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Hawlucha ルチャブル

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Kampf Flug Generation VI
Generation
4
Format
12
Set
15

Resladero Wettbewerbs-Movesets & Sets

Sets aus Generation 9 (Format 4 · 4 Set)

Unburden Sweeper

OU Generation 9
Item
Gras-Samen
Fähigkeit
Entlastung
Wesen
Adamant
Tera-Typ
Stahl Flug Elektro
EVs
KP 72 / Angriff 252 / Sp. Verteidigung 60 / Initiative 124
Attacken
  • Schwerttanz Normal Status
    Genauigkeit — AP 20

    Ein wilder Kampftanz, der den eigenen Angriffs-Wert stark erhöht.

  • Akrobatik Flug Physisch
    Stärke 55 Genauigkeit 100 AP 15

    Ein graziler Angriff auf das Ziel. Trägt der Anwender kein Item bei sich, richtet die Attacke großen Schaden an.

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Analyse

Hawlucha utilizes Swords Dance, Unburden, and its strong STAB moves to act as a threatening sweeper, late-game cleaner, and even revenge killer on Terrain teams. Thanks to the immediate activation of Unburden, Hawlucha becomes faster than almost everything in the metagame, outpacing Choice Scarf and Booster Energy users like Darkrai and Iron Valiant as well as even other setup sweepers like Venusaur on sun. Its typing along with a boost to its Defense due to the Terrain Seed allows Hawlucha to set up with Swords Dance in front of many common foes, such as Kingambit and Great Tusk. Close Combat's immediate strong power can be forgone for Low Kick's lack of Defense drops, notably preventing it from being picked off by revenge killers like Dragonite and Ceruledge afterwards. It still maintains high damage against targets like Kyurem, Ting-Lu, Garganacl, and Raging Bolt at the cost of being substantially weaker against walls like Corviknight and Skarmory. Encore gives it extra setup opportunities by locking the foe into a resisted attack, setup, or recovery move, such as against IronPress Corviknight. Roost provides longevity, letting it mitigate chip damage from Rocky Helmet from foes like Corviknight as well as Garganacl's Salt Cure, all of which can put it into KO range of revenge killers. Alternatively, Substitute can also give Hawlucha the breathing room it might need to set up against incoming status moves from Gliscor and Alomomola and deny Sucker Punch and Thunderclap from Kingambit and Raging Bolt, respectively. Grassy Seed is ran if Hawlucha is used on Grassy Terrain teams, but Psychic Seed is an alternative on the nicher Psychic Terrain teams, granting it a valuable Special Defense boost that can help it set up in the face of special attackers like Gholdengo. 124 EVs in Speed are enough to outspeed Sand Rush Excadrill after Unburden activates, and the bulk investment allows it to survive a Make It Rain from Gholdengo from full HP. Tera Steel gives it free setup against foes like Pecharunt, Gholdengo, Iron Valiant, and Kyurem. Tera Flying is a great way to enhance Acrobatics's damage output; for instance, after a Swords Dance, Hawlucha can OHKO Zamazenta through Dauntless Shield with Tera Flying. Alternatively, Tera Electric can be used to withstand Zapdos, Raging Bolt, and Gholdengo, disallowing paralysis attempts and resisting their main attacks. Compared to Tera Electric, Tera Ground is an even better option to prevent Raging Bolt's revenge killing attempts at the cost of being vulnerable to Rillaboom's Grassy Glide and Weavile's Ice Shard. Whenever Hawlucha opts to run Grassy Seed, Rillaboom is always nearby. Rillaboom's terrain-setting ability and slow U-turn is pivotal in unleashing Hawlucha's onslaught. It can additionally spread Knock Off to rid Skarmory and Corviknight of their Rocky Helmet, for instance. Strong partners on Grassy Terrain teams include Pokemon such as Iron Moth and Heatran that can help to pressure some of Hawlucha's checks prior to its sweep such as the aforementioned Skarmory and Corviknight. Entry hazard support in the form of Glimmora, Hisuian Samurott, or Ting-Lu is also much appreciated. Hawlucha faces two big roadblocks in Gholdengo and Raging Bolt. Gholdengo in particular can easily shrug off Acrobatics and Close Combat, and it can take out Hawlucha while keeping itself healthy with Recover. Kingambit or the aforementioned Heatran have positive matchups against Gholdengo, while Pokemon like Hatterene can force Gholdengo in and weaken it while also providing a faster-paced Terrain team with entry hazard control. Raging Bolt, on the other hand, threatens non-Tera Electric Hawlucha with Thunderbolt and Thunderclap. It is therefore important to pair it with partners that can neutralize Raging Bolt such as Iron Valiant and Primarina. While the archetype is more niche, Indeedee is used instead of Rillaboom on Psychic Terrain teams. Rain teams can also handle Hawlucha, as Barraskewda still outspeeds it in the rain. Raging Bolt is a great check to rain teams that synergizes well with Grassy Terrain and can deal with rain's threats prior to Hawlucha cleaning up late-game.