PU do you like imagine dragons?

[avarice]

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[OVERVIEW]
With its natural bulk and unique coverage, Silvally-Dragon is able to serve as a consistent setup sweeper. Its typing allows Silvally-Dragon to set up on Pokemon like Heliolisk and Tsareena. However, it is unable to provide much defensive utility throughout a match without jeopardizing its ability to sweep. Silvally-Dragon also ends up competing with Silvally-Steel, -Ghost, and -Fairy as a setup sweeper, as these types typically provide more defensive utility and find easier setup opportunities.

[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi-Attack
move 3: Iron Head
move 4: Flame Charge
item: Dragon Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Silvally-Dragon is able to muscle through most foes with its STAB Multi-Attack. Iron Head nails Fairy-types like Aromatisse and Whimsicott. Flame Charge allows Silvally-Dragon to hit Steel-types such as Togedemaru and Silvally-Steel harder and outspeed Ribombee, Archeops, and Choice Scarf users like Passimian and Mesprit. With its offensive nature, Silvally-Dragon finds itself most commonly on Spikes stacking or dual screens offense teams. Silvally-Dragon struggles to get past physically defensive Pokemon like Regirock and Weezing, even after a boost, so it benefits from other wallbreakers like Nasty Plot Toxicroak and Mesprit. Healing Wish support from Mesprit lets Silvally-Dragon be more aggressive and wear down Weezing and Sandaconda without being too bothered by chip damage and potential status. Dual screens support from Xatu allows Silvally-Dragon to boost more comfortably on Pokemon like Heliolisk and Tsareena. Garbodor can check Silvally-Fairy and provide Spikes to better facilitate a sweep. Steel-types like Togedemaru and Aggron deal with opposing Fairy-types, and in return, Silvally-Dragon is able to break past Pokemon like Lanturn and Magmortar.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[avarice, 346653]]
- Quality checked by: [[asa, 400292], [gum, 434150]]
- Grammar checked by: [[DC, 449990]]

 

[asa]

[OVERVIEW]
Silvally-Dragon with its natural bulk and unique coverage is able to serve as a formidable sweeper. Its typing allows it set up on Pokemon like Heliolisk and Tsareena. However, it unable to provide much defensive utility. (saying this after you praise its typing and natural bulk seems contradictory. it does provide some defensive utility, though the issue is that (a) it typically can't do so throughout the course of a game without sacrificing its ability to reliably set up and sweep and (b) other silv formes provide more useful defensive utility by virtue of their typing. you do mention the second point in the following sentence, but you really should expand this sentence to include the first point.) Subsequently, it ends up competing with the other Silvally formes, mainly -Steel, -Ghost, and -Fairy as a sweeper. With its offensive nature, Silvally-Dragon finds itself most commonly on Spikes or Screens offense. (a point like this is more suited for set comments.)

[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi-(add hyphen.)Attack
move 3: Iron Head
move 4: Flame Charge
item: Dragon Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Silvally-Dragon is able to muscle through most foes with its STAB. Iron Head allows it to nail Dragon-immune Pokemon like Aromatisse and Whimsicott. Flame Charge allows Silvally-Dragon to hit Dragon-resistant Pokemon such as Togedemaru and Silvally-Steel harder while outspeeding Choice Scarf users like Passimian and Mesprit. (add the sentence about what teams dragonvally fits best on here.) Silvally-Dragon struggles to get past physically defensive Pokemon like Regirock and Weezing even after a boost so it can benefit from other wallbreakers like Nasty Plot Toxicroak and Mesprit. Scrafty and Absol can be helpful as they wear down the shared checks like Aromatisse and Gigalith too. Screens support from Xatu allows Silvally-Dragon to boost more comfortably on Pokemon like Heliolisk or Tsareena. Healing Wish support from Mesprit lets Silvally-Dragon be more aggressive and wear down Weezing or Sandaconda without being too bothered by potential status. (status AND also chip damage.) Garbodor and Froslass can check Silvally-Fairy and provide Spikes to better facilitate a sweep. Steel-types like Togedemaru and Klinklang deal with opposing Fairy-types, and in return, Silvally-Dragon is able to break past Pokemon like Lanturn and Magmortar.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[avarice, 346653]]
- Quality checked by: [[asa, 400292], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

donezo, qc 1/2!

 

[gum]

[OVERVIEW]
Silvally-Dragon, with its natural bulk and unique coverage is able to serve as a formidable (kinda feels like ur overselling it a bit) sweeper. Its typing allows it set up on Pokemon like Heliolisk and Tsareena. However, it's unable to provide much defensive utility throughout a match without jeopardizing its ability to sweep. Subsequently, it ends up competing with the other Silvally formes, mainly -Steel, -Ghost, and -Fairy, as a sweeper since those types can typically provide more defensive utility. (i'd make it more abt more setup opportunities)

[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi Attack
move 3: Iron Head
move 4: Flame Charge
item: Dragon Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Silvally-Dragon is able to muscle through most foes with its STAB. Iron Head allows it to nail Dragon-immune Pokemon like Aromatisse and Whimsicott. Flame Charge allows Silvally=Dragon (so true) to hit Dragon-resistant Pokemon such as Togedemaru and Silvally-Steel harder while outspeeding Choice Scarf users like Passimian and Mesprit (faster mons like ribombee & archeops too). With its offensive nature, Silvally-Dragon finds itself most commonly on Spikes or Screens offense. Silvally-Dragon struggles to get past physically defensive Pokemon like Regirock and Weezing even after a boost so it can benefit from other wallbreakers like Nasty Plot Toxicroak and Mesprit (mention hwish here). Scrafty and Absol can be helpful as they wear down the shared checks like Aromatisse and Gigalith (gigalith is not an answer to neither. also u beat aromatisse it comes in when ur already at +2, so idk idt this point is too worth it & u already mentioned a ton of mons) too. Screens support from Xatu allows Silvally-Dragon to boost more comfortably on Pokemon like Heliolisk or Tsareena. Healing Wish support from Mesprit lets Silvally-Dragon be more aggressive and wear down Weezing or Sandaconda without being too bothered by chip damage and potential status. Garbodor and Froslass (p sure lass loses the 1v1 to sd fairyvally) can check Silvally-Fairy and provide Spikes to better facilitate a sweep. Steel-types like Togedemaru and Klinklang deal with opposing Fairy-types, and in return, Silvally-Dragon is able to break past Pokemon like Lanturn and Magmortar.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[avarice, 346653]]
- Quality checked by: [[asa, 400292], [gum, 434150]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

qc 2/2

 

[DC]

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Dragvally

[OVERVIEW]
Silvally-Dragon With(capitalize) its natural bulk and unique coverage,(AC) Silvally-Dragon is able to serve as a consistent setup sweeper. Its typing allows it Silvally-Dragon to set up on Pokemon like Heliolisk and Tsareena. However, it's it is unable to provide much defensive utility throughout a match without jeopardizing its ability to sweep. Subsequently, it ends up competing with the other Silvally formes, mainly -Steel, -Ghost, and -Fairy, as a sweeper since those types can typically provide more defensive utility and find it easier to get setup opportunities. Silvally-Dragon also ends up competing with Silvally-Steel, -Ghost, and -Fairy as a setup sweeper, as these types typically provide more defensive utility and find easier setup opportunities.

[SET]
name: Swords Dance
move 1: Swords Dance
move 2: Multi Attack Multi-Attack
move 3: Iron Head
move 4: Flame Charge
item: Dragon Memory
ability: RKS System
nature: Jolly
evs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Silvally-Dragon is able to muscle through most foes with its STAB Multi-Attack. Iron Head allows it to nails Dragon-immune Pokemon Fairy-types like Aromatisse and Whimsicott. Flame Charge allows Silvally-Dragon to hit Dragon-resistant Pokemon Steel-types such as Togedemaru and Silvally-Steel harder while outspeeding and outspeed Ribombee, Archeops, and Choice Scarf users like Passimian and Mesprit. With its offensive nature, Silvally-Dragon finds itself most commonly on Spikes or Screens stacking or dual screens offense teams.(I assume this is what you intended) Silvally-Dragon struggles to get past physically defensive Pokemon like Regirock and Weezing,(AC) even after a boost,(AC) so it can benefits from other wallbreakers like Nasty Plot Toxicroak and Mesprit. Healing Wish support from Mesprit lets Silvally-Dragon be more aggressive and wear down Weezing or and Sandaconda without being too bothered by chip damage and potential status. Screens Dual screens support from Xatu allows Silvally-Dragon to boost more comfortably on Pokemon like Heliolisk or and Tsareena. Garbodor can check Silvally-Fairy and provide Spikes to better facilitate a sweep. Steel-types like Togedemaru and Klinklang deal with opposing Fairy-types, and in return, Silvally-Dragon is able to break past Pokemon like Lanturn and Magmortar.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[avarice, 346653]]
- Quality checked by: [[asa, 400292], [gum, 434150]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

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