Movesets et sets compétitifs de Okidogi

Assault Vest Okidogi is a bulky Pokemon capable of trading damage and acting as a deterrent to Intimidate thanks to Guard Dog. Okidogi is primarily used to punish Fake Out users like Incineroar and Rillaboom. Gunk Shot is Okidogi's primary Poison-type STAB move, notably securing an OHKO on Rillaboom, bulky Ogerpon-W and Ogerpon-H, and frailer Flutter Mane variants while securing a 2HKO on Bold Flutter Mane. Poison Jab is also usable, trading damage for consistent accuracy. Upper Hand pressures the opponent to not use any priority moves while Okidogi is on the field; this is notably useful against Fake Out users. Okidogi struggles to damage Gholdengo and Landorus with its STAB combination, forcing it to run coverage moves. However, it can only fit one coverage move, so it must choose between a move to deal with Gholdengo and a move to deal with Landorus. Knock Off notably deals super effective damage to Gholdengo, Indeedee-F, and Iron Crown; Ice Punch is coverage for Landorus. High Horsepower maintains Okidogi's ability to hit Gholdengo and Iron Crown while also allowing it to hit Raging Bolt and Tera Poison Landorus. Assault Vest allows Okidogi to survive special attacks such as Life Orb Ursaluna-B's Tera Normal Blood Moon or Earth Power. Assault Vest also turns offensive Raging Bolt's Thunderbolt and Choice Specs Gholdengo's Shadow Ball into 3HKOs. This EV spread allows Okidogi to OHKO Rillaboom with Gunk Shot, OHKO bulkier Landorus variants with Ice Punch, OHKO bulkless Ogerpon-H with Poison Jab, and 2HKO offensive Raging Bolt with High Horsepower. The Speed lets Okidogi outspeed Jolly Chien-Pao in Tailwind and most Raging Bolt. Both Tera Water and Dragon give Okidogi resistances to Water-type attacks such as Urshifu-R's Surging Strikes and Fire-type attacks such as Ogerpon-H's Ivy Cudgel while removing Okidogi's Psychic and Ground weaknesses. Tera Water does not give Okidogi weaknesses to Fairy-type attacks such as Flutter Mane's Moonblast and Dazzling Gleam, but it does make Okidogi weak to Grass-type attacks such as Rillaboom's Wood Hammer and Ogerpon-W's Horn Leech. Tera Dragon has the benefit of not making Okidogi weak to Grass, unlike Tera Water, allowing Okidogi to beat Ogerpon-H and Ogerpon-W.

With its incredible natural bulk and invaluable secondary Fighting typing, Okidogi serves as an incredible Bulk Up sweeper for Poison teams, enabling them to have a fighting chance against the likes of Dark and Steel. Drain Punch is used to provide Okidogi with long-term sustain and check the likes of Bisharp and Hisuian Goodra comfortably. Knock Off threatens Ghost- and Psychic-types like Gholdengo, Hisuian Zoroark, and Galarian Slowking along with removing crucial held items like Skarmory's Rocky Helmet and Toxapex's Black Sludge. Finally, Okidogi has two valuable utility options, with Substitute being the preferred one, as it can be used against foes Okidogi forces out like Hisuian Goodra and Blissey. This lets Okidogi scout incoming switches from the likes of Latios and Hisuian Zoroark along with helping deny Scald burns from Alomomola, Salt Cure from Garganacl, and Thunder Wave from Gholdengo and Archaludon. Alternatively, Taunt can be used to exploit the likes of Skarmory and Toxapex, turning otherwise infuriating checks into setup fodder. Alolan Muk is a vital teammate, with its Dark typing helping it threaten Psychic- and Ghost-types that cause significant headaches for Okidogi like Deoxys-S, Hatterene, and Spectrier along with letting it answer special attackers that would devastate Okidogi such as Psychic Noise Primarina and Psychic Volcarona. Assault Vest Galarian Slowking can help wear down the likes of Zapdos, Latios, and Pelipper with its strong movepool; it can also use Future Sight to help pressure Poison-type walls such as Toxapex and Pecharunt, which can effortlessly handle Okidogi otherwise. Amoonguss acts as a comfortable check to the likes of Ogerpon-W, Urshifu-R, and Great Tusk along with being able to use Spore to give Okidogi free turns to set up with Bulk Up. Galarian Weezing can use Defog to clear entry hazards and use Will-O-Wisp to weaken physical attackers such as Hippowdon and Ogerpon-C, enabling Okidogi to come in on greatly weakened attacks and easily set up. Iron Moth serves as a fantastic offensive complement to Okidogi, as it can easily remove the likes of Gholdengo and Excadrill with its STAB Flamethrower as well as Pelipper and Great Tusk with its strong coverage in Discharge and Energy Ball, eliminating key problems for Okidogi. Okidogi, in return, is able to pressure special walls like Hisuian Goodra and Ting-Lu with Drain Punch. Pecharunt can provide a strong blanket physical check to the likes of Ogerpon-H and Iron Hands along with being able to pivot Okidogi in with Parting Shot. Alternatively, Nasty Plot Pecharunt can help wear down problematic checks like Gliscor and Galarian Weezing. Salazzle and Glimmora can provide Corrosion Toxic support to wear down opposing walls such as Corviknight, Toxapex, and Pecharunt, greatly limiting their ability to check Okidogi. Salazzle and Glimmora can also provide further support, as Salazzle can use Flamethrower to pressure Gholdengo and Encore to lock foes like Bisharp and Lokix into Sucker Punch, enabling Okidogi to enter the field safely and remove them with Drain Punch for recovery. Glimmora, meanwhile, can use Stealth Rock and Power Gem to pressure Flying-types like Tornadus-T and Dragonite, greatly limiting their ability to come in on Okidogi.

Okidogi finds a solid role on Fighting teams thanks to its Fairy-type neutrality and incredible natural bulk that allows it to serve as an incredible wincon. Bulk Up allows Okidogi to become an unstoppable force, allowing its attacks to muscle past foes such as Azumarill, along with being able to make physical attacks from the likes of Chien-Pao and the Ogerpon formes negligible. Drain Punch is Okidogi's Fighting-type STAB move of choice, providing a solid recovery and wallbreaking tool in one slot. Poison Jab is vital in allowing Okidogi to check key Fairy-type Pokemon such as Azumarill, Clefable, and Enamorus, while Gunk Shot provides a strong-but-risky power boost over Poison Jab, OHKOing threats like Primarina and Clefable while 2HKOing Amoonguss after a Bulk Up along with avoiding Rocky Helmet chip damage. Knock Off provides key utility, allowing Okidogi to hit Ghost-types like Gholdengo, Flutter Mane, and Dragapult that would otherwise wall it, along with removing items such as Heavy-Duty Boots, making switch-ins such as Pecharunt less reliable. Both Toxic Chain and Guard Dog provide immense utility, with Toxic Chain being able to put walls such as Quagsire and Skeledirge on a timer, which may come in to stop Okidogi, while Guard Dog prevents Intimidate from the likes of Gyarados from stopping it. The EV spread is used to maximize Okidogi's bulk, allowing it to survive threatening attacks like +2 Hydreigon's Earth Power, Choice Specs Walking Wake's Draco Meteor, and Tornadus-T's Hurricane all while still getting the jump on threats like Adamant nature Azumarill. Great Tusk assists Okidogi by scaring out Poison-type threats like Pecharunt and Toxapex with its Ground-type STAB moves and providing entry hazard support with Stealth Rock and Rapid Spin. In return, Okidogi assists Great Tusk by scaring away Fairy-types like Clefable and Enamorus. Choice Specs Iron Valiant's high Special Attack can crush physical walls like Toxapex, Archaludon, and Sableye that would otherwise stop Okidogi, while Okidogi can scare off Steel-types like Choice Scarf Gholdengo, Hisuian Goodra, and Scizor. Iron Hands serves as a specially bulky compliment to Okidogi, being able to pivot Okidogi in with Volt switch and check bulky Water-types like Toxapex and Pelipper. Sneasler provides a complement to Okidogi thanks to its high Speed and more immediate power allowing it to remove blockades like Hatterene and Primarina that would otherwise cause Okidogi problems. Along with spreading status with Poison Touch and Dire Claw should Okidogi be using Guard Dog. Breloom can effortlessly deal with Unaware walls such as Dondozo, Clodsire, and Quagsire thanks to its incredible Grass-type STAB moves, along with using Spore to provide a safe switch in and setup turns for Okidogi. Keldeo with its Water typing can take on Fire- and Ground-types attempting to burn or remove Okidogi such as Skeledirge, Moltres, and the Landorus formes. Gallade threatens out the Poison-types that would usually wall Okidogi such as Toxapex and Clodsire thanks to its Psychic-type STAB moves, allowing for Okidogi to safely set up. Choice Band Zamazenta's incredible Speed tier allows it to remove foes such as Iron Valiant, Chien-Pao, and Gouging Fire, which can cause issues for Okidogi. Galarian Zapdos provides a solid Ground-immune Pokemon and can check bulky walls Okidogi struggles with like Amoonguss. Choice Scarf Urshifu-R can easily outspeed and remove Gliscor and the Landorus formes, which Okidogi notably struggles with, while Okidogi handles the Grass-types like Hydrapple and Meowscarada that threaten Urshifu-R out.

With a Choice Scarf, Okidogi becomes a surprising threat on Poison teams, leveraging its immense coverage movepool and superior bulk over its competition in Sneasler to check dangerous targets like Landorus and Spectrier. Close Combat targets common Dark- and Steel-type threats such as Hydreigon, Bisharp, and Heatran. Knock Off threatens Ghost- and Psychic-type threats like Dragapult, Spectrier, and Latios that would switch into Close Combat along with providing item removal. Ice Punch OHKOes Landorus, an immense issue for Poison, along with other Flying-type foes such as Dragonite and Gliscor. Gunk Shot provides a strong secondary STAB move that can remove targets including Ogerpon-H, Flutter Mane, and Iron Valiant. Alternatively, High Horsepower can be used to deal with opposing Poison-types like Clodsire, Sneasler, and Iron Moth. Iron Moth forms a solid offensive core with Okidogi, removing physical walls such as Galarian Weezing, Corviknight, Skarmory, and Forretress while appreciating Okidogi's ability to remove special walls like Clodsire, Heatran, and Blissey. Glimmora, Overqwil, and Clodsire all provide support by laying entry hazards to chip down threats like Toxapex, Dragapult, and Gholdengo. Glimmora continues to support Okidogi by threatening problematic Flying-types like Moltres and Zapdos along with spreading Corrosion Toxic to chip down physical walls like Galarian Weezing and Pecharunt. Overqwil deals with physical Psychic- and Ghost-types like Iron Boulder, Gallade, and Ceruledge. Clodsire deals with Fire-type threats like Volcarona and Iron Moth. Galarian Weezing, thanks to Levitate, provides immense support with Defog to remove entry hazards to give Okidogi safe entry along with handling threats such as Great Tusk, Sableye, and Choice Scarf Roaring Moon that threaten Okidogi immensely. Galarian Weezing can also use Will-O-Wisp to both chip down targets and give Okidogi safe entry against weakened physical attackers. Amoonguss helps deal with Ground- and Water-type foes including Great Tusk, Swampert, and Urshifu-R along with providing safe entry with Spore. Toxapex provides a solid way to deal with threats like Scizor that can threaten Okidogi with priority along with handling Araquanid. Alolan Muk handles powerful special attackers like Espathra, Latias, and Hisuian Zoroark along with removing Choice Scarf from the likes of Gholdengo and Hoopa-U thanks to Knock Off.

Assault Vest Okidogi can serve as a solid special tank for Fighting teams, entering in on special attackers like Enamorus and Dragapult and threatening them back. Gunk Shot cleanly removes Azumarill and Flutter Mane for its teammates. Knock Off checks Ghost-types like Dragapult and Hisuian Zoroark, along with removing Rocky Helmet from the likes of Skarmory and Toxapex. Finally, Ice Punch enables Okidogi to threaten Flying- and Ground-types like Zapdos and Choice Scarf Landorus. The given EV spread enables Okidogi to outspeed Adamant Azumarill while maximizing its special bulk. Great Tusk provides immense utility for Okidogi, cleaning away entry hazards with Rapid Spin, setting Stealth Rock to wear down checks like Tornadus-T, and taking on Electric- and Poison-types like Iron Hands, non-Air Balloon Raging Bolt, and Toxapex with its Ground-type STAB moves. Iron Hands vitally complements Okidogi, reliably handling the Flying- and Water-types that Okidogi crumples against such as Tornadus-T, Pelipper, and Toxapex, while Swords Dance variants can break through Iron Defense Skarmory and bulky Gholdengo for it. Choice Specs Iron Valiant can outspeed and check threats like Latios and Garchomp with Moonblast for Okidogi, while also checking physical walls such as Moltres and Pecharunt with coverage options like Thunderbolt and Shadow Ball. Assault Vest Gallade can come in on special attackers that threaten Okidogi with Psychic-type attacks such as Latios, Greninja, and Volcarona, along with checking Poison-types such as Galarian Weezing and Iron Moth with Psycho Cut. Urshifu-R and Keldeo handle Fire- and Ground-types such as Ceruledge, Iron Treads, and Gliscor. Urshifu-R can be run with Choice Scarf to help handle faster targets for Okidogi, preventing it from being worn down by foes like Choice Specs Flutter Mane. Scrafty provides a helpful Psychic immunity along with Ghost resistance, allowing it to come in against Greninja and Hisuian Zoroark comfortably and threaten back with Knock Off while greatly enjoying Okidogi's presence warding off Primarina. Hisuian Lilligant can help take problematic Ground-types like Great Tusk and Hippowdon for Okidogi and can also run Healing Wish to fully heal Okidogi in the Fairy matchup if necessary.

Okidogi's Speed investment lets it outspeed Dragapult and Adamant Choice Scarf Landorus-T in Tailwind.

Okidogi serves Poison teams as a valuable win condition thanks to Bulk Up enabling it to crush types such as Steel and Dark late-game. Drain Punch enables Okidogi to stay healthy while dealing with threats such as Ting-Lu, Bisharp, and Heatran. Knock Off provides solid coverage, hitting Psychic- and Ghost-types like Galarian Slowking and Mega Sableye along with removing annoying held items like Skarmory's Rocky Helmet. Substitute allows Okidogi to safely set up in front of threats such as Sableye and Hisuian Goodra. The first EV spread enables Okidogi to outspeed Jolly Ursaluna and Modest Magnezone while maximizing its special bulk to comfortably take on the likes of Heatran and Kyurem; it also lets Okidogi survive Choice Band Excadrill's Earthquake after a Bulk Up. The second set trades a bit of special bulk while enabling it to outspeed Adamant Bisharp and Modest Volcanion. Alolan Muk is an essential teammate, being able to remove the Psychic- and Ghost-types that majorly threaten Okidogi such as Tapu Lele, Alolan Raichu, and Blacephalon. Toxapex can handle physical attackers such as Mega Scizor, Cinderace, and Barraskewda along with being able to burn foes with Scald, enabling Okidogi to easily set up on physical attackers like Ting-Lu and Corviknight. Mega Venusaur provides Leech Seed support to give Okidogi an easier time getting in and setting up along with handling Ground- and Water-types like Landorus-T, Mamoswine, and Urshifu-R. Galarian Slowking can set Future Sight to pressure checks such as Great Tusk and can bring Okidogi in safely with Chilly Reception. Choice Scarf Nihilego provides incredible speed control, being able to check threats like Tornadus-T, Volcarona, and Kommo-o along with removing Landorus with Hidden Power Ice. Nidoking can obliterate the physically defensive walls wishing to take on Okidogi such as Iron Defense Skarmory, Pecharunt, and Gliscor and in return appreciates Okidogi removing special walls like Blissey and Ting-Lu.