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Best hazard remover/hazard setter
- Thread starter thezoo92
- Start date
It really depends on what kind of team you're building.
For example, a hyper offense team would function well with a suicide lead hazard setter and an offensive Rapid Spinner. In RU, an example would be Omastar for setting hazards and Hitmonlee for removing them.
A more defensive team would probably work better with Defog than an offensive team would, since the offensive team REALLY likes having its own hazards out and doesn't want to spend precious time and momentum setting them down again. A defensive team (ideally) can comfortably take its time setting its hazards more than once.
I personally like the pokes that can set hazards and then force the opponent to switch and rack up hazard damage. For example, Skarmory's Spikes + Whirlwind combo, and it can even pack Roost to keep it on the field longer.
For example, a hyper offense team would function well with a suicide lead hazard setter and an offensive Rapid Spinner. In RU, an example would be Omastar for setting hazards and Hitmonlee for removing them.
A more defensive team would probably work better with Defog than an offensive team would, since the offensive team REALLY likes having its own hazards out and doesn't want to spend precious time and momentum setting them down again. A defensive team (ideally) can comfortably take its time setting its hazards more than once.
I personally like the pokes that can set hazards and then force the opponent to switch and rack up hazard damage. For example, Skarmory's Spikes + Whirlwind combo, and it can even pack Roost to keep it on the field longer.