1v1 Special Aegislash [QC 2/2] [GP 1/1]

[pqs]

[SET]
name: Weakness Policy
move 1: King's Shield
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Shadow Sneak
move 4: Flash Cannon
item: Weakness Policy
ability: Stance Change
nature: Quiet
evs: 240 HP / 20 Def / 248 SpA
ivs: 0 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Aegislash uses its hybrid of a defensive and offensive ability in Stance Change along with a decent movepool to define its place in the metagame. King's Shield is used to punish foes if they try to use a contact move on Aegislash, which helps secure the matchup against threats like Choice Scarf Galarian Darmanitan and Dracovish, and Choice Band Grimmsnarl. Shadow Ball and Flash Cannon are powerful STAB moves that are used to hit opposing Ghost-, Psychic-, Fairy-, and Ice-types, such as Choice-locked Dragapult, Gardevoir, Sylveon, and Galarian Darmanitan. Shadow Sneak allows Aegislash to finish off faster Pokemon that have been whittled down by Aegislash's other moves. This is mainly used against Crustle and Sawk, as well as some other miscellaneous threats. 240 HP and 20 Defense EVs allow Aegislash to take a hit from Adamant Choice Scarf Excadrill. 248 Special Attack EVs and a Quiet nature allow Aegislash to output as much damage as possible, while also being able to undercut some other Aegislash on the mirror matchup. 0 Speed IVs allow Aegislash to Speed tie other Aegislash, in order to get a Weakness Policy boost.

Water-types such as Dracovish, Milotic, Golisopod, and Gyarados are very good teammates due to their ability to cover Aegislash's weakness to Fire- and Ground-type moves. In return, Aegislash resists Grass-type moves and can take Electric-type moves from Pokemon like Rillaboom and Dracozolt for these Pokemon. You can also use Pokemon that resist or have a very high tolerance to Fire- or Ground-type moves as a secondary option, such as Hydreigon, Dragapult, and Snorlax. In return, Aegislash resists moves from and can take down Fighting-types for Hydreigon and Snorlax, as well as Dragon-types for Dragapult. Aegislash is also weak to moves from Dark- and Ghost-types like Tyranitar, Hydreigon, Mimikyu, and opposing Aegislash. Grimmsnarl is super effective against both of these types, but you will need to watch out for super effective coverage from Pokemon like Mimikyu. In return for Grimmsnarl, Aegislash is immune to Poison-type moves and resists the Steel-type moves that can take down Grimmsnarl. Other options that beat Ghost-types include Hydreigon and Tyranitar, while Pokemon that beat Dark-types are Fighting-types like Sawk and Conkeldurr, or Fairy-types like Sylveon and Gardevoir. In return, Aegislash is immune to Fighting-types for Hydreigon and Tyranitar, and resists Flying-type moves for Sawk and Conkeldurr.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[pqs, 425798]]
- Quality checked by: [[AllFourtyOne, 457210], [Alakazam, 276708]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Kris, 241023]]

 

[Morgan]

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ping me when you add the team options stuff, and when you implement/discuss the changes with me.

When you do I'll give you QC 1/2

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[SET]
name: Weakness Policy
move 1: King's Shield
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Shadow Sneak
move 4: Flash Cannon / Metal Sound
item: Weakness Policy
ability: Stance Change
nature: Quiet
evs: 240 HP / 20 Def / 248 SpA
ivs: 0 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Aegislash uses its hybrid of a defensive and offensive ability in Stance Change along with a decent move selection to define its place in the metagame. King's Shield is used to punish opponents if they try to use a contact move versus Aegislash, this helps secure the matchup versus threats like Choice Scarf Galarian Darmanitan and Dracovish, and Choice Band Grimmsnarl. Shadow Ball and Flash Cannon are Aegislash's powerful STAB moves which can hit opposing Ghost- and Psychic-types, along with Fairy- and Ice-types respectively, such as Dragapult, Gardevoir, Sylveon, and Galarian Darmanitan. Shadow Sneak is used as a priority move on the normally slow Aegislash to finish off Pokemon already whittled down by Aegislash's other moves. This is mainly used against Crustle and Sawk, as well as picking off some other miscellaneous threats. Metal Sound is an alternative move option which can help win against walls that Aegislash would otherwise get stalled or knocked out by, such as Galarian Corsola and Ferrothorn, however since this can sacrifice matchups against Pokemon such as Fake Tears Sylveon, it isn't preferred. 240 HP along with 20 Defense allows Aegislash to take a hit from adamant Choice Scarf Excadrill. 248 Special Attack and a Quiet nature allows Aegislash to output as much damage as possible, while also being able to undercut some other Aegislash on the mirror matchup. 0 Speed IVs allows Aegislash the maximum number of Pokemon, which allows it to be attacked while still in Shield form.

Water-types such as Dracovish, Milotic, Golisopod, and Gyarados (may be grammar-y but its incredibly unclear)are very good teammates due to Aegislash's weakness to Fire- and Ground-types, such as Dracovish, Milotic, Golisopod, and Gyarados. You can also use Pokemon that resist or have a very high tolerance to Fire- or Ground-type moves as a secondary option, such as Hydreigon, Dragapult, and Snorlax. Aegislash is also weak to Dark- and Ghost-types like Tyranitar, Hydreigon, Mimikyu, and opposing Aegislash. Grimmsnarl is super effective against both of these typings, but you will need to watch out for super effective options coverage from Pokemon like Mimikyu. Other options that beat Ghost-types include Hydreigon and Tyranitar, while Pokemon that beat Dark-types are Fighting-types like Sawk and Conkeldurr, or Fairy-types like Sylveon and Gardevoir. Describe some things Aegislash does for these teammates.

 

[pqs]

implemented

 

[Morgan]

QC 1/2

 

[Ginger Princess]

QC Check 2

[SET]
name: Weakness Policy
move 1: King's Shield
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Shadow Sneak
move 4: Flash Cannon / Metal Sound
item: Weakness Policy
ability: Stance Change
nature: Quiet
evs: 240 HP / 20 Def / 248 SpA
ivs: 0 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Aegislash uses its hybrid of a defensive and offensive ability in Stance Change along with a decent move selection to define its place in the metagame. King's Shield is used to punish opponents if they try to use a contact move versus Aegislash, this helps secure the matchup versus threats like Choice Scarf Galarian Darmanitan and Dracovish, and Choice Band Grimmsnarl. Shadow Ball and Flash Cannon are Aegislash's powerful STAB moves which can hit opposing Ghost- and Psychic-types, along with Fairy- and Ice-types respectively, such as Choiced Dragapult, Gardevoir, Sylveon, and Galarian Darmanitan. Shadow Sneak is used as a priority move on the normally slow Aegislash to finish off Pokemon already whittled down by Aegislash's other move(s). This is mainly used against Crustle and Sawk, as well as picking off some other miscellaneous threats. Metal Sound is an alternative move option which can help win against walls that Aegislash would otherwise get stalled or knocked out by, such as Galarian Corsola and Ferrothorn, however since this can sacrifice matchups against Pokemon such as Fake Tears Sylveon, it isn't preferred. 240 HP along with 20 Defense allows Aegislash to take a hit from adamant Choice Scarf Excadrill. 248 Special Attack and a Quiet nature allows Aegislash to output as much damage as possible, while also being able to undercut some other Aegislash on the mirror matchup. 0 Speed IVs allows Aegislash the maximum number of Pokemon, which allows it to be attacked while still in Shield form. to speedtie other Aegislash, in order to get a Weakness Policy boost.

Water-types such as Dracovish, Milotic, Golisopod, and Gyarados are very good teammates due to Aegislash's weakness to Fire- and Ground-types. In return, Aegislash resists Grass- moves and can take Electric-type moves for these Pokemon from what?. You can also use Pokemon that resist or have a very high tolerance to Fire- or Ground-type moves as a secondary option, such as Hydreigon, Dragapult, and Snorlax. In return, Aegislash resists moves from and can take down Fighting-types for Hydreigon and Snorlax, and Dragon-types for Dragapult. Aegislash is also weak to Dark- and Ghost-types like Tyranitar, Hydreigon, Mimikyu, and opposing Aegislash. Grimmsnarl is super effective against both of these typings, but you will need to watch out for super effective options coverage from Pokemon like Mimikyu. In return for Grimmsnarl, Aegislash is immune to Poison-type moves and resists Steel-type moves that can take down Grimmsnarl. Other options that beat Ghost-types include Hydreigon and Tyranitar, while Pokemon that beat Dark-types are Fighting-types like Sawk and Conkeldurr, or Fairy-types like Sylveon and Gardevoir. In return, Aegislash is immune to Fighting-types for Hydreigon and Tyranitar, and resists Flying-type moves for Sawk and Conkeldurr.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[pqs, 425798]]
- Quality checked by: [[AllFourtyOne, 457210], [username2, userid2]]
- Grammar checked by: [[username1, userid1]]

do this then 2/2

 

[pqs]

This is ready for a gp check

 

[dhelmise]

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[SET]
name: Weakness Policy
move 1: King's Shield
move 2: Shadow Ball
move 3: Shadow Sneak
move 4: Flash Cannon / Metal Sound
item: Weakness Policy
ability: Stance Change
nature: Quiet
evs: 240 HP / 20 Def / 248 SpA
ivs: 0 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

Aegislash uses its hybrid of a defensive and offensive ability in Stance Change along with a decent move selectionpool to define its place in the metagame. King's Shield is used to punish fopponents if they try to use a contact move versus Aegislash, this helps secure the matchup versuson Aegislash, which helps secure the matchup against threats like Choice Scarf Galarian Darmanitan and Dracovish, and Choice Band Grimmsnarl. Shadow Ball and Flash Cannon are Aegislash's powerful STAB moves which can hit opposing Ghost- and Psychic-types, along with Fairy- and Ice-types respectivelythat are used to hit opposing Ghost-, Psychic-, Fairy-, and Ice-types, such as Choice-locked Dragapult, Gardevoir, Sylveon, and Galarian Darmanitan. Shadow Sneak is used as a priority move on the normally slows Aegislash to finish off Pokemon alreadyfaster Pokemon that have been whittled down by Aegislash's other move(s). This is mainly used against Crustle and Sawk, as well as picking off some other miscellaneous threats. Metal Sound is an alternative move option which can help win against walls that Aegislash would otherwise get stalled or knocked out by, such as Galarian Corsola and Ferrothorn, however since this can sacrifice matchups against Pokemon such as Fake Tears Sylveon, it isn't preferred. 240 HP along with 20 Defense allows240 HP and 20 Defense EVs allow Aegislash to take a hit from aAdamant Choice Scarf Excadrill. 248 Special Attack EVs and a Quiet nature allows Aegislash to output as much damage as possible, while also being able to undercut some other Aegislash on the mirror matchup. 0 Speed IVs allows Aegislash to speed Aegislash to Speed tie other Aegislash, in order to get a Weakness Policy boost.

Water-types such as Dracovish, Milotic, Golisopod, and Gyarados are very good teammates due to their ability to cover Aegislash's weakness to Fire- and Ground-type moves. In return, Aegislash resists Grass-type moves and can take Electric-type moves from Pokemon like Rillaboom and Dracozolt for these Pokemon. You can also use Pokemon that resist or have a very high tolerance to Fire- or Ground-type moves as a secondary option, such as Hydreigon, Dragapult, and Snorlax. In return, Aegislash resists moves from and can take down Fighting-types for Hydreigon and Snorlax, ands well as Dragon-types for Dragapult. Aegislash is also weak to moves from Dark- and Ghost-types like Tyranitar, Hydreigon, Mimikyu, and opposing Aegislash. Grimmsnarl is super effective against both of these typinges, but you will need to watch out for super effective options coverage from Pokemon like Mimikyu. In return for Grimmsnarl, Aegislash is immune to Poison-type moves and resists the Steel-type moves that can take down Grimmsnarl. Other options that beat Ghost-types include Hydreigon and Tyranitar, while Pokemon that beat Dark-types are Fighting-types like Sawk and Conkeldurr, or Fairy-types like Sylveon and Gardevoir. In return, Aegislash is immune to Fighting-types for Hydreigon and Tyranitar, and resists Flying-type moves for Sawk and Conkeldurr.

GP 1/1

i talked to qc in the discord and they voted on removing metal sound

 

[pqs]

Ready to be uploaded!

 

[Ginger Princess]

https://www.smogon.com/dex/ss/pokemon/aegislash/1v1/

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