OM [AAA] Mew

[Hera]

Mew @ Choice Scarf
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 104 Def / 156 Spe
Impish / Bold Nature
- U-turn
- Will-O-Wisp
- Trick
- Gunk Shot / Psychic

Choice Scarf Regenerator Mew is a great addition to any defensive core, burning or attacking fast threats while crippling defensive Pokemon with an unwanted Choice Scarf, all while remaining healthy and keeping momentum with Regenerator and U-turn. Mew is also a solid revenge killer, forcing out fast Pokemon like Terrakion and Barraskewda. Will-O-Wisp cripples physically offensive Pokemon like Zarude, which usually stay in on Mew. Gunk Shot threatens Tapu Lele and Tapu Koko, while Psychic revenge kills Terrakion and unboosted Kommo-o. 156 Speed EVs allow Mew to outspeed Barraskewda. Mew is weak to Ghost- and Dark-type Pokemon like Chandelure and Zarude, so it appreciates partners that can wall them, such as Blissey and Toxapex. In return, it switches into Fighting- and Psychic-types for them. Wallbreakers like Sheer Force Life Orb Tapu Lele appreciate Mew bringing them in and crippling their switch-ins with Trick. Mew is generally a boon for offensive teams as a sturdy switch-in to Fighting-types that isn't passive.

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[UT]

add remove conjecture

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Mew @ Choice Scarf
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 104 Def / 156 Spe
Impish / Bold Nature
- U-turn
- Will-O-Wisp
- Trick
- Gunk Shot / Psychic

One of the scariest Pokemon in Almost Any Ability is a Mew with an unrevealed ability. This set takes advantage of not knowing what set Mew is by forcing defensive options to be crippled with a Choice Scarf, while acting as a sturdy Fighting-type switch-in with Regenerator. While this is all true, I don’t think this set really relies on surprise; it’s often pretty obvious when switched in which set it’s going to be. I would say something along the lines of “Choice Scarf Regenerator Mew is a wonderful addition to any defensive core, threatening faster threats with burns or the appropriate coverage move, defensive Pokemon with an unwanted Choice Scarf, all while remaining healthy with Regenerator and a pivoting move” By itself, Mew is also a solid Speed control option, capable of threatening out fast Pokemon like Terrakion, Barraskewda, and Tapu Koko if word count is a problem, drop Koko since you only beat it with a slashed move. U-turn lets Mew pivot out and keeps its set from being revealed too early maintain momentum against foes it forces out. Will-O-Wisp cripples physically offensive Pokemon like Genesect Zarude or Dhelmise; Gene is usually special that usually stay in on Mew. Gunk Shot threatens all the Tapus Tapu Lele and Tapu Koko Bulu already fears wisp, and Fini isn’t usually an offensive threat, while Psychic revenge kills Terrakion and unboosted Kommo-O. The given EV spread outspeeds Barraskewda, while the rest is put into physical bulk. Mew is weak to Ghost- and Dark-type Pokemon like Chandelure and Bisharp Zarude, so it appreciates partners that can wall them, such as Blissey and Toxapex. In return, it switches into Fighting- and Psychic-types for them. Wallbreakers like Sheer Force Life Orb Tapu Lele appreciate Mew bringing them in and crippling their switch-ins with a Choice Scarf. Mew is also a boon for offensive teams that want sturdy switch-ins to Fighting-types that aren't passive.

QC approval, nicely done!

 

[dhelmise]

Heracross2.0 implement pls

 

[Adeleine]

Add/Fix Remove

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Mew @ Choice Scarf
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 104 Def / 156 Spe
Impish / Bold Nature
- U-turn
- Will-O-Wisp
- Trick
- Gunk Shot / Psychic

Choice Scarf Regenerator Mew is a great addition to any defensive core, threatening faster threats with burns or the appropriate coverage move, burning or attacking fast threats while crippling defensive Pokemon with an unwanted Choice Scarf, all while remaining healthy and keeping momentum with Regenerator and a pivoting move. U-turn. Mew is also a solid Speed control option, capable of threatening revenge killer, forcing out fast Pokemon like Terrakion and Barraskewda. U-turn lets Mew pivot out and maintains momentum against foes it forces out. Will-O-Wisp cripples physically offensive Pokemon like Zarude that Zarude, which usually stay in on Mew. Gunk Shot threatens Tapu Lele and Tapu Koko, while Psychic revenge kills Terrakion and unboosted Kommo-O. The given EV spread outspeeds Barraskewda, while the rest is put into physical bulk. Kommo-o. Mew is weak to Ghost- and Dark-type Pokemon like Chandelure and Zarude, so it appreciates partners that can wall them, such as Blissey and Toxapex. In return, it switches into Fighting- and Psychic-types for them. Wallbreakers like Sheer Force Life Orb Tapu Lele appreciate Mew bringing them in and crippling their switch-ins with a Choice Scarf. Trick. Mew is also generally a boon for offensive teams that want sturdy switch-ins to Fighting-types that aren't passive. as a sturdy switch-in to Fighting-types that isn't passive.

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in general remember that you're making a quick, attention-grabbing spotlight and not a mini-analysis, you're not required to explain every detail of the set eg the speed evs

 

[deetah]

Please make sure you're always implementing a GP check in its entirety, you actually left out most of Finland's changes. I went through and implemented most of them myself. I did leave a sentence about the Speed EVs in particular because this was a non-minmaxed spread.