Old Gens [GSC OU] Gengar

[Neko]

Gengar @ Leftovers
Ability: No Ability
- Ice Punch
- Mean Look
- Perish Song
- Destiny Bond

The recent SPL week has revealed another trick up Gengar's sleeve, the combination of Mean Look, Perish Song, and Destiny Bond to confound the opposition and take out special walls like Raikou and Snorlax. Ice Punch allows Gengar to threaten Zapdos and Exeggutor, as well as concealing its nefarious plans. Mean Look traps unsuspecting sleep absorbers like Raikou and special walls such as Snorlax. Perish Song removes trapped Pokemon that cannot deal enough damage to Gengar such as Blissey, Heracross, and Umbreon, while Destiny Bond takes out the rest, including Earthquake Snorlax, Tyranitar, and Zapdos. Beneficiaries of these traps are Pokemon like Zapdos, which can then overwhelm the opposition with strong Thunders. Growth users such as Espeon and Vaporeon also appreciate Gengar removing Snorlax and Raikou, making GrowthPass teams much harder for the opposing team to deal with.

Watch TC utilize Gengar in last week's SPL game to remove the opposing team's Blissey, which allowed their special-attacking squad to wreak havoc: https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen2ou-604804

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[Neko]

Ready for qc

 

[dhelmise]

FriendOfMrGolem120 Earthworm Jorgen qc pls

 

[dhelmise]

Jorgen Earthworm FriendOfMrGolem120 please qc this

 

[Conflict]

Gengar @ Leftovers
Ability: No Ability
- Ice Punch
- Mean Look
- Perish Song
- Destiny Bond

The recent SPL week has shown that Gengar has another trick up its sleeve with the combination of Mean Look, Perish Song, and Destiny Bond to confound the opposition and take out special walls like Raikou and Snorlax. Ice Punch allows Gengar to threaten Zapdos and Exeggutor, while also letting Gengar conceal its nefarious plans. Mean Look allows Gengar to trap unsuspecting sleep absorbers like Raikou and special walls such as Snorlax. Perish Song allows Gengar to remove Pokemon that cannot deal enough damage to it such as Blissey, Curse Heracross, and Umbreon. Destiny Bond lets Gengar to take out trapped Pokemon that it cannot stall out such as Earthquake Snorlax, Tyranitar, and Zapdos. Zapdos benefits from Gengar's ability to assasinate special walls, allowing it to overwhelm the opposition with strong Thunders. Growth users such as Espeon and Vaporeon also appreciate Gengar's ability to remove Snorlax and Raikou, making GrowthPass teams much harder for the opposing team to deal with.

Watch TC utilize Gengar in last week's SPL game to remove the opposing team's Blissey, which allowed their special attacking squad to wreak havoc: https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen2ou-604804

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remove the red mentions
maybe rewrite the green section? Maybe like this: Beneficiaries of this trap are for example Zapdos, allowing it to....

looks good otherwise so consider qc done. :)

 

[Neko]

remove the red mentions
maybe rewrite the green section? Maybe like this: Beneficiaries of this trap are for example Zapdos, allowing it to....

looks good otherwise so consider qc done. :)

Chack implemented, thank you so much Conflict!

 

[Conflict]

Looks good. I like the prose btw. :)

 

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Gengar @ Leftovers
Ability: No Ability
- Ice Punch
- Mean Look
- Perish Song
- Destiny Bond

The recent SPL week has shown that Gengar has another trick up its sleeve with revealed another trick up Gengar's sleeve, the combination of Mean Look, Perish Song, and Destiny Bond to confound the opposition and take out special walls like Raikou and Snorlax. Ice Punch allows Gengar to threaten Zapdos and Exeggutor, while also letting Gengar conceal as well as concealing its nefarious plans. Mean Look allows Gengar to trap traps unsuspecting sleep absorbers like Raikou and special walls such as Snorlax. Perish Song allows Gengar to remove removes trapped Pokemon that cannot deal enough damage to it Gengar such as Blissey, Heracross, and Umbreon. Destiny Bond lets Gengar take out trapped Pokemon that it cannot stall out such as Umbreon, while Destiny Bond takes out the rest, including Earthquake Snorlax, Tyranitar, and Zapdos. Beneficiaries of this trap are for example Zapdos, allowing it to these traps are Pokemon like Zapdos, which can then overwhelm the opposition with strong Thunders. Growth users such as Espeon and Vaporeon also appreciate Gengar's ability to remove Gengar removing Snorlax and Raikou, making GrowthPass teams much harder for the opposing team to deal with.

Watch TC utilize Gengar in last week's SPL game to remove the opposing team's Blissey, which allowed their special-attacking (added hyphen) squad to wreak havoc: https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen2ou-604804

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Gengar @ Leftovers
Ability: No Ability
- Ice Punch
- Mean Look
- Perish Song
- Destiny Bond

The recent SPL week has shown that Gengar has another trick up its sleeve with revealed another trick up Gengar's sleeve, the combination of Mean Look, Perish Song, and Destiny Bond to confound the opposition and take out special walls like Raikou and Snorlax. Ice Punch allows Gengar to threaten Zapdos and Exeggutor, while also letting Gengar conceal as well as concealing its nefarious plans. Mean Look allows Gengar to trap traps unsuspecting sleep absorbers like Raikou and special walls such as Snorlax. Perish Song allows Gengar to remove removes trapped Pokemon that cannot deal enough damage to it Gengar such as Blissey, Heracross, and Umbreon. Destiny Bond lets Gengar take out trapped Pokemon that it cannot stall out such as Umbreon, while Destiny Bond takes out the rest, including Earthquake Snorlax, Tyranitar, and Zapdos. Beneficiaries of this trap are for example Zapdos, allowing it to these traps are Pokemon like Zapdos, which can then overwhelm the opposition with strong Thunders. Growth users such as Espeon and Vaporeon also appreciate Gengar's ability to remove Gengar removing Snorlax and Raikou, making GrowthPass teams much harder for the opposing team to deal with.

Watch TC utilize Gengar in last week's SPL game to remove the opposing team's Blissey, which allowed their special-attacking (added hyphen) squad to wreak havoc: https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen2ou-604804

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check implemented, thank you so much Finland :3