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Nasty Plot (Pecharunt) @ Ghostium Z
Ability: Poison Puppeteer
EVs: 88 HP / 252 SpA / 168 Spe
Modest Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Nasty Plot
- Malignant Chain
- Shadow Ball
- Recover

[SET COMMENTS]
Pecharunt's unique defensive typing and disruption capabilities combined with an acceptable Special Attack stat in tandem with Nasty Plot and a Ghostium Z makes it a good bulky wincon. Nasty Plot is the key to success, offsetting its natural passivity to make it a threat to Pokemon like Galarian Slowking and Gliscor. Maligant Chain is a great STAB attack that cripples checks like Ting-Lu and Mega Tyranitar with its fifty percent chance to badly poison, and further disrupt them with confusion due to its ability. Shadow Ball in tandem with Ghostium Z lets Pecharunt annihilate common switch ins like Gliscor, Toxapex, and Ferrothorn once boosted while providing a nuclear attack for Pecharunt in general. Recover lets Pecharunt have longevity against Pokemon it would use as fodder such as the aformentioned Gliscor and Ferrothorn, while letting it reliably check Zamazenta and Rillaboom. 168 Speed EVs are used to outspeed Modest Heatran. While Pecharunt has a great defensive typing, it often can be worn down by switching into strong physical attackers like Zamazenta, Kartana, and Mega Lopunny often and because of how prone it is to entry hazards. Hazard removal options like Tornadus-T, Zapdos, and Corviknight fix said entry hazard problems for Pecharunt while also checking the aforementioned physical attackers. In return, Pecharunt's ability to dismantle balance teams is very appreciated by Pokemon like Corviknight and Mega Scizor. Offensive teammates like Ogerpon-W and Mega Lopunny complement Pecharunt well due to their sheer strength that can be further exacerbated by Pecharunt fishing for poison against foes with Malignant Chain; Pecharunt also helps them against revenge killers like Zamazenta and Choice Scarf Kartana. While Ghostium Z helps Pecharunt break through Pokemon like Heatran and Toxapex, it doesn't appreciate facing them in general. Teammates that check the aforementioned like Gliscor and Iron Crown can help fend them off for Pecharunt to reliably set up and sweep.

 

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Pecharunt

[SET]
Nasty Plot (Pecharunt) @ Ghostium Z
Ability: Poison Puppeteer
EVs: 88 HP / 252 SpA / 168 Spe
Modest Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Nasty Plot
- Malignant Chain
- Shadow Ball
- Recover

[SET COMMENTS]
Pecharunt's unique defensive typing and disruption capabilities combined with an acceptable Special Attack stat in tandem with Nasty Plot and a Ghostium Z makes it a good bulky win condition. Nasty Plot is the key to success, offsetting its natural passivity to make it a threat to Pokemon like Galarian Slowking and Gliscor. Maligant Chain is a great STAB attack that cripples checks like Ting-Lu and Mega Tyranitar with its fifty percent chance to Poison, and further disrupting them with confusion due to its' ability. Shadow Ball in tandem with Ghostium Z lets Pecharunt annihilate common switch ins like Gliscor, Toxapex, and Ferrothorn once boosted, while providing a nuclear attack for Pecharunt in general. Recover lets Pecharunt have longevity against Pokemon it would use as fodder such as the aformentioned Gliscor and Ferrothorn we can mention how he can use nasty plot / recover easily against mons like alomomola, while letting it reliably check Zamazenta and Rillaboom. Maximum Special Attack investment with a Modest nature let Pecharunt hit as hard as possible allows him to beat things like offensive heatran and clefable with zmove after one boost, with 168 Speed EVs being used to outspeed Modest Heatran. While Pecharunt has a great defensive typing I think we can mention the spinlock utility it has which can be of great help to mons like gouging fire or kyurem, it often can be worn down by switching into strong physical attackers like Zamazenta, Kartana, and Dragonite Mega Lopunny I'm not sure if it would be correct to say that pecharunt would be a switch for dnite considering the damage he can take from EQ often and because of how prone it is to entry hazards. Hazard removal options like Tornadus-T, Zapdos, and Corviknight fix said entry hazard problems for Pecharunt It also guarantees a safe pivot for it while also checking the aforementioned physical attackers. In return, Pecharunt's ability to dismantle balance teams is very appreciated by Pokemon like the aforementioned Corviknight and Mega Scizor it would be good to mention that pecharunt combined with a hazard stack can easily weaken structures because of its signature move despite you mentioning something similar to this later . Offensive teammates like Ogerpon-W and Mega Lopunny compliment Pecharunt well due to their sheer strength It is worth mentioning that pecharunt weakens threats that Mega Lopunny and Ogerpon usually have difficulty beating, such as Toxapex and Rillaboom that can be further exacerbated by Pecharunt fishing for poison against opponents with Malignant Chain; Pecharunt also helps against revenge killers like Zamazenta and Choice Scarf Kartana.

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nasty peach

[SET]
Nasty Plot (Pecharunt) @ Ghostium Z
Ability: Poison Puppeteer
EVs: 88 HP / 252 SpA / 168 Spe
Modest Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Nasty Plot
- Malignant Chain
- Shadow Ball
- Recover

[SET COMMENTS]
Pecharunt's unique defensive typing and disruption capabilities combined with an acceptable Special Attack stat in tandem with Nasty Plot and a Ghostium Z makes it a good bulky win condition. Nasty Plot is the key to success, offsetting its natural passivity to make it a threat to Pokemon like Galarian Slowking and Gliscor. Maligant Chain is a great STAB attack that cripples checks like Ting-Lu and Mega Tyranitar with its fifty percent chance to Poison (isn't this badly poison or toxic), and further disrupting them with confusion due to its'(RS) ability. Shadow Ball in tandem with Ghostium Z lets Pecharunt annihilate common switch ins like Gliscor, Toxapex, and Ferrothorn once boosted, while providing a nuclear attack for Pecharunt in general. (assuming this line is on ghost z mainly and I'd like to mention that it also allows pech to tank many non-stab knock off) Recover lets Pecharunt have longevity against Pokemon it would use as fodder such as the aformentioned Gliscor and Ferrothorn, while letting it reliably check Zamazenta and Rillaboom. Maximum Special Attack investment with a Modest nature let Pecharunt hit as hard as possible, with 168 Speed EVs being used to outspeed Modest Heatran. While Pecharunt has a great defensive typing, it often can be worn down by switching into strong physical attackers like Zamazenta, Kartana, and Mega Lopunny often and because of how prone it is to entry hazards. Hazard removal options like Tornadus-T, Zapdos, and Corviknight fix said entry hazard problems for Pecharunt while also checking the aforementioned physical attackers (share the task to check them or smth like this cuz zama is like the top 1 reason to use pech). In return, Pecharunt's ability to dismantle balance teams is very appreciated by Pokemon like Corviknight and Mega Scizor.(how? mention which checks to them can be threatened by pech) Offensive teammates like Ogerpon-W and Mega Lopunny compliment Pecharunt well due to their sheer strength that can be further exacerbated by Pecharunt fishing for poison against opponents with Malignant Chain (against whom?); Pecharunt also helps against revenge killers like Zamazenta and Choice Scarf Kartana.
(also i think it's important to mention that pech doesn't like poison and steel types, which makes ground/fighting/fire types good teammates. examples are needed ofc like lando/tran)

 

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mochi

[SET]
Nasty Plot (Pecharunt) @ Ghostium Z
Ability: Poison Puppeteer
EVs: 88 HP / 252 SpA / 168 Spe
Modest Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Nasty Plot
- Malignant Chain
- Shadow Ball
- Recover

[SET COMMENTS]
Pecharunt's unique defensive typing and disruption capabilities combined with an acceptable Special Attack stat in tandem with Nasty Plot and a Ghostium Z makes it a good bulky win condition wincon not interchangeable. Nasty Plot is the key to success <= a bit filler-y but i think its fine, offsetting its natural passivity to make it a threat to Pokemon like Galarian Slowking and Gliscor. Maligant Chain is a great STAB attack that cripples checks like Ting-Lu and Mega Tyranitar with its fifty percent chance to badly poison, (RC) and further disrupting them with confusion due to its ability. Shadow Ball in tandem with Ghostium Z lets Pecharunt annihilate common switch-(AC)ins like Gliscor, Toxapex, and Ferrothorn once boosted, (RC) while providing a nuclear attack for Pecharunt in general. Recover lets Pecharunt have longevity against Pokemon it would use as fodder such as the aformentioned Gliscor and Ferrothorn, (RC) while letting it reliably check Zamazenta and Rillaboom. Maximum Special Attack investment with a Modest nature let Pecharunt hit as hard as possible, with no need to explain maxed 168 Speed EVs being are used to outspeed Modest Heatran. While Pecharunt has a great defensive typing, it often can be worn down by switching into strong physical attackers like Zamazenta, Kartana, and Mega Lopunny often and because of how prone it is to entry hazards. Hazard removal options like Tornadus-T, Zapdos, and Corviknight fix said entry hazard problems for Pecharunt while also checking the aforementioned physical attackers with them. In return, Pecharunt's ability to dismantle balance teams is very appreciated by Pokemon like Corviknight and Mega Scizor. Offensive teammates like Ogerpon-W and Mega Lopunny compliment complement Pecharunt well due to their sheer strength that can be further exacerbated by Pecharunt fishing for poison against opponents foes with Malignant Chain; Pecharunt also helps them against revenge killers like Zamazenta and Choice Scarf Kartana. While Ghostium Z helps Pecharunt break through Pokemon like Heatran and Toxapex, it doesn't appreciate facing them in general. Teammates that check the aforementioned like Gliscor and Iron Crown can help fend them off for Pecharunt to reliably set up and sweep.
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