Monotype Crystal Clear ( Ogerpon-W SD Water ) ( QC 2/2 GP 1/1 )

AhmedxWaleed

AhmedxWaleed

[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented by an amazing Speed stat, which lets it outspeed a great number of foes such as Landorus, Hydreigon, and Keldeo, allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper on both rain and rainless Water teams. Ivy Cudgel dismantles foes such as offensive Gholdengo, Zapdos, and Galarian Slowking after a Swords Dance. Horn Leech threatens enemies such as Primarina and Keldeo. Power Whip can be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting-Lu, and Hatterene after a Swords Dance. Play Rough threatens Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Kommo-o, which resist both of Ogerpon-W's STAB moves. Alternatively, Knock Off removes items such as Leftovers from annoying foes like Archaludon and Corviknight while also threatening Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option to boost Ogerpon-W's Speed, allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground, and Fire teams on its own.

Swampert provides an immunity to Electric-type attacks, sets entry hazards for the team, and possesses a slow pivot option via Flip Turn, allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on a weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner that provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge. It also checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with Sucker Punch as well as annoying foes such as Archaludon with Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W, serving as the special attacker of the team and helping in removing Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. Primarina is another setup sweeper that finds success in disrupting Dragon-types such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with Draining Kiss. Toxapex is an excellent wall to deal with foes like Kleavor and Meowscarada. Toxapex spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes to wear down Iron Hands and Sinistcha, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. When slotted on rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper's ability to set up rain and easily pivot in it using U-turn against Hisuian Samurott. Rain allows Ogerpon-W's Ivy Cudgel to OHKO foes such as Ting-Lu and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock damage. In rain, Barraskewda breaks through Ogerpon-W's checks such as Sneasler and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch-in against special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatens them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog with Competitive and provides utility with Stealth Rock, Flip Turn, and Roar. Gastrodon is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W that can be annoying to remove due to its bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock as well as disrupt foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with Earth Power and Ice Beam.
[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
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Water
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Superpower is a niche move that destroys the Steel matchup after a Swords Dance.

[SET CREDITS]
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[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented an amazing Speed stat which outspeed great number of foes (yea theres a lot but which ones matter tho? Can you name 2-3 targets that highlights how great pon is) in the meta allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to both rain and rainless teams. Swords Dance benefits from Ogerpon's fast speed allowing it hit hard while outspeeding foes such as Gliscor, Ninetales (not so great examples since Water doesnt have a huge problem with these two due to how much stab the type would usually have. Tusk is also a bit slow. Since I suggested to name some examples above, you can drop this sentence entirely and refer to sd later with the moves (i.e. Power Whip OHKOes Clodsire after a Swords Dance)) and Great Tusk simultaneously. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes Iron Treads, Gallade, Life Orb Landorus-I, Volcarona and after a Swords Dance Alolan Muk (not that great example since this will have an amoonguss or Mandi most of the time) , Gholdengo and Unburden Sneasler (likely faster). Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damaging and recover at the same time crippling (how does it cripple? Did you mean OHKO? You can just combine Leech + Pwhip tho, mentioning Pwhip nets OHKOs as you mentioned later vs recovery Horn Leech has)enemies such as Mamoswine, Primarina, Iron Boulder (faster + Megahorn is a legit move on this) and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu, Hatterene and Gyarados. Play Rough provides a check (Play Rough isnt a check, and some of the dragons mentioned here speed tie/outspeed pon, which makes this examples not that great) to Dragon-types such as Latias, Roaring Moon and Walking Wake which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used an utility to remove annoying such as Rocky Helmet and Leftovers from foes like Skarmory (technically non issue since cudgel isnt a contact move, Knock is fine vs P2 tho + knocking dnite's boots is...fine since knock also knocks lefties on archa making archa more easy to wear down later esp since hazards) and Corviknight while also threatening foes such as Galarian Slowking (already hit by cudgel) and Hisuian Zoroark (speedtie). Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out speed fast foes such as Band Meowscarada, Band Dragapult, Latios, (kinda weird since even if you outspeed, you dont threaten these guys anyway. Maybe cleaning certain types would be a better mention?) Iron Moth and Scarf Landorus-I and threaten a OHKO on them.* mention superpower, niche move that almost always ohkos archa at +2

Swampert is a amazing partner to Ogerpon-W providing immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard for the team, phases off set up threats such Bulk Up Okidogi, (Guard Dog)Dragon Dance Dragapult and Swords Dance Bisharp (Pex is a much better check to these two, can you just keep it to pivot + hazards honestly) and also provides a slow pivot via Flip Turn allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, assists checking fast foes such as Scarf Dragapult and weakened Specs Flutter Mane with help priority in Sucker Punch (malformed thought. Pls fix grammar since I didnt really get this sentence) and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and Skarmory (H.Samu loses to Skarm) with the help of Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of ice beam removing water resistant foes like Dragonite and Ogerpon-H (Ice Beam doesnt remove pon-H. Maybe just remove the actual moves and say it just deals with xyz). Primarina is another set up partner who finds success in disrupting dragons such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss or Moon Blast and stops threats such as Toxapex and Pecharunt from recovery using Psychic Noise (idt Prim wants to combat these guys, maybe just stick to dragons and some annoying fightings like Ival I guess). Toxapex is also a infamous partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. For rain teams, Pelipper is another must partner thats sets up rain and easily pivots in to Ogerpon-W using U-turn. It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu after rocks and Alolan Muk after rocks and 2HKO's foes like Skarmory, Gholdengo and Hatterene. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as Articuno after minor chip (pick a diff mon) and Tornadus-T.
*mention Empoleon, Gastrodon
Will recheck after these edits, ty Waleed
 
Neko said:
[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented an amazing Speed stat which outspeed great number of foes (yea theres a lot but which ones matter tho? Can you name 2-3 targets that highlights how great pon is) in the meta allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to both rain and rainless teams. Swords Dance benefits from Ogerpon's fast speed allowing it hit hard while outspeeding foes such as Gliscor, Ninetales (not so great examples since Water doesnt have a huge problem with these two due to how much stab the type would usually have. Tusk is also a bit slow. Since I suggested to name some examples above, you can drop this sentence entirely and refer to sd later with the moves (i.e. Power Whip OHKOes Clodsire after a Swords Dance)) and Great Tusk simultaneously. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes Iron Treads, Gallade, Life Orb Landorus-I, Volcarona and after a Swords Dance Alolan Muk (not that great example since this will have an amoonguss or Mandi most of the time) , Gholdengo and Unburden Sneasler (likely faster). Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damaging and recover at the same time crippling (how does it cripple? Did you mean OHKO? You can just combine Leech + Pwhip tho, mentioning Pwhip nets OHKOs as you mentioned later vs recovery Horn Leech has)enemies such as Mamoswine, Primarina, Iron Boulder (faster + Megahorn is a legit move on this) and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu, Hatterene and Gyarados. Play Rough provides a check (Play Rough isnt a check, and some of the dragons mentioned here speed tie/outspeed pon, which makes this examples not that great) to Dragon-types such as Latias, Roaring Moon and Walking Wake which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used an utility to remove annoying such as Rocky Helmet and Leftovers from foes like Skarmory (technically non issue since cudgel isnt a contact move, Knock is fine vs P2 tho + knocking dnite's boots is...fine since knock also knocks lefties on archa making archa more easy to wear down later esp since hazards) and Corviknight while also threatening foes such as Galarian Slowking (already hit by cudgel) and Hisuian Zoroark (speedtie). Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out speed fast foes such as Band Meowscarada, Band Dragapult, Latios, (kinda weird since even if you outspeed, you dont threaten these guys anyway. Maybe cleaning certain types would be a better mention?) Iron Moth and Scarf Landorus-I and threaten a OHKO on them.* mention superpower, niche move that almost always ohkos archa at +2

Swampert is a amazing partner to Ogerpon-W providing immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard for the team, phases off set up threats such Bulk Up Okidogi, (Guard Dog)Dragon Dance Dragapult and Swords Dance Bisharp (Pex is a much better check to these two, can you just keep it to pivot + hazards honestly) and also provides a slow pivot via Flip Turn allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, assists checking fast foes such as Scarf Dragapult and weakened Specs Flutter Mane with help priority in Sucker Punch (malformed thought. Pls fix grammar since I didnt really get this sentence) and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and Skarmory (H.Samu loses to Skarm) with the help of Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of ice beam removing water resistant foes like Dragonite and Ogerpon-H (Ice Beam doesnt remove pon-H. Maybe just remove the actual moves and say it just deals with xyz). Primarina is another set up partner who finds success in disrupting dragons such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss or Moon Blast and stops threats such as Toxapex and Pecharunt from recovery using Psychic Noise (idt Prim wants to combat these guys, maybe just stick to dragons and some annoying fightings like Ival I guess). Toxapex is also a infamous partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. For rain teams, Pelipper is another must partner thats sets up rain and easily pivots in to Ogerpon-W using U-turn. It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu after rocks and Alolan Muk after rocks and 2HKO's foes like Skarmory, Gholdengo and Hatterene. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as Articuno after minor chip (pick a diff mon) and Tornadus-T.
*mention Empoleon, Gastrodon
Will recheck after these edits, ty Waleed
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Implemented, I have added superpower in other options as it was not included in the set.
 
Meow totally didnt forgot ;-;
[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented an amazing Speed stat which outspeed great number of foes such as Landorus-I, Iron Treads, Volcarona and Keldeo in the meta allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to both rain and rainless teams. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes Iron Treads, Life Orb Landorus-I, Volcarona and after a Swords Dance Gholdengo, Galarian Slowking and Ursaluna. Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Mamoswine, Primarina, and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu, Hatterene and Gyarados (maybe not him, these examples minus gyar are enough). Play Rough provides a way to damage to Dragon-types such as Hisuian Goodra Dragonite and Walking Wake which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used an utility to remove annoying such as Rocky Helmet and Leftovers from foes like Archaludon and Corviknight (neither run rocky helm. Drop R.Helm or add an rhelm user that isnt skarm) while also threatening foes such as Sinistcha and Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground and Fire teams on it's own. Iron Moth and Scarf Landorus-I and threaten a OHKO on them. (weirdly placed sentence. What does this mean meow)

Swampert is a amazing partner to Ogerpon-W providing immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard for the team and also provides a slow pivot via Flip Turn allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of removing water resistant foes like Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. Primarina is another set up partner who finds success in disrupting dragons such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss or Moon Blast and stops threats such as Okidogi and Iron Valiant (this is false, Prim cant bear dogi because it can run a poison move. Maybe no need for this part). Toxapex is also a infamous (? What did it do) partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. For rain teams, Pelipper is another must partner (rain just has peli, it just cant be a rain with peli. Maybe “When slotted in Rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to set rain as it boosts Ivy Cudgel…, and also pivots it in against x”?) thats sets up rain and easily pivots in to Ogerpon-W using U-turn. It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu after rocks and Alolan Muk after rocks and 2HKO's foes like Skarmory, Gholdengo and Hatterene. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch from special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatening them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog hazards with the help of Competitive and also provides utilities with moves such as Stealth Rock, Flip Turn and Roar. Gastrodon done is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W which can annoying to remove due to it's bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock. It also disrupts foes like Garchomp(pick a diff mon meow) and Gholdengo with access to coverage moves like Earth Power and Ice beam.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options (I think the formatting of this section is wrong)
Superpower is another niche move that can be used to check scary foes like Bisharp and Archaludon which is almost OHKOed after a Swords Dance. (This kinda lets it just sweep steel teams btw)
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QC 1/2, Requesting a second check by any of the qc team just to be sure
Ty Waleed, please implement carefully
 
Neko said:
Meow totally didnt forgot ;-;
[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented an amazing Speed stat which outspeed great number of foes such as Landorus-I, Iron Treads, Volcarona and Keldeo in the meta allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to both rain and rainless teams. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes Iron Treads, Life Orb Landorus-I, Volcarona and after a Swords Dance Gholdengo, Galarian Slowking and Ursaluna. Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Mamoswine, Primarina, and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu, Hatterene and Gyarados (maybe not him, these examples minus gyar are enough). Play Rough provides a way to damage to Dragon-types such as Hisuian Goodra Dragonite and Walking Wake which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used an utility to remove annoying such as Rocky Helmet and Leftovers from foes like Archaludon and Corviknight (neither run rocky helm. Drop R.Helm or add an rhelm user that isnt skarm) while also threatening foes such as Sinistcha and Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground and Fire teams on it's own. Iron Moth and Scarf Landorus-I and threaten a OHKO on them. (weirdly placed sentence. What does this mean meow)

Swampert is a amazing partner to Ogerpon-W providing immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard for the team and also provides a slow pivot via Flip Turn allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of removing water resistant foes like Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. Primarina is another set up partner who finds success in disrupting dragons such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss or Moon Blast and stops threats such as Okidogi and Iron Valiant (this is false, Prim cant bear dogi because it can run a poison move. Maybe no need for this part). Toxapex is also a infamous (? What did it do) partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. For rain teams, Pelipper is another must partner (rain just has peli, it just cant be a rain with peli. Maybe “When slotted in Rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to set rain as it boosts Ivy Cudgel…, and also pivots it in against x”?) thats sets up rain and easily pivots in to Ogerpon-W using U-turn. It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu after rocks and Alolan Muk after rocks and 2HKO's foes like Skarmory, Gholdengo and Hatterene. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch from special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatening them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog hazards with the help of Competitive and also provides utilities with moves such as Stealth Rock, Flip Turn and Roar. Gastrodon done is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W which can annoying to remove due to it's bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock. It also disrupts foes like Garchomp(pick a diff mon meow) and Gholdengo with access to coverage moves like Earth Power and Ice beam.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options (I think the formatting of this section is wrong)
Superpower is another niche move that can be used to check scary foes like Bisharp and Archaludon which is almost OHKOed after a Swords Dance. (This kinda lets it just sweep steel teams btw)
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QC 1/2, Requesting a second check by any of the qc team just to be sure
Ty Waleed, please implement carefully
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Implemented, ty I fixed the other options format
 
Sup fam.

First Paragraph:
- Right off the bat, lets just remove treads and volcarona as examples in intro and ivy cudgel sentences. We really do not care about them, instead lets put hydreigon for the intro.

- Since this is SD set talk about what its destroying after a boost. Avoid targets that we shouldnt care about like for example: you said "Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes Iron Treads, Life Orb Landorus-I, Volcarona" like everyone knows this. But saying you destroy Glowking, offensive gholdengo and zapdos after a boost is appreciated.

"Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Mamoswine, Primarina, and Keldeo."
- Remove Mamo, we also can just ivy cudgel.

"Play Rough provides a way to damage to Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Walking Wake which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves."
- Wake dont resist horn leech or whip. But remove D nite. Add in kyurem as we destroy it after a SD. (can add in kommo-o if you want.)

"Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground and Fire teams on it's own and outspeed faster foes Iron Moth and Scarf Landorus-I and threaten a OHKO on them."
- Lets just end it there

Second Paragraph:
"Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword."
- Choice Specs not just specs what is that?

- For Gren sentence, Firepon doesnt resist water it just takes neutral damage, either remove firepon and find another example if you want to keep water resistant foes or remove the water resistant part if you want to keep firepon.
- Remove Moonblast and just keep Draining Kiss in Prim sentence.

"Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease."
- what is pex walling / dealing with for waterpon??????

"When slotted in Rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to sets up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W using U-turn against foes like Hisuian Samurott and Kleavor. It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu after rocks and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock rocks and 2HKO's foes like Skarmory, Gholdengo and Hatterene."
- Remove kleavor add in Azumarill. what is rocks? Stealth Rock

"Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as (?) and Tornadus-T."

"It also disrupts foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with access to coverage moves like Earth Power and Ice Beam Ice beam."
- Earth Power isnt coverage move, just Ice Beam

Other Options:
- just talk about Superpower being a niche option to just steamroll the Steel Matchup after a boost tbh.

Lot to unpack here, I will take a look after implements, ty ALSO you are missing the credits section
 
boomp said:
Sup fam.

First Paragraph:
- Right off the bat, lets just remove treads and volcarona as examples in intro and ivy cudgel sentences. We really do not care about them, instead lets put hydreigon for the intro.

- Since this is SD set talk about what its destroying after a boost. Avoid targets that we shouldnt care about like for example: you said "Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes Iron Treads, Life Orb Landorus-I, Volcarona" like everyone knows this. But saying you destroy Glowking, offensive gholdengo and zapdos after a boost is appreciated.

"Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Mamoswine, Primarina, and Keldeo."
- Remove Mamo, we also can just ivy cudgel.

"Play Rough provides a way to damage to Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Walking Wake which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves."
- Wake dont resist horn leech or whip. But remove D nite. Add in kyurem as we destroy it after a SD. (can add in kommo-o if you want.)

"Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground and Fire teams on it's own and outspeed faster foes Iron Moth and Scarf Landorus-I and threaten a OHKO on them."
- Lets just end it there

Second Paragraph:
"Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword."
- Choice Specs not just specs what is that?

- For Gren sentence, Firepon doesnt resist water it just takes neutral damage, either remove firepon and find another example if you want to keep water resistant foes or remove the water resistant part if you want to keep firepon.
- Remove Moonblast and just keep Draining Kiss in Prim sentence.

"Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease."
- what is pex walling / dealing with for waterpon??????

"When slotted in Rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to sets up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W using U-turn against foes like Hisuian Samurott and Kleavor. It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu after rocks and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock rocks and 2HKO's foes like Skarmory, Gholdengo and Hatterene."
- Remove kleavor add in Azumarill. what is rocks? Stealth Rock

"Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as (?) and Tornadus-T."

"It also disrupts foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with access to coverage moves like Earth Power and Ice Beam Ice beam."
- Earth Power isnt coverage move, just Ice Beam

Other Options:
- just talk about Superpower being a niche option to just steamroll the Steel Matchup after a boost tbh.

Lot to unpack here, I will take a look after implements, ty ALSO you are missing the credits section
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Done, ty boomp!
 
[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented an amazing Speed stat which outspeed great number of foes such as Landorus-I, Hydreigon and Keldeo in the meta allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to both rain and rainless teams. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes such as offensive Gholdengo, Zapdos, and Galarian Slowking and Ursaluna after a Swords Dance. Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Primarina, and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu and Hatterene. Play Rough provides a way to damage to Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Kommo-o which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used an utility to remove annoying items such as Leftovers from foes like Archaludon and Corviknight while also threatening Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground and Fire teams on it's own.

Swampert is a amazing partner to Ogerpon-W providing immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard for the team and also provides a slow pivot via Flip Turn allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of removing water resistant foes like Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. [Again firepon is not water resistant.] Primarina is another set up partner who finds success in disrupting dragons such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss. Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with foes like Kleavor Okidogi and Meowscarada due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down Iron Hands and Sinistcha, foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. When slotted in Rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to sets up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W using U-turn against foes like Hisuian Samurott and Kleavor. [Told you to remove kleavor] It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as Sneasler and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch from special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatening them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog hazards with the help of Competitive and also provides utility utilities with moves such as Stealth Rock, Flip Turn and Roar. Gastrodon done is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W which can annoying to remove due to it's bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock. It also disrupts foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with Earth Power and Ice Beam.


[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============
Water
-----------
Superpower is another niche move that can be used to destroy the Steel matchup wipe out steel-type foes after a Swords Dance.

you are still missing the credits........


QC 2/2 after implements :Arcanine:
 
boomp said:
[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented an amazing Speed stat which outspeed great number of foes such as Landorus-I, Hydreigon and Keldeo in the meta allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to both rain and rainless teams. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling foes such as offensive Gholdengo, Zapdos, and Galarian Slowking and Ursaluna after a Swords Dance. Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Primarina, and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu and Hatterene. Play Rough provides a way to damage to Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Kommo-o which otherwise resist both Ogerpon-W's moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used an utility to remove annoying items such as Leftovers from foes like Archaludon and Corviknight while also threatening Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s speed allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground and Fire teams on it's own.

Swampert is a amazing partner to Ogerpon-W providing immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard for the team and also provides a slow pivot via Flip Turn allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of removing water resistant foes like Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. [Again firepon is not water resistant.] Primarina is another set up partner who finds success in disrupting dragons such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss. Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W being an annoying wall to deal with foes like Kleavor Okidogi and Meowscarada due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, It spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which wears down Iron Hands and Sinistcha, foes allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. When slotted in Rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to sets up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W using U-turn against foes like Hisuian Samurott and Kleavor. [Told you to remove kleavor] It boosts Ivy Cudgel's power allowing Ogerpon to OHKO's foes such as Ting Lu and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain breaks through Ogerpon-W checks such as Sneasler and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch from special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatening them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog hazards with the help of Competitive and also provides utility utilities with moves such as Stealth Rock, Flip Turn and Roar. Gastrodon done is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W which can annoying to remove due to it's bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock. It also disrupts foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with Earth Power and Ice Beam.


[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============
Water
-----------
Superpower is another niche move that can be used to destroy the Steel matchup wipe out steel-type foes after a Swords Dance.

you are still missing the credits........


QC 2/2 after implements :Arcanine:
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Implemented, ty fam. Sorry boomp, whenever you qc any analysis of mine. I somehow turn half blind and always forget 1 or 2 things. Apologies. :psycry:
 
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[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented by an amazing Speed stat, (AC) which lets it to outspeed a great number of foes in the meta such as Landorus-I Landorus, Hydreigon, (AC) and Keldeo in the meta, (AC) allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to on both rain and rainless Water teams. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling dismantles foes such as offensive Gholdengo, Zapdos, and Galarian Slowking after a Swords Dance. Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Primarina, (RC) and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows allowing Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu Ting-Lu, (AC) and Hatterene. (RP) Play Rough provides a way to damage to after a Swords Dance. Play Rough threatens Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Kommo-o, (AC) which otherwise resist both of Ogerpon-W's STAB moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used to remove annoying removes items such as Leftovers from annoying foes like Archaludon and Corviknight while also threatening Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s Speed, (AC) allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground, (AC) and Fire teams on it's its own.

Swampert is a an amazing partner to Ogerpon-W, (AC) providing an immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard entry hazards for the team, (AC) and also provides providing a slow pivot option via Flip Turn, (AC) allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on a weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats that provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, (RC). (AP) Hisuian Samurott also checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword (broken for readability). Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W, (AC) serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of helps in removing Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. Primarina is another set up partner who setup sweeper that finds success in disrupting dragons Dragon-types such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss. Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W, (AC) being an annoying excellent wall to deal with foes like Kleavor and Meowscarada. (AP) due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, (RC) It Toxapex spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which that wears down Iron Hands and Sinistcha, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. When slotted in on rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to sets set up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W using U-turn against Hisuian Samurott. It Rain boosts Ivy Cudgel's power, (AC) allowing Ogerpon Ogerpon-W to OHKO's OHKO foes such as Ting Lu Ting-Lu and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock damage. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain In rain, Barraskewda breaks through Ogerpon-W Ogerpon-W's checks such as Sneasler and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch from switch-in against special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatening threatens them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog hazards with the help of Competitive and also provides utility with Stealth Rock, Flip Turn, (AC) and Roar. Gastrodon is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W which that can be annoying to remove due to it's its bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock. (RP) It also disrupts as well as disrupt foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with Earth Power and Ice Beam.
[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============
Water
-----------
Superpower is another niche move that can be used to destroy destroys the Steel matchup after a Swords Dance.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/ahmedxwaleed.667394/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/neko.542526/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/boomp.637295/
Grammar checked by:
GP1 URL
 
Murphy Lawden said:
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[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented by an amazing Speed stat, (AC) which lets it to outspeed a great number of foes in the meta such as Landorus-I Landorus, Hydreigon, (AC) and Keldeo in the meta, (AC) allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper in to on both rain and rainless Water teams. Ivy Cudgel provides a reliable way to output great damage dismantling dismantles foes such as offensive Gholdengo, Zapdos, and Galarian Slowking after a Swords Dance. Horn Leech allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening enemies such as Primarina, (RC) and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, after a Swords Dance it allows allowing Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting Lu Ting-Lu, (AC) and Hatterene. (RP) Play Rough provides a way to damage to after a Swords Dance. Play Rough threatens Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Kommo-o, (AC) which otherwise resist both of Ogerpon-W's STAB moves. Alternatively, Knock Off can also be used to remove annoying removes items such as Leftovers from annoying foes like Archaludon and Corviknight while also threatening Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option that can be used to boost Ogerpon-W’s Speed, (AC) allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground, (AC) and Fire teams on it's its own.

Swampert is a an amazing partner to Ogerpon-W, (AC) providing an immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting hazard entry hazards for the team, (AC) and also provides providing a slow pivot option via Flip Turn, (AC) allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on a weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner thats that provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge, (RC). (AP) Hisuian Samurott also checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with help priority Sucker Punch and checks annoying foes such as Archaludon and with the help of Sacred Sword (broken for readability). Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W, (AC) serving as the special attacker of the team and with help of helps in removing Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. Primarina is another set up partner who setup sweeper that finds success in disrupting dragons Dragon-types such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with help of Draining Kiss. Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W, (AC) being an annoying excellent wall to deal with foes like Kleavor and Meowscarada. (AP) due to great defensive stats and ability to recover, (RC) It Toxapex spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes which that wears down Iron Hands and Sinistcha, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. When slotted in on rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s ability to sets set up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W using U-turn against Hisuian Samurott. It Rain boosts Ivy Cudgel's power, (AC) allowing Ogerpon Ogerpon-W to OHKO's OHKO foes such as Ting Lu Ting-Lu and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock damage. Barraskewda is another offensive partner which in rain In rain, Barraskewda breaks through Ogerpon-W Ogerpon-W's checks such as Sneasler and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch from switch-in against special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatening threatens them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog hazards with the help of Competitive and also provides utility with Stealth Rock, Flip Turn, (AC) and Roar. Gastrodon is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W which that can be annoying to remove due to it's its bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock. (RP) It also disrupts as well as disrupt foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with Earth Power and Ice Beam.
[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============
Water
-----------
Superpower is another niche move that can be used to destroy destroys the Steel matchup after a Swords Dance.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/ahmedxwaleed.667394/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/neko.542526/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/boomp.637295/
Grammar checked by:
GP1 URL
Click to expand...
Implemented
 
[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented by an amazing Speed stat, which lets it to outspeed a great number of foes in the meta such as Landorus, Hydreigon, and Keldeo, allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper on both rain and rainless Water teams. Ivy Cudgel dismantles foes such as offensive Gholdengo, Zapdos, and Galarian Slowking after a Swords Dance. Horn Leech threatens allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening dex info enemies such as Primarina and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting-Lu, and Hatterene after a Swords Dance. Play Rough threatens Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Kommo-o, which resist both of Ogerpon-W's STAB moves. Alternatively, Knock Off removes items such as Leftovers from annoying foes like Archaludon and Corviknight while also threatening Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option to boost Ogerpon-W’s Ogerpon-W's apostrophe Speed, allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground, and Fire teams on its own.

Swampert is an amazing partner to Ogerpon-W, providing provides an immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting sets entry hazards for the team, and providing possesses a slow pivot option via Flip Turn, allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on a weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner that provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge. Hisuian Samurott It also checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with Sucker Punch and checks as well as annoying foes such as Archaludon with Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W, serving as the special attacker of the team and helps helping in removing Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. Primarina is another setup sweeper that finds success in disrupting Dragon-types such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with Draining Kiss. Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W, being an excellent wall to deal with foes like Kleavor and Meowscarada. Toxapex spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes that wears to wear down Iron Hands and Sinistcha, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. When slotted on rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s Pelipper's ability to set up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W it using U-turn against Hisuian Samurott. Rain boosts allows Ogerpon-W's Ivy Cudgel's power, allowing Ogerpon-W Cudgel to OHKO foes such as Ting-Lu and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock damage. In rain, Barraskewda breaks through Ogerpon-W's checks such as Sneasler and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch-in against special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatens them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog with Competitive and provides utility with Stealth Rock, Flip Turn, and Roar. Gastrodon is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W that can be annoying to remove due to its bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock as well as disrupt foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with Earth Power and Ice Beam.
[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============
Water
-----------
Superpower is another a niche move that destroys the Steel matchup after a Swords Dance.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/ahmedxwaleed.667394/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/neko.542526/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/boomp.637295/
Grammar checked by:
credit us both
GP Team done
 
Implemented
adorluigi said:
[SET]
Ogerpon-Wellspring (F) @ Wellspring Mask
Name: Swords Dance (Water)
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Ivy Cudgel
- Horn Leech / Power Whip
- Play Rough / Knock Off / Trailblaze

[SET COMMENTS]
Ogerpon-W boasts a great Attack stat complemented by an amazing Speed stat, which lets it to outspeed a great number of foes in the meta such as Landorus, Hydreigon, and Keldeo, allowing it to serve as a setup sweeper on both rain and rainless Water teams. Ivy Cudgel dismantles foes such as offensive Gholdengo, Zapdos, and Galarian Slowking after a Swords Dance. Horn Leech threatens allows Ogerpon-W to deal damage and recover at the same time, threatening dex info enemies such as Primarina and Keldeo. Power Whip can also be used in place of Horn Leech for more power over accuracy, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean up walls such as Toxapex, Clodsire, Ting-Lu, and Hatterene after a Swords Dance. Play Rough threatens Dragon-types such as Dragonite and Kommo-o, which resist both of Ogerpon-W's STAB moves. Alternatively, Knock Off removes items such as Leftovers from annoying foes like Archaludon and Corviknight while also threatening Brambleghast. Trailblaze is another option to boost Ogerpon-W’s Ogerpon-W's apostrophe Speed, allowing it to out wipe out Rock, Ground, and Fire teams on its own.

Swampert is an amazing partner to Ogerpon-W, providing provides an immunity to Electric-type attacks, setting sets entry hazards for the team, and providing possesses a slow pivot option via Flip Turn, allowing Ogerpon-W to safely come on a weakened threat to set up. Hisuian Samurott is another partner that provides hazard support via Ceaseless Edge. Hisuian Samurott It also checks fast foes like Dragapult and chipped Choice Specs Flutter Mane with Sucker Punch and checks as well as annoying foes such as Archaludon with Sacred Sword. Greninja forms an offensive core with Ogerpon-W, serving as the special attacker of the team and helps helping in removing Dragonite and Ogerpon-H. Primarina is another setup sweeper that finds success in disrupting Dragon-types such as Roaring Moon and Archaludon with Draining Kiss. Toxapex is also a great partner of Ogerpon-W, being an excellent wall to deal with foes like Kleavor and Meowscarada. Toxapex spreads poison with Toxic or Toxic Spikes that wears to wear down Iron Hands and Sinistcha, allowing Ogerpon-W to clean them up with ease. When slotted on rain teams, Ogerpon-W enjoys Pelipper’s Pelipper's ability to set up rain and easily pivot in Ogerpon-W it using U-turn against Hisuian Samurott. Rain boosts allows Ogerpon-W's Ivy Cudgel's power, allowing Ogerpon-W Cudgel to OHKO foes such as Ting-Lu and Alolan Muk after Stealth Rock damage. In rain, Barraskewda breaks through Ogerpon-W's checks such as Sneasler and Tornadus-T. Empoleon provides a switch-in against special attacks from foes like Articuno and Kyurem and threatens them back. It also punishes attempts to Defog with Competitive and provides utility with Stealth Rock, Flip Turn, and Roar. Gastrodon is another defensive ally of Ogerpon-W that can be annoying to remove due to its bulk and access to Recover. It can set up hazards such as Spikes and Stealth Rock as well as disrupt foes like Gliscor and Gholdengo with Earth Power and Ice Beam.
[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============
Water
-----------
Superpower is another a niche move that destroys the Steel matchup after a Swords Dance.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/ahmedxwaleed.667394/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/neko.542526/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/boomp.637295/
Grammar checked by:
credit us both
GP Team done
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