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Randomly logged in today and saw a thread in IS about the Top Contributor badge. Jesus, how tf did you folks manage to sit and retro-badge every single top contributor ever? Just thinking about the amount of effort that would have gone into this makes my head spin lol

Grats on Smods :)

OU Alolan Marowak 1/2

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] Alolan Marowak's typing in conjunction with Lightning Rod gives it a range of useful resistances which that allow it to check a range of incredibly dangerous Pokemon such as Mega Medicham, Magearna, and Tapu Koko. It is decently bulky, and...

Scolipede (Poison) 1/1

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] Poison ====== *Scolipede's (no curly quotes) movepool, great Speed, (add comma) and decent Attack allow it to serve as a potent offensive wallbreaker, sweeper, or cleaner. *Scolipede is one of the only few viable physically offensive...

"... attempts to be a hybrid of sorts by trapping ..." Just make that change, and you should be done I guess :) Second sentence is fine; you don't need to merge it with the first sentence.

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] * Magnet Pull trapping Steel-types is the prime reason to use Magnezone. Being able to eliminate bulky Steel-types such as Skarmory, Celesteela, and Ferrothorn can open a lot of opportunities for Magnezone's teammates to sweep. (Assuming...

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] * It's Slowbro's typing and excellent bulk that allow it to check a wide range of threats such as Landorus-T, Mega Charizard X, Keldeo, Zygarde-10%, and Excadrill. * It has a great ability in Regenerator to keep Slowbro remain healthy...

What is the standard to be adopted for the usage of "Z-Power"? It's simple enough when this term is used as a noun (e.g., "The user creates a poisonous swamp using its Z-Power", although I doubt we'll ever see this in analyses), but I want to be clear about its usage as a verb. Consider these...

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] * Stats, typing, and movepool have always been something to watch out for with Palkia, and it makes a return to SM as an uncommon but dangerous threat to keep an eye out for. * The loss of Soul Dew has knocked Latios and Latias out of...

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] * Unaware is Quagsire's main selling point, allowing it to take on the majority of OU's physical setup sweepers such as Bisharp, Mega Charizard X, and Mega Scizor. * Quagsire has decent physical bulk with a good typing alongside Recover...

Ubers Ho-Oh 1/1 OU Quagsire 1/1 Ubers Palkia 1/1 OU Slowbro 1/1

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] High Attack and powerful STAB moves alongside Sacred Fire's high burn rate make Ho-Oh extremely tough to switch into. Ho-Oh never really suffers from 4MSS four-moveslot syndrome thanks to the amazing neutral coverage offered by its STAB...

OU Keldeo 1/1

mil Sorry for the delay, I'm done with my GP check now. Bullet points are supposed to be complete sentences, and several of them didn't have periods at the end - I think I caught all of these in my check, but kindly go through it carefully nevertheless when you're making the changes.

Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] Keldeo has a great offensive and defensive typing, checking Dark-types such as like Weavile, Gyarados after Mega Evolution, (add comma) and Mega Sharpedo to name a few; (semi-colon) Steel-types such as like Scizor and Celesteela...

OU Magnezone 1/1

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Deletions Additions / Corrections Comments [OVERVIEW] Magnet Pull, great typing, and workable stats are the prime reasons to use Magnezone. Magnezone is a great support Pokemon that can specialize in dealing a significant amount of damage punch holes ("specialize ... damage" was kinda...