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[SET]
Swords Dance (Breloom) @ Loaded Dice / Life Orb
Ability: Technician
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Tera Type: Steel / Fighting / Rock
Adamant / Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Bullet Seed / Seed Bomb / Close Combat
- Mach Punch
- Aerial Ace / Bulldoze / Rock Tomb

[SET COMMENTS]
With its monstrous Attack and powerful coverage, Swords Dance Breloom is a terrifying setup sweeper and wallbreaker in NU. Bullet Seed in conjunction with Loaded Dice is Breloom's strongest STAB option, while Seed Bomb provides a Grass-type move without needing to use Loaded Dice, freeing up a slot for Life Orb. Close Combat lets Breloom break through walls like Bronzong and Incineroar but comes at the cost of not hitting Water-types like Swampert and Vaporeon as strongly. Mach Punch lets Breloom pick off Fighting-weak foes like Cinccino, as well as frailer Pokemon like Inteleon and Flygon. Aerial Ace threatens Grass-types, primarily Amoonguss, Decidueye, and Brambleghast, that resist Breloom's STAB combination. Bulldoze buries Poison-types like Alolan Muk, Galarian Slowbro, and Overqwil, as well as nailing Munkidori and Toxicroak on the switch in. Rock Tomb snipes Flying-types like Scyther, Kilowattrel, and Galarian Articuno, with the added benefit of dropping the foe's Speed, making Breloom far more threatening. Bulldoze and Rock Tomb also deter Chandelure and Hisuian Typhlosion from trying to wall Breloom's STAB moves.

Breloom best fits as a wallbreaker on offensive and balanced teams, where its talent in dismantling defensive cores is greatly appreciated against bulkier teams. Hyper offense staples like Uxie, Flygon, and Torterra love Breloom's ability to tear apart defensive stalwarts like Registeel, Sylveon, and Avalugg, respectively, while they help Breloom weaken Grass-types like Amoonguss and Tsareena. On balance teams, teammates like Calm Mind Scream Tail, Paldean Tauros-W, and Overqwil enjoy Breloom handling Steel-, Grass-, and Ground-types. As Breloom is quite frail, defensive pivots like Gligar, Tentacruel, and Incineroar help Breloom hit the field safely; additionally, these Pokemon bait in Water- and Ground-types like Milotic and Gastrodon that Breloom feasts on. Offensive pivots like Kilowattrel, Infernape, and Inteleon can bring Breloom in on foes like Registeel, Tentacruel, and Vaporeon, respectively, where it can grab a boost and start wallbreaking. Entry hazard setters like Overqwil, Diancie, and Gligar assist Breloom with wearing down foes like Overqwil, Sylveon, and Alolan Muk. As Breloom is prone to being forced out by foes like Kilowattrel and Chandelure, a defensive backbone with walls like Bronzong and Incineroar can help deal with them. Steel-types like Registeel handle Poison-types like Munkidori, and Water-types such as Vaporeon help with Fire-types like Hisuian Typhlosion.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
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Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/powerofmemes.583607/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/lucario.189361/
Grammar checked by:
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also go back and add in the oxford comma ([x, y, and z] as apposed to [x, y and z]) to make gp’s life a bit easier
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Breloom @ Loaded Dice / Life Orb
Ability: Technician
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Tera Type: Steel / Fighting / Rock
Adamant / Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Bullet Seed / Seed Bomb / Close Combat
- Mach Punch
- Aerial Ace / Bulldoze / Rock Tomb

With its monstrous attack and powerful coverage, Swords Dance Breloom is a terrifying setup sweeper and wallbreaker in NU. Technician lets Breloom boost its weaker attacks into powerful coverage moves, as well as boosting Bullet Seed and (first half of sentence said powerful coverage moves, so i decided to namedrop bullet seed here) its STAB priority in Mach Punch. Swords Dance gives Breloom the push to break past walls like Sylveon, Gligar and Alolan Muk. Bullet Seed in conjunction with Technician and Loaded Dice deals massive damage to foes, while Seed Bomb provides a Grass-type move without needing to use Loaded Dice, freeing up a slot for Life Orb. Close Combat lets Breloom devastate walls like Bronzong and Incineroar, but comes at the cost of threatening Water-types like Milotic and Vaporeon. Mach Punch lets Breloom pick off Fighting-weak foes like Cincinno, as well as frailer Pokemon like Inteleon and Mienshao. Aerial Ace threatens Grass-types, primarily Vileplume, Decidueye, and Brambleghast that resist Breloom's STABs. Bulldoze buries Poison-types like Alolan Muk, Galarian Slowbro and Overqwil, as well as nailing Munkidori and Toxicroak on the switch. Rock Tomb snipes Flying-types like Scyther, Kilowattrel and Galarian Articuno, with the added benefit of dropping the foes Speed, letting Breloom be far more threatening. Bulldoze and Rock Tomb also deter Chandelure and Hisuian Typhlosion from trying to blank Breloom's STABs.

Breloom best fits as a wallbreaker on bulky offense and balance teams, where its talent at dismantling defensive cores are greatly appreciated against opposing bulkier teams. (so, while it is definitely appreciated on balance and bo, i believe it’s definitely worthwhile acknowledging that ho loves to use it to handle bulkier teams. and, i’d make the ho comment have the same level of endorsement as the balance/bo one does if not slightly more. and do your best to lower the focus on balance/bo teams.) (and here, add ho teammates: uxie / flygon / torterra [or any that fit the desc:] beat poison types [and if u wanted u could talk about how they weaken grass types] for it & cm scream tail / waterbull / toxt / overqwil enjoy breloom beating steel, grass, and ground types) (mention here that this’d be on more balance/bo builds:) As Breloom is quite frail, defensive pivots like Gligar, Tentacruel, and Incineroar are helpful to let Breloom hit the field safely (mention that they bring in water and ground types for it to take advantage of). Offensive pivots like Kilowattrel, Mienshao and Inteleon can bring Breloom in on foes like Registeel, Tentacruel and Vaporeon, respectively, where it can grab a boost and start breaking. Entry hazard setters like Overqwil, Diancie and Gligar assist Breloom with wearing down foes like Overqwil, Sylveon and Alolan Muk. As Breloom is prone to being forced out by foes like Kilowattrel and Chandelure, a defensive backbone with walls like Bronzong and Incineroar can help deal with them. (fires and poisons are pretty bad, i’d mention stuff to help)

[CREDITS]
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pls go back and use the formats template instead of typing this up on your own. that thread is there for a reason so that people don't make analysis threads that cannot be uploaded without a ton of editing
 
Please tag me once you implement this and I'll give it another look.
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[SET]
Swords Dance (Breloom) @ Loaded Dice / Life Orb
Ability: Technician
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Tera Type: Steel / Fighting / Rock
Adamant / Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Bullet Seed / Seed Bomb / Close Combat
- Mach Punch
- Aerial Ace / Bulldoze / Rock Tomb

[SET COMMENTS]
With its monstrous attack and powerful coverage, Swords Dance Breloom is a terrifying setup sweeper and wallbreaker in NU. Technician lets Breloom boost its weaker attacks into powerful coverage moves, as well as boosting Bullet Seed and its STAB priority in Mach Punch. Swords Dance gives Breloom the push to break past walls like Sylveon, Gligar and Alolan Muk. Fluff. Bullet Seed in conjunction with Technician and Loaded Dice deals massive damage to foes is Breloom's strongest STAB option, while Seed Bomb provides a Grass-type move without needing to use Loaded Dice, freeing up a slot for Life Orb. Close Combat lets Breloom devastate break through walls like Bronzong and Incineroar, but comes at the cost of threatening Water-types like Milotic and Vaporeon not hitting Water-types like Swampert and Vaporeon as strongly. Mach Punch lets Breloom pick off Fighting-weak foes like Cincinno, as well as frailer Pokemon like Inteleon and Mienshao Flygon. Aerial Ace threatens Grass-types, primarily Vileplume Amoonguss, Decidueye, and Brambleghast that resist Breloom's STABs STAB combination. Bulldoze buries Poison-types like Alolan Muk, Galarian Slowbro and Overqwil, as well as nailing Munkidori and Toxicroak on the switch. Rock Tomb snipes Flying-types like Scyther, Kilowattrel and Galarian Articuno, with the added benefit of dropping the foes Speed, letting Breloom be far more threatening. Bulldoze and Rock Tomb also deter Chandelure and Hisuian Typhlosion from trying to blank wall Breloom's STABs.

Breloom best fits as a wallbreaker on offensive and balance teams, where its talent at dismantling defensive cores are is greatly appreciated against opposing bulkier teams. Hyper Offense staples like Uxie, Flygon and Torterra love its capacity Breloom's ability to tear apart defensive stalwarts like Registeel, Sylveon, and Brambleghast Avalugg, respectively, while they help Breloom weaken Grass-types like Vileplume Amoonguss and Tsareena. On balance, teammates like Calm Mind Scream Tail, Paldean Tauros-Aqua Tauros-W, and Overqwil enjoy Breloom handling Steel, Grass Steel-, Grass-, and Ground-types. As Breloom is quite frail, defensive pivots like Gligar, Tentacruel, and Incineroar are helpful to let Breloom hit the field safely, these Pokemon also bait in Water- (AH) and Ground-types like Milotic and Gastrodon that Breloom feasts on. Offensive pivots like Kilowattrel, Mienshao Infernape, and Inteleon can bring Breloom in on foes like Registeel, Tentacruel and Vaporeon, respectively, where it can grab a boost and start breaking. Entry hazard setters like Overqwil, Diancie and Gligar assist Breloom with wearing down foes like Overqwil, Sylveon and Alolan Muk. As Breloom is prone to being forced out by foes like Kilowattrel and Chandelure, a defensive backbone with walls like Bronzong and Incineroar can help deal with them. Steel-types like Registeel handle Poison-types like Munkidori, and Water-types such as Vaporeon help with Fire-types like Hisuian Typhlosion.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/sinnabyss.626095/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/powerofmemes.583607/
Grammar checked by:
 
Lucario said:
Please tag me once you implement this and I'll give it another look.
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[SET]
Swords Dance (Breloom) @ Loaded Dice / Life Orb
Ability: Technician
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Tera Type: Steel / Fighting / Rock
Adamant / Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Bullet Seed / Seed Bomb / Close Combat
- Mach Punch
- Aerial Ace / Bulldoze / Rock Tomb

[SET COMMENTS]
With its monstrous attack and powerful coverage, Swords Dance Breloom is a terrifying setup sweeper and wallbreaker in NU. Technician lets Breloom boost its weaker attacks into powerful coverage moves, as well as boosting Bullet Seed and its STAB priority in Mach Punch. Swords Dance gives Breloom the push to break past walls like Sylveon, Gligar and Alolan Muk. Fluff. Bullet Seed in conjunction with Technician and Loaded Dice deals massive damage to foes is Breloom's strongest STAB option, while Seed Bomb provides a Grass-type move without needing to use Loaded Dice, freeing up a slot for Life Orb. Close Combat lets Breloom devastate break through walls like Bronzong and Incineroar, but comes at the cost of threatening Water-types like Milotic and Vaporeon not hitting Water-types like Swampert and Vaporeon as strongly. Mach Punch lets Breloom pick off Fighting-weak foes like Cincinno, as well as frailer Pokemon like Inteleon and Mienshao Flygon. Aerial Ace threatens Grass-types, primarily Vileplume Amoonguss, Decidueye, and Brambleghast that resist Breloom's STABs STAB combination. Bulldoze buries Poison-types like Alolan Muk, Galarian Slowbro and Overqwil, as well as nailing Munkidori and Toxicroak on the switch. Rock Tomb snipes Flying-types like Scyther, Kilowattrel and Galarian Articuno, with the added benefit of dropping the foes Speed, letting Breloom be far more threatening. Bulldoze and Rock Tomb also deter Chandelure and Hisuian Typhlosion from trying to blank wall Breloom's STABs.

Breloom best fits as a wallbreaker on offensive and balance teams, where its talent at dismantling defensive cores are is greatly appreciated against opposing bulkier teams. Hyper Offense staples like Uxie, Flygon and Torterra love its capacity Breloom's ability to tear apart defensive stalwarts like Registeel, Sylveon, and Brambleghast Avalugg, respectively, while they help Breloom weaken Grass-types like Vileplume Amoonguss and Tsareena. On balance, teammates like Calm Mind Scream Tail, Paldean Tauros-Aqua Tauros-W, and Overqwil enjoy Breloom handling Steel, Grass Steel-, Grass-, and Ground-types. As Breloom is quite frail, defensive pivots like Gligar, Tentacruel, and Incineroar are helpful to let Breloom hit the field safely, these Pokemon also bait in Water- (AH) and Ground-types like Milotic and Gastrodon that Breloom feasts on. Offensive pivots like Kilowattrel, Mienshao Infernape, and Inteleon can bring Breloom in on foes like Registeel, Tentacruel and Vaporeon, respectively, where it can grab a boost and start breaking. Entry hazard setters like Overqwil, Diancie and Gligar assist Breloom with wearing down foes like Overqwil, Sylveon and Alolan Muk. As Breloom is prone to being forced out by foes like Kilowattrel and Chandelure, a defensive backbone with walls like Bronzong and Incineroar can help deal with them. Steel-types like Registeel handle Poison-types like Munkidori, and Water-types such as Vaporeon help with Fire-types like Hisuian Typhlosion.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/sinnabyss.626095/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/powerofmemes.583607/
Grammar checked by:
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[SET]
Swords Dance (Breloom) @ Loaded Dice / Life Orb
Ability: Technician
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Tera Type: Steel / Fighting / Rock
Adamant / Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Bullet Seed / Seed Bomb / Close Combat
- Mach Punch
- Aerial Ace / Bulldoze / Rock Tomb

[SET COMMENTS]
With its monstrous Attack and powerful coverage, Swords Dance Breloom is a terrifying setup sweeper and wallbreaker in NU. Bullet Seed in conjunction with Loaded Dice is Breloom's strongest STAB option, while Seed Bomb provides a Grass-type move without needing to use Loaded Dice, freeing up a slot for Life Orb. Close Combat lets Breloom break through walls like Bronzong and Incineroar, (RC) but comes at the cost of not hitting Water-types like Swampert and Vaporeon as strongly. Mach Punch lets Breloom pick off Fighting-weak foes like Cincinno Cinccino, as well as frailer Pokemon like Inteleon and Flygon. Aerial Ace threatens Grass-types, primarily Amoonguss, Decidueye, and Brambleghast, (AC) that resist Breloom's STAB combination. Bulldoze buries Poison-types like Alolan Muk, Galarian Slowbro, (AC) and Overqwil, as well as nailing Munkidori and Toxicroak on the switch in. Rock Tomb snipes Flying-types like Scyther, Kilowattrel, (AC) and Galarian Articuno, with the added benefit of dropping the foes foe's Speed, letting making Breloom be far more threatening. Bulldoze and Rock Tomb also deter Chandelure and Hisuian Typhlosion from trying to wall Breloom's STABs STAB moves.

Breloom best fits as a wallbreaker on offensive and balanced teams, where its talent at in dismantling defensive cores is greatly appreciated against opposing bulkier teams. Hyper offense staples like Uxie, Flygon, (AC) and Torterra love Breloom's ability to tear apart defensive stalwarts like Registeel, Sylveon, and Avalugg, respectively, while they help Breloom weaken Grass-types like Amoonguss and Tsareena. On balance teams, teammates like Calm Mind Scream Tail, Paldean Tauros-W, and Overqwil enjoy Breloom handling Steel-, Grass-, and Ground-types. As Breloom is quite frail, defensive pivots like Gligar, Tentacruel, and Incineroar are helpful to let help Breloom hit the field safely; (ASC) additionally, these Pokemon also bait in Water- and Ground-types like Milotic and Gastrodon that Breloom feasts on. Offensive pivots like Kilowattrel, Infernape, and Inteleon can bring Breloom in on foes like Registeel, Tentacruel, (AC) and Vaporeon, respectively, where it can grab a boost and start breaking wallbreaking. Entry hazard setters like Overqwil, Diancie, (AC) and Gligar assist Breloom with by (I changed "with" to "by" because I thought you were trying to say that these setters assist breloom because they wear down overqwil sylveon & alolan muk, which breloom is not intended to wear down itself. if you are trying to say that they work together with breloom to wear them down, then you should keep it as "with") wearing down foes like Overqwil, Sylveon, (AC) and Alolan Muk. As Breloom is prone to being forced out by foes like Kilowattrel and Chandelure, a defensive backbone with walls like Bronzong and Incineroar can help deal with them. Steel-types like Registeel handle Poison-types like Munkidori, and Water-types such as Vaporeon help with Fire-types like Hisuian Typhlosion.

[SET CREDITS]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/sinnabyss.626095/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/powerofmemes.583607/
Grammar checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/queez.229690/
gp 1/1 :blobthumbsup: GP Team done
 
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