Monotype Klefki (Fairy)

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[SET]
name: Utility
move 1: Reflect
move 2: Light Screen
move 3: Spikes
move 4: Foul Play / Thunder Wave
item: Light Clay
ability: Prankster
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Prankster Klefki provides great support with priority dual screens and Spikes. Foul Play checks physical setup sweepers such as Mimikyu and Scizor. Thunder Wave is another option that allows Klefki to cripple opposing threats such as Charizard, Duraludon, Dracovish, and Volcarona. Its defensive typing gives Fairy teams a much needed immunity to Poison-type attacks and allows it to take Steel-type attacks such as Scizor's Bullet Punch, Excadrill's Iron Head, and Aegislash's Flash Cannon comfortably. The EV spread and nature maximize Klefki's its physical bulk.

All of Klefki's teammates appreciate its screens and Spikes, especially setup sweepers. Belly Drum Azumarill makes a great teammate because it resists Fire-type attacks and can tank a hit behind screens, allowing it to set up. Calm Mind Hatterene is another great option because it can bounce back entry hazards and Taunt to prevent Klefki from being worn down or stopped while also having potential to set up with ease. Swords Dance Mimikyu and Bulk Up Grimmsnarl can also be paired with Klefki to set up against Ghost- and Steel-types. Calm Mind Primarina benefits from screens as well, allowing it to safely get behind a Substitute and start setting up. Nasty Plot Togekiss makes another solid option, since it can break Toxapex and Amoonguss after setting up. Choice Scarf Gardevoir also benefits from Klefki's screens because it can revenge kill and spam attacks with nothing to lose against opposing weather teams thanks to Trace. Ribombee pairs with Klefki quite well because it can set Sticky Web reliably in tandem with Klefki's Spikes. Clefable is another good option for its ability to reliably set Stealth Rock and wallbreaking potential.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [adjustments, 340084]
- Fairy analysis by: [[adjustments, 340084]]
- Quality checked by: [[Havens, 391540], [maroon, 305839] ]
- Grammar checked by: [[kt3, 228482]]

 

[adjustments]

ok this is ready

 

[roxie]

Name: Utility
move 1: Reflect
move 2: Light Screen
move 3: Spikes
move 4: Thunder Wave / Foul Play
Item: Light Clay
Ability: Prankster
Nature: Bold
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Prankster Klefki provides great support with priority dual screens and Spikes. Thunder Wave allows Klefki to cripple opposing threats such as Charizard, Duraludon and Volcarona. Foul Play is another option that allows it to check physical set-up sweepers such as Mimikyu and Scizor. Its defensive typing gives Fairy a much needed immunity to Poison-type attacks and it also takes Steel-type attacks such as Scizor’s Bullet Punch, Excadrill’s Iron Head and Aegislash’s Flash Cannon comfortably. Light Clay allows Klefki’s screens to be extended and the EV spread and nature maximizes its physical bulk.

All of Klefki’s teammates appreciate its screens, especially set-up sweepers. Belly Drum Azumarill makes a great teammate because it resists Fire-type attacks and can tank a hit behind screens, allowing it to set up. Calm Mind Hatterene is another great option because it can bounce back hazards and Taunt to prevent Klefki from being worn down or stopped while also having potential to set up with ease. Swords Dance Mimikyu and Bulk Up Grimmsnarl can also be paired with Klefki to set up against Ghost- and Steel-types. Choice Scarf Gardevoir also benefits from Klefki's screens because it can revenge kill and spam attacks with nothing to lose against opposing weather teams, thanks to Trace.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [adjustments, 340084]
- Fairy analysis by: [[adjustments, 340084]]
- Quality checked by: [[username1, userid1], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

mention clefable and ribombee in p2, qcs can say other comments (AMcheck)

 

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mention clefable and ribombee in p2, qcs can say other comments (AMcheck)

ok did that ty

 

[Havens]

- Also include in the second paragraph intro that set-up sweepers appreciate Spikes support.
- Add Alolan Ninetales and Togekiss.

Simple analysis, simple notes. QC 1/2

 

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- Also include in the second paragraph intro that set-up sweepers appreciate Spikes support.
- Add Alolan Ninetales and Togekiss.

Simple analysis, simple notes. QC 1/2

implemented, ready for check 2

 

[maroon]

- include dracovish in twave targets
- remove alolan ninetales (ik havens told u but i disagree) & add primarina

QC 2/2

 

[adjustments]

ok implemented, gonna send to GP now

 

[Milak]

Amcheck
Add (AC=Add comma)
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Amcheck

Name: Utility
move 1: Reflect
move 2: Light Screen
move 3: Spikes
move 4: Foul Play / Thunder Wave
Item: Light Clay
Ability: Prankster
Nature: Bold
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Prankster Klefki provides great support with priority dual screens and Spikes. Foul Play checks physical set-up setup sweepers such as Mimikyu and Scizor. Thunder Wave is another option that allows Klefki to cripple opposing threats such as Charizard, Duraludon, Dracovish,(AC) and Volcarona. Its defensive typing gives Fairy teams a much needed immunity to Poison-type attacks and it also takes allows it to take Steel-type attacks such as Scizor’s Bullet Punch, Excadrill’s Iron Head,(AC) and Aegislash’s Flash Cannon comfortably. Light Clay allows extends the duration of Klefki’s screens to be extended and ,(AC) while (I'd rather emphasize contrast here) the EV spread and nature maximizes maximize its physical bulk.

All of Klefki’s teammates appreciate its screens and Spikes, especially set-up setup sweepers. Belly Drum Azumarill makes a great teammate because it resists Fire-type attacks and can tank a hit behind screens, allowing it to set up. Calm Mind Hatterene is another great option because it can bounce back entry hazards and Taunt to prevent Klefki from being worn down or stopped while also having potential to set up with ease. Swords Dance Mimikyu and Bulk Up Grimmsnarl can also be paired with Klefki to set up against Ghost- and Steel-types. Calm Mind Primarina benefits from screens as well, allowing it to safely get behind a substitute Substitute and start setting up. Nasty Plot Togekiss makes another solid option,(AC) since it can break Toxapex and Amoonguss after setting up. Choice Scarf Gardevoir also benefits from Klefki's screens because it can revenge kill and spam attacks with nothing to lose against opposing weather teams,(RC) thanks to Trace. Ribombee pairs with Klefki quite well because it can set Sticky Web reliably in tandem with Klefki's Spikes. Clefable is another good option for reliable Stealth Rocks its ability to set Stealth Rock and wallbreaking potential.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [adjustments, 340084]
- Fairy analysis by: [[adjustments, 340084]]
- Quality checked by: [[Havens, 391540], [maroon, 305839] ]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

 

[adjustments]

implemented that, tyvm!

 

[kt3]

GP 1/1
standard colors

Be sure to use straight apostrophes (') next time :).

klefki

[SET]
name: Utility
move 1: Reflect
move 2: Light Screen
move 3: Spikes
move 4: Foul Play / Thunder Wave
item: Light Clay
ability: Prankster
nature: Bold
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD
(not sure how this affects uploading tbh, but let's stick to lowercase)

[SET COMMENTS]
Prankster Klefki provides great support with priority dual screens and Spikes. Foul Play checks physical setup sweepers such as Mimikyu and Scizor. Thunder Wave is another option that allows Klefki to cripple opposing threats such as Charizard, Duraludon, Dracovish, and Volcarona. Its defensive typing gives Fairy teams a much needed immunity to Poison-type attacks and it also allows it to take Steel-type attacks such as Scizor’s Scizor's Bullet Punch, Excadrill’s Excadrill's Iron Head, and Aegislash’s Aegislash's Flash Cannon comfortably. Light Clay extends the duration of Klefki’s screens, while the The EV spread and nature maximize its Klefki's physical bulk (there's no need to define Light Clay).

All of Klefki’s Klefki's teammates appreciate its screens and Spikes, especially set-up setup sweepers. Belly Drum Azumarill makes a great teammate because it resists Fire-type attacks and can tank a hit behind screens, allowing it to set up. Calm Mind Hatterene is another great option because it can bounce back entry hazards and Taunt to prevent Klefki from being worn down or stopped while also having potential to set up with ease. Swords Dance Mimikyu and Bulk Up Grimmsnarl can also be paired with Klefki to set up against Ghost- and Steel-types. Calm Mind Primarina benefits from screens as well, allowing it to safely get behind a Substitute and start setting up. Nasty Plot Togekiss makes another solid option, since it can break Toxapex and Amoonguss after setting up. Choice Scarf Gardevoir also benefits from Klefki's screens because it can revenge kill and spam attacks with nothing to lose against opposing weather teams thanks to Trace. Ribombee pairs with Klefki quite well because it can set Sticky Web reliably in tandem with Klefki's Spikes. Clefable is another good option for its ability to ("reliably"; optional, but this was unnecessarily lost in the am) set Stealth Rock and wallbreaking potential.


[CREDITS]
- Written by: [adjustments, 340084]
- Fairy analysis by: [[adjustments, 340084]]
- Quality checked by: [[Havens, 391540], [maroon, 305839] ]
- Grammar checked by: [[kt3, 228482]]

for the amchecker

Milak, you did a really good job again. This is almost perfect and stamp-able, but I'd like to see these minor adjustments next time. As usual, any qs -> Discord.

The first paragraph contains some curly apostrophes; watch out for these.

Its defensive typing gives Fairy teams a much needed immunity to Poison-type attacks and it also takes allows it to take Steel-type attacks such as Scizor’s Bullet Punch, Excadrill’s Iron Head,(AC) and Aegislash’s Flash Cannon comfortably.

1) "gives Fairy a much needed immunity" is just fine imo, though, of course, "Fairy teams" is correct, too.

2) You already know this, so this is just an oversight. Comma before "and" here. You could also do what I did (remove "it" so what follows is not an independent clause.)


Light Clay allows extends the duration of Klefki’s screens to be extended and ,(AC) while (I'd rather emphasize contrast here) the EV spread and nature maximizes maximize its physical bulk.

I'm not quite a fan of the and -> while change here. Comma before and would have done the trick, though, again, this version is correct too. The rest of the changes are great.

Clefable is another good option for reliable Stealth Rocks its ability to set Stealth Rock and wallbreaking potential.

You lost the "reliable" sense here. "to reliably set Stealth Rock" is better in this context.

 

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this is done and ready for upload, thanks everybody!

 

[Havens]

Uploaded