I think HJK reaches 99% accuracy... not over 100.Blaziken@Leftovers/Passho Berry/Shuca Berry
Speed Boost
Adamant
-Hone Claws
-Hi Jump Kick
-Stone Edge
-Blaze Kick
The idea here is to come in on a U-Turn, and hope the opponent switches to a Water or Ground user. On that turn, you get a +1 speed boost. Then, (hopefully) survive their Water/Ground attack thanks to your resist berry and use Hone Claws. You're finally at +1 Attack/+1 Accuracy/+2 Speed and you can begin your sweep. HJK is over 100% accuracy, and because of its 130 BP and STAB, it will tear through anything that doesn't resist it. Stone Edge also has over 100% accuracy and has great coverage with HJK. Blaze Kick as the last move is great with STAB and the boosts from Hone Claws. This set may be a bit gimmicky, but it might work to some extent.
Blaziken@Leftovers/Passho Berry/Shuca Berry
Speed Boost
Adamant
-Hone Claws
-Hi Jump Kick
-Stone Edge
-Blaze Kick
The idea here is to come in on a U-Turn, and hope the opponent switches to a Water or Ground user. On that turn, you get a +1 speed boost. Then, (hopefully) survive their Water/Ground attack thanks to your resist berry and use Hone Claws. You're finally at +1 Attack/+1 Accuracy/+2 Speed and you can begin your sweep. HJK is over 100% accuracy, and because of its 130 BP and STAB, it will tear through anything that doesn't resist it. Stone Edge also has over 100% accuracy and has great coverage with HJK. Blaze Kick as the last move is great with STAB and the boosts from Hone Claws. This set may be a bit gimmicky, but it might work to some extent.
Especially on something as frail as Blaziken, where you'll die in one hit to almost anything. Missing 10% of the time is better than failing to get important KOs 93.75% of the time.SD is usually better than HC.
That's the only time I'd use it. The accuracy alone isn't worth the setup turn even for stuff like Fail Blast, and I've never seen a physical move less accurate than Stone Edge used, in which case the extra power will still likely be more useful. The only thing that immediately comes to mind is a gimmicky Aianto+Dugtrio combo.Or when SD is unavailable.
Did Gliscor stop being able to learn SD while I wasn't looking? Stone Edge is the only one of those attacks it might be worth it on.Gliscor might be a good user of Hone Claws. Makes me think of it as a defensive Aerodactyl honestly. ^^;
Gliscor-Leftovers (Hyper Cutter)
Adamant (Atk+,SpAtk-)/Jolly (Spd+,SpAtk-)
252 Atk/56 Def/200 Spd
Earthquake
Hone Claws
Stone Edge/Ice Fang
Aqua Tail/Thunder Fang/Fire Fang
Yeah, one Claw Sharpen doesn't make Dynamicpunch usable. :0 66 sucks.By 4/3 (*1.33). Meaning Dynamic Punch would have 66 accuracy, which is still low.
EDIT: and 70 accuracy would have 93.
Oops, that's right. Well still, you can't deny that 93% acc. Hypnosis is pretty damn good.Actually, compoundeyes sleep powder (butterfree and others) is the second most accurate sleep move
This assumes Natt/Skarm/Forry are gone, I take it? :0 I personally would run Fire Fang just in case. Stone Edge / Aqua Tail / Fire Fang have fantastic coverage. Also, this set is already listed in the OP, so it's pretty old news. EDIT wait WTF, it was you who suggested that set in the first place. Did you forget or something? LOL.Aerodactyl makes a decent late game sweeper with this.
Aero@Life Orb
Jolly, 252 atk, 252 speed, 6 def
~Hone Claws
~Stone Edge
~Ice Fang
~Earthquake/Thunder Fang
Oh shit, I forgot. Well... nonetheless, 80% is still pretty good, but... I dunno, that 13% acc drop kind of makes me a little more iffy about that Persian set now. :0Hypnosis "keeps" the 60% accuracy transition, after one Hone Claws it has 80% accuracy.
durant is a perfect user of hone claws as he has hustle