Ho-Oh @ Choice Scarf
Ability: Regenerator
Tera Type: Flying
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Sacred Fire
- Brave Bird
- Earthquake
- Dual Wingbeat / Flare Blitz
Equipped with a Choice Scarf, Ho-Oh acts as one of Uber's more niche, yet effective, revenge killers thanks to its great offensive typing allowing it to target threats such as Koraidon and Zacian-C and incredible natural bulk in tandem with Regenerator, allowing it to soft check Pokemon like the Arceus formes and Eternatus. Ho-Oh primarily shines as a strong revenge killer and speed control option versus Sticky Web teams as they do not often carry other forms of speed control, which allows it to repeatedly revenge kill without fearing entry hazards. Earthquake allows Ho-Oh to hit Pokemon that resist its STAB moves such as Tyranitar and Glimmora. The final moveslot is not often used, but Dual Wingbeat allows Ho-Oh to beat leads such as Ribombee and Deoxys-A, whereas Flare Blitz has more PP than Sacred Fire and achieves rolls such as OHKOing Zacian-C without Stealth Rock. With Tera Flying, Ho-Oh partially sheds its crippling Stealth Rock weakness while allowing it to 2HKO defensive Ho-Oh and 3HKO defensive Arceus formes. Ho-Oh's major Stealth Rock weakness requires mandatory support from hazard control options such as Hatterene and Giratina-O. Setup sweepers such as Koraidon, Kingambit, Zacian-C, and Arceus appreciate Ho-Oh's ability to clean up the opposing team after breaking it down.
Ability: Regenerator
Tera Type: Flying
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Sacred Fire
- Brave Bird
- Earthquake
- Dual Wingbeat / Flare Blitz
Equipped with a Choice Scarf, Ho-Oh acts as one of Uber's more niche, yet effective, revenge killers thanks to its great offensive typing allowing it to target threats such as Koraidon and Zacian-C and incredible natural bulk in tandem with Regenerator, allowing it to soft check Pokemon like the Arceus formes and Eternatus. Ho-Oh primarily shines as a strong revenge killer and speed control option versus Sticky Web teams as they do not often carry other forms of speed control, which allows it to repeatedly revenge kill without fearing entry hazards. Earthquake allows Ho-Oh to hit Pokemon that resist its STAB moves such as Tyranitar and Glimmora. The final moveslot is not often used, but Dual Wingbeat allows Ho-Oh to beat leads such as Ribombee and Deoxys-A, whereas Flare Blitz has more PP than Sacred Fire and achieves rolls such as OHKOing Zacian-C without Stealth Rock. With Tera Flying, Ho-Oh partially sheds its crippling Stealth Rock weakness while allowing it to 2HKO defensive Ho-Oh and 3HKO defensive Arceus formes. Ho-Oh's major Stealth Rock weakness requires mandatory support from hazard control options such as Hatterene and Giratina-O. Setup sweepers such as Koraidon, Kingambit, Zacian-C, and Arceus appreciate Ho-Oh's ability to clean up the opposing team after breaking it down.
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