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TeraForming
Welcome to TeraForming! In this Gen 9 OU-based Pet Mod, only Pokemon with unique Terastalized states (simply called "TeraForms" here) are able to Terastalize, with more Pokemon than just Ogerpon and Terapagos being given these states over the course of 10 slates. Additionally, these TeraForms grant the Pokemon up to a +50 boost to their BST and a new ability, making them very similar to Terapagos' Stellar form, though less drastic.
TeraForming
Welcome to TeraForming! In this Gen 9 OU-based Pet Mod, only Pokemon with unique Terastalized states (simply called "TeraForms" here) are able to Terastalize, with more Pokemon than just Ogerpon and Terapagos being given these states over the course of 10 slates. Additionally, these TeraForms grant the Pokemon up to a +50 boost to their BST and a new ability, making them very similar to Terapagos' Stellar form, though less drastic.
TeraForming Mechanics
To put it in simple terms, here's how TeraForming works in battle:
- Only Pokemon with a TeraForm holding a Tera Shard or a Poke Ball are allowed to Terastalize.
- When Terastalizing, these Pokemon transform into their TeraForm, much like Ogerpon becoming Ogerpon-Teal-Tera or Terapagos-Terastal becoming Terapagos-Stellar
- Like those preexisting forms, the Pokemon becomes their Tera Type and gains a new ability.
- Additionally, these TeraForms have up to a +50 boost to their BST.
- Like Ogerpon and Terapagos, these TeraForms can only ever become one Tera Type, so you won't have to guess what type the Pokemon is about to become.
- Everything else about Terastallization works as normal.
Rules
Submission Phase (4 Days) -
There will be two kinds of slates, Type Slates and Pokemon Slates.
During Type Slates, 3-4 Tera Types will be put up for you give make TeraForms for. You will be allowed to give any Pokemon a TeraForm with the slated Tera Types, with you being able to submit 1 Pokemon per slated Tera Type. Uber Pokemon can be submitted, just as long as you nerf them down to an OU level AND make sure their TeraForm also isn't broken. There will be 6 Tera Type Slates.
During Pokemon Slates, 3 specific Pokemon will be put up for you to make TeraForms for. Any Tera Type can be chosen for these TeraForms. You can make one submission per Pokemon slated. There will be 4 Pokemon Slates.
The template is provided below and walks you through how to submit these Pokemon. Pokemon can be given custom moves and their TeraForm can be given a custom ability, but keep them simple. Council reserves the right to veto any submissions deemed to be unbalanced or uncodeable.
Veto / Review Phase (1 Day) -
During the veto phase, the council will look over all the submissions and warn people if any of their submissions would get vetoed, meaning that they'd get disqualified from voting. This gives people the chance to adjust their submission so that it can be voted on the next day. Additionally, feedback on all the other submissions may be given. All submissions can be edited and new submissions can still be made during this phase, but note that new submissions may be vetoed without warning when voting starts if they're broken or too weak.
Voting Phase (2 Days)
After the submission phase is over, voting will begin. This mod will be using the same voting system as Megas Revisited, where you can vote for as many submissions as you want, with each submission getting a certain number of points based on how you ranked it. An example can be seen below.
For a slate with the Tera Types Normal, Fighting, and Flying, for example, a ballot would look like this:
Normal: Pokemon 1, Pokemon 2, Pokemon 3
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9
With this ballot, Submission 1 for Tera Normal would get 3 points, Submission 2 would get 2, and Submission 3 would get 1. The same goes for Submissions 4, 5, and 6 in the Fighting category and Submissions 7, 8, and 9 in the Bug category, with them getting 3, 2, and 1 point respectively.
You can add as many submissions are you'd like after your third vote, with each one getting 1 point.
Normal: Pokemon 1, Pokemon 2, Pokemon 3
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9, Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
So, in this ballot, Submissions 10 and 11 would also get 1 point in the Bug category.
You can vote for your own submission, but it can't be in first place or your only vote in that category. Be sure to mark your self-vote by putting (SV) after it.
Normal: Pokemon 12 (SV), Pokemon 2, Pokemon 3
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9, Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
This wouldn't be a legal ballot as the self-vote is in first place in the Normal category
Normal: Pokemon 12 (SV)
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9, Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
This also wouldn't be a legal ballot as the self-vote is the only vote in the Normal category
Normal: Pokemon 2, Pokemon 12 (SV)
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 12 (SV), Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 12 (SV), Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
This is a legal ballot because none of the self-votes are in first place or the only vote in a category.
If you vote for only 2 submissions in a category, the first place submission gets 2 points and the second place submission gets 1 point. If you vote for just one, then that submission gets 1 point.
Normal: Pokemon 1 (1 point)
Fighting: Pokemon 4 (2 points), Pokemon 5 (1 point)
Bug: Pokemon 7 (3 points), Pokemon 8 (2 points), Pokemon 9 (1 point), Pokemon 10 (1 point), Pokemon 11 (1 point)
Normal: Pokemon 1, Pokemon 2, Pokemon 3
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9
With this ballot, Submission 1 for Tera Normal would get 3 points, Submission 2 would get 2, and Submission 3 would get 1. The same goes for Submissions 4, 5, and 6 in the Fighting category and Submissions 7, 8, and 9 in the Bug category, with them getting 3, 2, and 1 point respectively.
You can add as many submissions are you'd like after your third vote, with each one getting 1 point.
Normal: Pokemon 1, Pokemon 2, Pokemon 3
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9, Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
So, in this ballot, Submissions 10 and 11 would also get 1 point in the Bug category.
You can vote for your own submission, but it can't be in first place or your only vote in that category. Be sure to mark your self-vote by putting (SV) after it.
Normal: Pokemon 12 (SV), Pokemon 2, Pokemon 3
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9, Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
This wouldn't be a legal ballot as the self-vote is in first place in the Normal category
Normal: Pokemon 12 (SV)
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 5, Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 9, Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
This also wouldn't be a legal ballot as the self-vote is the only vote in the Normal category
Normal: Pokemon 2, Pokemon 12 (SV)
Fighting: Pokemon 4, Pokemon 12 (SV), Pokemon 6
Bug: Pokemon 7, Pokemon 8, Pokemon 12 (SV), Pokemon 10, Pokemon 11
This is a legal ballot because none of the self-votes are in first place or the only vote in a category.
If you vote for only 2 submissions in a category, the first place submission gets 2 points and the second place submission gets 1 point. If you vote for just one, then that submission gets 1 point.
Normal: Pokemon 1 (1 point)
Fighting: Pokemon 4 (2 points), Pokemon 5 (1 point)
Bug: Pokemon 7 (3 points), Pokemon 8 (2 points), Pokemon 9 (1 point), Pokemon 10 (1 point), Pokemon 11 (1 point)
If multiple people the same Pokemon in the same category, please specify which submission you're voting for.
If the same Pokemon is submitted in multiple categories and ends up in first place in both, it will only win in the category where it received more points.
For most slates, the next submission phase will start immediately after voting ends for the previous slate. Every 2 slates or so, one or more roomtours will be held so we can see what state the metagame is in. This may result in winning submissions being nerfed or buffed, depending on what we learn. Buffs and nerfs can also happen at any other time as we learn stuff between roomtours.
Discussion Phase (1 Day) -
After the voting phase ends, we'll have a quick 1 day break to discuss the new winners and prep for the next slate, as well as early playtesting if I get the new slate coded quickly.
Playtesting Phase (Every ~2 Slates, 1-2 Days) -
As mentioned above, we will have roomtours about every other slate so we can see how the metagame is and see if any winning submissions need to be adjusted. Roomtours will be held on DragonHeaven unless stated otherwise.
Council
Yoshiblaze
BlueRaywoo
ausmaBlank Template:
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Pokémon:
Tera Type:
Type of Tera Form:
Ability:
Stats:
New Moves:
Removed Moves:
Competitive Overview:
With Explanations:
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Pokémon: The Pokemon you're making the Tera form for.
Tera Type: The Tera Type of the Tera Evolution. Tera forms can only ever become 1 Tera Type, like Terapagos' Stellar or Ogerpon-Wellspring's Water, for example.
Type of Tera Evolution: The type of the Tera form. This type does not have to include the Tera Type of the Tera form nor does it have to match the type of the base form. This type decides what other types the Tera form has STAB on and if its Tera Type grants it an an Adaptability boost on moves of its Tera Type.
Ability: The ability of the Tera form. Can be custom, but it must be codeable.
Stats: The stats of the Tera form. These follow the same rules as Mega Evolutions but so you CAN change the HP stat. Instead of a set +100 BST boost, you're allowed to add up to +50 BST. This means you can add less than 50 BST if you wish.
New Moves: New moves the Pokemon learns, may be added to help it utilize its new Tera form. Keep in mind that every Pokemon you could submit will already have access to STAB move of their Tera Type due to Tera Blast. New moves can be custom, but they must be codeable and 99% of the time you should only add 1 custom move.
Removed Moves: Moves removed from the Pokemon's movepool for balancing purposes. Note that removing moves will also remove them from the prevolution's movepool.
Competitive Overview: A brief summary of what the Pokemon does in the metagame and why it should be added
Example Submission:
Pokémon: Hydrapple
Tera Type:
Type of Tera Evolution:
Ability: Shell Armor
Stats: 106 / 80 / 135 (+25) / 135 (+15) / 90 (+10) / 44 (590 BST)
New Moves: Focus Blast
Removed Moves: N/A
Competitive Overview: I don't know what Kieran was cooking with his Tera Fighting Hydrapple, but here you can turn the bulky Regenerator pivot into a dangerous wincon with Acid Armor + Tera-boosted Body Presses that you can't crit through due to Shell Armor. Focus Blast gives Nasty Plot Hydrapple another STAB if you want it.
*Special Cases: For Pokemon with in-battle form changes (being Meloetta, Mimikyu, Eiscue, Minior, Morpeko, Cramorant, and Palafin), you may give each form a different base typing, stat spread, and ability. The form that the Pokemon in is when it Terastallizes decides which TeraForm it will be in for the rest of the game. Doing this for these Pokemon is not required, if you only submit one TeraForm for a mon with in-battle forms, Terastallizing any of its forms will give you that one TeraForm.
Example Submission of a Special Case:
Pokémon: Minior-Meteor & Minior-Core
Tera Type:
Type of Tera Evolution:
(both)
Ability: Dauntless Shield (Meteor), No Guard (Core)
Stats:
Meteor - 60 / 60 / 130 (+30) / 60 / 130 (+30) / 50 (-10) (490 BST)
Core - 60 / 130 (+30) / 50 (-10) / 130 (+30) / 50 (-10) / 130 (+10) (550 BST)
New Moves: Focus Blast, Aura Sphere, Reversal, Hurricane, Body Press, Recover, Upper Hand
Removed Moves: N/A
Competitive Overview: Meteor form serves as a very bulky wall, chunking things with STAB +1 Body Press from 130 Defense, while Core form is hard to obtain, but when you do, you get a dangerous sweeper with either a Special Attacking Shell Smash set or an Endure Reversal set
:sm/pokemon:
Pokémon:
Tera Type:
Type of Tera Form:
Ability:
Stats:
New Moves:
Removed Moves:
Competitive Overview:
With Explanations:
:sm/pokemon:
Pokémon: The Pokemon you're making the Tera form for.
Tera Type: The Tera Type of the Tera Evolution. Tera forms can only ever become 1 Tera Type, like Terapagos' Stellar or Ogerpon-Wellspring's Water, for example.
Type of Tera Evolution: The type of the Tera form. This type does not have to include the Tera Type of the Tera form nor does it have to match the type of the base form. This type decides what other types the Tera form has STAB on and if its Tera Type grants it an an Adaptability boost on moves of its Tera Type.
Ability: The ability of the Tera form. Can be custom, but it must be codeable.
Stats: The stats of the Tera form. These follow the same rules as Mega Evolutions but so you CAN change the HP stat. Instead of a set +100 BST boost, you're allowed to add up to +50 BST. This means you can add less than 50 BST if you wish.
New Moves: New moves the Pokemon learns, may be added to help it utilize its new Tera form. Keep in mind that every Pokemon you could submit will already have access to STAB move of their Tera Type due to Tera Blast. New moves can be custom, but they must be codeable and 99% of the time you should only add 1 custom move.
Removed Moves: Moves removed from the Pokemon's movepool for balancing purposes. Note that removing moves will also remove them from the prevolution's movepool.
Competitive Overview: A brief summary of what the Pokemon does in the metagame and why it should be added
Example Submission:
Pokémon: Hydrapple
Tera Type:
Type of Tera Evolution:
Ability: Shell Armor
Stats: 106 / 80 / 135 (+25) / 135 (+15) / 90 (+10) / 44 (590 BST)
New Moves: Focus Blast
Removed Moves: N/A
Competitive Overview: I don't know what Kieran was cooking with his Tera Fighting Hydrapple, but here you can turn the bulky Regenerator pivot into a dangerous wincon with Acid Armor + Tera-boosted Body Presses that you can't crit through due to Shell Armor. Focus Blast gives Nasty Plot Hydrapple another STAB if you want it.
*Special Cases: For Pokemon with in-battle form changes (being Meloetta, Mimikyu, Eiscue, Minior, Morpeko, Cramorant, and Palafin), you may give each form a different base typing, stat spread, and ability. The form that the Pokemon in is when it Terastallizes decides which TeraForm it will be in for the rest of the game. Doing this for these Pokemon is not required, if you only submit one TeraForm for a mon with in-battle forms, Terastallizing any of its forms will give you that one TeraForm.
Example Submission of a Special Case:
Pokémon: Minior-Meteor & Minior-Core
Tera Type:
Type of Tera Evolution:
Ability: Dauntless Shield (Meteor), No Guard (Core)
Stats:
Meteor - 60 / 60 / 130 (+30) / 60 / 130 (+30) / 50 (-10) (490 BST)
Core - 60 / 130 (+30) / 50 (-10) / 130 (+30) / 50 (-10) / 130 (+10) (550 BST)
New Moves: Focus Blast, Aura Sphere, Reversal, Hurricane, Body Press, Recover, Upper Hand
Removed Moves: N/A
Competitive Overview: Meteor form serves as a very bulky wall, chunking things with STAB +1 Body Press from 130 Defense, while Core form is hard to obtain, but when you do, you get a dangerous sweeper with either a Special Attacking Shell Smash set or an Endure Reversal set
Type/Pokémon: User, User, User, etc.
Type/Pokémon: User, User, User, etc.
Type/Pokémon: User, User, User, etc.
Type/Pokémon: User, User, User, etc.
Type/Pokémon: User, User, User, etc.
Ruleset
Species Clause: Limit one of each Pokémon
OHKO Clause: OHKO moves are banned
Evasion Items Clause: Evasion items are banned
Evasion Moves Clause: Evasion moves are banned
Endless Battle Clause: Forcing endless battles is banned
HP Percentage Mod: HP is shown in percentages
Sleep Moves Clause: Sleep-inducing moves are banned
Terastal Clause: Only Pokemon with Special Terastalized States ("TeraForms") are allowed to Terastalize.
Bans
Pokemon
Annihilape
Arceus (all)
Archaludon
Baxcalibur
Calyrex-Ice
Calyrex-Shadow
Chi-Yu
Chien-Pao
Deoxys
Deoxys-Attack
Dialga
Espathra
Eternatus
Flutter Mane
Giratina
Gouging Fire
Groudon
Ho-Oh
Iron Bundle
Koraidon
Kyogre
Kyurem-Black
Kyurem-White
Landorus
Lugia
Lunala
Magearna
Mewtwo
Miraidon
Necrozma-Dawn-Wings
Necrozma-Dusk-Mane
Ogerpon-Hearthflame
Palafin
Palkia
Rayquaza
Reshiram
Shaymin-Sky
Sneasler
Solgaleo
Spectrier
Terapagos-Stellar (ironically)
Ursaluna-Bloodmoon
Urshifu (all)
Zacian
Zamazenta-Crowned
Zekrom
Moves
Baton Pass
Last Respects
Shed Tail
Items
King's Rock
Razor Fang
Abilities
Arena Trap
Moody
Sand Veil
Shadow Tag
Snow Cloak
Species Clause: Limit one of each Pokémon
OHKO Clause: OHKO moves are banned
Evasion Items Clause: Evasion items are banned
Evasion Moves Clause: Evasion moves are banned
Endless Battle Clause: Forcing endless battles is banned
HP Percentage Mod: HP is shown in percentages
Sleep Moves Clause: Sleep-inducing moves are banned
Terastal Clause: Only Pokemon with Special Terastalized States ("TeraForms") are allowed to Terastalize.
Bans
Pokemon
AnnihilapeArceus (all)ArchaludonBaxcaliburCalyrex-IceCalyrex-ShadowChi-YuChien-PaoDeoxysDeoxys-AttackDialgaEspathraEternatusFlutter ManeGiratinaGouging FireGroudonHo-OhIron BundleKoraidonKyogreKyurem-BlackKyurem-WhiteLandorusLugiaLunalaMagearnaMewtwoMiraidonNecrozma-Dawn-WingsNecrozma-Dusk-ManeOgerpon-HearthflamePalafinPalkiaRayquazaReshiramShaymin-SkySneaslerSolgaleoSpectrierTerapagos-Stellar (ironically)Ursaluna-BloodmoonUrshifu (all)ZacianZamazenta-CrownedZekromMoves
Baton Pass
Last Respects
Shed Tail
Items
King's Rock
Razor Fang
Abilities
Arena Trap
Moody
Sand Veil
Shadow Tag
Snow Cloak
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We and the rest of council have already talked about this one amongst ourselves, but yeah I like both of these, Tinkaton can be a neat support that's a little tricky to play around and Espeon is a baby Zard Y.
Huge buff to Iron Thorns here, would do great as a way to support stuff like Iron Crown or Iron Valiant while being pretty alright on its own with good Rock/Electric/Grass triple STAB, should be strong
Another sub that should be strong, very fat and does big damage, not much else to say. The Rocks weakness definitely cuts into it, but its other qualities should let it still be pretty good
Would be vetoed for being a tad too weak, Sudowoodo's stats are lower than you'd like for something item-locked and it obviously faces competition from Rillaboom as a terrain setter. However, you don't need to do that much to get this in potential viability range, I recommend adding Stealth Rock back, as both that and Spikes are a huge boon over Rillaboom (and also removing Rocks removes Sudowoodo's very very very tiny existent OU niche as a hazard lead with Sturdy and Endeavor) and adding Grassy Glide to give it a much better offensive presence and make SD and Curse sets more effective. Also, you can add Rock Polish back, it's probably not even gonna run it, let alone be broken by it. You could also consider adding Horn Leech as a strong move to keep Sudowoodo healthy a la Tapu Bulu in the past, but really just adding Stealth Rock and especially Grassy Glide fixes it
Very neat idea, give Sun a support Water-type to let it not stack as many types (especially since pure Water doesn't share any weaknesses with Walking Wake's Water/Dragon). The one thing that would get this vetoed however is Flip Turn, giving base Torkoal a pivoting move would be too big a buff for already very good Sun teams, so just remove that and you're fine. Also, Torkoal doesn't need to lose Eruption, so you can add that back, and Torkoal doesn't learn Morning Sun, so there's no need to remove that
This would get vetoed for being too weak, Toucannon's stats are just too low for what this wants to do, namely that it's too slow and too frail. I definitely see the vision, but maybe it'd be better to try this on a higher statted bird like Staraptor, whose higher Speed means that it can drop the foe's Attack before it gets hit without needing priority, or really trying to optimize its stat spread by lowering a stat to get higher Defense boosts. Also, I want to clarify that the TeraForm is only accessible by Terastallizing, so changing the Type of the TeraForm only changes what other types you get STAB while Tera'd
I like this one, I find it a little similar to the Iron Hands sub as a slow, fat, Water-immune Tera Fire mon, but it has enough unique qualities in hazards, recovery, and a lack of pivoting to make it stand out
Your assessment in your overview is very accurate, this is a very simple and effective TeraForm, Whirlpool is fun and Water STAB helps Chomp a lot, I like it
Also simple and should be scary on Webs and other HO, I also like it
Should be a decent Shift Gear sweeper but I'd probably suggest moving 10 from Defense or Special Defense into Attack to really secure that role, since even 130 Adamant without an item or boosting ability isn't super duper strong
Already went over these on Discord but yeah I loved these, especially Decidueye being able to get value both before and after Tera
Should be an okay buff to Rain, a teamstyle that's suffering right now, and it's cool that it can trap and beat Heatran now, assuming it doesn't click Protect on the turn you go for the kill anyway. But I'm not too big a fan of it as we (as in council) think that this could've gone in a more interesting direction instead of just making Magnezone a kinda generic bulky Water. With Zone having Magnet Pull pre-Tera, you have the potential to play around with how Magnezone can trap Steels early game and then Tera later to support the team once that job is done, or at least put yourself in a better position to Tera than you could get otherwise by forcing the foe to stay in. This will sound weird, but we actually think that removing Flip Turn from this makes it a lot more interesting, as Magnezone doesn't really need Flip Turn as its TeraForm being a Water-type scares away Ground-types already, so Volt Switch works fine as a pivoting tool and has a better interaction with what Magnezone is as a slow Electric-type. Additionally, Flip Turn doesn't add much to base Magnezone's identity as a trapper as you shouldn't need to click Flip Turn when performing Magnezone's job since once you've trapped your opponent, they can't switch to their Ground to eat a Volt Switch. Aside from that, you can try to add tools that interact with base Magnezone's role as a trapper and its ability to Tera to either guarantee a kill or provide support later. The Heatran interaction I already mentioned is a good basic example of this, as trapping Heatran wasn't something that Zone could do before
This would get vetoed for being too weak, it's mostly just too slow and frail to really threaten a sweep with Tail Glow while the few existent bulky Grass-types do that job better. I may suggest giving this a stronger ability, like Fluffy as cliche as that is, and maybe some more utility if you go the bulky Grass route, like re-gifting it Heal Bell from past generations
Both Sirfetch'd and Solrock get vetoed as this is a regional dex metagame, so NatDex mons can't be subbed
Perrserker is a nice idea in theory, but probably a little too weak for its middling bulk and low Speed to carry it to viability, so it would probably get vetoed. I recommend making the Type of its Tera Form Steel/Water, giving its Water moves an Adaptability boost when Tera'd so Perrserker becomes a big slow wallbreaker a la Crawdaunt (hitting a little harder than Adamant Life Orb Crawdaunt, actually) while being mostly burn immune because of Heavy Rain (and if you do that, I'd recommend buffing Perrserker's weight significantly so it gets a decent Steel STAB in Heavy Slam since its Steel moves are gonna be so much weaker than its Water moves)
Pretty nice sub, basically puts Reuniclus' existing good-on-paper tools on a more unique type for it to use those tools on. Parting Shot is also a nice buff for base, though it's definitely still outclassed as a Regen pivot by Glowking. Two things to note, first is that you forgot to list its Attack stat (I thought you were buffing its Attack initially and was about to ask you to consider boosting its Speed instead lol) and second is that I should clarify that Searing Shot is allowed on this, as if I were to ban dexited moves, you could just create a custom move that does the exact same thing so yeah
Extremely funny and fun take on Ninetales, but this probably needs more Attack and/or Swords Dance to justify committing your Sun setter to physical sweeping on a timer, especially in Chilly Reception Glowking's world. With your current stat spread, you could opt to give Ninetales High Horsepower and Swords Dance to OHKO Glowking at +2, but Ninetales needs a bit more to hit OHKOs on some neutral targets like Gliscor with Solar Blade, so you can potentially aim for somewhere around 116 and 126 instead
water physdef blissey. The physical bulk and typing alone make this usable and Water Bubble + pivoting is icing on the cake to make it not passive, should be good
Not a fan of giving Great Tusk, a mon with an already near-endless supply of tools, another super strong tool in Toxic. I don't think it would be broken so I'm not vetoing this but it would be a significant buff to one of the best mons in the tier that's not really needed. As for the TeraForm, it's a little underwhelming on paper with only having a small Speed boost and Grass sharing a lot of weaknesses with Ground/Fighting, but letting Great Tusk turn the tables on Ogerpon-W and opposing Great Tusk is actually a pretty valuable tool you can lean on, so I don't mind the idea, plus the boost getting the jump on Garchomp if you're Jolly and Timid Gholdengo if you're Adamant is nice, so I'm not sure if there's much I'd want to add to this