Slot 1
Hatterene
- Item
- Rocky Helmet
- Ability
- Magic Bounce
- Nature
- Bold
- Tera
- water
EVs: 252 HP / 204 Def / 52 Spe
Moves
- Draining Kiss
- Psychic Noise
- Nuzzle
- Pain Split
Multi-setup offense · Gen 9 OU
Hatterene + Dragonite Offense
An anti-hazard offense for proactive matchups: Hatterene disrupts passive setup with Magic Bounce, Nuzzle, and Psychic Noise, then four distinct sweepers overload the opponent’s limited defensive turns.
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- Hatterene
- Dragonite
- Kingambit
- Great Tusk
- Raging Bolt
- Ogerpon-Wellspring
Game plan
How the six slots work together
Bring Hatterene into predictable hazards or recovery turns, not blindly into every setter: Nuzzle slows revenge killers and Psychic Noise blocks recovery long enough for the next attacker to make progress. Great Tusk still has to place Stealth Rock and remove hazards that land through direct attacks, Knock Off, or unfavorable positioning; preserving clean entry lanes also protects Dragonite’s Multiscale. Ogerpon-Wellspring and Dragonite pressure the physical answers, Raging Bolt offers a Calm Mind route plus Thunderclap priority, and Kingambit waits until those attackers have traded for checks. Commit Tera only after the opponent reveals whether Dragonite’s Tera Normal Extreme Speed or Raging Bolt’s Tera Fairy gives the cleaner finish.
Complete sets
Six editable, format-ready sets
Sets come from the pinned usage snapshot and are combined around team items and roles. Load them in the Builder to validate and adjust.
Lv. 100
Slot 2
Dragonite
- Item
- Heavy-Duty Boots
- Ability
- Multiscale
- Nature
- Adamant
- Tera
- normal
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Moves
- Dragon Dance
- Earthquake
- Extreme Speed
- Roost
Slot 3
Kingambit
- Item
- Leftovers
- Ability
- Supreme Overlord
- Nature
- Adamant
- Tera
- ghost
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Moves
- Sucker Punch
- Swords Dance
- Iron Head
- Kowtow Cleave
Slot 4
Great Tusk
- Item
- Booster Energy
- Ability
- Protosynthesis
- Nature
- Jolly
- Tera
- steel
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Moves
- Headlong Rush
- Rapid Spin
- Ice Spinner
- Stealth Rock
Slot 5
Raging Bolt
- Item
- Booster Energy
- Ability
- Protosynthesis
- Nature
- Timid
- Tera
- fairy
EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Moves
- Thunderclap
- Draco Meteor
- Calm Mind
- Thunderbolt
Slot 6
Ogerpon-Wellspring
- Item
- Wellspring Mask
- Ability
- Water Absorb
- Nature
- Jolly
- Tera
- water
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Moves
- Ivy Cudgel
- Swords Dance
- Play Rough
- Knock Off
When to use this team
- Best into hazard-centric balance and slower offense that give Hatterene a predictable utility turn and cannot cover four setup routes with one answer.
- Less comfortable against immediate wallbreakers that never need a status or hazard turn; in those games, lead for tempo and treat Magic Bounce as a bonus.
Lead options
- Hatterene into passive or obvious hazard leads that cannot threaten a fast knockout; use Nuzzle when reflection is not guaranteed.
- Great Tusk when the opponent leads with immediate physical pressure and Stealth Rock or Rapid Spin matters more than reflection.
- Ogerpon-Wellspring into Water- or Ground-oriented openings where it can threaten damage without spending the team’s Tera.
Win conditions
- Ogerpon-Wellspring removes or weakens the physical wall, allowing Dragonite to use Dragon Dance and Tera Normal Extreme Speed.
- Raging Bolt uses Calm Mind against the opponent’s special pivot and preserves Thunderclap for faster revenge killers.
- Kingambit cleans after the other setup threats trade for checks and Supreme Overlord boosts the final Sucker Punch exchange.
Watch for
- Magic Bounce does not remove hazards already on the field, and capable setters can attack or use Knock Off instead; Great Tusk remains essential.
- Booster Energy is one-use on both Great Tusk and Raging Bolt, so avoid triggering either merely to scout an early attack.
- Do not spend Tera before identifying whether the opponent’s remaining speed control is priority, a Choice Scarf user, or raw Speed.
Possible replacements
- Gholdengo can replace Raging Bolt for stronger removal denial and a Steel typing, but the team loses Thunderclap and its special setup route.
- Zamazenta can replace Ogerpon-Wellspring for more Speed and physical resilience, but removes Water Absorb and a direct Water-type breaker.
- Cinderace can replace Great Tusk for Court Change and U-turn tempo only if another slot is changed to supply Stealth Rock.
Source, date, and intended use
This sample is organized from the 2026-06, 1695-rating Smogon usage snapshot and the project’s pinned Pokémon Showdown rules. It is not an official rental, tournament result, or win-rate promise. Metagames and bans change, so revalidate in the Builder and on the current platform before playing.
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