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Hey, well CoolTeamBrobat! You have a decent team foundation. Just a few recommendations: -I'd recommend Mandibuzz > Crobat. While I hate to strip you of your mascot, Mandibuzz is generally a more reliable Defog user due to greater bulk and arguably better typing. It also helps cover your Mega...

Doesn't learn Flamethrower, only Overheat. And agreeing on Timid with above posters

Why are we even giving all these SD variations (Swords Dance + King's Shield in particular) sets, again? Most are wholly outclassed by every other Aegislash set: 0- SpA (custom) Shadow Ball vs. 224 HP / 32 SpD Skarmory: 142-168 (43.42 - 51.37%) -- guaranteed 2HKO after Stealth Rock 4 SpA Spooky...

I recommend removing Fire Blast from the first set, honestly. It's weak and none of its relevant targets are switching into Gourgeist anytime soon. Offensive ones like Loom and Scizor lose to WoW anyway and defensive ones like Ferro and Forry are either scared out by WoW or can just set up...

The reason i didn't try Assault Vest was to differentiate it from TTar as much as possible. IMO, Aegislash's biggest selling point as a trapper is STAB Shadow Sneak, which lets it avoid the 2HKO if it switches in on a Shadow Ball and OHKO the target if it choose to stay in. It also has a really...

Maybe a mention of Flamethrower on the second set? Roasts Skarm, Ferro and Forry, which can set up on Togekiss and can hit Scizor on the switch

I wouldn't bother mentioning Pain Split on the defensive set. You're fast enough to SubSeed pretty well. Leech Seed stacks residual damage with WoW and compliments Sub/Protect and Phantom Force. Also lets Gourgeist act as more of a team player, as three of the four teammates you mentioned for it...

You mentioned a Pursuit set so i gave it a whirl. It works really well. Here's the set: Aegislash @ Spooky Plate Ability: Stance Change EVs: 228 HP / 252 Atk / 24 SpA / 4 SpD Nature: Brave / Adamant -Pursuit -Shadow Sneak -Shadow Ball / Shadow Claw -Iron Head / Shadow Ball Pursuit + Shadow...

Nitpick. I know this is a WIP, nor am I QC, but XZard is really slashy. Most of them don't change how it's played. You can easily just leave EQ slashed with Fire Punch and put one sentence in the AC explaining that XZard isn't hurting for options and subbing a powerful move for a more consistent...

With Victini already roasting the Steel-types you mentioned, added to Kyurem-B's ability to 2HKO's Genesect and Scizor with Fusion Bolt (neither is a good match-up for it anyway, since it doesn't want to take a Bullet Punch or Bug Buzz), HP Fire seems unnecessary on Kyurem-B. If you REALLY want...

Forretress can sometimes work in this meta, but if you do anything but Volt Switch, it is usually deadweight. It's just become the ultimate set-up fodder with all the RP and DD sweepers in OU. If you want a physical pivot, I'd recommend Landorus-T > Forretress with a spread of 200 HP/64 Atk/244...

Great team and RMT, great job. I think you could get away with EQ > Fire Punch on Dragonite. Kyurem-B in OU means physically defensive Ferrothorn will be on the rise and Ferrothorn only needs a light tap from any of your other attackers to put it in KO range of Genesect's Flamethrower. Again...

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Latias as a Venusaur check yet. It's bulky, resists Giga Drain and HP Fire and is versatile enough to do whatever you would like it to do; it can set up on most EQ Venusaur with CM, can run Sub to shield itself from status variants (Sleep Powder/Leech Seed)...

First off, it will be easier to us to help you if you clean up this RMT. It's a little unorganized and can be hard to follow at times. The most confusing thing is that you listed all the team members you've ever had in one continuous section, making it harder to keep track of what your team...

Hey there, first Kyurem-B RMT I've seen so far. Let's see here... Well you've supported Kyurem-B fairly well with Steel trapper like Magnezone and with spin support from Donphan. However, Kyurem-B's biggest shortcoming on this team is that it's just as vulnerable to fast revenge-killers as...

I cannot deny you have good prediction abilities, not was I trying to discredit your team. You managed to keep your opponent on the backfoot from turn one and he felt he couldn't risk a prediction of his own. But that could've just as easily been you who had the bad first turn match-up and you'd...

The problem with losing bulk is that Azelf has to run Focus Sash to reliably get SR up, meaning it can't use Normal Gem. Even with lower base Attack, Mew's Explosion actually outdamages Azelf's thanks to Normal Gem.

It looks like Jirachi occupies the teamslot that Jellicent is needed in. Of all the threats you mentioned in Jirachi's description, the only ones that your new Terrakion cant cover as well are Scizor - which Jellicent covers anyway - and Scarf Genesect. Surprisingly, SpD Jellicent can actually...

Sandslash is by no means bad, but is underwhelming in many ways. Its attack leaves a lot to be desired and it's pitifully slow, even with Sand Rush. In order to outspeed half the things you'd want to spin on/revenge, it needs to be Jolly, meaning its attack suffers even more (and even then it...

Terrakion is going to give you serious headaches, specifically the Scarf and Rock Polish sets. Infernape will too. I'd suggest using Jellicent > Volcarona. It decently counters both. Chople Ferrothorn is cool, but would really appreciate some form of HP recovery. It has the bulk and resistances...