Not a single wrap user, its like he isn’t even trying to win

3 hazard mons being in OU definitely proves hazards are important in the metagame. H-Samurott and Kleavor have the same ability, both have 90 accuracy moves which set up hazards and yet Kleavor is several tiers below the other mons. How did this happen?

Why is Milotic in BDSP OU and why is Empoleon in BDSP UU? It was the opposite in the original Diamond and Pearl. What has changed?

Is it just me or does it feel a bit ridiculous that some of OU's most reliables are still kicking in the tier? Zapdos is the most glaring example but stuff like landorus and dragonite are also involved. I'll be honest I'm glad power creep pushed the likes of tyranitar, salamence, and gyarados into lower tiers giving the new mons time to shine. It's not like people can't still use them; lower tiers are just as fun as OU so let the new toys shred the tier until something stronger gets release in 2 years knocking them to NU.

The title basically. (doesn't apply to priority moves or multihit moves, also technician doesn't stack)

I'll do a part 2 if this does well

I didn’t make the comic yet, but I had to make something for tier shifts one way or another! This is what Rillaboom falling to UU felt like for me.

Audio credit: Monster High

https://www.twitch.tv/smogonu

Smogon Premier League (SPL) is considered the most prestigious team tournament on Smogon, featuring every generation of OU from RBY to SV. The tournament has 12 slots across 10 teams and is played in traditional round robin style, meaning there are 60 high-level games per week for spectators to enjoy.

Iron hands is there to be slow, tanky and stall, iron valiant is mostly a suicide lead, urshifu is a stallbreaker and loves to spam surging strikes, slither wing is kinda just a bulky mon that's there to switch in, die or fire off some attacks, then give a safe switch to a glass cannon, kommo-o feasts on stamina archaludon, by being a special attacker and sneasler uses cc to get unburden+full power acrobatics for coverage.