I've read every Pokemon article that begins with the letter L. Here's what I found:
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/lanturn
-- In the Substitute + Charge Beam set, last paragraph, it says:
Altaria, Scyther, and Moltres all make decent partners, although Rhyperior will cause issues for everybody because Lanturn cannot switch into even Stone Edge.
I think that the bolded "even" is extraneous, but I'm not 100% sure about it. If it was "cannot switch into even *coverage move*", I'd be fine, but that's a STAB move that would usually be aimed at Lanturn if EQ wasn't super effective.
-- In the OU Substitute + Charge Beam set, last paragraph, it says:
You will find opportunities to switch Lanturn in against the majority of OU teams, whether it be into a bulky Water-types or into choiced Electric- or Steel-type attacks.
"Water-types" should not be plural.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/lapras
-- In the Special Attacker set, last sentence of the second paragraph, it says:
Toxic allows it to wear down walls such as Lanturn and Chansey; Perish Song allows Lapras to force switches when it is faced with an unfavorable match up; and Heal Bell allows it to support its teammates by removing crippling status.
The semicolons should be commas, since this is a list and not three independent clauses, as evidenced by the conjoining "and" at the beginning of the third part.
-- In the Mixed Dragon Dance set, after the damage calculations, it says:
Lanturn is one of Lapras's biggest problems thanks to its mammoth HP stat and ability to switch in on any Water-, Ice-, and Electric-type moves.
This may just be me being OCD, but there is no Water/Ice/Electric typed move, nor any move with more than one type, so this sentence makes more sense:
Lanturn is one of Lapras's biggest problems thanks to its mammoth HP stat and ability to switch in on any Water-, Ice-, or Electric-type move.
-- In the Curse set, third paragraph, it says:
Sleep Talk is helpful to ensure that Lapras isn't wasting the two turns of sleep, and instead use them as an opportunity to raise its stats further with Curse or attack with a boosted Avalanche.
"use" should be "is using".
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/latias
-- In the Dual Screens set, first paragraph, it says:
After set up, she can then sacrifice herself to pass this long-lasting protection to a much more dangerous threat...
"set up" should be either "setup" or "setting up".
-- In the same set, third paragraph, it says:
The loss of turns for Reflect and Light Screen are not overly detrimental either, since most Ubers do not require much time to set up and set up and sweep anyway.
The bolded text needs to be removed.
-- In the same set, last sentence of the third paragraph, it says:
The rest are placed in HP to give Latias the optimum amound of bulk.
"amound" should be "amount".
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/latios
-- In the Offensive Calm Mind set, last paragraph, it says:
Blissey wall Latios thanks to her huge HP and Special Defense stats...
"wall" should be "walls".
-- In the All Out Attacker set, last paragraph, it says:
Without Hidden Power Fire, Scizor can come in and 2HKO Latios with a Choice Band Bullet Punch or OHKO with U-turn while not being OHKOed in return by Thunder. (Scizor can't switch in on Thunder however, as it is 2HKOed.)
The statement in parenthesis ends this sentence incorrectly. This is how it should look:
Without Hidden Power Fire, Scizor can come in and 2HKO Latios with a Choice Band Bullet Punch or OHKO with U-turn while not being OHKOed in return by Thunder (Scizor can't switch in on Thunder however, as it is 2HKOed).
The same problem appears later in the same paragraph:
Lucario can also switch in on Tyranitar's Dark-type attacks, thanks to its 4x resistance, and drop it with one Close Combat. (Keep in mind that Lucario is pretty frail.)
This should look like:
Lucario can also switch in on Tyranitar's Dark-type attacks, thanks to its 4x resistance, and drop it with one Close Combat (keep in mind that Lucario is pretty frail).
-- In the Dual Screens + Memento set, third paragraph, it says:
With the added protection of Latios' screens and the attack-lowering effects of Memento, Mew can easily boost it stats with Rock Polish and Swords Dance/Nasty Plot, and then pass them to a deadly sweeper, such as Groudon or Dialga, turning them into nigh impossible-to-stop offensive juggernauts. Substitute users, such as Mewtwo and Giratina-O, who only need one turn to pose an enormous threat to your opponent.
The bolded sentence is a large fragment. I'm not sure what the author's intention with this sentence was, so I'm unsure of how to fix it. I shall leave that to a badged member more experienced in prose.
-- In the same set, last paragraph, it says:
Stealth Rock can be provided by Groudon (Who can also stop Scizor and Tyranitar that may want to Pursuit you.)
The statement in parenthesis ends the sentence incorrectly. This is how it should look:
Stealth Rock can be provided by Groudon (who can also stop Scizor and Tyranitar that may want to Pursuit you).
-- In the Dragon Dance set, third paragraph, it says:
Dropping Hidden power Fire also means that Latios does not have to lower his Speed IV.
"Hidden power" should be capitalized.
-- In the same set, last paragraph, it says:
Defensive Dialga is a slight issue as well, as Latios cannot OHKO it with Dragon Pulse, despite that he can't be OHKOed back.
I think "although" sounds better over "despite that", but I'm not too sure that the latter is a mistake.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/lucario
-- In the Ubers Swords Dance set, after the damage calculations, it says:
If Giratina-O is a concern - usually due to choosing Adamant, using Crunch on the switch can also be acceptable.
The hyphen needs to be an emdash. Furthermore, the comma also needs to be an emdash.
-- In the Ubers Agility set, second paragraph, it says:
Latios is always OHKOed by Crunch after Stealth Rock damage, while most variants of Latias, Mewtwo, Wobbuffet, and Giratina-O are 2HKOed. (Very defensive Mewtwo, Bold 28 / 228 Wobbuffet, and defensive Giratina-o may survive.)
The statement in parenthesis ends the sentence incorrectly. Also, "Giratina-o" needs to have a capital "O". This is how it should look:
Latios is always OHKOed by Crunch after Stealth Rock damage, while most variants of Latias, Mewtwo, Wobbuffet, and Giratina-O are 2HKOed (very defensive Mewtwo, Bold 28 / 228 Wobbuffet, and defensive Giratina-O may survive).
-- In the same set, third paragraph, it says:
In a similar manner, Giratina-O will always survive one Crunch and can weaken Lucario with Draco Meteor and Shadow Sneak oreven KO with Hidden Power Fire (in the sun) followed by Shadow Sneak.
There should be a space between the words "or" and "even".
-- In the same set, last paragraph, it says:
A good way of knocking it into it into Lucario's KO range is to lure in Wobbuffet...
The bolded text needs to be removed.
-- In the same set, last paragraph, it says:
Ho-Oh is almost impossible to counter; thus its best to simply team up Lucario with users of Stone Edge to deal with Ho-Oh.
"its" should be "it's".
-- In the Ubers Attack Lead set, first paragraph, it says:
While Payback may seem like a strange choice, its a very important move in this set because it allows Lucario to defeat Deoxys-S leads.
"its" should be "it's".
-- In the same set, second paragraph, it says:
Ice Punch is one of the best options - Shaymin-S will be unable to flinch you thanks to Inner Focus while Lucario can OHKO in response.
The hyphen should be an emdash, or simply replaced all together with the word "as" and a comma after "options".
-- In the same set, third paragraph, it says:
Regardless of what moves you choose, lead Giratina-o will always defeat you since Ice Punch cannot 2HKO it (although they will deal a significant amount of damage).
"Giratina-o" should have a capital "O". In addition, "they" should be replaced with "it".
-- In the same set, last paragraph, it says:
Latias makes a superb teammate for lead Lucario - it can take all of Shaymin-S's attacks...
There is no reason for the attempted emdash to be here. Making the two clauses into separate sentences is sufficient.
-- In the same set, same paragraph, it says:
Latias is also capable of switching into Rayquaza's and Giratina-O's Fire-type attacks and can OHKO both of them with Dragon Pulse (be warned - some lead Rayquaza have Focus Sash).
Another failed emdash that shouldn't be there. Replace it with "as" and a comma after "warned". Also, a "can" should be added where I bolded it.
-- In the same set, same paragraph, it says:
Tyranitar checks Giratina-o well and can Pursuit it if it tries to escape.
"Giratina-o" should have a capital "O".
-- In the same set, last sentence of the same paragraph, it says:
Levitate Bronzong can be a good partner due to its immunity to Shaymin-S's and Groudon's Ground-type attacks and can set up Stealth Rock.
I think this sentence sounds better in its place:
Levitate Bronzong can be a good partner due to its immunity to Shaymin-S's and Groudon's Ground-type attacks and its ability to set up Stealth Rock.
-- In the Other Options section for Ubers, last sentence of the first paragraph, it says:
A Reversal set may seem appealing as well with Substitute or Endure; priority attacks, however, ruins its effectiveness.
"ruins" should be "ruin".
-- In the last paragraph of the same section, it says:
...but it comes with the drawback that many light-weight Pokemon such as Jirachi and Manaphy will take piddling damage from it.
"light-weight" should be "lightweight".
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/ludicolo
-- In the OU Rain Dance Special Attacker set, last paragraph, it says:
As a bonus, it also resists Ludicolo's Flying- weakness and is immune to its Poison-type one, which may come in useful at times.
"Flying-" should be "Flying-type".
-- In the OU SubSeed set, first paragraph, it says:
Toxic is another option to add to the stalling of Substitute and Leech Seed; it can actually affects most Grass-types, unlike Leech Seed, which is a bonus.
"affects" should be "affect".
-- In the same set, last paragraph, it says:
For Rain Dance supporters, Bronzong is one of the best as it's very reliable at setting up Rain Dance, and in the case of Dragonite; it can switch into Draco Meteor and Outrage, which this set won't like taking, and then set up Rain Dance.
The semicolon here after "Dragonite" should just be a regular comma.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/lugia
-- In the Wall set, fourth paragraph, it says:
This allows it to deal quick damage to both Groudon and Rayquaza, while being able to inflict status on Mewtwo and Darkrai that thinks that they can switch in believing that Lugia has Ice Beam and not Toxic.
"thinks" should be "think".
-- In the same set, fifth paragraph, it says:
With it, a Dragon Danced, Life Orbed Outrage from Jolly Rayquaza maxes out at 72%, allowing Lugia to survive and dealing a fatal blow with Ice Beam.
"dealing" should be "deal".
That's everything I've found.