Solgaleo

[Maxomega]

[Overview]

Solgaleo has a decent set of utility and coverage moves, good defensive typing that resists common types like Dragon and Fairy, and good stats. However, Solgaleo is weak to common coverage types such as Fire, Ground, and Ghost, and its offensive typing isn't good, being walled by common Steel-types. Most importantly, it is outclassed by Necrozma-DM in the vast majority of roles, offensively and defensively. Solgaleo's most important advantage is its Speed stat, which lets it outspeed most of the offensive threats in Ubers, such as Zacian and Calyrex-S, with a Choice Scarf and outspeed common base 90 Speed Pokemon without it. Choice Scarf + Full Metal Body also gives Solgaleo a good matchup against Sticky Web teams. Still, though, Solgaleo is hard to justify in a team.

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Sunsteel Strike
move 2: Knock Off
move 3: Stone Edge / Toxic
move 4: Teleport / Morning Sun / Flare Blitz
item: Choice Scarf
ability: Full Metal Body
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe


[SET COMMENTS]

Choice Scarf user is the only major role Solgaleo does better than Necrozma-DM in. With a Choice Scarf, Solgaleo outspeeds fast offensive threats such as Zacian and Calyrex-S and threatens them. Sunsteel Strike is a powerful tool to deal with Zacian and Xerneas. Knock Off allows Solgaleo to OHKO Calyrex-S easily and provides utility to the team. Stone Edge is useful to hit common Flying-types such as Ho-Oh and Yveltal, which would otherwise completely wall Solgaleo. Toxic is an interesting option to cripple Pokemon such as Yveltal and Tangrowth. Teleport allows Solgaleo to provide momentum to the team after forcing offensive Pokemon to switch out thanks to Choice Scarf. Morning Sun is an option, since it also benefits from Solgaleo's ability to force switches. Finally, Flare Blitz can used if your team struggles with Ferrothorn, for example. An Adamant nature is used to hit Xerneas harder and for extra power in general; Solgaleo will still outspeed Calyrex-S by one point.

Entry hazard setters such as Groudon and Ferrothorn help Solgaleo in its revenge killer role. In return, Solgaleo can use Knock Off to remove the Heavy-Duty Boots of the opposing team. Ferrothorn is an especially good teammate, serving as the main defensive Steel-type in the team while bringing Spikes support. Solgaleo is vulnerable to burn and paralysis; clerics like Calyrex-S and Xerneas can remedy this weakness. In return, Solgaleo can bring Calyrex-S safely into the field thanks to Teleport, and is useful to Xerneas by removing Ho-Oh's Heavy-Duty Boots. Teleport allows Solgaleo to form a great momentum core with Pokemon such as Yveltal and Blissey to pressure the opposing team.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
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Earthquake lets Solgaleo better deal with Eternatus, which can otherwise switch into any of its attacks. Wild Charge is an option to hit Kyogre along with Flying-types. However, the lack of power and recoil makes it an often inferior option. Solgaleon can also run defensive sets, but Necrozma-DM outclasses it most of the time. However, it can run a specially defensive set due to its better special bulk. Solgaleo's combination of Future Sight + Teleport, which Necrozma-DM lacks, gives it a unique role. Offensive threats that take advantage of Future Sight like Zacian and Kyogre can overcome their checks in Tangrowth and Eternatus, respectively, thus making for good teammates.

Checks and Counters
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**Walls**: If Solgaleo lacks Stone Edge, Yveltal and Ho-Oh can counter it. Moreover, even with Flare Blitz, Eternatus and Necrozma-DM just completely wall Solgaleo and can switch into it easily. Ho-Oh, Yveltal, and Necrozma-DM can respectively burn, use Knock Off, and paralyze Solgaleo, crippling it. However, Solgaleo can remove the items of all these Pokemon thanks to Knock Off, annoying them.

**Ground-types**: Pokemon such as Zygarde-C, Landorus, and Groudon can take one hit from Solgaleo and paralyze it for the former or just OHKO for the latter two. Defensive Zygarde-C just completely walls Solgaleo.

**Ghost- and Dark-types**: Pokemon such as Marshadow, Calyrex-S, and Lunala can take one hit from Solgaleo and OHKO it in return. However, the latter two fear Knock Off, but Choice Scarf Calyrex-S just outspeeds and OHKOes Solgaleo. Moreover, Yveltal and Urshifu-S can switch in on Solgaleo depending on the move it is locked into and threaten it.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Maxomega, 503280]]
- Quality checked by: [[Manaphy, 50695], [SiTuM, 274590]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429], [Bandkrook, 301217]]

 

[Manaphy]

IMO scrap the Specially defensive set, NDM just does it better. I think Solgaleo’s only valuable niche is as a Choice Scarf user. It can barely outspeed Timid Caly with Adamant Nature, and due to Full Metal Body it is immune to Sticky Webs, giving it some niche there. I think it can have a role as a revenge killer on teams where you would run defensive steels such as Skarmory or Ferrothorn, where you’d want more security vs. webs HO and a decent check to GeoXern/Zacian in one slot.

 

[Manaphy]

All of the opening is way too long. A simple “Solgaleo is outclassed by Necrozma-Dusk Mane in the vast majority of roles” is fine. Then you can talk about the strengths and weaknesses of the Choice Scarf set. Check the Gen 7 analysis if you want a decent reference.

In fact, this whole thing is a bit too wordy. You don’t have to explain so much. For example, there’s no need for a explanation about why Adamant is the better nature by providing calcs, you can shorten down to “Adamant Nature is used for Xerneas and extra power in general; Solgaleo will still outspeed Calyrex-SR by 1 point”.

I would highly recommend mentioning Skarmory as a partner specifically -if Skarmory is your main defensive steel instead of NDM, Solgaleo can function as a revenge killer while also giving you a nice check to Xerneas that you would miss otherwise.

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[SiTuM]

Skarmory is a good teammate, serving as the main defensive Steel-type in the team while bringing Spikes support; and Solgaleo being able to deal with Xerneas.

im not sure if recommending two bad mons together is a good idea, if you want a steel type and spikes you have ferrothorn

Solgaleo having access to Teleport, Pokemon like Yveltal or Blissey can form a great momentum core. Thanks to such a core, the opponent will always be pressured and you'll take the advantage in the game.

i see what you're trying to say, but the timing is pretty bad; i mean what pressure does fucking blissey apply LOL
mention caly-s and xern after this defensive part of the core so people don't mix everything up

• Toxic can be an option on the Choice Scarf set to cripple Pokemon such as Ho-Oh or Yveltal, weakening them more.

isn't that why you're using stone edge for in the first place ? i'd mention groudon or tangrowth for what toxic would hit
also i would put toxic on the slash slot over wild charge, i think wild charge is garbage and should just be an other option mention

**Ghost-types**: Pokemon such as Marshadow or Calyrex-S can hold one hit from Solgaleo and just OHKO it in return. However, Solgaleo should not be locked on Knock Off in the case of Calyrex-S, but if Calyrex-S is Choice Scarf, it just outspeeds and OHKOes before anything. -->

you can just sum up this as "ghost & dark-types", and mention yveltal, urshifu and lunala as well.

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[Manaphy]

im not sure if recommending two bad mons together is a good idea, if you want a steel type and spikes you have ferrothorn

I disagree with this but yah you can just throw ferrothorn in that sentence

 

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[Overview]

Solgaleo's coverage is decent overall, with access to a healing move, momentum,(AC) and good offensive moves. Defensively, its typing is good, thanks to good resistances like Dragon or Fairy which are often seen in the Uber metagame. However, its typing is weak to common coverage moves such as Fire, Ground,(AC) and or Ghost. Offensively, its typing isn't good, being walled by common Steel-types. As far as its stats are concerned, Solgaleo has good ones, especially its Speed stat, since most of the Uber metagame has an average 90 base Speed. Thanks to a Choice Scarf, Solgaleo can outspeed most of the offensive threats in Ubers, such as Zacian or Calyrex-S. This Choice Scarf paired with its ability Full Metal Body gives Solgaleo a good match-up against Sticky Webs teams. However, Solgaleo is outclassed by Necrozma-Dusk Mane Necrozma-DM in the vast majority of roles (offensively and defensively). Overall, this makes Solgaleo hard to justify in a team.

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Sunsteel Strike
move 2: Knock Off
move 3: Stone Edge / Toxic
move 4: Teleport / Morning Sun / Flare Blitz
item: Choice Scarf
ability: Full Metal Body
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe


[SET COMMENTS]

The Choice Scarf is the only role Solgaleo does largely better than Necrozma-DM, since it has a higher Speed stat. Then, with With a Choice Scarf, Solgaleo outspeeds fast offensive threats such as Zacian or Calyrex-S,(RC) and threatens them. Adamant Nature is used for Xerneas and extra power in general; Solgaleo will still outspeed Calyrex-SR by one point. Sunsteel Strike is a powerful tool to deal with Zacian. As far as Knock Off is concerned, it allows Solgaleo to OHKO Calyrex-S easily and provides utility to the team. Stone Edge is useful to hit common Flying-types such as Ho-Oh or Yveltal, which would otherwise completely wall Solgaleo. Toxic is an interesting option to cripple Pokemon such as Yveltal or Tangrowth. Teleport allows Solgaleo to provide momentum to the team. Thanks to the Choice Scarf, Solgaleo can threaten offensive Pokemon, force them to switch out, then Solgaleo can Teleport. Morning Sun is an option,(removed the space between 'option' and ',') since it also benefits from Solgaleo's ability to force the switch. Finally, Flare Blitz can be put on this last slot if your team struggles with Ferrothorn for example.

Team options:

Hazards setters such as Groudon or Ferrothorn help Solgaleo in doing its revenge killer role. In return, Solgaleo can Knock Off the Heavy-Duty-Boots of the opposing team, helping hazards setters to fulfill their role. Ferrothorn is especially a good teammate, serving as the main defensive Steel-type in the team while bringing Spikes support. On the other hand, Solgaleo being is vulnerable to statuts like status conditions such as burn or paralysis (due to halved damages or halved speed), clerics (Pokemon with Aromatherapy) like Calyrex-S or Xerneas can remedy to this weakness. In return, Solgaleo can bring Calyrex-S safely on the field thanks to Teleport, and is useful to Xerneas by knocking off the Heavy-Duty-Boots of Ho-Oh. Solgaleo having access to Teleport, Pokemon like Yveltal or Blissey can form a great momentum core. allows it to form a great momentum core with Pokemon such as Yveltal or Blissey. Indeed, Yveltal and Blissey can bring Solgaleo on the field thanks to U-Turn and Teleport respectively, then the opposing team will be pressured.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
====

• Earthquake can also be an option to better deal with Eternatus which can otherwise switch on any attack Solgaleo has. Wild Charge is an interesting option to hit Kyogre in addition to Flying-types. However, the lack of power and the recoil make Wild Charge an often inferior option.
• Solgaleo can also be played defensively, but Necrozma-DM outclassed most of the time. However, Solgaleo has a better special bulk so it's most likely to be played with a specially defensive set if used defensively.
• Solgaleo having acces access to Future Sight and Teleport, it can allows it to outclass Necrozma-DM on this role since the latter hasn't doesn't have Teleport. Such a set should be played with offensive threats abusing Future Sight, like Zacian (for Tangrowth) or Kyogre (for Eternatus).

Checks and Counters
====

**Defensive walls**: Depending on the moves Solgaleo has, either Necrozma-DM, Yveltal, Eternatus,(AC) or Ho-Oh can check it. Moreover, Eternatus and Necrozma-DM just completely wall Solgaleo (even if it has Flare Blitz) and can switch in on it easily. Ho-Oh and Yveltal can switch on Solgaleo depending on the move Solgaleo is locked on. Moreover, Ho-Oh, Yveltal,(AC) and Necrozma-DM can respectively burned, knocked off and paralysed burn, Knock Off, and paralyze Solgaleo, crippling Solgaleo in its role. However,(AC) Solgaleo can remove the items of all these Pokemon thanks to Knock Off, annoying them.

**Ground-types**: Pokemon such as Zygarde-Complete, Landorus-I,(AC) and or Groudon can hold one hit from Solgaleo and just OHKO it in return, or paralysed paralyze it in the case of Zygarde-Complete. However, the latter just completely walls Solgaleo if it's a defensive Zygarde-Complete, since Solgaleo can't do enough damages.

**Ghost & Dark-types**: Pokemon such as Marshadow, Calyrex-S,(AC) and or Lunala can hold one hit from Solgaleo and just OHKO it in return. However, Solgaleo should not be locked on Knock Off in the case of Lunala or Calyrex-S, but if Calyrex-S is Choice Scarf, it just outspeeds and OHKOes before anything. Moreover, Yveltal or Urshifu-S can switch on Solgaleo depending on the move Solgaleo is locked on, and threaten it.

 

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[Overview] (Seems like the overview had all the right information, but it was organized a bit loosely. Hope this reorganization + some minor fixes helps.)

Solgaleo's coverage is decent overall, with access to a healing move, momentum, and good offensive moves. Defensively, its typing is good, thanks to good resistances like Dragon or Fairy which are often seen in the Uber metagame. However, its typing is weak to common coverage moves such as Fire, Ground, and Ghost. Offensively, its typing isn't good, being walled by common Steel-types. As far as its stats are concerned, Solgaleo has good ones, especially its Speed stat, since most of the Uber metagame has an average 90 base Speed. Thanks to a Choice Scarf, Solgaleo can outspeed most of the offensive threats in Ubers, such as Zacian or Calyrex-S. This Choice Scarf paired with its ability Full Metal Body gives Solgaleo a good match-up against Sticky Webs teams. However, Solgaleo is outclassed by Necrozma-DM in the vast majority of roles (offensively and defensively). Overall, this makes Solgaleo hard to justify in a team.

Solgaleo has a decent set of utility and coverage moves, good defensive typing that resists common types like Dragon and Fairy, and good stats. However, Solgaleo is weak to common coverage types such as Fire, Ground, and Ghost, and its offensive typing isn't good, being walled by common Steel-types. Most importantly, it is outclassed by Necrozma-DM in the vast majority of roles, offensively and defensively. Solgaleo's most important advantage is its Speed stat, which lets it outspeed most of the offensive threats in Ubers, such as Zacian and Calyrex-S, with a Choice Scarf and outspeed common base 90 Speed Pokemon without it. Choice Scarf + Full Metal Body also gives Solgaleo a good matchup against Sticky Web teams. Still, though, Solgaleo is hard to justify in a team.

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Sunsteel Strike
move 2: Knock Off
move 3: Stone Edge / Toxic
move 4: Teleport / Morning Sun / Flare Blitz
item: Choice Scarf
ability: Full Metal Body
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]

The Choice Scarf is the only role Solgaleo does largely better than Necrozma-DM, since it has a higher Speed stat. Choice Scarf user is the only major role Solgaleo does better than Necrozma-DM in. With a Choice Scarf, Solgaleo outspeeds fast offensive threats such as Zacian or and Calyrex-S and threatens them. Adamant Nature is used for Xerneas and extra power in general; Solgaleo will still outspeed Calyrex-SR by one point. Sunsteel Strike is a powerful tool to deal with Zacian and Xerneas. As far as Knock Off is concerned, it allows Solgaleo to OHKO Calyrex-S easily and provides utility to the team. Stone Edge is useful to hit common Flying-types such as Ho-Oh or and Yveltal, which would otherwise completely wall Solgaleo. Toxic is an interesting option to cripple Pokemon such as Yveltal or and Tangrowth. Teleport allows Solgaleo to provide momentum to the team (removed period) Thanks to the Choice Scarf, Solgaleo can threaten offensive Pokemon, force them to switch out, then Solgaleo can Teleport after forcing offensive Pokemon to switch out thanks to the Choice Scarf. Morning Sun is an option, since it also benefits from Solgaleo's ability to force the switches. Finally, Flare Blitz can be put on used in this last moveslot if your team struggles with Ferrothorn, (AC) for example. An Adamant nature is used for Xerneas and extra power in general; Solgaleo will still outspeed Calyrex-S by one point.

Team options:

Entry hazard setters such as Groudon or and Ferrothorn help Solgaleo in doing its revenge killer role. In return, Solgaleo can use Knock Off to remove the Heavy-Duty Boots (removed second hyphen) of the opposing team, helping hazard setters to fulfill their role. Ferrothorn is especially a an especially good teammate, serving as the main defensive Steel-type in the team while bringing Spikes support. On the other hand, Solgaleo is vulnerable to status conditions such as burn or paralysis (due to halved damages or halved speed), clerics (Pokemon with Aromatherapy) like Calyrex-S or Solgaleo is vulnerable to burn and paralysis; clerics like Calyrex-S and Xerneas can remedy this weakness. In return, Solgaleo can bring Calyrex-S safely on the field thanks to Teleport (RC) and is useful to Xerneas by knocking off removing the Heavy-Duty Boots (removed second comma) of Ho-Oh. Solgaleo having access to Teleport, allows it Teleport allows Solgaleo to form a great momentum core with Pokemon such as Yveltal or Blissey. Yveltal and Blissey can bring Solgaleo on the field thanks to U-Turn and Teleport respectively, then the opposing team will be pressured. and Blissey to pressure the opposing team.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
====

• Earthquake can also be an option to lets Solgaleo better deal with Eternatus, (AC) which can otherwise switch in on any attack Solgaleo has. Wild Charge is an interesting option to hit Kyogre in addition to Flying-types. However, the lack of power and the recoil make Wild Charge an often inferior option.
• Solgaleo can also be played defensively, run defensive sets, but Necrozma-DM outclasses it most of the time. However, Solgaleo has a better special bulk, (AC) so it's most likely to be played with a specially defensive set if used defensively. so it can use a specially defensive set.
• Solgaleo having access to Future Sight and Teleport, allows it to outclass Necrozma-DM on this role since the latter doesn't have Teleport. Teleport, which Necrozma-DM lacks, also gives it a unique role with Future Sight + Teleport. Such a set should be played with offensive threats abusing that take advantage Future Sight, like Zacian (for Tangrowth) or and Kyogre (for Eternatus).

Checks and Counters
====

**Defensive Walls**: Depending on the moves Solgaleo has, either Necrozma-DM, Yveltal, Eternatus, Yveltal, or If Solgaleo lacks Stone Edge, Yveltal and Ho-Oh can check counter it. Moreover, Eternatus and Necrozma-DM just completely wall Solgaleo, even if it has Flare Blitz, (changed parentheses to commas) and can switch in on it easily. Ho-Oh and Yveltal can switch on Solgaleo depending on the move Solgaleo is locked on. Moreover, Ho-Oh, Yveltal, and Necrozma-DM can respectively burn, use Knock Off on, and paralyze Solgaleo, crippling Solgaleo in its role it. However, Solgaleo can remove the items of all these Pokemon thanks to Knock Off, annoying them.

**Ground-types**: Pokemon such as Zygarde-C, Landorus-I, and Groudon can hold take one hit from Solgaleo and paralyze it for the former or just OHKO it in return, or paralyze it in the case of Zygarde-C. However, the latter just completely walls Solgaleo if it's a defensive Zygarde-C, since Solgaleo can't do enough damages. for the latter two. Defensive Zygarde-C just completely walls Solgaleo.

**Ghost & Ghost- and Dark-types**: Pokemon such as Marshadow, Calyrex-S, and Lunala can hold take one hit from Solgaleo and just OHKO it in return. However, Solgaleo should not be locked on Knock Off in the case of Lunala or Calyrex-S, but if Calyrex-S is Choice Scarf, it the latter two fear Knock Off, but Choice Scarf Calyrex-S just outspeeds and OHKOes before anything Solgaleo. Moreover, Yveltal or and Urshifu-S can switch in on Solgaleo depending on the move Solgaleo it is locked on, into and threaten it.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Maxomega, 503280]]
- Quality checked by: [[Manaphy, 50695], [SiTuM, 274590]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429], [username2, userid2]

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[Overview]

Solgaleo has a decent set of utility and coverage moves, good defensive typing that resists common types like Dragon and Fairy, and good stats. However, Solgaleo is weak to common coverage types such as Fire, Ground, and Ghost, and its offensive typing isn't good, being walled by common Steel-types. Most importantly, it is outclassed by Necrozma-DM in the vast majority of roles, offensively and defensively. Solgaleo's most important advantage is its Speed stat, which lets it outspeed most of the offensive threats in Ubers, such as Zacian and Calyrex-S, with a Choice Scarf and outspeed common base 90 Speed Pokemon without it. Choice Scarf + Full Metal Body also gives Solgaleo a good matchup against Sticky Web teams. Still, though, Solgaleo is hard to justify in a team.

[SET]
name: Choice Scarf
move 1: Sunsteel Strike
move 2: Knock Off
move 3: Stone Edge / Toxic
move 4: Teleport / Morning Sun / Flare Blitz
item: Choice Scarf
ability: Full Metal Body
nature: Adamant
evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe


[SET COMMENTS]

Choice Scarf user is the only major role Solgaleo does better than Necrozma-DM in. With a Choice Scarf, Solgaleo outspeeds fast offensive threats such as Zacian and Calyrex-S and threatens them. Sunsteel Strike is a powerful tool to deal with Zacian and Xerneas. As far as Knock Off is concerned, it allows Solgaleo to OHKO Calyrex-S easily and provides utility to the team. Stone Edge is useful to hit common Flying-types such as Ho-Oh and Yveltal, which would otherwise completely wall Solgaleo. Toxic is an interesting option to cripple Pokemon such as Yveltal and Tangrowth. Teleport allows Solgaleo to provide momentum to the team after forcing offensive Pokemon to switch out thanks to the Choice Scarf (remove space between Scarf and the period). Morning Sun is an option, since it also benefits from Solgaleo's ability to force switches. Finally, Flare Blitz can used in this last moveslot if your team struggles with Ferrothorn, for example. An Adamant nature is used for to hit Xerneas harder and for extra power in general; Solgaleo will still outspeed Calyrex-S by one point.

Entry hazard setters such as Groudon and Ferrothorn help Solgaleo in its revenge killer role. In return, Solgaleo can use Knock Off to remove the Heavy-Duty Boots of the opposing team. Ferrothorn is an especially good teammate, serving as the main defensive Steel-type in the team while bringing Spikes support. Solgaleo is vulnerable to burn and paralysis; clerics like Calyrex-S or and Xerneas can remedy this weakness. In return, Solgaleo can bring Calyrex-S safely on into the field thanks to Teleport, and is useful to Xerneas by removing the Heavy-Duty Boots of Ho-Oh Ho-Oh's Heavy-Duty Boots. Teleport allows Solgaleo to form a great momentum core with Pokemon such as Yveltal and Blissey to pressure the opposing team.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
====

• Earthquake lets Solgaleo better deal with Eternatus, which can otherwise switch in on any attack Solgaleo has. Wild Charge is an interesting option to hit Kyogre in addition to Flying-types. However, the lack of power and the recoil make Wild Charge an often inferior option.
• Solgaleo can also run defensive sets, but Necrozma-DM outclasses it most of the time. However, Solgaleo has better special bulk, so it can use a specially defensive set.
• Solgaleo having Teleport, which Necrozma-DM lacks, also gives it a unique role with Future Sight + Teleport. Such a set should be played with offensive threats that take advantage of Future Sight, like Zacian (for Tangrowth) and Kyogre (for Eternatus).

Earthquake lets Solgaleo better deal with Eternatus, which can otherwise switch into any of its attacks. Wild Charge is an option to hit Kyogre along with Flying-types. However, the lack of power and recoil makes it an often inferior option. Solgaleon can also run defensive sets, but Necrozma-DM outclasses it most of the time. However, it can run a specially defensive set due to its better special bulk. Solgaleo's combination of Future Sight + Teleport, which Necrozma-DM lacks, gives it a unique role. Offensive threats that take advantage of Future Sight like Zacian and Kyogre can overcome their checks in Tangrowth and Eternatus, respectively, thus making for good teammates.

don't forget to rework the bullet points into paragraphs. i rewrote this to also make it flow better.

Checks and Counters
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**Walls**: If Solgaleo lacks Stone Edge, Yveltal and Ho-Oh can counter it. Moreover, even with Flare Blitz,(add comma) Eternatus and Necrozma-DM just completely wall Solgaleo (even if it has Flare Blitz) and can switch in on into it easily. Moreover, avoid repeating the same structure two times in a row Ho-Oh, Yveltal, and Necrozma-DM can respectively burn, use Knock Off on, and paralyze Solgaleo, crippling it. However, Solgaleo can remove the items of all these Pokemon thanks to Knock Off, annoying them.

**Ground-types**: Pokemon such as Zygarde-C, Landorus, and Groudon can take one hit from Solgaleo and paralyze it for the former or just OHKO for the latter two. Defensive Zygarde-C just completely walls Solgaleo.

**Ghost- and Dark-types**: Pokemon such as Marshadow, Calyrex-S, and Lunala can take one hit from Solgaleo and just OHKO it in return. However, the latter two fear Knock Off, but Choice Scarf Calyrex-S just outspeeds and OHKOes Solgaleo. Moreover, Yveltal and Urshifu-S can switch in on Solgaleo depending on the move it is locked into and threaten it.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Maxomega, 503280]]
- Quality checked by: [[Manaphy, 50695], [SiTuM, 274590]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429], [Bandkrook, 301217]]

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Archiving, the analysis needed a full revamp for the new meta and Maxomega has dropped it before it could be updated to reflect that