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Gourgeist (Super) Movesets & Competitive Sets

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Gourgeist (Super) movesets cover 3 generations and 7 formats with 8 sets in total. Each set lists moves, ability, item, nature, EVs and Tera type picks with analysis, and can be copied with one click.

Ghost Grass Generation VI
Generation
3
Format
7
set
8

Gourgeist (Super) Competitive Movesets & Sets

Generation 8 Sets (Format 2 · 3 set)

Tank

PU Generation 8
Ability
Frisk
Nature
Adamant
EVs
HP 248 / Attack 252 / Defense 8
Moves
  • Power Whip Grass Physical
    Power 120 Accuracy 85 PP 10

    The user violently whirls its vines or tentacles to harshly lash the foe.

  • Poltergeist Ghost Physical
    Power 110 Accuracy 90 PP 5

    The user attacks the target by controlling the target’s item. The move fails if the target doesn’t have an item.

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Analysis

Power Whip is useful for threatening Ground- and Rock-types like Sandaconda and Gigalith. Poltergeist nails opposing Ghost-types like Doublade while providing solid neutral coverage with Power Whip. Shadow Sneak lets Gourgeist-XL pick off faster foes like Galarian Articuno and Silvally-Ghost. Colbur Berry helps it take Knock Off from foes like Sandslash and Gallade. Running no item helps it switch into Poltergeist users like Trevenant and opposing Gourgeist while weakening Knock Off some a bit. Spell Tag increases Gourgeist-XL's offensive potential, specifically allowing it to always OHKO Charizard and Centiskorch, as well as 2HKOing defensive Eldegoss, but worsens its defensive profile and makes it harder to spinblock Sandslash. Gourgeist-XL has weaknesses to popular Fire- and Ice-types like Centiskorch and Aurorus, so it loves partners that can switch into these Pokemon, like Qwilfish and Gigalith; in return, they appreciate Gourgeist-XL switching into Ground- and Fighting-types like Sandslash and Sawk, spinblocking the former. Qwilfish can also absorb Toxic Spikes, a detriment to Gourgeist-XL.