Rockium Z grants Landorus-T a one-time Rock-type nuke, powering through threats it wouldn't otherwise be able to beat, such as Zapdos and Intimidate Salamence. However, this set does struggle with certain Steel-types, namely Skarmory and Ferrothorn, which makes Magnezone a good partner for its ability to trap and KO them. When uninvested, Thundurus-T's Speed stat is quite underwhelming. When equipped with Agility, however, Thundurus-T is transformed into a lethal sweeper capable of outpacing every relevant Choice Scarf user in OU.
The last slot is customizable— Nasty Plot further improves Thundurus-T's sweeping capabilities, while Focus Blast breaks through bulky Steel-types, albeit unreliably. The main factors that hold Thundurus-T back are its poor bulk and weakness to Stealth Rock, reducing the number of opportunities it has to set up. Rapid Spin and Defog users are useful partners for this set, as they can somewhat remedy the latter problem.
Latios in particular has good defensive synergy with Thundurus-T, as it can take care of the bulky Ground-types that threaten it. Most Calm Mind users have passable special bulk, allowing them to better take on powerful special attackers after a boost. Tapu Fini already has excellent all-around defenses, but with Calm Mind, it's able to boost its Special Defense to insane levels. Its stellar defensive typing gives it plenty of opportunities to set up a Calm Mind, particularly on weaker attackers that lack a way to punish Tapu Fini, such as Heatran and Zygarde lacking Toxic.
Celesteela is a very good partner for this set, as it walls Grass-types such as Tangrowth, Mega Venusaur, and Ferrothorn. Tapu Fini also covers its Fire-type weakness in return. Ground-types such as Landorus-T, Garchomp, and Excadrill are also notable teammates for their Electric-type immunity. Mega Alakazam is one of the more offensive users of Calm Mind, as it doesn't have a better way to increase its power. Its high base Special Attack stat of makes it a huge threat if it manages to accumulate a boost or two, and the Special Defense boosts that Calm Mind provides combined with Mega Alakazam's overall decent special bulk means that it can quite easily find opportunities to set up on weaker special attackers.
In terms of teammates, Mega Alakazam appreciates partners that can take advantage of the Steel-types that aren't weak to Focus Blast like Jirachi, Celesteela, and Magearna. Fire-types such as Alolan Marowak and Heatran, the two of which are also able to set up Stealth Rock to help Mega Alakazam pick up more KOs, are particularly good at doing this.
Reuniclus has a niche in OU as a slow and bulky Calm Mind user. It has access to Magic Guard, which prevents it from taking damage from burn, poison, and entry hazards, great all-around bulk, and access to reliable recovery in Recover. Shadow Ball is generally used as the other coverage option, as it allows Reuniclus to take on other Psychic-types such as Jirachi and Tapu Lele. However, Focus Blast is also an option to hit the omnipresent Dark- and Steel-types that otherwise wall this set, such as Tyranitar, Bisharp, and Ferrothorn.
Meanwhile, status Z-Moves come with additional secondary effects— for example, Z-Memento restores the HP of the user's replacement to full. Thunderbolt is generally the move of choice in the first slot, as it gives Porygon-Z an immunity to paralysis and is generally a good offensive typing overall. Recover gives Porygon-Z some longevity and allows it to come in multiple times over the course of the match without reducing its ability to set up a Z-Conversion.
One of the main flaws with most of Hoopa-U's sets is their low Speed. Since this side of Pokemon favors those knowledgeable in the meta, players should take note of the best Sweepers to date. Scizor is a decently defensive Physical Sweeper with phenomenal offensive capabilities. Scizor possesses an exceptional Attack stat, making it a significant threat to even the most formidable Physical Walls. This build works to reinforce its role as a Physical Sweeper.
This build functions to capitalize on Scizor's offensive potential while compensating for its basic defenses and negligible Speed. Providing Scizor with a Life Orb multiplies the damage it can deal at the cost of some HP, furthering its Sweeping capabilities. Moreover, Scizor's Ability, Technician , builds upon its Attack by enhancing moves of 60 power or less. This allows Scizor to utilize the move Bullet Punch so that it may effectively dispatch faster foes.
Garchomp is a well-rounded Physical Sweeper capable of withstanding and dishing out hits. Garchomp bears an impressive Attack stat capable of annihilating the most stalwart Physical Walls. It's is already an impressive Pokemon, but this build makes it even more capable in competitive battles. This build works to maximize Garchomp's offensive capabilities while bettering its longevity in battle. With Leftovers , Garchomp can continuously regenerate HP so that it may easily recover from hits it endures.
Garchomp's Ability, Rough Skin, will inflict considerable damage to any Pokemon that makes contact. This allows it to effectively punish Physical Attackers like Dragapult, wearing down their HP with every hit.
Cinderace is a versatile Physical Sweeper capable of dealing with nearly any challenger. Its Fire typing provides many resistances and few weaknesses. Cinderace holds both an impressive Attack stat and Speed stat, allowing it to get the jump on most opponents. It makes for a phenomenal Physical Sweeper, especially with the following build.
This build focuses on making Cinderace much more effective and adaptable in battle. Cinderace's Ability, Libero, changes its type depending on the move it uses. Volcarona is capable of surpassing the most renowned competitive Pokemon. Volcarona possesses an exceptional Special Attack, stat making it a threat to even the most capable Special Walls. Volcarona is already an outstanding Special Sweeper, and this build functions to further its offensive potential.
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How to use : Same as Physical. Tank : A tank is a pokemon with high attack and good survivability. Def in either Sp. Wall : A wall is a pokemon, specialized in defending, it's not meant to deal damage, but furthermore to debuff the opponent's pokemon or to put status effect on it. There are basically 3 versions of walls: 1.
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