horn Leech, Stone Edge, and Close Combat may be used for immediate damage, as this allows Tapu Bulu to 2HKO Toxapex, Mandibuzz, and Melmetal without needing to setup, set up, but getting locked into a move one of these moves (I imagine you meant to imply the moves are not great to lock into? if not, maybe clarify) can be undesirable. Zen Headbutt may be used over High Horsepower, (AC) as it allows Tapu Bulu to threaten Galarian Weezing and Amoongus. Amoonguss. Similarly, Stone Edge allows it to heavily damage Flying-types such as Zapdos, but this losing High Horsepower leaves Tapu Bulu unable to OHKO Aegislash and Toxapex at +2. Substitute may be used to take advantage of forced switches and evade status, but the reduced coverage is detrimental to its ability to break down Steel and Poison teams. (removed extra linebreak under)

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Fairy analysis by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Quality checked by: [[AtraX Madara, 513753], [Aqua Jet, 531302], [roxiee, 481576]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429]]

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nice, this may proceed as 1/1, just make sure not to miss small changes
GP Team done
 

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[SET]
name: Swords Dance (Fairy)
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Horn Leech
move 3: High Horsepower
move 4: Close Combat
item: Babiri Berry / Life Orb / Leftovers
ability: Grassy Surge
nature: Adamant
evs: 24 HP / 252 Atk / 232 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Swords Dance Tapu Bulu utilizes its great bulk to setup set up and immensely pressure types such as Ground, Water, Steel, and Electric for Fairy teams. Horn Leech deals with Ground- and Water-types such as Excadrill, Rotom-W, and Slowbro and provides longevity, making Tapu Bulu harder to revenge kill. High Horsepower threatens Steel- and Poison-types such as Aegislash, Dragalge, and Toxapex. Close Combat deals with other Steel-types such as Celesteela, Melmetal, and Ferrothorn, and also allows it it also allows Tapu Bulu to pick off weakened defensive Pokemon such as Mandibuzz. Babiri Berry allows it to lure in and remove Excadrill for Fairy teams, while Life Orb allows it to OHKO Toxapex and Melmetal at +2 with High Horsepower and Close Combat, respectively. Alternatively, Leftovers turns Tapu Bulu into a bulky sweeper that can be difficult for teams such as Fairy, Electric, and Water teams to take down due to the combination of down, as it stacks with Grassy Terrain and Horn Leech recovery. 232 Speed EVs lets let it outspeed and remove offensive variants of Celesteela and Tyranitar, as well as common defensive Pokemon such as Rotom-W and specially defensive Heatran, and an Adamant nature maximizes Tapu Bulu's offensive capabilities.

Klefki is an excellent teammate for Tapu Bulu, as it sets dual screens to help Tapu Bulu setup set up safely, sets Spikes to wear down the opposing team, and can wall and cripple paralyze Poison-types such as Nihilego and Gengar for it with Thunder Wave. In return, Tapu Bulu provides Grassy Terrain to dampen Earthquake and takes on Ground-types such as Excadrill and Swampert. Calm Mind Clefable is a bulky special setup sweeper that works well with Tapu Bulu, (AC) as both wear down defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Heatran, and Toxapex, allowing itself or Tapu Bulu one of them to eventually overwhelm teams such as Steel and Water teams. Azumarill deals with Fire-types such as Victini and Blacephalon, and it can use a Belly Drum set to break down types such as Poison and Steel late-game. Calm Mind Tapu Fini is a bulky special setup sweeper that loves Tapu Bulu's ability to wear down Ferrothorn, Dragalge, and Celesteela, and in return it deals with Heatran, Hydreigon, and Dragonite. Tapu Koko checks fast threats such as Galarian Moltres and Weavile, can pivot Tapu Bulu in against bulky defensive Pokemon that it can threaten such as Swampert, Galarian Slowking, and Ferrothorn, and deals with Flying-types such as Celesteela and Crobat. Choice Scarf Tapu Lele deals with faster Poison- and Dragon-types such as Nidoking and Kyurem, and appreciates Tapu Bulu's ability to deal it appreciates Tapu Bulu dealing with defensive Pokemon such as Celesteela, Tyranitar, and Slowking, as it this allows Tapu Lele to clean types like Flying, Dark, and Water late-game. Hatterene is a bulky Calm Mind setup sweeper that provides entry hazard control in the form of Magic Bounce to avoid Toxic Spikes from Toxapex Bounce, which stops Toxapex's Toxic Spikes from wearing down Tapu Bulu, allowing it to pressure teams such as Water and Poison teams more consistently. It Hatterene also appreciates Tapu Bulu's ability to remove Pokemon that wall Hatterene it such as Magnezone and Specially Defensive specially defensive Tyranitar, allowing it to sweep types such as Electric and Dark late-game.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Fairy
--------
A Choice Band set with Wood Hammer, Horn Leech, Stone Edge, and Close Combat may be used for immediate damage, as this allows Tapu Bulu to 2HKO Toxapex, Mandibuzz, and Melmetal without needing to setup, set up, but getting locked into a move one of these moves (I imagine you meant to imply the moves are not great to lock into? if not, maybe clarify) can be undesirable. Zen Headbutt may be used over High Horsepower, (AC) as it allows Tapu Bulu to threaten Galarian Weezing and Amoongus. Amoonguss. Similarly, Stone Edge allows it to heavily damage Flying-types such as Zapdos, but this losing High Horsepower leaves Tapu Bulu unable to OHKO Aegislash and Toxapex at +2. Substitute may be used to take advantage of forced switches and evade status, but the reduced coverage is detrimental to its ability to break down Steel and Poison teams. (removed extra linebreak under)

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Fairy analysis by: [[neko, 542526]]
- Quality checked by: [[AtraX Madara, 513753], [Aqua Jet, 531302], [roxiee, 481576]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429]]

View attachment 435837nice, this may proceed as 1/1, just make sure not to miss small changes
GP Team done
Check implemented, thank you so much Finland :blobnom:
 

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