Support Champions

data/analyses/gen2nu.json

@@ -54,6 +54,7 @@
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   },
+  "Ariados": {"sets": {"Trapper": {}}},
   "Weezing": {
     "sets": {
       "Mixed Attacking Tank": {

data/analyses/gen2zu.json

@@ -1,37 +1,42 @@
 {
-  "Ivysaur": {"sets": {"Swords Dance": {}, "Utility": {}}},
-  "Charmeleon": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}, "Swords Dance": {}}},
-  "Wartortle": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}}},
+  "Ivysaur": {"sets": {"Utility": {}}},
+  "Charmeleon": {"sets": {"Swords Dance": {}, "RestTalk": {}}},
+  "Wartortle": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}, "CurseTalk": {}}},
   "Butterfree": {"sets": {"Utility": {}}},
-  "Bayleef": {"sets": {"Swords Dance": {}, "Support": {}}},
+  "Clefairy": {"sets": {"Curse": {}, "BoltBeam": {}, "Belly Drum": {}}},
+  "Bayleef": {"sets": {"Support": {}, "Swords Dance": {}}},
   "Quilava": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}}},
-  "Croconaw": {"sets": {"Surf Attacker": {}, "Double Coverage": {}, "Curse": {}}},
-  "Togetic": {"sets": {"Curse": {}, "Mixed Attacker": {}}},
-  "Snubbull": {"sets": {"Cleric": {}}},
-  "Koffing": {"sets": {"Offensive": {}, "Tank": {}}},
-  "Sandshrew": {"sets": {"Swords Dance Attacker": {}, "Thief Lead": {}}},
-  "Nidorina": {"sets": {"Curse + Moonlight": {}}},
+  "Croconaw": {"sets": {"Curse + Roar": {}, "Curse": {}}},
+  "Togetic": {"sets": {"Mixed Attacker": {}, "CurseTalk": {}}},
+  "Ariados": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}, "Baton Pass": {}}},
+  "Koffing": {"sets": {"Explosion": {}, "RestTalk": {}}},
+  "Sandshrew": {"sets": {"Swords Dance": {}}},
+  "Nidorina": {"sets": {"Curse": {}}},
   "Nidorino": {"sets": {"Mixed Attacker": {}}},
-  "Parasect": {"sets": {"Double Powder": {}, "Special Sweeper": {}, "Swords Dance": {}}},
-  "Diglett": {"sets": {"Substitute Attacker": {}, "Thief Lead": {}}},
-  "Meowth": {"sets": {"Lead": {}}},
-  "Mankey": {"sets": {"Meditate": {}, "Reversal": {}}},
-  "Weepinbell": {"sets": {"Wallbreaker": {}}},
+  "Parasect": {"sets": {"Utility": {}, "Curse": {}}},
+  "Diglett": {"sets": {"Thief": {}}},
+  "Meowth": {"sets": {"Lead Attacker": {}}},
+  "Mankey": {"sets": {"Meditate": {}}},
+  "Poliwag": {"sets": {"Lead Attacker": {}, "Belly Drum": {}}},
+  "Abra": {"sets": {"Substitute": {}, "RestTalk": {}, "Thief": {}}},
+  "Weepinbell": {"sets": {"Swords Dance": {}}},
   "Tentacool": {"sets": {"Swords Dance": {}}},
-  "Geodude": {"sets": {"Tank": {}}},
+  "Geodude": {"sets": {"Explosion": {}}},
+  "Ponyta": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}, "Lead Attacker": {}}},
   "Slowpoke": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}}},
-  "Doduo": {"sets": {"Attacker": {}, "Flail": {}, "RestTalk": {}}},
-  "Grimer": {"sets": {"Explosion": {}}},
-  "Shellder": {"sets": {"Explosion Lead": {}}},
-  "Onix": {"sets": {"Explosion": {}}},
-  "Voltorb": {"sets": {"Offensive": {}}},
+  "Doduo": {"sets": {"Attacker": {}, "RestTalk": {}}},
+  "Grimer": {"sets": {"Explosion": {}, "CurseTalk": {}}},
+  "Onix": {"sets": {"Substitute": {}, "TREE": {}, "Sharpen": {}}},
+  "Voltorb": {"sets": {"Offensive Utility": {}, "RestTalk": {}}},
   "Goldeen": {"sets": {"Swords Dance": {}}},
-  "Omanyte": {"sets": {"Thief": {}}},
-  "Dratini": {"sets": {"Thunder Wave": {}, "RestTalk": {}}},
-  "Natu": {"sets": {"Wallbreaker": {}}},
-  "Mareep": {"sets": {"Thunder Wave": {}}},
-  "Aipom": {"sets": {"Curse": {}}},
-  "Teddiursa": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}, "Curse + Protect": {}}},
-  "Smoochum": {"sets": {"Special Attacker": {}}},
-  "Magby": {"sets": {"Thief": {}, "Rest": {}, "Barrier": {}}}
+  "Staryu": {"sets": {"Offensive": {}}},
+  "Omanyte": {"sets": {"Substitute Attacker": {}, "Thief": {}}},
+  "Dratini": {"sets": {"RestTalk": {}, "Utility": {}}},
+  "Natu": {"sets": {"Thief": {}}},
+  "Aipom": {"sets": {"Curse": {}, "Baton Pass": {}, "All-Out-Attacker": {}}},
+  "Sunflora": {"sets": {"Utility": {}, "Growth": {}}},
+  "Teddiursa": {"sets": {"Curse + Protect": {}, "RestTalk": {}}},
+  "Houndour": {"sets": {"All-Out-Attacker": {}, "Sunny Day": {}}},
+  "Smoochum": {"sets": {"Thief": {}}},
+  "Magby": {"sets": {"Thief": {}}}
 }

data/analyses/gen4.json

@@ -6020,7 +6020,7 @@
     "vgc2009": {
       "sets": {
         "Rain Sweeper": {
-          "description": "<h4>Set Details</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a powerful rain sweeper, using its solid STAB options to destroy common Pokemon such as Rhyperior and Swampert, while rain-boosted Hydro Pump can blast through non-Water-resistant Pokemon like Metagross. Not only this, but thanks to its movepool, it provides solid supportive options, using Fake Out to allow allies to freely set up the rain or forcing foes to respect the option as well as Protect, allowing for a free turn of positioning or setting up.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ice Beam can be used over Grass Knot as an option to hit Dragon-types like Latios, Garchomp, and Salamence. Icy Wind allows Ludicolo to take advantage of the boosted Speed from Swift Swim, providing speed control outside of rain. Fake Out is another good option, especially when used next to a Rain Dance partner such as Kingdra to allow for easy rain setup. Alternatively, Leech Seed is useful to win against bulkier threats like Cresselia and Bronzong or Water-resistant Pokemon like Gyarados.</p> </li> <li> <p>Lum Berry prevents Ludicolo from being statused by Thunder Wave, Hypnosis, and Dark Void from Zapdos, Bronzong, and Smeargle, respectively. Life Orb can be used on offensive teams to apply even more pressure, though it leaves Ludicolo more prone to paralysis and sleep. Leftovers can be given to Ludicolo in conjunction with Leech Seed, though it generally prefers to play more offensively.</p> </li> <li> <p>252 Speeed EVs allow Ludicolo to, when in rain, outspeed most Choice Scarf Latios.</p> </li> </ul> <h4>Teambuilding</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Thanks to Ludicolo's typing, it tanks hits from Metagross and, when in rain, can retaliate with a 2HKO from Hydro Pump. Hydro Pump also nukes Ground- and Fire-types, namely Rhyperior and Heatran, which Steel-type allies like Metagross greatly appreciate. In return, Metagross can deal with Latios and other Dragon-types, as well as miscellaneous threats like Abomasnow and Snorlax.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo struggles to hit Dragon-types like Latios. They can retaliate with powerful Draco Meteors and Dragon Claws, which Ludicolo has minimal survivability against, considering its frailty. Snorlax, with its good special bulk, can easily tank an attack from Ludicolo and retaliate with big damage. Abomasnow can readily switch in on any of Ludicolo's attacks, shutting down the rain and thus slowing it down, leaving it far more vulnerable to Pokemon such as Zapdos.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a great rain partner for Kingdra, as it can use Fake Out to allow it to set up rain worry-free. When in rain, Kingdra can help take on Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to handle. Zapdos is another good partner for Ludicolo, taking on the Water- and Flying-types that resist Hydro Pump and Grass Knot, respectively; Zapdos hits Pokemon like Suicune, Gyarados, and Togekiss.</p> </li> <li> <p>Allies like Snorlax and Metagross beat the Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to hit, tanking their Draco Meteors and retaliating with big damage. Metagross in particular beats down Abomasnow and can attack Snorlax's weaker Defense effectively.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is commonly seen on Surf spam teams next to Pokemon that can absorb and heal from Surf, like Vaporeon, Lapras, and Toxicroak, or that greatly resist it, namely Kingdra. Ludicolo, on these teams, can set up rain, use Fake Out to allow partners to attack or set up rain undisrupted, utilize Surf, and take ally Surfs with relative ease thanks to its typing.</p> </li> </ul>"
+          "description": "<h4>Set Details</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a powerful rain sweeper, using its solid STAB options to destroy common Pokemon such as Rhyperior and Swampert, while rain-boosted Hydro Pump can blast through non-Water-resistant Pokemon like Metagross. Not only this, but thanks to its movepool, it provides solid supportive options, using Fake Out to allow allies to freely set up the rain or forcing foes to respect the option as well as Protect, allowing for a free turn of positioning or setting up.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ice Beam can be used over Grass Knot as an option to hit Dragon-types like Latios, Garchomp, and Salamence. Icy Wind allows Ludicolo to take advantage of the boosted Speed from Swift Swim, providing speed control outside of rain. Fake Out is another good option, especially when used next to a Rain Dance partner such as Kingdra to allow for easy rain setup. Alternatively, Leech Seed is useful to win against bulkier threats like Cresselia and Bronzong or Water-resistant Pokemon like Gyarados.</p> </li> <li> <p>Lum Berry prevents Ludicolo from being statused by Thunder Wave, Hypnosis, and Dark Void from Zapdos, Bronzong, and Smeargle, respectively. Life Orb can be used on offensive teams to apply even more pressure, though it leaves Ludicolo more prone to paralysis and sleep. Leftovers can be given to Ludicolo in conjunction with Leech Seed, though it generally prefers to play more offensively.</p> </li> <li> <p>252 Speed EVs allow Ludicolo to, when in rain, outspeed most Choice Scarf Latios.</p> </li> </ul> <h4>Teambuilding</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Thanks to Ludicolo's typing, it tanks hits from Metagross and, when in rain, can retaliate with a 2HKO from Hydro Pump. Hydro Pump also nukes Ground- and Fire-types, namely Rhyperior and Heatran, which Steel-type allies like Metagross greatly appreciate. In return, Metagross can deal with Latios and other Dragon-types, as well as miscellaneous threats like Abomasnow and Snorlax.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo struggles to hit Dragon-types like Latios. They can retaliate with powerful Draco Meteors and Dragon Claws, which Ludicolo has minimal survivability against, considering its frailty. Snorlax, with its good special bulk, can easily tank an attack from Ludicolo and retaliate with big damage. Abomasnow can readily switch in on any of Ludicolo's attacks, shutting down the rain and thus slowing it down, leaving it far more vulnerable to Pokemon such as Zapdos.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a great rain partner for Kingdra, as it can use Fake Out to allow it to set up rain worry-free. When in rain, Kingdra can help take on Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to handle. Zapdos is another good partner for Ludicolo, taking on the Water- and Flying-types that resist Hydro Pump and Grass Knot, respectively; Zapdos hits Pokemon like Suicune, Gyarados, and Togekiss.</p> </li> <li> <p>Allies like Snorlax and Metagross beat the Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to hit, tanking their Draco Meteors and retaliating with big damage. Metagross in particular beats down Abomasnow and can attack Snorlax's weaker Defense effectively.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is commonly seen on Surf spam teams next to Pokemon that can absorb and heal from Surf, like Vaporeon, Lapras, and Toxicroak, or that greatly resist it, namely Kingdra. Ludicolo, on these teams, can set up rain, use Fake Out to allow partners to attack or set up rain undisrupted, utilize Surf, and take ally Surfs with relative ease thanks to its typing.</p> </li> </ul>"
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data/analyses/gen4vgc2009.json

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@
   "Ludicolo": {
     "sets": {
       "Rain Sweeper": {
-        "description": "<h4>Set Details</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a powerful rain sweeper, using its solid STAB options to destroy common Pokemon such as Rhyperior and Swampert, while rain-boosted Hydro Pump can blast through non-Water-resistant Pokemon like Metagross. Not only this, but thanks to its movepool, it provides solid supportive options, using Fake Out to allow allies to freely set up the rain or forcing foes to respect the option as well as Protect, allowing for a free turn of positioning or setting up.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ice Beam can be used over Grass Knot as an option to hit Dragon-types like Latios, Garchomp, and Salamence. Icy Wind allows Ludicolo to take advantage of the boosted Speed from Swift Swim, providing speed control outside of rain. Fake Out is another good option, especially when used next to a Rain Dance partner such as Kingdra to allow for easy rain setup. Alternatively, Leech Seed is useful to win against bulkier threats like Cresselia and Bronzong or Water-resistant Pokemon like Gyarados.</p> </li> <li> <p>Lum Berry prevents Ludicolo from being statused by Thunder Wave, Hypnosis, and Dark Void from Zapdos, Bronzong, and Smeargle, respectively. Life Orb can be used on offensive teams to apply even more pressure, though it leaves Ludicolo more prone to paralysis and sleep. Leftovers can be given to Ludicolo in conjunction with Leech Seed, though it generally prefers to play more offensively.</p> </li> <li> <p>252 Speeed EVs allow Ludicolo to, when in rain, outspeed most Choice Scarf Latios.</p> </li> </ul> <h4>Teambuilding</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Thanks to Ludicolo's typing, it tanks hits from Metagross and, when in rain, can retaliate with a 2HKO from Hydro Pump. Hydro Pump also nukes Ground- and Fire-types, namely Rhyperior and Heatran, which Steel-type allies like Metagross greatly appreciate. In return, Metagross can deal with Latios and other Dragon-types, as well as miscellaneous threats like Abomasnow and Snorlax.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo struggles to hit Dragon-types like Latios. They can retaliate with powerful Draco Meteors and Dragon Claws, which Ludicolo has minimal survivability against, considering its frailty. Snorlax, with its good special bulk, can easily tank an attack from Ludicolo and retaliate with big damage. Abomasnow can readily switch in on any of Ludicolo's attacks, shutting down the rain and thus slowing it down, leaving it far more vulnerable to Pokemon such as Zapdos.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a great rain partner for Kingdra, as it can use Fake Out to allow it to set up rain worry-free. When in rain, Kingdra can help take on Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to handle. Zapdos is another good partner for Ludicolo, taking on the Water- and Flying-types that resist Hydro Pump and Grass Knot, respectively; Zapdos hits Pokemon like Suicune, Gyarados, and Togekiss.</p> </li> <li> <p>Allies like Snorlax and Metagross beat the Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to hit, tanking their Draco Meteors and retaliating with big damage. Metagross in particular beats down Abomasnow and can attack Snorlax's weaker Defense effectively.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is commonly seen on Surf spam teams next to Pokemon that can absorb and heal from Surf, like Vaporeon, Lapras, and Toxicroak, or that greatly resist it, namely Kingdra. Ludicolo, on these teams, can set up rain, use Fake Out to allow partners to attack or set up rain undisrupted, utilize Surf, and take ally Surfs with relative ease thanks to its typing.</p> </li> </ul>"
+        "description": "<h4>Set Details</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a powerful rain sweeper, using its solid STAB options to destroy common Pokemon such as Rhyperior and Swampert, while rain-boosted Hydro Pump can blast through non-Water-resistant Pokemon like Metagross. Not only this, but thanks to its movepool, it provides solid supportive options, using Fake Out to allow allies to freely set up the rain or forcing foes to respect the option as well as Protect, allowing for a free turn of positioning or setting up.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ice Beam can be used over Grass Knot as an option to hit Dragon-types like Latios, Garchomp, and Salamence. Icy Wind allows Ludicolo to take advantage of the boosted Speed from Swift Swim, providing speed control outside of rain. Fake Out is another good option, especially when used next to a Rain Dance partner such as Kingdra to allow for easy rain setup. Alternatively, Leech Seed is useful to win against bulkier threats like Cresselia and Bronzong or Water-resistant Pokemon like Gyarados.</p> </li> <li> <p>Lum Berry prevents Ludicolo from being statused by Thunder Wave, Hypnosis, and Dark Void from Zapdos, Bronzong, and Smeargle, respectively. Life Orb can be used on offensive teams to apply even more pressure, though it leaves Ludicolo more prone to paralysis and sleep. Leftovers can be given to Ludicolo in conjunction with Leech Seed, though it generally prefers to play more offensively.</p> </li> <li> <p>252 Speed EVs allow Ludicolo to, when in rain, outspeed most Choice Scarf Latios.</p> </li> </ul> <h4>Teambuilding</h4> <ul> <li> <p>Thanks to Ludicolo's typing, it tanks hits from Metagross and, when in rain, can retaliate with a 2HKO from Hydro Pump. Hydro Pump also nukes Ground- and Fire-types, namely Rhyperior and Heatran, which Steel-type allies like Metagross greatly appreciate. In return, Metagross can deal with Latios and other Dragon-types, as well as miscellaneous threats like Abomasnow and Snorlax.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo struggles to hit Dragon-types like Latios. They can retaliate with powerful Draco Meteors and Dragon Claws, which Ludicolo has minimal survivability against, considering its frailty. Snorlax, with its good special bulk, can easily tank an attack from Ludicolo and retaliate with big damage. Abomasnow can readily switch in on any of Ludicolo's attacks, shutting down the rain and thus slowing it down, leaving it far more vulnerable to Pokemon such as Zapdos.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is a great rain partner for Kingdra, as it can use Fake Out to allow it to set up rain worry-free. When in rain, Kingdra can help take on Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to handle. Zapdos is another good partner for Ludicolo, taking on the Water- and Flying-types that resist Hydro Pump and Grass Knot, respectively; Zapdos hits Pokemon like Suicune, Gyarados, and Togekiss.</p> </li> <li> <p>Allies like Snorlax and Metagross beat the Dragon-types that Ludicolo struggles to hit, tanking their Draco Meteors and retaliating with big damage. Metagross in particular beats down Abomasnow and can attack Snorlax's weaker Defense effectively.</p> </li> <li> <p>Ludicolo is commonly seen on Surf spam teams next to Pokemon that can absorb and heal from Surf, like Vaporeon, Lapras, and Toxicroak, or that greatly resist it, namely Kingdra. Ludicolo, on these teams, can set up rain, use Fake Out to allow partners to attack or set up rain undisrupted, utilize Surf, and take ally Surfs with relative ease thanks to its typing.</p> </li> </ul>"
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