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Flower Trick demolishes Water-types such as Primarina, Urshifu-R, and Manaphy. Knock Off crushes Psychic- and Ghost-types such as Cresselia, Espathra, and Skeledirge. Triple Axel hits Dragon-types like Raging Bolt, Flying-types such as Zapdos and both Landorus formes, and Grass-types like opposing Meowscarada and Whimsicott super effectively. Meowscarada's last moveslot is pretty flexible; Giga Impact is its overall strongest pick, taking down foes such as non-Choice Scarf Porygon-Z and low-invested Ogerpon-W and Walking Wake; Play Rough deals with Fighting-types like Urshifu-S and Annihilape and is a better move against some Dragon-types, notably Walking Wake and Kyurem; Thunder Punch is a great option for Corviknight, against which Meowscarada would otherwise have a hard time; Low Kick hits Hisuian Goodra and Kyurem for more damage. A Jolly nature ensures Meowscarada outspeeds Greninja, Serperior, Ogerpon-W, and non-Speed Booster Energy Iron Valiant, while an Adamant nature provides some additional firepower to this set, allowing feats such as OHKOing Custap Berry Skeledirge and most Metagross variants with Knock Off, Porygon-Z with Triple Axel, and Annihilape with Play Rough. Meowscarada struggles against faster Pokemon like Speed Energy Booster Iron Valiant and Choice Scarf users such as Hoopa-U, so it appreciates partners that can deal with them like Hisuian Goodra, Pecharunt, and Corviknight.

Choice Band Meowscarada turns the tables on typical checks of its Choice Scarf set, as it 2HKOes Skarmory and Toxapex with minimal chip damage, allowing it to cut through bulkier Water, Flying, and Ground teams. Knock Off removes annoying items like Rocky Helmet and Heavy-Duty Boots on the aforementioned Skarmory and Toxapex, allowing Meowscarada to freely spam Triple Axel and Flower Trick on Flying and Water teams, which at least 2HKOes any Pokemon on these types. Triple Axel is also able to OHKO all the Ogerpon formes and 2HKO Gouging Fire and Corviknight after Stealth Rock damage. Flower Trick OHKOes Primarina and ignores Reflect, which is helpful in the Fairy matchup. U-turn lets Meowscarada pivot out of checks like Archaludon, Porygon2, and Torkoal to bring in teammates such as Choice Specs Hydreigon and Hoopa-U that remove these threats. Choice Band Meowscarada gets outsped by Flutter Mane and Choice Scarf Iron Valiant, thus being unable to deal with them. However, the lack of Speed can be remedied by pairing it with teammates like Choice Scarf Hoopa-U and Greninja, which can outspeed and remove these threats. Alternatively, Hoopa-U can use a Trick Room or a Choice Specs set to work with Meowscarada to pressure offensive teams like Fighting and Dragon or further batter down opposing defensive cores, as Hoopa-U is able to OHKO Archaludon, Toxapex, and Skarmory. In return, Meowscarada is able to 2HKO specially defensive Corviknight, which Hoopa-U and Greninja appreciate. Choice Specs Greninja and Hydreigon also fullfill these roles, with Greninja having the perk of being able to outspeed the Ogerpon formes and OHKO Moltres, while Hydreigon OHKOes Archaludon and is a Ground-immune teammate that is vital in the matchup against sand-based Ground teams. Bisharp appreciates Meowscarada removing its checks like Skarmory and in return provides priority in Sucker Punch. Entry hazards from Ting-Lu are appreciated, as Meowscarada needs Stealth Rock chip damage to be able to 2HKO Toxapex and Skarmory; Ting-Lu also functions as a defensive pivot against Fairy-types like Flutter Mane and Enamorus. Hisuian Samurott is an alternative, as it is able to stack Spikes more efficiently against the opposing team and provides a Fire resistance that is helpful against Volcarona and Ceruledge. Alolan Muk provides a Fairy neutrality, which lets it come into Flutter Mane and Hatterene with ease, and in return, Meowscarada eviscerates Ground-types like Landorus that cause trouble for Alolan Muk. Sableye provides a Fighting immunity, which is helpful against Zamazenta and gives Meowscarada a switch-in to Body Press Skarmory.

Choice Scarf Meowscarada provides incredible speed control for Dark teams, being able to outspeed and handle threats such as Flutter Mane, Tornadus-T, and Greninja for its teammates. Flower Trick lets Meowscarada deal with the likes of Flutter Mane, Ting-Lu, and Primarina comfortably. Knock Off takes care of Ghost- and Psychic-types like Gholdengo, Spectrier, and Latios along with removing held items like Archaludon's and Corviknight's Leftovers and Toxapex's Heavy-Duty Boots. Triple Axel can handle Flying- and Dragon-types such as Landorus, Dragonite, and Roaring Moon. Alternatively, Play Rough can pressure opposing Dark-types such as Darkrai while also handling Fighting-types such as Iron Valiant and Gallade. Finally, U-turn provides Meowscarada a way to keep up momentum while also handling Hoopa-U. Ting-Lu provides great defensive support for Meowscarada, helping to deal with special threats like Choice Scarf Flutter Mane, Raging Bolt, and Iron Moth. Ting-Lu also can set up entry hazards, wearing down checks such as Archaludon and Hippowdon along with handling Steel- and Poison-types such as Heatran, Toxapex, and Sneasler with Earthquake. Mandibuzz can safely pivot Meowscarada in with U-turn and check physical attackers such as Excadrill, Scizor, and Choice Scarf Dragapult with Foul Play. Choice Specs Greninja complements Meowscarada, dealing with Fire-types and physical walls like Iron Moth, Moltres, and Skarmory with Surf. It can also use coverage like Extrasensory or Sludge Wave to better handle problems like Toxapex and the Ogerpon formes, respectively. Hisuian Samurott and Bisharp provide Sucker Punch speed control, dealing with targets faster than Meowscarada like Dragon Dance Dragapult and Swift Swim Barraskewda. Hisuian Samurott also applies further pressure against teams with Spikes from Ceaseless Edge, while Sacred Sword deals with Archaludon and Hisuian Goodra. Bisharp can use Iron Head to help pressure Fairy-types like Hatterene and Clefable for Meowscarada. Assault Vest Hoopa-U can come in on special threats like Galarian Weezing and Kyurem for Meowscarada and answer them with options such as Focus Blast and Psychic. Nasty Plot Darkrai can help break checks such as Pecharunt and bulky Gholdengo with Dark Pulse and uses Sludge Bomb to handle Iron Valiant. Sableye can blanket wall Fighting-types like Iron Hands and Sneasler for Meowscarada alongside using Encore to trap targets like Clodsire and Blissey into undesirable recovery options.

Choice Scarf Meowscarada provides incredible speed control for Grass teams, being able to outspeed and handle threats such as Choice Specs Flutter Mane, Tornadus-T, and Greninja for its teammates. Flower Trick is Meowscarada's strongest offensive option, dealing with the likes of Choice Specs Flutter Mane and Ting-Lu. Knock Off removes Ghost and Psychic-types like offensive Gholdengo, Spectrier, and Latios while removing held items like Archaludon's Leftovers and Toxapex's Rocky Helmet. Triple Axel can handle Flying- and Dragon-types such as Landorus, Dragonite, and Roaring Moon. Finally U-turn provides Meowscarada a way to keep up momentum while threatening Hoopa-U. Both Ogerpon-H and Ogerpon-C can support Meowscarada by threatening Ice-types like Avalugg, Articuno, and Alolan Ninetales. Ogerpon-H can further support Meowscarada by handling problematic Steel-types such as Skarmory, Scizor, and bulky Gholdengo while absorbing Will-O-Wisp from Galarian Weezing and Sableye. Alternatively, Ogerpon-C can check Fire-types such as Volcarona and Moltres. Amoonguss complements Meowscarada defensively by dealing with Fighting- and Fairy-types like Iron Hands, Iron Valiant, and Choice Scarf Flutter Mane; it also absorbs Toxic Spikes to prevent Meowscarada being worn down and uses Spore to get Meowscarada in safely. Sinistcha can also check Fighting-types like Iron Hands and Sneasler as well as Body Press Skarmory. Sinistcha can also use its high Special Attack to break problematic physical walls such as Archaludon and Galarian Weezing. Brambleghast can provide Rapid Spin support to keep Meowscarada healthy and set Spikes to help wear down would-be checks like Archaludon and Toxapex. Hisuian Lilligant can break through Steel- and Dark-types such as Heatran, Bisharp, and Hydreigon. Hydrapple is not weak to Fire and can use Earth Power to check Fire-types such as Heatran and Volcanion.

Meowscarada is a powerful offensive pivot, utilizing a combination of Protean and high-powered attacks to thrive in the metagame. With an Attack donation, Meowscarada gains a much-needed power boost alongside its naturally high Speed, allowing it to hit hard and fast. Move-wise, Flower Trick and Knock Off are Meowscarada's most spammable moves, while Triple Axel nails would-be switch-ins such as Landorus-T and Mandibuzz. U-turn allows Meowscarada to create momentum to exploit the offensive pressure it is able to apply. Heavy-Duty Boots allows Meowscarada to pivot in multiple times throughout the game, while Choice Band boosts Meowscarada's power to higher levels, and Choice Scarf improves Meowscarada's speed control potential. Tera Grass is chosen to amplify Flower Trick to even higher levels, although Tera Dark is still a viable option to boost Knock Off. High Attack gods like Calyrex-I and Groudon are excellent for Meowscarada to inherit from. Furthermore, Calyrex-I and Groudon both appreciate Meowscarada's ability to break bulky Water-types such as Rotom-W, while Groudon also breaks Steel-types such as Heatran in turn. However, other Gods such as Zacian-C and Ho-Oh are acceptable alternatives, as they grant small but still noticeable Attack increases. Though Meowscarada functions as a powerful offensive pivot, it is quite frail, thus making defensive pivots such as Rotom-W, Landorus-T, and Pecharunt highly appreciated to allow Meowscarada to enter the field. Meowscarada also appreciates special attackers such as Iron Moth, Hisuian Electrode, and Landorus to break opposing physical walls such as Skarmory, Moltres, and Clefable as well as Pokemon walling all of its coverage like Zacian-C, with the former two also forming a VoltTurn core with Meowscarada. Lastly, Stealth Rock and Spikes users such as Skarmory and Ting-Lu are advantageous, as Meowscarada is able to remove foes' Heavy-Duty Boots with Knock Off and accumulate chip damage through entry hazards and U-turn.

Choice Scarf Meowscarada serves as the fastest viable Choice Scarf user in the format, able to revenge kill Pokemon like Dragon Dance Dragonite, Scale Shot Garchomp, and Choice Scarf Tapu Lele. Flower Trick is very useful against Iron Defense Zamazenta as well as Landorus-T attempting to weaken it Meowscarada with Intimidate. Knock Off's fast item removal can support Meowscarada's team by removing crucial items like Heavy-Duty Boots and Leftovers from Pokemon like Kyurem, Hatterene, and Moltres. U-turn allows Meowscarada to pivot out of bad matchups like Ferrothorn, Heatran, and Moltres, and Triple Axel covers Flying- and Dragon-type Pokemon like Zapdos, Dragonite, and Raging Bolt that aren't threatened by Meowscarada's main attacking options. Protean lets squeeze out extra power from Triple Axel and U-turn via STAB, notably allowing Triple Axel to secure KOs on threats like Mega Latios and Raging Bolt after slight chip damage. Balance and bulky offense teams appreciate its Meowscarada's ability to threaten common methods of speed control. Choice Scarf Meowscarada fits best on teams that appreciate its unmatched level of speed control, as it can handle faster Pokemon for its teammates, such as Tornadus-T and opposing Choice Scarf users like Landorus-T and Urshifu-R. Because of Meowscarada's ability to force switches and remove Heavy-Duty Boots, entry hazards are greatly appreciated; Pokemon that can set them up reliably include Ting-Lu, Iron Treads, and Gliscor. Their ability to set hazards up multiple times in a game works well with Meowscarada's Knock Off pressure, allowing for sustained chip damage. Because it tends to pivot with U-turn, Pokemon that remove entry hazards are also appreciated, such as Terapagos, Great Tusk, and Gliscor. In return, Meowscarada can use its Speed to revenge kill for its slower teammates, taking out threats to the aforementioned partner like Urshifu-R, Hisuian Samurott, and Ogerpon-W. Meowscarada is unable to break defensive Pokemon like Ferrothorn, Moltres, and Corviknight; thus, strong wallbreakers like Raging Bolt, Zamazenta, and Urshifu-R make for good partners. In return, Meowscarada can remove or threaten faster Pokemon such as Choice Scarf Tapu Lele and boosted Dragonite, giving its teammates more opportunities to wallbreak. Because Meowscarada is commonly forced out by Fire- and Flying-type foes such as Moltres, Mega Charizard Y, and Corviknight, partners that can switch into them like Raging Bolt, Alomomola, and Gholdengo are appreciated. In return, Meowscarada can threaten the Ground- and Grass-type Pokemon that commonly target these teammates, such as Garchomp, Gliscor, and Rillaboom, using its Speed and the threat of Triple Axel to force them out.

With its good Attack and great Speed tier, Meowscarada serves as a strong offensive pivot and wallbreaker that is able to exploit and outspeed common defensive and offensive staples such as Great Tusk, Roaring Moon, and Gholdengo. Choice Band enables Meowscarada to secure OHKOs against foes such as Scream Tail, Pecharunt, and Great Tusk as well as pressure checks such as Corviknight. Choice Scarf guarantees Meowscarada is able to outspeed the entire unboosted metagame and threaten other Choice Scarf users such as Roaring Moon, Latios, and Scream Tail. U-turn lets Meowscarada scout switch-ins and accumulate chip damage against checks such as Corviknight. Triple Axel threatens checks such as Mandibuzz and defensive Zapdos while also OHKOing targets like Landorus and Garchomp. Low Kick alternatively allows Meowscarada to hit bulky Steel-types such as Cobalion, Heatran, and Kingambit. Both Triple Axel and Low Kick OHKO Roaring Moon. Trick cripples checks such as Corviknight or setup sweepers such as Fluffy Roaring Moon, Iron Crown, and Kingambit. Meowscarada can fit on a variety of balanced and more offensive teams that appreciate it as a wallbreaker and value its Speed tier above other dangerous offensive threats. Meowscarada can struggle to get onto the field due to its lack of bulk and so appreciates slow pivots like Corviknight, Swampert, and Pecharunt that can also absorb revenge killing attempts from the likes of Chien-Pao, Deoxys-S, and Zamazenta. Meowscarada can also benefit from the presence of offensive pivots like Cinderace, Moltres, and Azelf that provide it with opportunities against switch-ins like Great Tusk, Manaphy, and Swampert. Meowscarada can struggle with breaking through Corviknight and Skarmory and so pairs well with other strong wallbreakers such as Zamazenta, Chien-Pao, and Ogerpon-W that can pressure and overload them. Similarly, it can benefit from strong hazard setters such as Great Tusk, Landorus, Ting-Lu, and Heatran that can chip and weaken Corviknight and other checks like Iron Hands and Zamazenta. Alternatively, Meowscarada can be paired with other strong wallbreakers such as Choice Specs Gholdengo and that can take advantage of a free switch into Corviknight or Skarmory.

Thanks to its fantastic movepool and Protean, Choice Scarf Meowscarada is the best revenge killer available for Dark teams, outrunning the likes of Regieleki, Speed-boosted Kommo-o, and Mega Swampert under rain. Flower Trick is Meowscarada's most powerful move, picking off weakened foes such as Tapu Lele and Terrakion. Play Rough is essential, as it deals with many threats to Dark teams like Galarian Zapdos, Mega Gallade, and Iron Valiant. U-turn allows Meowscarada to switch out of unfavorable situations, pivoting into powerful teammates such as Galarian Moltres and Mega Tyranitar while keeping momentum for the team. Knock Off cripples defensive switch-ins—such as Toxapex, Ferrothorn, and Clefable—as well as offensive Pokemon like Zeraora and Iron Treads. Toxic Spikes can be run instead to better pressure Normal, Fairy, and Fighting teams. Meowscarada's teammates appreciate its ability to check a myriad of threats as well as its revenge killing capabilities. Wallbreakers like Galarian Moltres and Hydreigon are great partners to deal with physical walls like Celesteela and Mega Venusaur. Ting-Lu and Tyranitar provide entry hazard support for Meowscarada—ensuring it is able to net more KO's—and are great defensive pivots for it to fall back upon. Similarly, Mega Sableye provides a Fighting immunity, bounces back status moves, and prevents entry hazards from going up, letting Meowscarada switch in unscathed.

Meowscarada is an excellent choice for Grass teams thanks to its high Speed and Protean, enabling it to be a threatening revenge killer that can outspeed common threats such as Choice Scarf Iron Valiant and Gholdengo. Flower Trick is Meowscarada's best STAB option and is capable of dealing with weakened Pokemon like Clodsire and Spectrier. Flower Trick's guaranteed critical hit is also very useful in the Fairy matchup and lets Meowscarada revenge kill Azumarill and a weakened Tapu Lele behind Reflect. U-turn allows Meowscarada to maintain an advantage against its defensive checks like Corviknight by being able to pivot into its teammates like Scovillain. Knock Off is a tool to cripple Meowscarada's defensive switch-ins like Toxapex and Klefki in addition to the aforementioned Corviknight. Play Rough is a strong coverage option to threaten opposing Dragon-type Pokemon like Kommo-o, Kyurem, and Latios, which Grass teams tend to struggle against. Low Kick is a less frequent option but lets Meowscarada OHKO Bisharp while threatening Heatran with a 2HKO; however, Play Rough is preferred to have an easier time against Dragon teams. Meowscarada has an easier time revenge killing foes with entry hazard support from Ferrothorn and Cradily. Ferrothorn appreciates Meowscarada's ability to check Fighting-types like Mega Gallade, Iron Valiant and Galarian Zapdos with STAB Play Rough. Hisuian Lilligant is also a fantastic offensive partner for Meowscarada. It is able to check the Flying-types that switch into Meowscarada like Celesteela and Landorus-T while also assisting in the Dragon matchup, outspeeding common Pokemon like Garchomp and Dragonite. Hisuian Lilligant also makes the Steel matchup easier for Grass; its ability to threaten Heatran is appreciated by Meowscarada, while Meowscarada can threaten Gholdengo with Knock Off, which Lilligant cannot beat. Mega Venusaur is also a mandatory defensive partner for Meowscarada; its Bug neutrality and bulk allows it to act as a consistent check to Mega Scizor, which easily switches into any move of Meowscarada, and Venusaur is able to check it with Hidden Power Fire. Mega Venusaur also checks opposing Fairy-types for Meowscarada like Tapu Koko, Mega Diancie, and Iron Valiant, while Meowscarada is able to threaten the Psychic-types that force out Mega Venusaur such as Latios, Mega Alakazam, and Victini. Whismicott is one of the best hazard removal options on Grass, and Meowscarada appreciates not having Stealth Rock and Spikes chip it down, because it comes in often to threaten a KO. Whimsicott's Fairy typing also allows Meowscarada and its teammates not to be overwhelmed by Dragon-types like Garchomp, and it can encore Calm Mind Mega Latias. Celebi with Nasty Plot and Groundium Z can break defensive Steel-types like Heatran and Hisuian Goodra while also being able to threaten opposing Poison-types like Alolan Muk and Toxapex.

With its good Attack, Speed, and access to Flower Trick and Knock Off, Meowscarada is a potent cleaner that is also hard to switch into. Flower Trick: With its guaranteed critical hit, Flower Trick is a dangerous cleaning move once foes resistant to it have been sufficiently chipped. U-turn: If using Protean, U-turn lets Meowscarada be a pivot that does far more damage than most other users, and it helps Choice Scarf Meowscarada get out of some tricky early-game situations such as Serperior leads. Trick: Trick can help Choice-locked sets incapacitate an annoying wall, such as Corviknight or Dondozo, by locking them into a single move. It also has the bonus of Protean letting Meowscarada resist Fighting-type attacks after using it. Triple Axel: Triple Axel may not be the most reliable move out there, but it strikes fear into the heart of Dragonite and offensive Mimikyu, which can both be big offensive issues for Meowscarda. Jolly versus Adamant: Jolly is usually preferred for the Speed tie in mirror matches, but Adamant's extra power can be justified on Choice Scarf Meowscarada, since it still outspeeds boosted Garchomp. Choice Band versus Choice Scarf: Choice Band-boosted Meowscarada hits incredibly hard, and with its naturally high Speed, it can serve as a cleaner and a potential wallbreaker, especially against common Defense-boosting foes such as Bulk Up Annihilape and Tera Fairy Archaludon. With the Speed offered via Choice Scarf, Meowscarada can threaten otherwise faster foes, such as Dragapult and +1 Garchomp, potentially putting more pressure on offensive teams. Protean versus Overgrow: Protean’s type shifting allows Meowscarada to make the most of its colorful movepool, particularly on Choice-locked sets, where the limitation to only changing types once is effectively nullified. If you intend to make use of a Tera type other than Grass or Stellar, Overgrow is worth considering, as it allows Meowscarada more flexibility with its moves by not changing type and removing STAB from Flower Trick or Knock Off. Other Options Play Rough: Compared to Triple Axel, Play Rough isn't nearly as good at handling Dragon-types besides Hydreigon, but it does stop Terastallized Dragonite, Garchomp, and Baxcalibur from grabbing a Speed boost with Scale Shot. Sucker Punch: Sucker Punch is a strong priority attack, but it can be rather risky with a Choice item. Brick Break: Low Kick's superior damage output against Ursaluna-B usually makes it the better Fighting-type coverage move, but with Choice Band, Brick Break still OHKOes Kingambit and breaks Alolan Ninetales's Aurora Veil. Tera Types Tera Dependency - Low: Terastallization overriding Protean means Meowscarada should usually only Terastallize to clean a weakened team late-game. Grass: While Terastallizing does override Protean, Tera Grass Meowscarada can be used to power through teams ill-prepared for it. Dual screens teams in particular are especially vulnerable to the sheer power of Choice Band-boosted Tera Grass Flower Trick. Dark: Tera Dark-boosted Knock Off isn't as reliable at sweeping as Flower Trick, but it can surprise bulky Steel-types such as Scizor and Archaludon, as well as deal incredible damage to bulky Volcarona. Ghost: Tera Ghost is a defensive option to stop Dragonite's Extreme Speed from revenge killing Meowscarada. Stellar: Tera Stellar's one-time boost per attack can give Meowscarada more flexible cleaning options. If Meowscarada Terastallizes after using Protean, the type it currently is will get the double-Base Power boost, which can lead to unexpectedly powerful coverage moves! Fire: Tera Fire gives Meowscarada a Will-O-Wisp immunity and Fire resistance to combat bulky Volcarona. Alternate EV Spreads 76 HP / 228 Atk / 108 Def / 4 SpD / 92 Speed with Jolly: This bulkier Choice Scarf spread allows Meowscarada to outspeed Jolly Garchomp while avoiding an OHKO from Breloom's Mach Punch and Choice Band Dragonite's Extreme Speed. Minor Optimizations Neutral Natures and Trick: Make sure to use a neutral nature and a Jolly or Adamant Mint on Meowscarada, so it won't get confused by eating any Berry after using Trick.

With its good Speed and wide movepool, Meowscarada makes for a potent lead. Triple Axel: Triple Axel prevents Meowscarada from getting set-up on by Dragonite, and ruins Garchomp and Hydreigon. Sucker Punch: Sucker Punch allows Meowscarada to better handle fast foes such as Dragapult and Choice Scarf Gholdengo. Toxic Spikes: Meowscarada is an excellent offensive choice to lay Toxic Spikes, since it puts immense pressure on Ursaluna-B leads. Low Kick: Low Kick is Meowscarada's only way through Kingambit, with the bonus of dealing immense damage to Tera Normal Ursaluna-B. Protean versus Overgrow: Protean offers the most offensive flexibility. For more supportive sets with Toxic Spikes, Overgrow lets it keep STAB on its attacks after it uses its support moves. Other Options Taunt: Thanks to its good Speed, Meowscarada makes particularly excellent use of Taunt, though two big targets, Archaludon and Annihilape, will put Meowscarada in immense danger. Play Rough: While Triple Axel deals with most Dragon-types better, Play Rough can be a huge upset against Terastallized Scale Shot users like Dragonite and Garchomp! Tera Types Tera Dependency - Low: This Meowscarada has very little use for Terastallization, only using it in late-game situations where it can sweep. Grass: When paired with an Overgrow boost, Tera Grass lets Flower Trick deal a huge amount of damage. Dark: Tera Dark makes Knock Off even more difficult to switch into, especially hitting Volcarona hard. Stellar: Tera Stellar is the more flexible option for late-game sweeping. Just remember that moves only get the double BP boost if they match Meowscarada's current typing. Ghost: Tera Ghost saves Meowscarada from Normal-type priority, which can flip the match on unsuspecting Dragonite!