Swords Dance
ZU Generación 8- Objeto
- Leftovers
- Habilidad
- Pastel Veil
- Naturaleza
- Jolly
- EVs
- Ataque 252 / Defensa 4 / Velocidad 252
Movimientos
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Precisión — PP 20
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Potencia 90 Precisión 90 PP 10
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Análisis
In a tier with few Fairy-types, Galarian Rapidash holds a unique niche as the fastest and physically strongest one in ZU. This gives it a distinct purpose over other wallbreakers, as its rare typing lets it take on bulky staples like Appletun and Poliwrath. Its immunity to Toxic also allows it to use status-reliant walls like Altaria and Miltank as setup fodder. Unfortunately, its few resistances and low bulk make it difficult to consistently set up Swords Dance. High Horsepower is an extremely useful coverage tool that hits Poison-types like Qwilfish and Silvally-Poison, as well as Fire-types like Rapidash and Coalossal. Morning Sun provides valuable recovery to preserve Galarian Rapidash's longevity, as does holding Leftovers. Swords Dance Galarian Rapidash is typically reserved for offensive teams that value its Speed and coverage. Galarian Rapidash's low bulk and relatively few resistances make it reliant on VoltTurn support to safely threaten the opponent. As a result, it favors offensive pivots like Thwackey, Manectric, and the Silvally formes as partners, which can lure in Pokemon like Clefairy and Altaria for Galarian Rapidash. Knock Off users like Throh, Alolan Persian, and Thwackey are also very helpful for Galarian Rapidash, letting it further threaten Eviolite users like Tangela and Gurdurr. Entry hazards are another important part of wearing down foes to facilitate Galarian Rapidash's breaking ability, so threatening entry hazard setters like Rhydon and Qwilfish are essential; entry hazard setters pair well with the VoltTurn and Knock Off partners that also benefit Galarian Rapidash.