Offensive Support
NU Generación 9- Objeto
- Mineral Evol
- Naturaleza
- Modest
- Tipo Tera
- Hada Fantasma Volador
- EVs
- PS 160 / At. Esp. 96 / Def. Esp. 252
Movimientos
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Potencia 130 Precisión 90 PP 5
Hace que grandes cometas caigan del cielo sobre el objetivo. Baja mucho el Ataque Especial del que lo usa.
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Potencia 80 Precisión 100 PP 10
El usuario concentra toda la luz del cuerpo y la libera. Puede bajar la Defensa Especial del objetivo.
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Análisis
Set Details Draco Meteor dents bulky walls like Bellibolt, Houndstone, and opposing Duraludon. Flash Cannon offers a decently powered STAB attack to chip foes like Gligar and Tsareena while hitting Sylveon and Scream Tail super effectively. Thunder Wave threatens fast foes like Munkidori, Flamigo, and Paldean Tauros-W, aiding slower teammates such as Chandelure. Stealth Rock can be run to make Duraludon into an entry hazard setter. Alternatively, Roar works to phaze out setup sweepers like Uxie and even Fairy-types such as Scream Tail while preventing Vaporeon from receiving its Wish. Alternatively, Body Press allows Duraludon to hit Steel-types like Copperajah that can tank its STAB attacks while handling Dark-types such as Incineroar and Scrafty. The EV ensures Duraludon can OHKO Cinccino with Draco Meteor. Duraludon can opt to run 56 Speed EVs to outpace foes like bulky Sylveon and Rhyperior. Light Metal is preferred over Heavy Metal to minimize Low Kick damage from Ambipom and Decidueye. Tera Fairy gives Duraludon a better matchup against Pokemon like Flygon and Flamigo, while Tera Ghost gives it an immunity to Fighting-types and lets it simultaneously block and threaten Rapid Spin users like Tsareena and Brambleghast. Tera Flying allows it to maintain the Fighting resistance while making it immune to Ground-type attacks from Pokemon like Swampert, Gligar, and Flygon. Duraludon synergizes greatly with Pokemon like Incineroar, Swampert, and Sylveon, as they can better handle wallbreakers like Chandelure, Munkidori, and Goodra. Physical tanks like Galarian Slowbro, Houndstone, and Amoonguss help Duraludon deal with wallbreakers like Flygon, Toxicroak, and Heracross. Gligar is especially notable, acting as a Ground- and Fighting-type check against Rhyperior and Flamigo while also providing Knock Off and Toxic support as well as extra entry hazard stacking in Spikes. On hazard-stacking teams, Duraludon benefits from spinblockers like Brambleghast, Chandelure, and Houndstone to maintain its hazards. Wallbreakers like Toxicroak, Basculegion-M, and Munkidori support Duraludon by breaking down bulky walls like Vaporeon, Chansey, and Wo-Chien. Offensive setup sweepers like Incineroar, Munkidori, and Uxie appreciate Duraludon's Thunder Wave allowing them to outspeed fast threats like Paldean Tauros-W, Ambipom, and Choice Scarf Flamigo. In particular, Uxie is a great partner for Duraludon, since it can freely set up Nasty Plot against walls like Bronzong and Vaporeon while checking Fighting- and Ground-types like Flamigo and Gligar. In exchange, Duraludon can deal with Electric-types like Bellibolt and Kilowattrel. Wish passers such as Vaporeon, Sylveon, and Scream Tail benefit from Duraludon checking Pokemon like Cinccino and Overqwil. In return, their Wish support allows it to repeatedly switch into foes like Munkidori, Basculegion-M, and Gligar.
