Dragapult @ Choice Band
Ability: Clear Body
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Tera Type: Ghost
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Darts
- Tera Blast
- U-turn
- Quick Attack
Dragapult has begun to launch its children at its problems in SV OU! While Dragapult unfortunately still lacks Poltergeist, the introduction of Terastallization + Tera Blast has given Dragapult a spammable physical Ghost-type STAB move, allowing physical sets, which has recently risen in usage, to finally slice through the metagame. U-turn eases predictions against cores like Clefable or Primarina + Ting-Lu, generates momentum, and prevents a free Kingambit switch in. Due to Dragapult's shallow physical movepool, Quick Attack is chosen to revenge kill weakened faster Pokemon like boosted Iron Valiant and Roaring Moon. Clear Body lets it ignore Landorus-T's Intimidate and Ribombee's Sticky Web. Offensive Pokemon like IronPress Zamazenta appreciates Dragapult breaking down physical walls to sweep more easily, while Hisuian Samurott softens defensive cores with Knock Off and Ceaseless Edge. Pivots like Iron Crown, Landorus-T, and Galarian Slowking can bring it into the field safely; moreover, they can switch into Pokemon like Iron Valiant, Kingambit, and Primarina, respectively, that forces Dragapult out. Iron Crown and Galarian Slowking's Future Sight also make Dragapult an even scarier wallbreaker.
Ability: Clear Body
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Tera Type: Ghost
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Darts
- Tera Blast
- U-turn
- Quick Attack
Dragapult has begun to launch its children at its problems in SV OU! While Dragapult unfortunately still lacks Poltergeist, the introduction of Terastallization + Tera Blast has given Dragapult a spammable physical Ghost-type STAB move, allowing physical sets, which has recently risen in usage, to finally slice through the metagame. U-turn eases predictions against cores like Clefable or Primarina + Ting-Lu, generates momentum, and prevents a free Kingambit switch in. Due to Dragapult's shallow physical movepool, Quick Attack is chosen to revenge kill weakened faster Pokemon like boosted Iron Valiant and Roaring Moon. Clear Body lets it ignore Landorus-T's Intimidate and Ribombee's Sticky Web. Offensive Pokemon like IronPress Zamazenta appreciates Dragapult breaking down physical walls to sweep more easily, while Hisuian Samurott softens defensive cores with Knock Off and Ceaseless Edge. Pivots like Iron Crown, Landorus-T, and Galarian Slowking can bring it into the field safely; moreover, they can switch into Pokemon like Iron Valiant, Kingambit, and Primarina, respectively, that forces Dragapult out. Iron Crown and Galarian Slowking's Future Sight also make Dragapult an even scarier wallbreaker.
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