Order of operations to get the right abilitys to the right characters, vs sun. start vaperon deer, deer skill swap vaperon protects, skill swaps, deer may die if he gets doubled here but that leaves vaperon to yawn or ice beam charizard. after skill swapping just play normally with your new added protection against his coverage move, or ceru same plan but grab his ability and try and bring it to goody.
Roster
Moves
Moves
Strategy
Think of it like this, musharna is HQ hydeer is middle man. he has both role play and skill swap allowing him to move abilities between pokemon. for example ceru has flash fire and goody is weak to fire, playing ceru first against a charizard or grass most preferably to get them to switch out of ohko fear. role play ceru get his ability on deer switch ceru to goody and apply it, careful of this tho after it has been applied goody keeps it aslong as he is on the floor you can switch deer out into your HQ or if you want a healer.
Lead Options
wydeer ceruledge wydeer vaperon musharna goody sneasler with whatever.
Win Conditions
gyro ball musha [dmg cal 82.7% – 98.7% mega floette] use deer to get type immunity to their team, and trick room, keep deer healthy if possible, goodra flamethrower plus cerus flash fire makes flamethrower strong. especially in sun. plus the immunity to flame moves, vaperon you can run this against rain give vaperon sap sipper immune to grass types covers his main weakness. and gives water immunity to deer. musha lowk will be the best against any speed trick room will work well just be careful about forcing the immunities if you dont need it to win just play normal.
Threats & Bad Matchups
Dont expect to get to master ball using this team lol. Its not the best because it lacks weather power and strong sweepers., but trys to make up for that by boosting its attacks against said weather while getting immunitys. bad matchups is whatever isnt rain sun or fairy, with exceptions. also camerupt can work on this team if you can get vaperons water on him he becomes lowk strong.





