Tyranitar @ Leftovers
Ability: Sand Stream
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Dance
- Rock Slide
- Earthquake
- Substitute
La popularidad de Tyranitar en los equipos Dark ofensivos ha aumentado rápidamente debido a su Dragon Dance, su cobertura para tipos como Poison y Electric, y su enorme Attack base de 134. Tras un Dragon Dance, Tyranitar supera en velocidad a Gengar y Tapu Lele, y tras dos, a usuarios de Choice Scarf como Galarian Darmanitan y Excadrill. Rock Slide brinda cobertura ante Pokémon resistentes a Ground como Celesteela y Whimsicott, mientras que Earthquake hace lo propio con los que resisten Rock como Bisharp y Nidoking. Substitute bloquea movimientos de estado como Leech Seed y Yawn, permitiéndole usar Dragon Dance varias veces. Grimmsnarl hace check a Dragon- y Fighting-types como Kommo-o y Heracross, provee apoyo de dual screens y tiene Thunder Wave para perjudicar a amenazas rápidas como Galarian Zapdos y Cinderace. Hydreigon y Galarian Moltres pueden lidiar con Pokémon defensivos como Gastrodon y Ferrothorn gracias a Nasty Plot, mientras que Weavile se desempeña bien ante Flying, Ground y Grass, y desgasta a Steel-types bulkies como Celesteela y Corviknight. Por último, Zarude es bueno contra Water- y Ground-types como Urshifu-R y Hippowdown.
He aquí una replay mostrando el desempeño de Tyranitar en la Monotype Premier League:
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen8monotype-1369476172
Ability: Sand Stream
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Dance
- Rock Slide
- Earthquake
- Substitute
La popularidad de Tyranitar en los equipos Dark ofensivos ha aumentado rápidamente debido a su Dragon Dance, su cobertura para tipos como Poison y Electric, y su enorme Attack base de 134. Tras un Dragon Dance, Tyranitar supera en velocidad a Gengar y Tapu Lele, y tras dos, a usuarios de Choice Scarf como Galarian Darmanitan y Excadrill. Rock Slide brinda cobertura ante Pokémon resistentes a Ground como Celesteela y Whimsicott, mientras que Earthquake hace lo propio con los que resisten Rock como Bisharp y Nidoking. Substitute bloquea movimientos de estado como Leech Seed y Yawn, permitiéndole usar Dragon Dance varias veces. Grimmsnarl hace check a Dragon- y Fighting-types como Kommo-o y Heracross, provee apoyo de dual screens y tiene Thunder Wave para perjudicar a amenazas rápidas como Galarian Zapdos y Cinderace. Hydreigon y Galarian Moltres pueden lidiar con Pokémon defensivos como Gastrodon y Ferrothorn gracias a Nasty Plot, mientras que Weavile se desempeña bien ante Flying, Ground y Grass, y desgasta a Steel-types bulkies como Celesteela y Corviknight. Por último, Zarude es bueno contra Water- y Ground-types como Urshifu-R y Hippowdown.
He aquí una replay mostrando el desempeño de Tyranitar en la Monotype Premier League:
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen8monotype-1369476172
Millor bandera B) Original
Tyranitar has quickly become a popular trend on offensive Dark teams because of Dragon Dance, its coverage dealing with types like Poison and Electric, and an enormous base 134 Attack.
After one Dragon Dance, Tyranitar outspeeds Gengar and Tapu Lele, and after two, it outpaces Choice Scarf users such as Galarian Darmanitan and Excadrill.
Rock Slide provides coverage against Ground-resistant (added hyphen) Pokemon like Celesteela and Whimsicott, while Earthquake does the same for Rock-resistant Pokemon like Bisharp and Nidoking.
Substitute blocks status moves like Leech Seed and Yawn, allowing it to consecutively set up Dragon Dances.
Grimmsnarl checks Dragon- and Fighting-types like Kommo-o and Heracross, provides dual screens, and has Thunder Wave to cripple fast threats like Galarian Zapdos and Cinderace.
Hydreigon and Galarian Moltres handle defensive Pokemon like Gastrodon and Ferrothorn with Nasty Plot.
Weavile performs well against Flying, Ground, and Grass and wears down bulky Steel-types like Celesteela and Corviknight.
Finally, Zarude is good against Water- and Ground-types like Urshifu-R and Hippowdon.
Here is a replay showcasing Tyranitar from the Monotype Premier League:
Tyranitar has quickly become a popular trend on offensive Dark teams because of Dragon Dance, its coverage dealing with types like Poison and Electric, and an enormous base 134 Attack.
After one Dragon Dance, Tyranitar outspeeds Gengar and Tapu Lele, and after two, it outpaces Choice Scarf users such as Galarian Darmanitan and Excadrill.
Rock Slide provides coverage against Ground-resistant (added hyphen) Pokemon like Celesteela and Whimsicott, while Earthquake does the same for Rock-resistant Pokemon like Bisharp and Nidoking.
Substitute blocks status moves like Leech Seed and Yawn, allowing it to consecutively set up Dragon Dances.
Grimmsnarl checks Dragon- and Fighting-types like Kommo-o and Heracross, provides dual screens, and has Thunder Wave to cripple fast threats like Galarian Zapdos and Cinderace.
Hydreigon and Galarian Moltres handle defensive Pokemon like Gastrodon and Ferrothorn with Nasty Plot.
Weavile performs well against Flying, Ground, and Grass and wears down bulky Steel-types like Celesteela and Corviknight.
Finally, Zarude is good against Water- and Ground-types like Urshifu-R and Hippowdon.
Here is a replay showcasing Tyranitar from the Monotype Premier League:
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