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Moves Megahorn gives Karrablast a powerful, spammable STAB move that will never miss thanks to No Guard. Knock Off gets rid of the foe's item and hits Ghost-types, which resist Megahorn, for super effective damage. Drill Run is super effective against other types that resist Megahorn, such as Poison-, Fire-, and Steel-types, as well as hitting Rock- and Electric-types. Poison Jab is another move that hits Fairy-types, which resist Megahorn. Alternatively, Pursuit can be used over Poison Jab to trap Psychic-types, as Megahorn scares them out. Set Details Choice Scarf improves Karrablast's middling Speed, allowing it to perform more effectively as a revenge killer. 236 Attack EVs are used to max out Karrablast's Attack stat, while 196 Speed EVs are used to max out its Speed stat. The rest of the EVs are dumped into Defense, allowing Karrablast to take physical priority moves more easily. No Guard is a great ability for Karrablast, allowing it to not have to worry about missing Megahorn or Drill Run. A Jolly nature is preferred, as it allows Karrablast to Speed tie with Jolly Choice Scarf Cranidos, Jolly Choice Scarf Bunnelby, +1 Jolly Carvanha, and Timid Choice Scarf Chinchou. With a Jolly nature, Karrablast also outspeeds +1 Scraggy and Timid Choice Scarf Magnemite. However, an Adamant nature can be used if these threats are handled by the rest of the team. Usage Tips This set should be used as a revenge killer, especially against Pokemon that are either weakened by teammates or weak to Megahorn. Karrablast is very reliable in this role, as its ability means it won't have to worry about missing a hit. This set can also force switches, as a 120 Base Power STAB move is going to take a chunk out of anything that doesn't resist it and/or isn't very bulky. Team Options Archen is an amazing partner for Karrablast, as it takes care of the Fighting- and Flying-types that resist Karrablast's Megahorn and gets rid of Fletchling, Karrablast's main issue. Archen is also a great entry hazard setter and remover, with Stealth Rock and Defog in its arsenal. Bulky Fighting-types such as Mienfoo and Timburr can get rid of Steel-types that stop Karrablast from spamming Megahorn. Poison-types such as Foongus and Croagunk are great partners as well, as they can take down the Fairy-types that resist Megahorn. Entry hazard support from Pokemon such as Dwebble, Trubbish, and Ferroseed is necessary for Karrablast, securing some crucial 2HKOs and OHKOs and allowing Karrablast to continue spamming Megahorn. Tirtouga is especially helpful in this role, as it resists Flying and Fire, two of Karrablast's weaknesses, and can provide Stealth Rock support. Larvesta is a good partner, as it has a slow U-turn which can bring Karrablast in safely, and they weaken each other's counters. Due to Larvesta's ability, Flame Body, it can also take on Fighting-types a lot more easily than Karrablast can. Entry hazard removal is also necessary, as Karrablast is susceptible to all types of entry hazards. Thus, Pokemon such as Drilbur, Archen, Staryu, Tentacool, and Stunky are recommended to spin or Defog away entry hazards so that Karrablast can reliably perform its role as a revenge killer.

Moves Swords Dance is a great boosting move, doubling Karrablast's great Attack stat. Megahorn is used as the STAB move because it doesn't miss thanks to No Guard. Drill Run is a great coverage move to hit Poison-, Steel-, and Fire-types, which resist Megahorn. Knock Off acts as a great support move to get rid of the foe's item; it also hits the Ghost-types that resist Megahorn for super effective damage. Set Details The Attack EVs and nature get Karrablast to 18 Attack. The Defense and Special Defense EVs allow Karrablast to hit Eviolite numbers. The rest of the EVs are dumped into Speed to give Karrablast 14 Speed, which lets it outspeed every unboosted Pokemon after Sticky Web. Eviolite allows Karrablast to take hits while setting up Swords Dance. With Stealth Rock up, +2 Karrablast is able to OHKO Fletchling and offensive Archen, as well as defensive Chinchou and Cottonee. Karrablast can also run an Impish nature with the given EVs to survive Fletchling's Acrobatics and take it down at +2 after Stealth Rock damage. Swarm can be used in place of No Guard to make Megahorn even stronger, but Karrablast has to be really weakened for Swarm to be truly effective, and a 100% accurate Megahorn is usually better. Usage Tips Karrablast may have a hard time setting up, so try to only set up on crippled Pokemon, such as a burned physical attacker or a sleeping Pokemon. Pivoting moves, such as U-turn and Volt Switch, can give Karrablast a free switch in. Even if you cannot set up, Karrablast is still powerful enough to straight-up attack. Team Options Archen, Chinchou, and Magnemite are good Pokemon that can not only provide a somewhat slow Volt Switch or U-turn, but also take out Fletchling, which is a huge problem for Karrablast. Fire-types such as Houndour and Vulpix are good partners to absorb Will-O-Wisp and spread burns throughout the opposing team. Sticky Web is an essential entry hazard, as it allows Karrablast to outspeed the entire unboosted metagame; thus, Pokemon such as Surskit and Spinarak are helpful teammates. Other entry hazard support is nice as well, and Pokemon such as Dwebble and Archen can provide easy hazard support. Drilbur and Archen are good Pokemon in general and can provide entry hazard removal via Rapid Spin and Defog, respectively.

The choice of item depends largely on whether Karrablast fits your team best as a physical sweeper or revenge killer; it can suit both roles well. Megahorn is a strong STAB as usual, while Double-Edge or Return and Aerial Ace are for coverage and shouldn't be used unless Megahorn is resisted. Double-Edge is preferable on the Choice Scarf set, as Karrablast needs as much power as possible, but Return is better on the Choice Band set, so the recoil doesn't cause Karrablast's early demise. The last two moves are mostly filler. With its perfect accuracy, Aerial Ace can KO Sand Veil Cacnea in a sandstorm and finish off a weakened Cubchoo in hail. There are two options for the last moveslot. Toxic can be used to cripple Frillish, which doesn't take much damage from Karrablast's other moves. Rest, however, can be used to completely heal Karrablast, with Shed Skin giving it about a 66% chance of waking up early over three turns. A Jolly nature is recommended for the Choice Band set, while an Adamant nature works best with the Choice Scarf set.

Karrablast reaches a staggering 34 Attack after a Swords Dance, enough to OHKO most Pokemon with its powerful Megahorn. Return hits many Pokemon who resist Megahorn hard, though Double-Edge can be used for more power. The choice between Life Orb and Oran Berry really depends on what you're using Karrablast for: a suicidal death machine or a powerful Pokemon that can take a hit. Keep in mind that with a maximum Speed of 16, Karrablast cannot outrun some of the quicker LC Pokemon. Feint Attack is a useful move in that it allows Karrablast to hit Gastly, which 4x resists Megahorn, whereas Aerial Ace can hit Fighting-type Pokemon harder than Double-Edge, without the drop in health due to recoil. Life Orb can be used for maximum power after a Swords Dance, but an Oran Berry will allow Karrablast to set up Swords Dance more easily. An Adamant nature can be used over Jolly if you want pure power instead of the extra Speed. Double-Edge and Return are interchangeable; again, this depends on what you're using Karrablast for. Unorthodox Steel-types such as Aron and Magnemite can exploit Karrablast's lack of coverage, and anything fairly quick can make short work of Karrablast with its mediocre Speed.