This team has a lot of... character, with 
and 
serving as the two mandatory Water types with a few bulky options in 
, 
and 
and a 
user in 
to dish out massive damage.
Appletun remains an okay defensive presence in the tier with access to Apple Acid and Draco Meteor to chunk opponents while also utilizing Leech Seed and Recover to maintain health over the course of a game.
Basculine-Blue-Striped, with the ability Rock Head, dishes out massive damage with Head Smash and Wave Crash. Aqua Jet and Flip Turn provide additonal utility in the form of priority and pivoting, respectively, while still dealing pretty nice chip when coupled with a
Glaceon is the designated wall-breaker for this core; with equipped not much can comfortably switch into the trio of Alluring Voice, Freeze-Dry and Tera Ground Tera Blast. Wish as a fourth move might feel funny but comes in handy as a way to potentially get something back to healthy late-game.
Magneton is the second Tera Captain of the team behind Glaceon, opting for Tera Flying Tera Blast to potentially avoid Earthquake and deal big damage to the several bulky Grass types in the tier such as and 
. Flash Cannon, Thunderbolt and Volt Switch round out the moveset and threaten to deal enormous damage to whatever is in front of you.
Quaxwell as a spinner is admittedly whelming, but Brave Bird, Flip Turn, Rapid Spin and Roost feel like a nice set that allows you to remove hazards and pivot into whatever is needed.
Piloswine is the third
user on the team and is our designated Stealth Rocks user. Earthquake, Ice Shard and Icicle Crash round out the moveset for our bulky hazard setter and it feels nice to have such an offensive presence for something so hard to kill in general.
Having both double-Water AND double-Ice wasn't my goal but Piloswine felt like a nice fit on the team and Glaceon wound up being one of the better options for a Choice Specs user in testing;
, 
and other Fire types could (and maybe should) fill this role as well.
and serving as the two mandatory Water types with a few bulky options in , and and a user in to dish out massive damage.Appletun remains an okay defensive presence in the tier with access to Apple Acid and Draco Meteor to chunk opponents while also utilizing Leech Seed and Recover to maintain health over the course of a game.
Basculine-Blue-Striped, with the ability Rock Head, dishes out massive damage with Head Smash and Wave Crash. Aqua Jet and Flip Turn provide additonal utility in the form of priority and pivoting, respectively, while still dealing pretty nice chip when coupled with a
Glaceon is the designated wall-breaker for this core; with
equipped not much can comfortably switch into the trio of Alluring Voice, Freeze-Dry and Tera Ground Tera Blast. Wish as a fourth move might feel funny but comes in handy as a way to potentially get something back to healthy late-game.Magneton is the second Tera Captain of the team behind Glaceon, opting for Tera Flying Tera Blast to potentially avoid Earthquake and deal big damage to the several bulky Grass types in the tier such as
and . Flash Cannon, Thunderbolt and Volt Switch round out the moveset and threaten to deal enormous damage to whatever is in front of you.Quaxwell as a spinner is admittedly whelming, but Brave Bird, Flip Turn, Rapid Spin and Roost feel like a nice set that allows you to remove hazards and pivot into whatever is needed.
Piloswine is the third
user on the team and is our designated Stealth Rocks user. Earthquake, Ice Shard and Icicle Crash round out the moveset for our bulky hazard setter and it feels nice to have such an offensive presence for something so hard to kill in general.Having both double-Water AND double-Ice wasn't my goal but Piloswine felt like a nice fit on the team and Glaceon wound up being one of the better options for a Choice Specs user in testing;
, and other Fire types could (and maybe should) fill this role as well.
- One of the better Quiver Dancers in the tier given it's staying power with access to Strength Sap and Giga Drain to comfortably get into position to sweep. I went with full investment on Defense over HP to make my recovery better but HP investment would be fine, too. Sludge Bomb is a nice coverage move but could also be Tera Blast with some other Tera like Fire.
- The funny chicken with access to Speed Boost and Swords Dance is tough for teams to manage if it can comfortably get in on something and start boosting. Blaze Kick and Close Combat hit a lot of the tier for good damage and Tera Dark is to help prevent Prankster Encores from stuff like 
on an SD.
- One of the best Scarfers in the tier with access to both Destiny Bond and Trick to potentially manage any tricky situation you might get into. Shadow Ball and Sludge Wave also deal great damage where needed.
- This teams designated Stealth Rocker that also gets access to a great ability in Tough Claws, making an Expert Belt Super-Effective move like CC, Iron Head or Knock Off do tremendous damage.
