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Hisuian Samurott establishes itself as a solid dedicated lead thanks to Ceaseless Edge. Though weaker, Aqua Cutter is a perfectly-accurate alternative over Razor Shell that notably ignores common contact effects like Landorus-T's Rocky Helmet, Heatran's Flame Body, and Zapdos's Static at the cost of potentially missing out on the 2HKO against Ting-Lu. Aqua Jet reliably picks off opposing Focus Sash leads like Deoxys-S, Glimmora, and Ribombee as well as targeting other faster Pokemon like Cinderace and Great Tusk. Alternatively, Sucker Punch lets Hisuian Samurott hit faster Water-resistant Pokemon like Ogerpon-W and Choice Specs Dragapult, the latter of which can be problematic in the offense mirror. Aside from being handy against bulky foes like Skarmory and Pelipper, Knock Off removing Heavy-Duty Boots works extremely well with Spikes, making the likes of Alomomola, Dondozo, and Unaware Clefable susceptible to them, which is especially helpful because the latter two can trouble the hyper offense teams that Hisuian Samurott supports. Either Taunt or Encore prevents Hisuian Samurott from being used as setup fodder by the likes of Raging Bolt and Kingambit, and it messes with defensive foes like Clefable. More specifically, Taunt stops Gliscor, Ting-Lu, and Skarmory from setting hazards and prevents slower offensive threats like Dragonite from setting up. Alternatively, Encore is better at punishing naturally faster setup sweepers like Iron Defense Zamazenta and Nasty Plot Darkrai looking for that one free turn of setup, and it can subsequently provide valuable switch-in and setup opportunities for an incoming teammate. Sacred Sword hits opposing Hisuian Samurott; cleanly OHKOes Weavile, Darkrai, and bulky Kingambit; and breaks IronPress Zamazenta's Substitute. Focus Sash guarantees at least one layer of Spikes can be set even against faster foes like Enamorus, as well as opposing leads like Ribombee. Tera Ghost is predominantly used to spinblock foes like Great Tusk and Iron Treads in a pinch. An EV spread of 232 Atk / 24 Def / 252 Spe is another option, running enough Defense EVs to survive Choice Band Dragapult's Dragon Darts from full, which has a chance to OHKO Hisuian Samurott through Focus Sash otherwise. Hisuian Samurott's ability to set the pace for its team early-game makes it a perfect fit on hyper offense teams. Setup sweepers like Kingambit, Dragonite, and Ogerpon-W enjoy its Spikes putting foes into their KO range, especially against their checks like Great Tusk, Ting-Lu, and Heatran. Ogerpon-W and other Knock Off users like Bulk Up Great Tusk and Iron Valiant can remove Heavy-Duty Boots from Pokemon like Dondozo, Galarian Slowking, and Gholdengo to make them vulnerable to Spikes. If not going for Knock Off, Great Tusk can also provide entry hazard removal for the team with Rapid Spin, since Hisuian Samurott will trigger lead Glimmora's Toxic Debris twice; pairing Hisuian Samurott with a grounded offensive Poison-type like Iron Moth can also mitigate this issue. In addition to enjoying Spikes, the aforementioned Iron Valiant and other Pokemon like Choice Scarf Enamorus are potent late-game cleaners that can notably pressure Great Tusk, preventing it from ever entering the field to use Rapid Spin. Ghost-types like Gholdengo and Dragapult are valuable teammates to naturally spinblock foes like Great Tusk and Iron Treads; moreover, Gholdengo is adept at preventing other hazard removal attempts such as Corviknight's Defog and Glimmora's Mortal Spin, while Dragapult can deal with or revenge kill Zamazenta behind a Substitute, which uses Knock Off Hisuian Samurott as setup fodder. In return, they appreciate Spikes chipping down the likes of Kingambit, Ting-Lu, and Garganacl.

With Assault Vest, Hisuian Samurott can compress roles as a special tank against Pokemon like Darkrai, Iron Moth, Gholdengo, and Dragapult while being the team's entry hazard setter. Razor Shell is generally the preferred Water-type STAB move due to its chance to lower Defense, but Aqua Cutter is a viable alternative due to it being non-contact and thus preventing chip damage from Rocky Helmet, which helps against Pokemon like Skarmory and Great Tusk. Sucker Punch lets it revenge kill faster threats like Dragapult, Deoxys-S, and Raging Bolt. Aqua Jet is another option for a more reliable priority move that can pick off foes like Iron Moth, Darkrai, and Iron Valiant. Knock Off punishes defensive Pokemon that can impede progress, removing items from foes such as Dondozo, Corviknight, Alomomola, and Primarina; in particular, its ability to remove their potential Heavy-Duty Boots works well with its Spikes. Alternatively, Flip Turn can be used to preserve momentum and safely bring in threats like Iron Valiant and Ogerpon-W and is the preferred option on teams with multiple Knock Off users. Sharpness-boosted Sacred Sword can also be used as a way to hit Kyurem and Dark-types like Kingambit, Darkrai, and opposing Hisuian Samurott hard. The EVs spread allow Hisuian Samurott to OHKO offensive Gholdengo after one layer of Spikes while running enough Speed to get the jump on Jolly Kingambit; the rest is pooled into its Special Defense, letting it reach feats such as avoiding the OHKO from Enamorus's Moonblast and Choice Specs Kyurem's Freeze-Dry after Stealth Rock as well as the 2HKO from Speed Booster Energy Iron Moth's Energy Ball and Clefable's Moonblast. Tera Poison is used to remove its weaknesses to Fighting, Fairy, Grass, and Bug so it can take attacks from Pokemon like Zamazenta, Iron Valiant, and Rillaboom. Assault Vest Hisuian Samurott fits best on entry hazard-stacking bulky offense teams that appreciate its offensive presence and ability to take special attacks. Gholdengo is an especially good teammate for Hisuian Samurott, since it blocks all hazard removal bar Court Change from Cinderace and has good matchups against Fairy- and Fighting-types that annoy Hisuian Samurott like Clefable and Zamazenta. In return, Hisuian Samurott soft checks Heatran and Iron Moth. Due to Hisuian Samurott's lack of reliable recovery, pairing it with Pokemon that have titanic special bulk or high longevity like Ting-Lu or Galarian Slowking is encouraged to cover special threats throughout the course of a game. Ting-Lu also has access to Stealth Rock, which, when paired with Spikes and Hisuian Samurott's ability to remove Heavy-Duty Boots, can rack up serious chip damage on the opposing team. Alternative Knock Off users such as Great Tusk, Ogerpon-W, and Iron Valiant are good for removing Heavy-Duty Boots from Pokemon that never come in against Hisuian Samurott like Galarian Slowking, Gholdengo, and opposing Great Tusk. On top of being a premier pick for bulky offense teams, Great Tusk has the added perk of having access to Rapid Spin, removing hazards the opponent tries to set up so Hisuian Samurott can win the hazard war. Landorus-T is a notable teammate with Stealth Rock support as well as Taunt to prevent Defog on Galarian Weezing and Corviknight. In addition, Landorus-T can also pivot in Hisuian Samurott with U-turn against Pokemon like Gliscor, Weavile, and opposing Landorus-T, while Hisuian Samurott also appreciates Landorus-T coming in against Raging Bolt and Zamazenta.

Choice Scarf Hisuian Samurott compresses roles as a speed control option and an offensive entry hazard setter. Razor Shell can make Hisuian Samurott more difficult to respond to due to its high chance to lower the enemy's Defense. However, Aqua Cutter can be used instead, as it is more accurate and does not make contact; this is useful against targets such as Rocky Helmet Landorus-T and Flame Body Moltres. Knock Off complements Ceaseless Edge by removing items such as Rocky Helmet and Heavy-Duty Boots, making it more rewarding for Hisuian Samurott to use Ceaseless Edge later. Flip Turn allows Hisuian Samurott to pivot out of bad matchups against Clefable and Primarina while also dealing chip damage and generating momentum. However, Sacred Sword can be used to revenge kill various threats such as Kingambit and other Hisuian Samurott. Hisuian Samurott is a mediocre Terastallization user, as its base typing is important to check threats such as Gholdengo and non-Low Kick Kingambit, and its partners will usually benefit from Terastallization more. Nonetheless, Hisuian Samurott can benefit from the damage increase that either Tera Water or Tera Dark provide to revenge kill a wider pool of Pokemon. Tera Water is useful to revenge kill offensive Great Tusk and Landorus-T more reliably, while Tera Dark allows Hisuian Samurott to OHKO defensive Galarian Slowking and Latias with Ceaseless Edge after Stealth Rock damage. Tera Ghost is another worthwhile consideration, as it allows Hisuian Samurott to block Rapid Spin from Great Tusk and Iron Treads. Choice Scarf Hisuian Samurott best fits on bulky offense teams, as it provides a great deal of utility between its defensive profile, ability to set up Spikes, Knock Off, and pivoting capabilities. Landorus-T is the perfect partner; it can form a potent pivoting core with Hisuian Samurott and provide Stealth Rock support while simultaneously benefiting from Hisuian Samurott's Spikes due to its ability to force switches with Intimidate and Rocky Helmet. Hisuian Samurott has a difficult time maintaining Spikes against entry hazard removers such as Corviknight and Great Tusk, as well as struggling against Fighting-types such as Zamazenta. Dragapult is thus a fantastic teammate; it matches up well against common switch-ins to Hisuian Samurott such as Corviknight and Skarmory and can block Rapid Spin from Great Tusk. Air Balloon Gholdengo is also an excellent partner, as it can prevent Defog from Corviknight, safely prevent Rapid Spin attempts from Great Tusk and Iron Treads, and check Fighting-types such as Zamazenta and Iron Valiant. In turn, Hisuian Samurott's Ceaseless Edge support makes Dragapult and Gholdengo more difficult to switch into due to wearing down their switch-ins such as Kingambit and Ting-Lu. Sweepers such as Iron Valiant and Kingambit appreciate Hisuian Samurott's ability to lay down Spikes, as it makes it easier for them to clean late-game and break through checks such as Hatterene and Great Tusk. Future Sight support from Galarian Slowking is beneficial, as it makes it more difficult for Pokemon like Zamazenta and Iron Valiant to switch into Ceaseless Edge. Hisuian Samurott itself is quite vulnerable to being worn down by hazards, so anti-entry hazard support from Hatterene or Great Tusk is appreciated. While Choice Scarf Hisuian Samurott is relatively fast, it is still prone to being outsped by various setup sweepers such as Booster Energy Iron Valiant and Iron Moth. Priority support from Dragonite is therefore recommended to have additional insurance against these threats.

Swords Dance alongside a boosting item and an offensive Tera type dials Hisuian Samurott's damage output up to eleven to make it a vicious offensive threat that can support its wallbreaking and sweeping endeavors with its own entry hazards, distinguishing it from the tier's many other offensive Dark-types. Both Razor Shell and Aqua Cutter provide great neutral coverage alongside its Dark-type STAB move, and neither option is strictly better than the other. Razor Shell's slightly higher Base Power and high chance to drop the target's Defense stat come at the cost of some accuracy and a vulnerability to contact punishment like Rocky Helmet, Static, and Flame Body. Aqua Cutter's lack of contact and perfect accuracy come at the cost of its slightly lower base power and an increased critical hit ratio that, while useful, is much less consistent than Razor Shell's powerful secondary effect. Sucker Punch circumvents Hisuian Samurott's middling Speed, allowing it to handle offensive threats like Dragapult, Ogerpon-W, and Kyurem, among others. Black Glasses and Tera Dark boost Hisuian Samurott's damage output to staggering levels, notably to overwhelm bulky Water-type checks like Alomomola more reliably, and reaching feats like giving its +2 Sucker Punch the ability to outright OHKO Raging Bolt after Stealth Rock and its +2 Ceaseless Edge the ability to OHKO Zapdos. An Adamant nature is generally preferred to maximize Hisuian Samurott's damage output, such as ensuring that a +2 Tera Dark Ceaseless Edge OHKOes Zapdos outright and OHKOes Tera Water Garganacl after Stealth Rock damage. However, a Jolly nature is a viable alternative that ensures that Hisuian Samurott outspeeds Timid Gholdengo and, at worst, ties with opposing Hisuian Samurott. This set provides a great deal of role compression for many offensive teams by functioning as an entry hazard setter, wallbreaker, and setup sweeper all at once. Stealth Rock users like Great Tusk, Iron Treads, and Landorus-T boast solid defensive synergy with Hisuian Samurott, absorbing Electric-type attacks from Zapdos and Raging Bolt that would greatly threaten Hisuian Samurott, and can support Hisuian Samurott in a bevy of ways. Great Tusk and Iron Treads can use Rapid Spin to remove opposing entry hazards in order to preserve Hisuian Samurott's HP and Knock Off to remove Heavy-Duty Boots from threats like Zapdos and Dondozo to render them considerably more vulnerable to the pair's entry hazards. Landorus-T, on the other hand, can combine Intimidate and U-turn to give Hisuian Samurott frequent, safer entry points to set up a Swords Dance and start throwing out powerful boosted attacks more freely. Other Stealth Rock users, such as Ting-Lu and Glimmora, can also work quite effectively alongside Hisuian Samurott. Ting-Lu can stomach repeated attacks from Raging Bolt far better than most other Ground-types and reliably set Stealth Rock throughout a game, while Glimmora trades longevity and a Ground typing for Toxic Debris and a Rock-type STAB move to deter Moltres, Zapdos, and Cinderace early-game. This set pairs extremely well with Kingambit, since the duo can greatly wear down shared answers like Moltres, Dondozo, and Zamazenta thanks to Hisuian Samurott gradually forcing them into range of Kingambit's Sucker Punch. Fast offensive Dark-types like Darkrai are also excellent teammates that appreciate Hisuian Samurott's ability to wallbreak early-game set entry hazards, both of which help them sweep late-game. Gholdengo and Pecharunt are great options to fortify Hisuian Samurott against Zamazenta and Fairy-types like Iron Valiant while disrupting defensive teams featuring the likes of Dondozo that can stomach boosted Ceaseless Edges. Hisuian Samurott's mediocre Speed can be problematic against Zamazenta, Iron Valiant, and Kyurem, which don't fear a boosted Sucker Punch or can play around it with Substitute. Fast offensive threats like Dragapult, Iron Valiant, and Iron Moth can handle these faster threats reasonably well and greatly appreciate Hisuian Samurott's early-game wallbreaking and hazard stacking capabilities to facilitate their late-game sweeps. This Hisuian Samurott set is also quite excellent on Sticky Web teams helmed by either Araquanid or Ribombee, as Sticky Web circumvents Hisuian Samurott's Speed issues and makes it quite devastating into opposing offensive teams now that it no longer needs to rely on Sucker Punch to pick off faster threats. Many of the aforementioned teammates are also fantastic with Sticky Web support, with all of Great Tusk, Kingambit, Iron Moth, Iron Valiant, Gholdengo, and Nasty Plot Pecharunt commonly featuring on Sticky Web teams and supporting Hisuian Samurott all the same.

Hisuian Samurott can utilize Heavy-Duty Boots to match up well against opposing hazard-stacking teams while being offensively threatening. Razor Shell and Aqua Cutter are comparably strong STAB options, the difference being Razor Shell trades a slight dip of accuracy for the ability to chip down walls with Defense drops, and Aqua Cutter is slightly weaker but is fully accurate and has a chance for damage to spike upwards with the higher critical hit rate while also avoiding contact effects like Rocky Helmet and Moltres' Flame Body. Knock Off removes Heavy-Duty Boots from Hisuian Samurott's foes and thus leaves them susceptible to the Spikes produced by Ceaseless Edge, as well as removing Rocky Helmet, which opens it up to keep attacking with its contact moves. As a support option, Encore is useful to lock Pokemon like Alomomola and Dondozo into setup moves, while Flip Turn can keep up momentum, help Hisuian Samurott escape from unfavorable matchups against slower foes like Primarina, and keep pressure on the opponent by pivoting between teammates smoothly. Heavy-Duty Boots provides Hisuian Samurott the immunity to entry hazards, which lets it be far more active throughout the course of a game. Tera Poison or Tera Fire flips Hisuian Samurott's weakness against otherwise problematic U-turn users and Grass- and Fairy-types like Landorus-T, Iron Valiant, Enamorus, and Rillaboom, especially with Heavy-Duty Boots to mitigate its Stealth Rock weakness from Tera Fire. Moreover, Tera Poison grants a Fighting resistance against Zamazenta and the aforementioned Iron Valiant, while Tera Fire gives Hisuian Samurott an immunity to burn from foes like Dragapult and Moltres. Hisuian Samurott fits well on offense teams and specifically is very useful on entry hazard stack structures. Stealth Rock users such as Landorus-T and Tinkaton make good partners for Hisuian Samurott, which also spreads entry hazards with Ceaseless Edge, creating hazard stacking cores to put pressure on foes. Hisuian Samurott's ability to pivot with Flip Turn synergizes well with other offensive pivots like Cinderace and Dragapult, allowing the team to pressure opposing Pokemon as well as pivot to any potential counters. Hisuian Samurott struggles to make progress on its own against bulkier Pokemon that resist its STAB moves like Alomomola, Dondozo, and Zamazenta. Zamazenta can easily dispatch Hisuian Samurott with a Fighting-type STAB move with no way for it to damage Zamazenta back. A strong Fairy-type like Enamorus or Iron Valiant can help deal with Zamazenta while also forming an offensive core with Hisuian Samurott, which can deal with threats to them like Galarian Slowking, easily switching in on Psychic-type moves like Future Sight. These Fairy-types also pose a threat to Hisuian Samurott, outspeeding and threatening it with Moonblast; teammates like Gholdengo, Iron Crown, Tinkaton, and Kingambit can cover these Pokemon, the former two adding to the offensive pressure of the whole team with more special attacks to complement Hisuian Samurott's physical attacks. Gholdengo especially synergizes with Hisuian Samurott, as it's able to efficiently block entry hazard removal and keep up the Spikes set by Ceaseless Edge. Kingambit, on the other hand, is similar to Hisuian Samurott, as it's a physical attacker and can help break down their shared checks like Dondozo and Skarmory over the course of a game. Together, along with other Dark-types like Darkrai, Hisuian Samurott can become a powerful part of Dark-type spam archetypes that can overwhelm shared counters such as Zamazenta and Clefable. Galarian Slowking is another teammate that can deal with Fairy-types, shrugging off Moonblast as well as Fighting-type moves from Hisuian Samurott's counters like Zamazenta, which it can also force out with Future Sight. Hisuian Samurott also struggles against offensive Pokemon that outspeed it and can take advantage of that to pivot, such as Cinderace, Dragapult, and Ogerpon. Having some speed control such as Ribombee's Sticky Web can assist with this while synergizing with the rest of Hisuian Samurott's hazards.