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The English names have been released, so you might want to update the article to include those. I'm just saying.
I'm not calling the viability of it, I'm saying it doesn't 'have to rely on' Pain Split, as Resttalk is available. You might want to mention it.Forretress will be included in the Entry Hazards section.
If Dusclops runs RestTalk, it will be used as setup bait by Pokemon such as Thundurus and Gyarados. Pain Split+Night Shade at least gives it a chance to wear down the opponent. It also allows it to heal and wear down the opponent at the same time, and when considering Dusclops's poor base 40 HP, Pain Split is the better choice. Even though RestTalk is viable and helps Dusclops against status inducers, the ubiquity of set-up sweepers with Taunt make RestTalk Dusclops a bad choice for stall teams.
This. Cursed body is far better than water absorb, especially on Taunt WoW Jellicent. It allows you to take on Mixtar crunching for the defense drop very easily, it can take out a sweeper's coverage move (for instance, coming in on NP Thunderus's HP Ice), and it proves especially useful against mono-attackers, where once it activates you can taunt them and force them to struggle, stops Dragon Tail/restalkers, the list goes on. Water absorb isn't sorely missed, since you should have more than one Pokemon on a stall team that can take Rain-boosted water attacks.cursed bodys (or whatever the english name is now) is a better ability than water absorb on jellicent, especially on stall where it can force switches or be a last desparation attempt (30% chance, 51% if hit twice!) to stop a threat that is currently sweeping your team. i think i'd mention that as the key ability.
5 walls / stallers + Scarf user / bulky setup sweeper is a commonly-used skeleton for many stall teams. I have listed these extra bits to add, such as your suggestion, AG, as well as black-cotton's. I am currently focussed on getting Walls, Entry hazards, and Threats to Stall done. Once these sections are done, I can focus on the more instructive parts of this article. Thanks for pointing it out anyway.I think it's notable to add that despite being seemingly impractical on such a defensively-oriented team such as stall, most stall-based teams have at least one "bulky-offensive" Pokemon on their teams to surpass other defensive teams. As a matter of fact, a small section or mention explaining the advantages of putting at least one offensive Pokemon on the team should be utilized. Choice Specs Politoed is an example of a Pokemon that can absolutely fit on a stall team and provide both defensive and offensive support (in terms of Drizzle and a valuble Water typing).
Taunt doesn't affect Counter or Mirror Coat.Wobbuffet
Base Stats- 190 / 33 / 58 / 33 / 58 / 33
Typing-Psychic
Ability-Shadow Tag / Telepathy
Between its stat spread, movepool and unique ability, Wobbuffet can counter (excuse the pun) just about every threat in the metagame. Even though base 58 defenses apiece are nothing to write home about, Wobbuffet's gigantic base HP stat in conjuction with its short but sufficient support movepool consisting of Counter, Mirror Coat, Tickle, Encore and Safeguard, and the ability Shadow Tag make Wobbuffet an extremely annoying Pokemon to face. With its gigantic HP stat, Wobbuffet can switch in a wide range of attacks and promptly revenge kill the opponent. With Tickle and Encore, Wobbuffet can also help a teammate set up, and, once it has switched out, force the opponent to switch.
However, Wobbuffet's biggest weakness is its vulnerability to Taunt. Taunt users such as Thundurus completely shut down Wobbuffet, rendering it useless and forcing it to switch. Powerful attackers such as Chandelure and Darmanitan can also break through Wobbuffet's defenses easily, OHKOing it. Still, Wobbuffet is a welcome addition to any stall team, for with its movepool and ability, it can bog down the opponent and make it extremely difficult to break through your stall.
Taunt doesn't affect Counter or Mirror Coat.