Vikavolt クワガノン
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Vikavolt is a threatening Sticky Web lead thanks to its offensive typing and massive Special Attack. Volt Switch enables Vikavolt to bring a partner in safely once it's set Sticky Web, and Vikavolt's low Speed makes it more likely that it can bring its teammates in without forcing them to take a hit. Volt Switch also helps break the Focus Sash of a Taunt lead like Primeape or Froslass so one of Vikavolt's teammates can come in and dispose of them. Thunderbolt's advantage over Volt Switch is that it doesn't force Vikavolt to switch out against Pokemon it wants to threaten, such as Primeape, Articuno, and Clawitzer. Energy Ball covers Electric-immune Pokemon like Sandslash, and it nails Regirock. Vikavolt can opt for Thunderbolt over Energy Ball so that it doesn't have to choose between a pivot move and a reliable Electric-type STAB move across matchups against foes like Orthworm, Muk, and Weezing. Additionally, Vikavolt's STAB moves already hit most of the metagame for neutral damage. Tera Ghost turns Vikavolt into a spinblocker, ensuring its Sticky Web stays up against spinners like Sandslash, Cryogonal, and Hitmontop. Alternatively, Tera Steel has defensive synergy with Levitate, makes Vikavolt a good check to Psychic- and Fairy-types like Mesprit and Whimsicott, and turns the tables on Regirock for a key turn. Focus Sash makes Vikavolt a dedicated lead, while Heavy-Duty Boots makes Vikavolt more flexible throughout the game as a Sticky Web setter and pivot. Vikavolt can feature on hyper offense teams thanks to Sticky Web, but it's a good fit for offense and bulky offense teams as well due to the speed control Sticky Web offers. Wallbreakers like Clawitzer, Charizard, and Arboliva thrive with Sticky Web up, and they also benefit from being brought in safely by Vikavolt's Volt Switch. Setup sweepers with middling Speed like Mesprit and Charizard also benefit from the ability to outspeed more threats. Knock Off users like Primeape, Mesprit, and Sandslash help ensure Heavy-Duty Boots is removed from all foes so that the entire opposing team is subjected to Sticky Web, and the item removal support they offer helps against checks to Vikavolt like Muk and Cryogonal. Ghost-types like Spiritomb and Froslass act as spinblockers to keep up Vikavolt's Sticky Web, while Defiant Pokemon, such as Primeape and Primeape, can deter and punish Defoggers. Spinners like Hitmontop, Cryogonal, and Sandslash help keep opposing entry hazards off the field without removing Vikavolt's Sticky Web. Vikavolt's poor matchups against Fire-types make teammates like Regirock and Muk vital.
The user weaves a sticky net around the opposing team, which lowers their Speed stat upon switching into battle.
After making its attack, the user rushes back to switch places with a party Pokémon in waiting.
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Vikavolt is an effective wallbreaker, pivot, and Sticky Web setter because of its unique typing and monstrous Special Attack. Energy Ball hits foes like Sandslash and Regirock especially hard; if Vikavolt is using a Modest nature, it consistently 2HKOes Regirock. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Vikavolt to function as a bulky slow pivot more reliably. A Bold nature with full Defense investment can be used to let Vikavolt better take attacks from physical attackers like Primeape, Hitmontop, and Virizion; alternatively, a Modest nature with full Special Attack investment can maximize its damage output at the cost of taking on opposing leads less effectively. Tera Steel is used to provide a resistance to Psychic, which helps it take on Mesprit after it Terastallizes, and flip its weakness to Rock into a resistance, taking Rock Blast and Stone Edge from foes like Regirock and Virizion more comfortably. Vikavolt, despite being a Sticky Web setter, is a good fit for bulky offense and offensive structures alike. With its good natural bulk and massive power even without EV investment, Vikavolt can reliably come in and pivot a few times each game, using its wallbreaking proficiency to lure in foes like Muk for teammates like Primeape and Hisuian Sneasel. Similarly, setup sweepers like Poliwrath and Mesprit can overcome their relative slowness with Sticky Web support, threatening to clean late-game after one boost. Stealth Rock setters like Regirock pair well with Vikavolt, with the former taking on foes like Sneasel reliably and the latter taking on Fire-types like Charizard and Typhlosion. Vikavolt is a notable VoltTurn partner for Clawitzer and Primeape, as they can lure in Arboliva and Mesprit for it, while it can provide entry points for them against walls like Muk and Muk. Defog deterrents, like Malamar and Primeape, make for excellent teammates, leveraging the Sticky Web set by Vikavolt to become devastating wallbreakers if positioned well. Knock Off users that can aid further in this endeavor, like Primeape and Sneasel also help soften up Vikavolt checks such as Muk.
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The user vibrates its wings to generate a damaging sound wave. It may also lower the foe’s Sp. Def stat.
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The user vibrates its wings to generate a damaging sound wave. It may also lower the foe’s Sp. Def stat.
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Sharply increases the user's SPEED.
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This set uses Vikavolt's wallbreaking potential and transforms it into a late-game sweeper, using Agility to make it faster than the entirety of the unboosted metagame. Vikavolt's natural bulk and typing let it use Agility against Choice Scarf Pokemon such as Togedemaru as well as more defensive Pokemon that struggle to damage it such as Eldegoss and non-Toxic Jellicent. Mud Shot allows Vikavolt to destroy Togedemaru and Magneton before they can stall it out. Energy Ball can be used to defeat Pokemon that resist its primary attacks, such as Galarian Stunfisk, but they are more niche foes. Roost can give Vikavolt more longevity, allowing it to recover on more defensive threats to make it harder to revenge kill. Agility Vikavolt pairs well with entry hazards setters such as Spikes Froslass and Qwilfish, as these help Vikavolt force its way past difficult-to-break Pokemon such as Gigalith and specially defensive Togedemaru. It also defensively pairs well with Ground-types such as Sandslash and Sandaconda that resist Rock-type attacks from Pokemon such as Lycanroc and Regirock, since these Pokemon often stop Vikavolt from sweeping.
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This set takes advantage of Vikavolt's wallbreaking potential, forcing out most Pokemon slower than it such as Sandaconda and Jellicent. Although Thunderbolt is a great reliable STAB move for Vikavolt, Sticky Web can be used on more offensive teams as speed control, giving Vikavolt a few more opportunities to outspeed and pressure opposing Pokemon such as Aggron and Adamant Absol but mostly serving to support its teammates. Bug Buzz is primarily used on Vikavolt as a reliable way to hit Pokemon that Electric-type moves cannot hit as well, such as Ferroseed and Trevenant. However, Energy Ball is a useful alterative to hit Ground-types harder, such as Sandslash and Galarian Stunfisk, that may attempt to block Volt Switch. Fighting-types like Gallade and Poliwrath can offensively pressure common switch-ins like Gigalith and Regirock, while also benefitting from Sticky Web affecting Pokemon like Silvally formes and Gourgeist-Small. Other wallbreakers that appreciate the Sticky Web support like Magmortar and Trevenant make for solid partners. The former appreciates Vikavolt taking on Water-types such as Lanturn, while the latter can pressure defensive behemoths like Gigalith for Vikavolt.
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The user weaves a sticky net around the opposing team, which lowers their Speed stat upon switching into battle.
The user lands and rests its body. It restores the user’s HP by up to half of its max HP.
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Vikavolt's passable bulk, useful defensive typing, and Roost allow it to set Sticky Web multiple times in a game when needed. Volt Switch deals super effective damage to most Defoggers, including Mandibuzz, non-Volt Absorb Corviknight, and Tapu Fini, allowing Vikavolt to heavily chip them should they try to clear Sticky Web. Bug Buzz nails Mew and also discourages Mandibuzz from using Roost. Thunder Wave instead cripples them and can be used in an emergency against setup sweepers like Kommo-o and Tapu Lele; however, it makes Vikavolt helpless against Ground-types. Focus Sash guarantees Vikavolt can set Sticky Web against wallbreakers that could OHKO it, namely Terrakion and Inteleon. However, Heavy-Duty Boots is also viable to let Vikavolt comfortably switch in and pivot repeatedly. Flash Fire helps Vikavolt deal with Heatran, Cinderace, and Talonflame, while Water Absorb Vikavolt handles Barraskewda and Inteleon, as well as blocking Flip Turn from Swampert. 16 Speed EVs outrun minimum Speed Corviknight; the rest go to Defense to help combat physical attackers like Zarude, Talonflame, and Kommo-o. Vikavolt fits on offense teams as a Sticky Web setter. Powerful but slow wallbreakers like Galarian Zapdos, Tapu Lele, and Mamoswine can take advantage of Sticky Web to punch holes in the opposing team. Chandelure and Dhelmise in particular can block Rapid Spin, with the latter having Rapid Spin itself to clear opposing entry hazards. Also, Heatran and Kommo-o can pack Taunt to shut down Defog. Pokemon that are immune to Sticky Web, including Flying-types like Talonflame and Zapdos and Heavy-Duty Boots users such as Cinderace and Volcarona, are problematic; it's recommended to have a teammate that can deal with them like Zapdos or Silvally-Dragon.
The user vibrates its wings to generate a damaging sound wave. It may also lower the foe’s Sp. Def stat.
After making its attack, the user rushes back to switch places with a party Pokémon in waiting.
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Moves Bug Buzz is Vikavolt's most powerful move, dealing good damage on neutral targets and having usable neutral coverage. This can also be boosted by Buginium Z to provide Vikavolt with an incredibly powerful Savage Spin-Out, even able to OHKO neutral targets such as Delphox. Volt Switch has reasonable power and lets Vikavolt bring its teammates in safely when used, as well as being Vikavolt's main Electric-type STAB move. Energy Ball hits most Pokemon for heavy damage, OHKOing Rhydon after Stealth Rock and being Vikavolt's most powerful move against Steelix. Roost is used to heal Vikavolt up, helping to mitigate damage taken from Stealth Rock and chip damage from enemy attacks. Set Details Maximum Special Attack EVs and a Modest nature maximize Vikavolt's wallbreaking power. The given Speed EVs let Vikavolt outrun maximum Speed Mega Abomasnow and anything slower than that. The remaining EVs are placed into HP in order to maximize Vikavolt's bulk, letting it take attacks such as Passimian's U-turn and Sceptile's Giga Drain with greater ease. Buginium Z is used to power up Vikavolt's Bug Buzz, giving it an incredibly powerful Z-Move able to hit almost all of NU for heavy damage, as well as to minimize damage taken from Knock Off. If not using a Z-Move, Leftovers can be used to reduce chip damage from Stealth Rock and give Vikavolt significantly increased longevity. Usage Tips Vikavolt should use its resistances and typing to get in as often as possible, as its power means that if it is able to safely get in, for example, against Steelix or Seismitoad, it is often able to deal heavy damage to the enemy team. Aim to wallbreak with Vikavolt early-game to open up holes for a teammate to clean up late-game. Savage Spin-Out can be used to reduce the burden of prediction, as its sheer power means that most possible switch-ins will take significant damage from it. Alternatively, it should be used to break an important target, as its increased damage can help secure KOs against Pokemon such as Delphox and Cryogonal. Volt Switch can be used against faster foes to safely get in a Pokemon without having said Pokemon take any damage. Do not let Vikavolt get worn down too much, as being at high HP means that it has the opportunity to switch into and use Roost against targets such as Passimian and Steelix. Team Options Teammates with Volt Switch, Parting Shot, or U-turn such as Passimian and Silvally-Steel can help to force the opponent onto a bad foot, forever being in against the wrong Pokemon. Passimian is a notable partner, as Vikavolt can easily force out Slowking that try to come in against Passimian's U-turn. Entry hazard control can be provided by teammates such as Xatu, Silvally-Steel, and Dhelmise, as removing Stealth Rock means that Vikavolt can pivot significantly more often. Fire-resistant Pokemon such as Incineroar, Rhydon, and Blastoise make good teammates, taking on the Fire-types that threaten to KO Vikavolt. Pokemon that appreciate Steel-types such as Steelix and Silvally-Steel being weakened, such as Comfey and Klinklang, can make good partners, benefiting heavily from Vikavolt's wallbreaking.
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Moves Bug Buzz is a very strong STAB move, dealing good damage on neutral targets and having usable neutral coverage. Its coverage hits many Electric-resistant Pokemon for heavy damage, 2HKOing specially defensive Druddigon while OHKOing Pokemon such as Alolan Exeggutor and Heliolisk. Thunderbolt offers good coverage when combined with Bug Buzz, 2HKOing Silvally-Steel and Audino while providing better neutral coverage than Bug Buzz once enemy Ground-types are eliminated. Volt Switch has reasonable power and lets Vikavolt bring its teammates in. It can also force the opponent into a losing situation, punishing them for switching out or staying in. Energy Ball hits most Electric-immune foes for heavy damage, 2HKOing Steelix and OHKOing other Ground-types such as Rhydon and Seismitoad. Set Details Maximum Special Attack EVs and a Modest nature with Choice Specs maximize Vikavolt's wallbreaking power. 152 Speed EVs let Vikavolt outspeed maximum Speed Mega Abomasnow and anything slower than that. The remaining EVs are placed into HP in order to maximize Vikavolt's bulk. Usage Tips Bug Buzz is a very safe move to use early-game, as it has good neutral coverage with no types immune to it and hits almost anything that doesn't resist it for heavy damage. Energy Ball should be used if you predict your opponent to bring in a Ground-type to stop Volt Switch. If the opponent does not have a Ground-type, Volt Switch can be used to pivot with complete freedom, easily weaken the opposing team, and minimize chances for recovery. Vikavolt should be brought in against weak attacks such as Steelix's Heavy Slam or resisted hits such as Sceptile's Giga Drain. However, be wary of letting it get worn down too much, as its low Speed means it often has to take a hit before hitting the enemy back. Be careful when using Volt Switch or Thunderbolt, as this set has to predict when to use them in order to not lose momentum against enemy Ground-types. Team Options U-turn and Volt Switch users such as Silvally-Steel and pivot Incineroar can be used to help get Vikavolt in safely, minimizing the damage it needs to take and letting it wallbreak freely. Stealth Rock prevention and removal from Pokemon such as Xatu, Silvally-Steel, and Rotom helps Vikavolt preserve its HP, letting it survive longer in a game. Stealth Rock support from teammates such as Rhydon and Piloswine can help wear down Pokemon such as Cryogonal, letting Vikavolt wallbreak more easily. Spikes support from Garbodor can also help to wear down Steelix and Silvally-Steel while Vikavolt switches into many of the Ground-types that trouble Garbodor. Switch-ins to Fire-types that threaten Vikavolt such as Vaporeon, Delphox, and Rhydon can make excellent partners. Cleaners such as Comfey and Passimian appreciate Vikavolt's wallbreaking, with Comfey appreciating enemy Steel-types being worn down.
After making its attack, the user rushes back to switch places with a party Pokémon in waiting.
The user vibrates its wings to generate a damaging sound wave. It may also lower the foe’s Sp. Def stat.
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Moves Volt Switch allows Vikavolt to pivot in and out of battle as well as bring in a teammate safely thanks to its low Speed. Bug Buzz allows Vikavolt to threaten out Grass-types like Shaymin, Virizion, and Tsareena, which resist Volt Switch. Roost heals Vikavolt from prior damage and grants it more time to pivot. Energy Ball hits Ground-type switch-ins such as Rhyperior, Seismitoad, and Gastrodon for super effective damage. Set Details 60 EVs in Speed allow Vikavolt to outpace Registeel and uninvested Donphan. The rest of the EVs should be used to capitalize on Vikavolt's bulk. Rocky Helmet is the preferred item to punish physically offensive Pokemon like Machamp, Virizion, and Metagross for using contact moves, which Vikavolt can take easily. Usage Tips Vikavolt should use its resistances to Fighting, Grass, and Steel to safely come in against Pokemon like Machamp, Shaymin, and Metagross, which are usually threatened out thanks to its raw power putting a sizable dent into anything that doesn't resist its moves. It can also come in against Pokemon that are generally no threat to it such as Roserade, Passimian, and Virizion lacking Stone Edge. Because Vikavolt usually forces switches, it can be a good idea to use Roost to keep itself healthy. Volt Switch should be the move used the most so Vikavolt can pivot in and out of battle. Should a Ground-type switch-in like Rhyperior be anticipated, it is generally safe to use Energy Ball to heavily dent or OHKO it. While it is generally an offensive support Pokemon, Vikavolt can attempt to wallbreak early- to mid-game through punching holes in defensive Pokemon like Rhyperior, Metagross, and Slowbro for its teammates. Do not let Vikavolt get worn down too much; try to remove Stealth Rock so Vikavolt can pivot much more throughout the match, and avoid Toxic if you can, since being poisoned also chips away Vikavolt's decent bulk. Team Options Vikavolt can be used alongside other Volt Switch or U-turn users such as Raikou, Ribombee, and Mandibuzz. Teammates that can get rid of entry hazards such as Mega Blastoise, Florges, and Donphan are much appreciated by Vikavolt so it can pivot more often. Fire-resistant Pokemon such as Arcanine, Rhyperior, and Diancie also make good partners for Vikavolt. In return, Vikavolt can threaten out the Water- and Grass-types that plague them. Pokemon that can threaten Rock-types such as Zygarde-10%, Metagross, and Virizion are also good teammates for Vikavolt. Offensive Pokemon like Gardevoir, Shaymin, Swellow, and Goodra appreciate Vikavolt's ability to weaken Steel-types like Metagross so they can spam their powerful STAB moves more often. They also appreciate the slow Volt Switch Vikavolt provides so they can come into battle safely. Wallbreakers like Machamp, Tyrantrum, and Bewear also appreciate Vikavolt's slow Volt Switch. A cleric or Healing Wish user like Florges, Diancie, or Gardevoir can help heal Vikavolt in case it has been badly poisoned or worn down heavily by Stealth Rock and weak attacks. Diancie can also set Stealth Rock and appreciates Vikavolt's ability to switch into Steel-, Water-, and Ground-types.
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The user vibrates its wings to generate a damaging sound wave. It may also lower the foe’s Sp. Def stat.
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Moves Thunderbolt and Bug Buzz are the standard STAB moves for strong and reliable damage. Discharge can be used when paired with a Ground-type such as Garchomp or Krookodile. Volt Switch lets Vikavolt punish switches, switching in and out of battle while dealing respectable amounts of damage. Electroweb is an excellent speed control option that works with Assault Vest. Alternatively, Hidden Power Fire or Hidden Power Ice can be used if you need more answers to Kartana or Garchomp on your team, respectively. Both can be omitted for triple Electric moves, as you still deal respectable damage to either Pokemon with Bug Buzz. Set Details Levitate gives Vikavolt an immunity to Ground-type moves. The defensive EV spread in combination with Assault Vest allows Vikavolt to survive a wide range of attacks, such as Gyarados's Hydro Vortex and Arcanine's Inferno Overdrive. It also ensures that Porygon2 will receive an Attack boost from Download. Special Attack investment is barely necessary because of Vikavolt's high Special Attack combined with a Modest nature. Usage Tips Vikavolt is an excellent defensive pivot that is able to switch in on many Pokemon, such as Garchomp, Kartana, and Tapu Koko. When using Volt Switch, Vikavolt can lure in counters like Arcanine and punish the opponent's switching. Hidden Power Fire can catch unsuspecting Kartana off-guard, knocking out even bulky Assault Vest variants. Keep in mind that once the opponent realizes that Assault Vest is the item used on Vikavolt, they might start to focus more on Vikavolt because of the lack of Protect. Team Options Garchomp is the best partner available. Vikavolt can threaten many of Garchomp's checks and counters such as Tapu Fini and Kartana, while Garchomp can use Earthquake freely because of Vikavolt's Levitate. In the same vein, Krookodile is an excellent partner. Although slower, it can benefit from the speed control Electroweb provides, while Intimidate enhances Vikavolt's defensive capabilities even further. Vikavolt wants to have team members that can handle key threats such as Arcanine and Gigalith. Ground-types do a fine job with that, but having a Water-type such as Politoed, Pelipper, Tapu Fini, or Gyarados is recommended. Vikavolt often struggles against the Tapu group, making Alolan Muk a good partner. Steel-types like Metagross and Kartana also handle the Tapu group, and they can take care of Rock-types as well.
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Moves Thunderbolt and Bug Buzz are STAB moves that provide strong and reliable damage. Volt Switch is an option over Thunderbolt to take advantage of the forced switches caused by Bug Buzz's stat drops, and it helps you maintain momentum. String Shot lowers the Speed stat of both opposing Pokemon by two stages, forcing switches. Protect scouts for moves, stalls field conditions, allows Vikavolt to shield itself while an ally attacks, and punishes double targets. Set Details Levitate gives Vikavolt an immunity to Ground-type moves. The EV spread allows Vikavolt to OHKO Kartana with Bug Buzz, as well as survive Arcanine and Choice Specs Salamence's Flamethrower. Special Attack investment is barely necessary because of its high Special Attack combined with a Modest nature. Iapapa Berry or Sitrus Berry heals Vikavolt, which will oftentimes survive strong attacks with low HP thanks to its great defenses. Usage Tips String Shot heavily reduces the opposing team's Speed, allowing Vikavolt to outspeed Pokemon such as Tapu Fini, Celesteela, Pelipper, and Tapu Bulu. Volt Switch allows Vikavolt to take advantage of the switches that String Shot forces. Not only does Vikavolt provide valuable speed control, it also checks many strong Pokemon such as Kartana and Garchomp. Iapapa Berry's healing can punish the opponent heavily for missing the one-hit knock out, forcing them to play around it. Team Options Ground- and Water-types such as Garchomp and Tapu Fini are recommended partners to help check or counter threats to Vikavolt such as Arcanine and Gigalith. String Shot encourages the use of Pokemon sitting in the middle of the Speed tier, such as the aforementioned Tapu Fini, and gives the speed advantage to bulkier builds of fast Pokemon, such as Arcanine. Steel-types like Metagross and Kartana handle the Tapu group, and they can take care of Rock-types as well. Pokemon that appreciate the foe being slowed down, such as Metagross, Arcanine, Gyarados, and Tapu Lele, pair well with Vikavolt thanks to String Shot.
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