Draft Inteleon

[AceTrainerOrange]

[overview]

**Draft Order**: Round 7 onward

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special wallbreaker with a great Speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this Speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a good Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items, and its frail defenses and lackluster coverage outside of Terastallization leave much to be desired. Inteleon is very one-dimensional as a special attacker with one STAB type and minimal coverage, and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or offense and provide more options in matchups.


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
**Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a damage-boosting item, especially Choice Specs, to make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great Special Attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or cleaner and dent teams without great Water-resistant Pokemon.

**Utility**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. Taunt is also a great option for denying entry hazards or setup opportunities from foes.



Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast

Niche Moves
========

**Vacuum Wave**: Inteleon can use Vacuum Wave to revenge kill certain threats and weakened foes.

**Haze**: Though it struggles to fit this move, Inteleon can use Haze as an emergency option to remove rapidly boosting foes' stat changes.


Common Items
========
**Choice Specs**: Choice Specs is the item that gives Inteleon the most wallbreaking power reliably, as it loves to use its strong special STAB moves and often doesn't mind being locked in due to its minimal coverage.

**Heavy-Duty Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in and constantly pivots around in a match.


Niche Items
========
**Other Damage-boosting Items**: If Inteleon needs to swap moves, damage-boosting items like Life Orb and Mystic Water can sacrifice some of Choice Specs's power for flexibility.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be used alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide support for Inteleon’s partners to set up.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally or with their own Speed boost without fear.




Tera
========
Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes that would otherwise handle its STAB attacks. Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB moves even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice, or Grass to break through foes that would give it a hard time. Despite being offensive in nature, Inteleon should not often be a Tera Captain due to its lack of bulk and setup potential.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon should be used to support rosters that need a form of speed control with wallbreaking and pivoting potential for a cheap price. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type Pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada, Rillaboom, and Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky Pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so that it can wallbreak without risk; slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking and Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Entry Hazard Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from Pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the Pokemon it cannot break through naturally.

**Setup Threats**: With pivoting options and access to dual screens, Pokemon with setup potential can take full advantage of Inteleon's support options.


Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with naturally good bulk, such as Primarina, Ogerpon-W, and Rotom-W, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastallization. This lack of pressure can create openings for foes to set entry hazards or boost stats without much threat in return.

**Revenge Killers**: Inteleon struggles hard against Pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-S, Iron Bundle, and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses. Priority moves from strong users like Kingambit, Rillaboom, and Raging Bolt can also be options to pick off Inteleon.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galarian Slowking, Uxie, and Latias, can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and punishing it via status or a strong attack.



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[Patar136]

AMQC, based on what I know, lemme know if this helps!
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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onward

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker with a great speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a great Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items and its frail defenses and lackluster movepool outside of Terastalization leaves much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional as a special attacker but is certainly decent enough to consider if competing water types have already been picked. Decided to buff this a bit since Inteleon isn't a terrible Pokemon at all, just rather one dimensional.

[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
** Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a boosting item to use strong STAB attacks, especially Choice Specs, which will make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great special attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or even cleaner.

**Screens Setter**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. This can also be combined with Taunt to potentially deny hazards or opposing disruption. Not sure if this is gonna survive a QC but might as well say this to strengthen the argument.

Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt.

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast

Niche Moves
========
**Vacuum Wave**: Vacuum Wave is a useful priority move for weakened faster pokemon such as Iron Bundle.

**Haze**: Inteleon can use Haze to remove a slower foe's stat changes.

**Swords Dance**: Technically, Swords Dance is the best option that Inteleon has boosting wise and it can surprise its checks with a physical set using moves such as Liquidation, Aqua Jet and Icicle Spear among other moves. However, Inteleon's poor coverage makes this very fringe at best.

Common Items
========
**Damage-boosting Items**: Life Orb, Choice Specs, or Mystic Water can all be used effectively to allow Inteleon strong damage output. I would separate these items as Choice Specs should be a separate category in my opinion.

(repeat as necessary)

Niche Items
========
**Heavy-Duty-Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide bulk for Inteleon’s other partners.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally.

I would add Sitrus Berry and Resistance Berries.

(repeat as necessary)

Tera
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be worth considering as a primary Tera Captain. However, Inteleon can use Tera to boost its STAB even further, or it can use Tera Electric or Grass to break through opposing waters that would give it a hard time and solve its coverage issues.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be the centerpiece of a draft. Instead, it should look to support rosters who need a fast Water-type with wall-breaking potential and pivoting for cheap. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada or Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so it can break without risk, so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Good Hazard-Setting**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the pokemon Inteleon cannot break naturally.

(repeat as necessary)

Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural bulk, such as Toxapex and Walking Wake, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization. It can use Taunt to prevent some recovery options and can pivot out on these pokemon to bring in teammates.

**Faster pokemon**: Inteleon struggles hard against pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galairan Slowking and Latias can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can threaten it out.

(repeat as necessary)

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[AceTrainerOrange]

AMQC, based on what I know, lemme know if this helps!
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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onward

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker with a great speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a great Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items and its frail defenses and lackluster movepool outside of Terastalization leaves much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional as a special attacker but is certainly decent enough to consider if competing water types have already been picked. Decided to buff this a bit since Inteleon isn't a terrible Pokemon at all, just rather one dimensional.

[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
** Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a boosting item to use strong STAB attacks, especially Choice Specs, which will make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great special attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or even cleaner.

**Screens Setter**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. This can also be combined with Taunt to potentially deny hazards or opposing disruption. Not sure if this is gonna survive a QC but might as well say this to strengthen the argument.

Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt.

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast

Niche Moves
========
**Vacuum Wave**: Vacuum Wave is a useful priority move for weakened faster pokemon such as Iron Bundle.

**Haze**: Inteleon can use Haze to remove a slower foe's stat changes.

**Swords Dance**: Technically, Swords Dance is the best option that Inteleon has boosting wise and it can surprise its checks with a physical set using moves such as Liquidation, Aqua Jet and Icicle Spear among other moves. However, Inteleon's poor coverage makes this very fringe at best.

Common Items
========
**Damage-boosting Items**: Life Orb, Choice Specs, or Mystic Water can all be used effectively to allow Inteleon strong damage output. I would separate these items as Choice Specs should be a separate category in my opinion.

(repeat as necessary)

Niche Items
========
**Heavy-Duty-Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide bulk for Inteleon’s other partners.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally.

I would add Sitrus Berry and Resistance Berries.

(repeat as necessary)

Tera
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be worth considering as a primary Tera Captain. However, Inteleon can use Tera to boost its STAB even further, or it can use Tera Electric or Grass to break through opposing waters that would give it a hard time and solve its coverage issues.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be the centerpiece of a draft. Instead, it should look to support rosters who need a fast Water-type with wall-breaking potential and pivoting for cheap. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada or Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so it can break without risk, so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Good Hazard-Setting**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the pokemon Inteleon cannot break naturally.

(repeat as necessary)

Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural bulk, such as Toxapex and Walking Wake, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization. It can use Taunt to prevent some recovery options and can pivot out on these pokemon to bring in teammates.

**Faster pokemon**: Inteleon struggles hard against pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galairan Slowking and Latias can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can threaten it out.

(repeat as necessary)

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This has been implemented for the most part, as explained on Discord. Thank you!

 

[theuncultured]

not giving this a qc1 yet as I've made a lot of changes, please ping me on discord when you've implemented them and I'll take another look
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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onwards

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: **Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker with a great speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a great Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items and its frail defenses and lackluster movepool outside of Terastalization leaves much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional as a special attacker but is certainly decent enough to consider if competing water types have already been picked. and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or provide more options in matchups. (You may rewrite this as you see fit)


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
** Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a boosting item to use strong STAB attacks, especially Choice Specs, which will make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great special attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or even cleaner.

**Screens Setter**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success.

**Offensive Pivot**: 120 speed and pivoting options allows Inteleon to fill this role.


Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt.

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast

Niche Moves
========
**Vacuum Wave**: Vacuum Wave is a useful priority move for weakened faster pokemon such as Iron Bundle. move to coverage

**Haze**: Inteleon can use Haze to remove a slower foe's stat changes. Expand on this, talk about how Inteleon can use Haze in an emergency but it often cannot fit this into its movepool.


Common Items
========
**Damage-boosting Items**: Life Orb, Choice Specs, or Mystic Water can all be used effectively to allow Inteleon strong damage output. seperate Choice Specs from other damage-boosting items and put it on top of common as its go to wallbreaking set. Move other damage-boosting items to niche and say Inteleon can use those to deal damage without being choice-locked.

(repeat as necessary)

Niche Items
========
**Heavy-Duty-Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in. and constantly pivot around in a match. also move this to the bottom of common

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide bulk for Inteleon’s other partners.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally.


(repeat as necessary)

Tera
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be worth considering as a primary Tera Captain Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes. Write a sentence explaining this. However, Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice or Grass to break through opposing waters foes that would give it a hard time.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be the centerpiece of a draft. Instead, it should look to support rosters who need a fast Water-type speed control with wall-breaking potential and pivoting for cheap. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada or Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so it can break without risk, so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Good Hazard-Setting Entry-Hazard Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the pokemon Inteleon cannot break naturally.

(repeat as necessary)

Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural bulk, such as Toxapex Primarina, Empoleon and Walking Wake, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization. It can use Taunt to prevent some recovery options and can pivot out on these pokemon to bring in teammates. Talk about how these Pokemon can use Inteleon as setup fodder for stat boosts or setting up hazards.

**Faster pokemon**: Inteleon struggles hard against pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed, Iron Bundle and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galairan Slowking, Uxie and Latias can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can threaten it out. With what exactly?

(repeat as necessary)

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[theuncultured]

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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onwards

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker with a great speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a great Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items and its frail defenses and lackluster movepool outside of Terastalization leaves much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional as a Special Attacker and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or provide more options in matchups.


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
** Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a damage-boosting item to use strong STAB attacks, especially Choice Specs , which will to make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great special attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or cleaner (Extend this sentence to explain that Inteleon can punish teams that do not have a great check to Water-types).

**Screens Setter Utility**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. (Adding on from patar's comment, expand this section with taunt. Denying hazards etc can be crucial for its team.)

**Offensive Pivot:** Using its pivoting moves and excellent Speed, Inteleon can reposition teammates into more ideal situations or exert offensive pressure.


Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt.

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast, Vacuum Wave

Niche Moves
========

**Haze**: Though it struggles to fit this move, Inteleon can use Haze as an emergency option to remove rapidly boosting foes' stat changes.


Common Items
========
**Choice Specs**: Choice Specs is the item that gives Inteleon the most breaking power reliably, as it loves to use its strong special STAB and often doesn't mind being locked in.

**Heavy-Duty-Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in and constantly pivot around in a match.


Niche Items
========
**Other damage-boosting items**: If Inteleon requires swapping moves, Life Orb, Mystic Water, or other damage-boosting items can sacrifice some power for moveset flexibility.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide bulk for Inteleon’s other partners.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally.



Tera
========
Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes that would otherwise handle the STAB attacks. Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice or Grass to break through foes that would give it a hard time.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be the centerpiece of a draft. Instead, it should look to support rosters who need speed control with wall-breaking potential and pivoting for cheap. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada, Rillaboom or Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so it can break without risk, so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Entry Hazard-Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the pokemon Inteleon cannot break naturally.

(repeat as necessary)

Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural bulk, such as Primarina, Empoleon, and Walking Wake, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization. This lack of pressure can create openings for foes to set hazards or boost stats without much threat in return.

**Faster pokemon Revenge Killers**: Inteleon struggles hard against pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed, Iron Bundle, and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses. Make a small mention that Inteleon can be revenge killed quite easily with priority its taken enough damage.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galarian Slowking, Uxie, and Latias can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can punish it via status or a strong hit to punish it attack.



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[AceTrainerOrange]

can mark this as qc 1 after implementing these remaining changes
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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onwards

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker with a great speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a great Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items and its frail defenses and lackluster movepool outside of Terastalization leaves much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional as a Special Attacker and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or provide more options in matchups.


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
** Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a damage-boosting item to use strong STAB attacks, especially Choice Specs , which will to make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great special attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or cleaner (Extend this sentence to explain that Inteleon can punish teams that do not have a great check to Water-types).

**Screens Setter Utility**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. (Adding on from patar's comment, expand this section with taunt. Denying hazards etc can be crucial for its team.)

**Offensive Pivot:** Using its pivoting moves and excellent Speed, Inteleon can reposition teammates into more ideal situations or exert offensive pressure.


Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt.

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast, Vacuum Wave

Niche Moves
========

**Haze**: Though it struggles to fit this move, Inteleon can use Haze as an emergency option to remove rapidly boosting foes' stat changes.


Common Items
========
**Choice Specs**: Choice Specs is the item that gives Inteleon the most breaking power reliably, as it loves to use its strong special STAB and often doesn't mind being locked in.

**Heavy-Duty-Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in and constantly pivot around in a match.


Niche Items
========
**Other damage-boosting items**: If Inteleon requires swapping moves, Life Orb, Mystic Water, or other damage-boosting items can sacrifice some power for moveset flexibility.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide bulk for Inteleon’s other partners.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally.



Tera
========
Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes that would otherwise handle the STAB attacks. Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice or Grass to break through foes that would give it a hard time.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be the centerpiece of a draft. Instead, it should look to support rosters who need speed control with wall-breaking potential and pivoting for cheap. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada, Rillaboom or Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so it can break without risk, so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Entry Hazard-Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the pokemon Inteleon cannot break naturally.

(repeat as necessary)

Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural bulk, such as Primarina, Empoleon, and Walking Wake, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization. This lack of pressure can create openings for foes to set hazards or boost stats without much threat in return.

**Faster pokemon Revenge Killers**: Inteleon struggles hard against pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed, Iron Bundle, and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses. Make a small mention that Inteleon can be revenge killed quite easily with priority its taken enough damage.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galarian Slowking, Uxie, and Latias can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can punish it via status or a strong hit to punish it attack.



[credits]
Written by:
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QC2

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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onward

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker with a great speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a great good Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items and its frail defenses and lackluster movepool coverage outside of Terastalization leaves much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional as a Special Attacker with one STAB and minimal coverage and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or offence and or provide more options in matchups.


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
** Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a damage-boosting item, especially Choice Specs, to make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great special attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or cleaner and dent without great Water resists.

**Utility**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. Taunt is also a great option for denying hazards or set-up opportunities from foes.

**Offensive Pivot:** Using its pivoting moves and excellent Speed, Inteleon can reposition teammates into more ideal situations or exert offensive pressure. not too diff from breaker sets tbh


Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt.

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast, Vacuum Wave make vwave niche and explain

Niche Moves
========

**Haze**: Though it struggles to fit this move, Inteleon can use Haze as an emergency option to remove rapidly boosting foes' stat changes.


Common Items
========
**Choice Specs**: Choice Specs is the item that gives Inteleon the most breaking power reliably, as it loves to use its strong special STAB and often doesn't mind being locked in due to its minimal coverage.

**Heavy-Duty-Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in and constantly pivot around in a match.


Niche Items
========
**Other damage-boosting items**: If Inteleon requires swapping moves, Life Orb, Mystic Water, or other damage-boosting items can sacrifice some power for moveset flexibility.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide bulk support for Inteleon’s other partners to set up.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally or with their own Speed boost without fear.

**Scope Lens**: idk if this is good enough but maybe?


Tera
========
Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes that would otherwise handle the STAB attacks. Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice, or Grass to break through foes that would give it a hard time. Due to its lack of bulk and setup potential despite being offensive in nature, Inteleon should not often be a Tera Captain.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be the centerpiece of a draft obvious. Instead, it Inteleon should look to support rosters who need speed control with wall-breaking potential and pivoting for cheap. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada, Rillaboom, or Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so it can break without risk, so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Entry Hazard-Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the pokemon Inteleon cannot break naturally.

**Setup Threats**: discuss how inteleon screens can support offence.

(repeat as necessary)

Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural bulk, such as Primarina, Empoleon, and Walking Wake, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization. This lack of pressure can create openings for foes to set hazards or boost stats without much threat in return. Examples are too uncommon, do Oger-W and Rotom-W

**Revenge Killers**: Inteleon struggles hard against pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed, Iron Bundle, and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses. Priority can also be an option to pick off Inteleon if it takes enough damage from strong users like Kingambit, Rillaboom, and Raging Bolt.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galarian Slowking, Uxie, and Latias can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can punish it via status or a strong attack.


[credits]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/acetrainerorange.315566/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/theuncultured.629845/
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[AceTrainerOrange]

QC2

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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onward

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker with a great speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a great good Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items and its frail defenses and lackluster movepool coverage outside of Terastalization leaves much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional as a Special Attacker with one STAB and minimal coverage and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or offence and or provide more options in matchups.


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
** Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a damage-boosting item, especially Choice Specs, to make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great special attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or cleaner and dent without great Water resists.

**Utility**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. Taunt is also a great option for denying hazards or set-up opportunities from foes.

**Offensive Pivot:** Using its pivoting moves and excellent Speed, Inteleon can reposition teammates into more ideal situations or exert offensive pressure. not too diff from breaker sets tbh


Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt.

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast, Vacuum Wave make vwave niche and explain

Niche Moves
========

**Haze**: Though it struggles to fit this move, Inteleon can use Haze as an emergency option to remove rapidly boosting foes' stat changes.


Common Items
========
**Choice Specs**: Choice Specs is the item that gives Inteleon the most breaking power reliably, as it loves to use its strong special STAB and often doesn't mind being locked in due to its minimal coverage.

**Heavy-Duty-Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in and constantly pivot around in a match.


Niche Items
========
**Other damage-boosting items**: If Inteleon requires swapping moves, Life Orb, Mystic Water, or other damage-boosting items can sacrifice some power for moveset flexibility.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide bulk support for Inteleon’s other partners to set up.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally or with their own Speed boost without fear.

**Scope Lens**: idk if this is good enough but maybe?


Tera
========
Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes that would otherwise handle the STAB attacks. Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice, or Grass to break through foes that would give it a hard time. Due to its lack of bulk and setup potential despite being offensive in nature, Inteleon should not often be a Tera Captain.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon is not a pokemon that should be the centerpiece of a draft obvious. Instead, it Inteleon should look to support rosters who need speed control with wall-breaking potential and pivoting for cheap. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada, Rillaboom, or Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so it can break without risk, so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Entry Hazard-Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the pokemon Inteleon cannot break naturally.

**Setup Threats**: discuss how inteleon screens can support offence.

(repeat as necessary)

Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural bulk, such as Primarina, Empoleon, and Walking Wake, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization. This lack of pressure can create openings for foes to set hazards or boost stats without much threat in return. Examples are too uncommon, do Oger-W and Rotom-W

**Revenge Killers**: Inteleon struggles hard against pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed, Iron Bundle, and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses. Priority can also be an option to pick off Inteleon if it takes enough damage from strong users like Kingambit, Rillaboom, and Raging Bolt.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galarian Slowking, Uxie, and Latias can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can punish it via status or a strong attack.


[credits]
Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/acetrainerorange.315566/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/theuncultured.629845/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/user3.300000
Grammar checked by:
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This has been implemented, aside from Scope Lens which we discussed via Discord.

GP Team I am ready as I'll ever be!

 

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GP Team done

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Copyedit

[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onward

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker wallbreaker with a great Speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this Speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a good Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items, (AC) and its frail defenses and lackluster coverage outside of Terastalization leaves Terastallization leave much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional one-dimensional as a special attacker with one STAB type and minimal coverage, (AC) and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or offense and provide more options in matchups.


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
**(remove space) Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a damage-boosting item, especially Choice Specs, to make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great Special Attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or cleaner and dent teams without great Water resists Water-resistant Pokemon.

**Utility**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. Taunt is also a great option for denying entry hazards or set-up setup opportunities from foes.



Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt (RP)

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast (RC)

Niche Moves
========

**Vacuum Wave**: Inteleon can use Vacuum Wave to revenge kill certain threats and weakened foes.

**Haze**: Though it struggles to fit this move, (remove space) Inteleon can use Haze as an emergency option to remove rapidly boosting foes' stat changes.


Common Items
========
**Choice Specs**: Choice Specs is the item that gives Inteleon the most breaking wallbreaking power reliably, as it loves to use its strong special STAB moves and often doesn't mind being locked in due to its minimal coverage.

**Heavy-Duty-Boots Heavy-Duty Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in and constantly pivot pivots around in a match.


Niche Items
========
**Other Damage-boosting Items**: If Inteleon requires swapping needs to swap moves, damage-boosting items like Life Orb (RC) and Mystic Water (RC) or other damage-boosting items can sacrifice some of Choice Specs's power for moveset flexibility.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be used alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide support for Inteleon’s other partners to set up.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer revenge killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally or with their own Speed boost without fear.




Tera
========
Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes that would otherwise handle its STAB attacks. Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB moves even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice, or Grass to break through foes that would give it a hard time. Due to its lack of bulk and setup potential despite Despite being offensive in nature, Inteleon should not often be a Tera Captain due to its lack of bulk and setup potential.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon should look be used to support rosters who that need a form of speed control with wall-breaking potential wallbreaking and pivoting potential for a cheap price. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type Pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada, Rillaboom, or and Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky Pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so that it can break wallbreak without risk; (RC, ASC) so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or and Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Entry Hazard-Setters Hazard Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from Pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the Pokemon Inteleon it cannot break through naturally.

**Setup Threats**: With pivoting options and access to dual screens, Pokemon with setup potential can take full advantage of Inteleon's support options.


Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural (do you mean "naturally good"?) bulk, such as Primarina, Ogerpon-Wellspring Ogerpon-W, and Rotom-Wash Rotom-W, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization Terastallization. This lack of pressure can create openings for foes to set entry hazards or boost stats without much threat in return.

**Revenge Killers**: Inteleon struggles hard against Pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed Deoxys-S, Iron Bundle, and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses. Priority can also be an option to pick off Inteleon moves from strong users like Kingambit, Rillaboom, and Raging Bolt can also be options to pick off Inteleon.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galarian Slowking, Uxie, and Latias, (AC) can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can punish punishing it via status or a strong attack.




Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/acetrainerorange.315566/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/theuncultured.629845/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/jscurf.608304/
Grammar checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/user4.400000

GP Check 1/1

 

[AceTrainerOrange]

GP Team done

add remove highlight comment

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[overview]
**Draft Order**: Round 7 onward

**Price Range**: 5-6 points

**Overview**: Inteleon is a budget Water-type special breaker wallbreaker with a great Speed tier and some decent utility options. It can take advantage of this Speed tier to become a solid Choice Specs wallbreaker or cleaner due to a good Special Attack stat, with U-turn and Flip Turn to pivot out of poor matchups. Unfortunately, Inteleon has no boosting options outside of items, (AC) and its frail defenses and lackluster coverage outside of Terastalization leaves Terastallization leave much to be desired. Inteleon is very one dimensional one-dimensional as a special attacker with one STAB type and minimal coverage, (AC) and despite its great Speed, it is generally passed over for other Water-types that can offer better utility or offense and provide more options in matchups.


[strategy comments]
Common Roles
========
**(remove space) Special Wallbreaker**: Inteleon can use a damage-boosting item, especially Choice Specs, to make its attacks hit considerably harder off its great Special Attack. This allows Inteleon to act as a budget wallbreaker or cleaner and dent teams without great Water resists Water-resistant Pokemon.

**Utility**: Inteleon can use Reflect and Light Screen alongside pivoting options to set up its teammates for success. Taunt is also a great option for denying entry hazards or set-up setup opportunities from foes.



Common Moves
========
**Primary STAB Moves**: Hydro Pump, Scald, Snipe Shot, Surf

**Utility Moves**: U-turn, Flip Turn, Reflect, Light Screen, Taunt (RP)

**Coverage**: Air Slash, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, Tera Blast (RC)

Niche Moves
========

**Vacuum Wave**: Inteleon can use Vacuum Wave to revenge kill certain threats and weakened foes.

**Haze**: Though it struggles to fit this move, (remove space) Inteleon can use Haze as an emergency option to remove rapidly boosting foes' stat changes.


Common Items
========
**Choice Specs**: Choice Specs is the item that gives Inteleon the most breaking wallbreaking power reliably, as it loves to use its strong special STAB moves and often doesn't mind being locked in due to its minimal coverage.

**Heavy-Duty-Boots Heavy-Duty Boots**: Inteleon enjoys being brought in repeatedly to exert offensive pressure, and Heavy-Duty Boots can mitigate chip damage when it swaps in and constantly pivot pivots around in a match.


Niche Items
========
**Other Damage-boosting Items**: If Inteleon requires swapping needs to swap moves, damage-boosting items like Life Orb (RC) and Mystic Water (RC) or other damage-boosting items can sacrifice some of Choice Specs's power for moveset flexibility.

**Light Clay**: Light Clay can be used alongside Light Screen and Reflect to provide support for Inteleon’s other partners to set up.

**Choice Scarf**: Inteleon can become a revenge-killer revenge killer and outpace some key offensive threats that would otherwise outpace it naturally or with their own Speed boost without fear.




Tera
========
Inteleon can be used as a secondary Tera Captain to give it the coverage it desperately needs to break through foes that would otherwise handle its STAB attacks. Inteleon can use Tera Water to boost its STAB moves even further, or it can use Tera Electric, Ice, or Grass to break through foes that would give it a hard time. Due to its lack of bulk and setup potential despite Despite being offensive in nature, Inteleon should not often be a Tera Captain due to its lack of bulk and setup potential.

Draft Strategy
========
Inteleon should look be used to support rosters who that need a form of speed control with wall-breaking potential wallbreaking and pivoting potential for a cheap price. A few ideal teammates might be:

**Grass-type Pokemon**: Strong Grass-types such as Meowscarada, Rillaboom, or and Ogerpon can help Inteleon deal with the bulkier Water-types it can struggle to break.

**Bulky Pivots**: Inteleon appreciates safe ways for it to enter the battle so that it can break wallbreak without risk; (RC, ASC) so slower pivots such as Galarian Slowking or and Iron Hands can take a hit first before positioning Inteleon.

**Entry Hazard-Setters Hazard Setters**: Inteleon greatly appreciates hazards from Pokemon like Ting-Lu, Gliscor, and Garchomp to help whittle down some of the Pokemon Inteleon it cannot break through naturally.

**Setup Threats**: With pivoting options and access to dual screens, Pokemon with setup potential can take full advantage of Inteleon's support options.


Checks and Counters
========
**Water-types**: Inteleon struggles to break past Water-types with natural (do you mean "naturally good"?) bulk, such as Primarina, Ogerpon-Wellspring Ogerpon-W, and Rotom-Wash Rotom-W, as its coverage is extremely limited outside of Terastalization Terastallization. This lack of pressure can create openings for foes to set entry hazards or boost stats without much threat in return.

**Revenge Killers**: Inteleon struggles hard against Pokemon that naturally outpace it, such as Deoxys-Speed Deoxys-S, Iron Bundle, and Meowscarada, as it often cannot take a hit due to its poor defenses. Priority can also be an option to pick off Inteleon moves from strong users like Kingambit, Rillaboom, and Raging Bolt can also be options to pick off Inteleon.

**Special Walls**: Certain special walls, such as Galarian Slowking, Uxie, and Latias, (AC) can give Inteleon plenty of trouble by naturally taking Inteleon’s hits and can punish punishing it via status or a strong attack.




Written by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/acetrainerorange.315566/
Quality checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/theuncultured.629845/
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/jscurf.608304/
Grammar checked by:
https://www.smogon.com/forums/members/user4.400000

GP Check 1/1

Implemented! We are done with James Pond!