I feel that one major aspect that is missing in these designs are the leaves. There was a post that pointed out that the designs of the four masks had a leaf/bark aspect to it....I feel these designs are really close to being perfect but need a lil something extra
The Charmwisp mask is my favourite because it really fits Ogerpon amazingly. A sweet and innocent Pokémon that is just misunderstood. Thank you Mr Infamous Trainer & CardnHI and may your futures be brighter than the sun.
This was a cool video. I definitely would want to see a future video of their Terrastilize versions. I'd say my favorites here are the Ivytoxin and Frostveil masks due to the originality in their designs.
This man knows bionicle AND Ninjago! You're a legend,jaleel. Because of that I have to give the no.1 spot to the thunderclap mask ⚡ But the poison type mask does comes in very close ☠️
Awesome video Would definitely love a Terra form video of these masks Will have to decide what stat boost they'll get though I personally like the Normal type mask the most but Fairy is close second Immunity suits the mask because would help against loyal three toxic chain when first beat them Maybe even Guts for the Fighting mask I also expected Mind's Eye for the Psychic mask because of the third eye theme The toxic chain mask for Posion was brilliant as well
Love these. Especially the shukaku one I was rollin laughin😂😭 I love ogrepon so much I’m gonna draw all of these for you at some point and send em to you.
Ogrepon would be on my team indefinitely if they gave her a Steel Type mask. Ive been looking for a good steel type to add to my team came back to metagross every time. And its the last one i need. But that could easily change with Orgrepon or Tarapogos. Btw my Forever Team consist of Annihilape, Chandelure, torterra, Empoleon, and Rhyperior for the indigo Disk. I really want a steel type.
@@InfamousTrainer well if they add in Registeel for indigo disk(may be possible according to what I've been finding) my team would be complete. Incredible special and regular defense. I can ditch Empoleon for Blastoise.
Charmwisp, Bloodmoon and Frostveil go hard, ngl Both visually and in terms of how good they'd be if they were in-game Hearthflame's still the best Ogerpon form, though
Most of these forms would be busted in Doubles. They're already immune to Rage Powder and Spore, and a lot of the Ivy Cudgels would be 100% Accurate Physical moves.
Can adding a bunch of metal spikes on Ironclad really be called an inspiration from Max Steelspike? Y'know what Perrserker incorporates that Max move in its design as well. Sure if the spikes intersect each other then it'd be more fair to say that, but w the current design of the mask, it seems like a stretch.
Every mask type in the metagame, with a few liberties taken for Embody Aspect - Part 1: Ogerpon-Harmony (Normal/Grass) Ability: Immunity Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Harmony) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon restores 1/3 of its maximum HP. Tier: RUBL With a very average typing defensively and offensively, Harmony struggles to find a niche for herself over other Ogerpon variants with better typing and abilities. Harmony typically runs utility sets, foregoing Ivy Cudgel in favor of Spikes/Knock Off/Leech Seed/U-Turn/Encore/Taunt/Synthesis, with high HP and SPDef investiment to become a respectable defensive wall and a sponge for status effects. Harmopon can struggle with fire and fighting types, so Slowking is a good teammate to form a solid specially defensive core with, while Zapdos is a physical wall that takes care of bug and flying types. Normalpon faces hefty competition from base Ogerpon, which can run similar sets while carrying an item such as heavy-duty boots. Not seeing enough play to warrant a UU tier, Harmony instead resides in the RU banned list. Ogerpon-Harmony (Normal/Grass) Ability: Adaptability Tier: UU Ability: Embody Aspect (Harmony) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon restores 1/3 of its maximum HP. Tier: UU Harmony makes up for the lack of targets it can hit super effectively with powerful coverage boosted by Adaptability and the Harmony Mask. Adaptability gives Harmony an offensive edge over Ogerpon-Cornerstone, allowing Harmopon to score a OHKO on Excadrill and uninvested Latios with Power Whip and Ivy Cudgel, respectively. Knock Off rounds off the set, allowing Harmopon to hit Metagross and Iron Crown, which resist both of her STABs. Quick Attack is an alternative that deals with fast pivots that would overwhelm her otherwise with U-Turn, with high chances to OHKO Tornadus-Therian after a Swords Dance boost and Stealth Rock damage. However, this set leaves Harmopon walled by Iron Crown and Sinistcha. An Adamant nature is recommended for Quick Attack sets, while Jolly is best for Knock Off sets. Harmopon plays very similarly to Ogerpon-Cornerstone, enjoying the company of many of the same teammates. Slow pivots such as Slowking allow Ogerpon to get in the field safely, while hazard setters such as Tinkaton facilitate her wallbreaking potential. Revenge killers such as Lokix are also appreciated to finish off weakened foes like Iron Crown. Ogerpon-Valorheart (Fighting/Grass) Ability: Scrappy Tier: OU Ability: Embody Aspect (Valorheart) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's attack is raised by 1 stage. Tier: OU Valorheart is a powerful breaker in the OU tier. Scrappy allows Ogerpon to OHKO offensive Gholdengo with an unboosted Ivy Cudgel, and resists Intimidate from Landorus. A fighting-type Ivy Cudgel allows Valorpon to obliterate common obstacles to Wellspring, such as Sinistcha, Kyurem or Tera Dragon Skarmory, while receiving neutral damage from U-Turn thanks to its typing. Power Whip alongside an Adamant nature allows Valorpon to OHKO Landorus-Therian after a Swords Dance boost, while Knock Off hits Galarian Slowking, a foe that resists both of its STAB moves. Play Rough can be used instead to hit dragon types such as Dragonite. 16 HP EVs allow her to survive Power Whip from opposing Ogerpon and threaten a OHKO back against most variants with Ivy Cudgel after Terastallizing. Valorheart is threatened by faster offensive pokemon such as Deoxys-Speed and Iron Valiant. Therefore, teammates that can fend off or revenge kill these threats, such as Galarian Slowking and Choice Scarf Meowscarada, make for great partners. Ogerpon-Aerostride (Flying/Grass) Ability: Wind Rider Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Aerostride) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's accuracy is raised by 1 stage. Tier: RUBL Aerostride is a niche pick in UU that targets fighting and grass types, such as opposing Ogerpon, Hydrapple and Kommo-O. Wind Rider allows Aeropon to become the most viable Tailwind abuser in the metagame, able to pick off and OHKO even speedy threats such as Unburden Hawlucha and Excadrill on sand, while also beating Barraskewda one-on-one. Aeropon is unique in that she can sweep without Swords Dance, which allows her to forego the move for more coverage. Stomping Tantrum targets steel types such as Hisuian Goodra, while Knock Off OHKOs Iron Crown. Birbpon cannot set Tailwind on her own, requiring support from teammates that can, as well as pivots that can bring her in safely. Bulky variants of Scizor fill both roles while providing offensive utility of their own. Aeropon is generally a hyper-offense choice that aims to dent the enemy team as heavily as possible during the few turns of Tailwind she gets. Even Unaware walls such as Skeledirge run the risk of being overwhelmed by critical Ivy Cudgel hits. A more traditional Swords Dance set can be run, with Flying Ivy Cudgel still providing coverage against grass and fighting types, notoriously beating most Ogerpon variants. However, other Ogerpon forms generally outperform her, with better abilities and typing. In OU, Aerostride gains more targets like Choice Scarf Meowscarada and Booster Energy Valiant, but also more priority users like Weavile and walls like Skarmory and Corviknight that completely stop any Aeropon set. Corviknight is a solid Tailwind setter that can also pivot Aeropon in safely, while mixed Hoopa-Unbound picks off threats to Aeropon and greatly benefits from Tailwind support. Ogerpon-Ivytoxin (Poison/Grass) Ability: Toxic Chain Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Ivytoxin) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's special defense is raised by 1 stage. Tier: RUBL Ivytoxin Ogerpon has no niche in the current metagame, with other Ogerpon forms outclassing her offensively and bulkier pokemon such as Amoongus being better options defensively. Ogerpon-Terraforge (Ground/Grass) Ability: Stamina Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Terraforge) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage. Tier: RUBL Stamina Terrapon has no niche in the current metagame. Despite her ability, Terrapon's typing and average bulk make her a poor defensive wall, stacking weaknesses with Gliscor and Landorus-T in OU, and losing too many match-ups in UU, such as failing to check Belly Drum Azumarill and Hisuian Arcanine, while requiring terastallization to fend off First Impression from Lokix. Offensively, Terrapon lacks the coverage of Valorheart, the raw power of Charmwisp or Adaptability Harmony and even the niche applications of Aerostride, with a ground-type Ivy Cudgel that gets completely shut down by any defensive flying or grass type. Terrapon has many of the same vulnerabilities of other Ogerpon forms, with no real edge over any of them. Ogerpon-Terraforge (Ground/Grass) Ability: Sand Rush Tier: UUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Terraforge) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage. Tier: UUBL Terrapon is a terrifying sand sweeper, with access to Swords Dance and Power Whip allowing her to convincingly beat even Air Balloon variants of Excadrill in sand. Ogerpon's wide coverage allows her to threaten a variety of foes, like Roaring Moon, Dragapult, Darkrai and Hawlucha with Play Rough, Deoxys-Speed with Knock Off and Iron Moth with Ivy Cudgel. At +2, Terrapon can OHKO opposing weather setters like Pelipper with Power Whip and Torkoal with Ivy Cudgel. Terrapon prefers to not terastallize, as she does not want to lose her massive speed boost, but it is an emergency tool to avoid revenge killing from threats such as Weavile or Kingambit, though players should be wary of Tera Flying Kingambit. Sand is not a very popular archetype in OU, so Groundpon resides in the UUBL instead. Sand Rush Terrapon competes with Excadrill for the role of speedy Swords Dance sweeper, with Ogerpon having a superior speed tier and Excadrill arguably having more offensive power. In practice, both are often used alongside each other, with the combination of two sand abusers proving itself to be too much for the UU tier, especially with Ogerpon's massive coverage and the ability to pivot in allies against supposed checks like Mandibuzz and Zapdos, leaving very little counterplay for the tier. Ogerpon-Terraforge (Ground/Grass) Ability: Sand Stream (Because Sand Spit is awful) Tier: OU Ability: Embody Aspect (Terraforge) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage. Tier: OU Terrapon cements herself as an amazing sand setter in the tier, with the ability to set hazards, deal immediate damage with Ivy Cudgel or pivot in teammates with U-Turn. Choice Band Tyranitar appreciates a second sand setter to win the weather war against rain and sun, while Terrapon appreciates Tyranitar removing opposing weather setters such as Pelipper and Torkoal. Swords Dance Excadrill appreciates the guaranteed sand boost to sweep opposing teams, while also providing hazard removal with Rapid Spin. Swords Dance Terrapon is an alternative to other Ogerpon forms, with the added utility of disrupting weather teams and emergency defensive role with Embody Aspect, if necessary. Unlike Wellspring, Thunderclap and Valorheart, Terraforge loses to walls such as Skarmory and Corviknight one-on-one even with Encore/Taunt. Gholdengo is a solid sand-immune partner that can walk in on their attacks and remove them.
Every mask type in the metagame, with a few liberties taken for Embody Aspect - Part 2: Ogerpon-Pollenwing (Bug/Grass) Ability: Tinted Lens Tier: OU Ability: Embody Aspect (Pollenwing) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's evasion is raised by 1 stage. Tier: AG Pollenwing is one of the most powerful breakers in OU thanks to her nearly unresisted bug-type Ivy Cudgel and Power Whip, achieving feats such as OHKOing Kyurem and Raging Bolt after a swords dance boost. Pollenwing's typing gives her a massive edge over Ogerpon variants other than Aerostride, 4x resisting Power Whip and threatening them back with a bug-type Ivy Cudgel. An Adamant nature is typically used to OHKO bulky Kingambit variants with Power Whip at +2, regardless of their tera type. Power Whip and Ivy Cudgel are the only two attacks Buzzpon needs as a breaker, so the fourth moveslot is very flexible, with Encore and Taunt creating opportunities for Tintpon to setup, Trailblaze gaining an upper hand on faster threats such as Dragapult, Stomping Tantrum hitting Heatran and even Substitute to prevent status effects from the likes of Galarian Slowking and Clodsire. Dual resistances such as Gouging Fire, Heatran, Skarmory and Corviknight are poor match-ups for Pollenwing, though Encore variants can reliably beat ironpress variants of the latter two. Types that resist both of Bugpon's STABs are fire, flying, steel and poison. Ground-type allies such as Great Tusk and Electric Types such as Raging Bolt can threaten these enemies for Pollenwing, who removes grass types for them in return. Pollenwing is banned from terastallizing in tiers below AG due to the evasion clause. Ogerpon-Spooksoul (Ghost/Grass) Ability: Cursed Body Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Spooksoul) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's speed is raised by 1 stage. Tier: RUBL A Ghost-type Ivy Cudgel allows Ogerpon to hit key threats in the UU tier, such as Sinistcha, Skeledirge and Iron Crown, while hitting most of the tier for at least neutral damage. She competes with Harmony Ogerpon, which is typically preferred due to Adaptability. Defensively, Spooksoul has neutrality to pivoting moves, but stacks key weaknesses against common types such as fire, ghost and knock off, with significantly less resistances than most Ogerpon variants. Spooksoul is a niche choice that can spin block and threaten most spinners out, check psychic and ghost types in a pinch, while still running utility movesets such as taunt, encore, spikes and u-turn. Ogerpon-Thunderclap (Electric/Grass) Ability: Lightning Rod Tier: UU Ability: Embody Aspect (Thunderclap) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's speed is raised by 1 stage. Tier: UU Thunderclap is a powerful wallbreaker in UU and OU. In OU, Thunderclap tears through flying types, being one of the few Ogerpon forms able to break through defensive Zapdos, as well as having a comfortable match-up against Skarmory and Corviknight. Power Whip provides coverage against ground types such as Ting-Lu and Great Tusk. Play Rough, Knock Off, Encore and Trailblaze are all viable options for the last moveslot, depending on what Ogerpon wants coverage for. Very few defensive pokemon are able to answer Thunderclap. Landorus-Therian and Gliscor are immune to Ivy Cudgel and comfortably survive a +2 Ivy Cudgel, but are unable to deal meaningful damage. Offensively, Thunderpon is threatened by revenge killers such as Weavile, Dragapult and Meowscarada, the latter two being able to walk into both of her STABs but fearing Play Rough from her. Thunderclap thus appreciates support from speedier allies such as Iron Valiant and Choice Scarf Meowscarada, the latter of which can also break through Gliscor and Landorus-T. Thunderclap competes for a spot in the metagame with Wellspring, as both check similar threats and share similar checks. Wellspring is generally preferred for her better typing and ability, though Thunderclap has the edge in a few match-ups, notoriously beating Wellspring herself one-on-one. In UU, Thunderclap instead competes with forms such as Cornerstone, Harmony and Aerostride, especially Cornerstone, as both are similarly adept at picking off flying types. Thunderclap is typically preferred to also gain an edge over steel types such as Scizor and Iron Crown. (Bonus) Ogerpon-Thunderclap (Electric/Grass) Ability: Surge Surfer Tier: UUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Thunderclap) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's speed is raised by 1 stage. Tier: UUBL Thunderclap is Miraidon's best partner and the most viable Ogerpon form in Ubers, able to outspeed virtually the entire metagame, including Iron Bundle, Agility Miraidon and Scale Shot Koraidon, OHKOing uninvested variants and heavily denting bulky variants unboosted. Thanks to its typing, even typical Ogerpon checks such as Ho-Oh are easily torn through, with fully defensive Necrozma-Dusk-Mane taking heavy damage from Electric Terrain-boosted Ivy Cudgel and physically defensive Arceus-Ground having significant odds of being OHKO'd by Power Whip. Surge Surfer sees far less use in OU, where Pinkurchin is the only electric terrain setter, but even without her ability Thunderclap remains a terrifying breaker, able to tear through anything short of Gliscor or Landorus, neither of which cannot threaten her offensively either. In UU, Surge Surfer Thunderpon is a much more viable version of Aeropon and, just like Sand Rush Terrapon, is considered too powerful to stay in the tier. Ogerpon-Mindmeld (Psychic/Grass) Ability: Synchronize Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Mindmeld) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's accuracy is raised by 1 stage. Tier: RUBL Mindmeld faces competition from not only other Ogerpon forms, but also from Iron Leaves, which has similar typing, role, but better stats and ability. As such, Mindmeld struggles to find a niche in the metagame. Similar to Spooksoul, a psychic-type Ivy Cudgel hits most of the tier for neutral damage, a niche that Adaptability Harmopon already fills. Ogerpon-Frostveil (Ice/Grass) Ability: Snow Warning Tier: UU Ability: Embody Aspect (Frostveil) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage. Tier: UU Frostveil is Ogerpon's best variant offensively, with an Ice-type Ivy Cudgel that obliterates dragon and flying-types in a single moveslot. Frostveil lacks the defensive typing of other Ogerpon forms, with a massive array of weaknesses such as poison, rock, fighting, steel, flying, bug and, most of all, fire. However, Snow Warning in conjunction with Terastallization allow Ogerpon to survive unexpected situations, such as surviving Close Combat from Iron Valiant and offensive Great Tusk, and threatening a KO back with Ivy Cudgel. The last moveslot is flexible, with Stomping Tantrum, Knock Off, Spikes and Encore being the typical choices. Frostveil partners very well with Kyurem, who appreciates the extra bulk provided by Snow Warning and can help Ogerpon wear down bulky steel and fire types such as Kingambit, Gholdengo and Heatran, possibly even forcing them to terastallize. In return, Frostpon provides coverage against bulky water types such as Primarina and Dondozo. Ogerpon-Dracolora (Dragon/Grass) Ability: Multiscale Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Dracolora) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon restores 1/3 of its maximum HP. Tier: RUBL The Dracolora mask provides Ogerpon with a Dragon-Slaying Ivy Cudgel, but also a weakness to the same dragon types. Roaring Moon, Dragapult, Kyurem and Walking Wake are all dragons that Dracolora is supposed to check, but they can terastallize defensively to escape Ivy Cudgel and OHKO Ogerpon back. Dracopon also dreads Triple Axel from Weavile and Meowscarada, both of which are faster and easily break through Multiscale. Entry hazards also remove Multiscale, an issue further accentuated by Ogerpon's impossibility to wear Heavy-Duty boots. Dracolora similarly struggles with fairy and steel types, notoriously losing to Ribombee one on one. As such, Dracolora tends to be too high-maintenance in comparison to other Ogerpon forms, despite the potential of Multiscale. In UU, Dracolora finds a niche as a bulky sweeper that relies on Multiscale to withstand attacks during a setup, akin to Dragonite. Synthesis or Horn Leech are used to keep Dracopon at full health, with coverage like Knock Off or Stomping Tantrum rounding off the set. Embody Aspect can be used to regenerate health in a pinch, but Dracolora generaly prefers to keep Multiscale. Maximum HP EVs are preferred over speed investiment to let Ogerpon survive Draco Meteor from Choice Specs Latios and KO him back. In both tiers, Frostveil is typically preferred as a dragon slayer.
Every mask type in the metagame, with a few liberties taken for Embody Aspect - Part 3: Ogerpon-Bloodmoon (Dark/Grass) Ability: Intimidate Tier: OU Ability: Embody Aspect (Bloodmoon) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's attack is raised by 1 stage. Tier: OU Bloodmoon is one of Ogerpon's best utility forms, with her typing and ability being key in taking off momentum from threats such as Kingambit. Bloodpon sometimes foregoes Ivy Cudgel, instead opting for a STAB Knock Off that still hits important benchmarks such as OHKOing offensive Gholdengo and Galarian Slowking. This Ogerpon set typically runs U-Turn, Spikes and Power Whip/Taunt/Encore, forming a solid pivoting core with Landorus-T, who can also set Stealth Rock to match Ogerpon's spikes. Darkpon may also be played offensively, with Intimidate giving her an edge in match-ups against physical threats such as Kyurem and Gouging Fire after terastallizing, OHKOing the former and having a chance to OHKO the latter, while taking little damage from their attacks. Bloodpon fears U-Turn the most out of Ogerpon variants, so Rocky Helmet users that can punish the move, such as Skarmory and Corviknight, make for great allies. Charmwisp and Valorheart are the Ogerpon forms Bloodmoon fears the most, with the former always winning one-on-one thanks to her access to priority and the latter bypassing the attack drop from Intimidate altogether. Bloodpon has an advantage against most Ogerpon forms, so companions that can wall or threaten these two, such as Skarmory or Gouging Fire for the former, and Iron Valiant, Weavile or Meowscarada for the latter, are greatly appreciated. Ogerpon-Ironclad (Steel/Grass) Ability: Heatproof Tier: RUBL Ability: Embody Aspect (Ironclad) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's special defense is raised by 1 stage. Tier: RUBL With one of the best defensive typings in the game, Ironclad is able to act as a mini-Ferrothorn by resisting a wide variety of moves and chipping foes with hazards and possibly Leech Seed support. While a steel Ivy Cudgel does not hit many targets super effectively, it provides a few positive match-ups such as Kyurem and Hatterene in OU, while hitting a significant number of foes for at least neutral damage. Ogerpon can choose between a physically defensive set to check threats such as Lokix and Belly Drum Azumarill or a specially defensive set to check Iron Crown and Latios lacking Aura Sphere. Since a steel type Ivy Cudgel does not hit many targets in UU, Ferropon sometimes runs Power Whip as her only STAB move, alongside Spikes and either two between Substitute, Synthesis, Spiky Shield, Leech Seed, Knock Off and U-Turn. Despite Heatproof, Ironclad tends to be very vulnerable to fire attacks, taking heavy damage from the likes of Moltres and Hisuian Arcanine if not terastallized. Slowking can take on fire types for Ogerpon, and appreciates Ogerpon absorbing Knock Off and strong electric moves in return. Ogerpon-Charmwisp (Fairy/Grass) Ability: Pixilate Tier: OU Ability: Embody Aspect (Charmwisp) Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's evasion is raised by 1 stage. Tier: AG Pixilate paired with Ogerpon's wide coverage makes her one of the best extreme killers in the tier. After one Swords dance boost, pixilated Quick Attack can easily kill faster threats such as Dragapult, Iron Valiant and Darkrai, while Ivy Cudgel targets bulkier targets such as Dragonite and defensive Great Tusk. Stomping Tantrum is typically used in the last moveslot to target Fire and Steel types that may want to switch in. Power Whip is a STAB alternative to hit Dondozo. Charmwisp may choose between a speedy set to outspeed Kyurem and Choice Band Gouging Fire, or a bulkier set to resist attacks from these threats and hit them back. Alternatively, Ogerpon-Charmwisp may deal heavy damage with Giga impact without the need for a Swords Dance boost, allowing Ogerpon to run coverage or utility moves such as Encore, Taunt or even Spikes. This set is best used with support from Unaware teammates such as Dondozo or Clodsire, as Giga Impact gives the enemy a free turn to set up. Charmwisp's typing makes her very weak to common types in the metagame, such as fire, steel and poison. She appreciates the support of special attackers such as Heatran and Raging Bolt to take care of walls like Skarmory and Corviknight, while Great Tusk can remove hazards and threaten bulky fire types such as Gouging Fire. Charmwisp also finds herself a small niche in Ubers, where her extreme killer sets OHKO dragon types such as Koraidon, Giratina-O and Miraidon, giving her a slight edge over Arceus. However, these targets have more counterplay than their OU counterparts, making Charmwisp a much less practical sweeper. Giratina-Origin is immune to Stomping Tantrum and resists all of her STABs after terastallizing, while Koraidon and Miraidon can both threaten a OHKO with Flare Blitz/Overheat. Charmwisp is banned from terastallizing in tiers below AG due to the evasion clause.
Cool idea and appreciate the effort, but except for the Harmony and Ivytoxin masks I can't see the rest in the game. It just doesn't fit in my eye and why do the majority of them have to be intimidating or scary?
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Which NEW Ogerpon Mask is YOUR FAVORITE?! 👺
The ground type one
The Flying type mask is so elegant and I wonder if had been inspired by an legendary Pokemon.
I feel that one major aspect that is missing in these designs are the leaves. There was a post that pointed out that the designs of the four masks had a leaf/bark aspect to it....I feel these designs are really close to being perfect but need a lil something extra
I love them all
The Charmwisp mask is my favourite because it really fits Ogerpon amazingly. A sweet and innocent Pokémon that is just misunderstood. Thank you Mr Infamous Trainer & CardnHI and may your futures be brighter than the sun.
Had a great time working on these with you! Frostveil Mask is my favorite we made, I think it came out really nicely!
Couldn't have done it without you and that one is a banger!
A Pokémon with every type would be perfectly introduced in the generation that has Tera crystals
Exactly, plus with the Mask they introduced I was like there is so much potential here!
Who knows maybe terapagos will have Something like that like its tera Form literally has every Typ on it
Possibly an ability like protean or libero that applies to tera type instead of normal typings.
Terapagos’ scallywag looking ass:
Stellar type such a dissapointment.
Imagine the DLC had a quest where we had to gather materials to make Ogerpon masks of different elements that’d be so cool
4:55 I recognized this mask as the Oni Mask of Deception specifically. Which is a cool design
Dude I recognize the Electric Ninjago mask immediately!
*NINJA GOOO!*
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
This was a cool video. I definitely would want to see a future video of their Terrastilize versions.
I'd say my favorites here are the Ivytoxin and Frostveil masks due to the originality in their designs.
Thanks so much!
HAAAAAAA IT’S FINALLY HERE. LET’S GOOOOO 🔥💪🏼
YES! Give us those Tera Masks!
This man knows bionicle AND Ninjago! You're a legend,jaleel.
Because of that I have to give the no.1 spot to the thunderclap mask ⚡
But the poison type mask does comes in very close ☠️
Appreciate, Cardnl and I for sure cooked on this one lol
@@InfamousTrainer *happy gordan ramsey noises*
Bro this video was great!! Loved these masks and they were so creative!! Awesome job!!
Thanks so much bro! These were super fun to create!
Gonna stream this in the middle of regionals
DO IT!
Ngl, I like the Harmony Mask. It's so oddly satisfying to look at lol
Awesome video
Would definitely love a Terra form video of these masks
Will have to decide what stat boost they'll get though
I personally like the Normal type mask the most but Fairy is close second
Immunity suits the mask because would help against loyal three toxic chain when first beat them
Maybe even Guts for the Fighting mask
I also expected Mind's Eye for the Psychic mask because of the third eye theme
The toxic chain mask for Posion was brilliant as well
Love these ideas!
Man I really want more Ogerpon masks. Ogerpon is one of my fav pokemon ever lol
GREAT DESIGNS!
Thank you so much!
Oh, I can’t wait for the terraforms
Def will pair with Cardnl for these!
@@InfamousTrainer oooh I can’t wait
Thank you for actually modeling the ideas
My favourite mask is the Thunderclap mask it had a great design for it and I like to see a teraform for all the masks done next.
Love these. Especially the shukaku one I was rollin laughin😂😭 I love ogrepon so much I’m gonna draw all of these for you at some point and send em to you.
Instead of heatproff.i would use flash fire for the Steel mask.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I like that!
My favorite is the Fairy mask! ❤
I wish they continued to add more masks in other regions and more forms of other form changing mons like melotta ershifu and necrozma
I liked the normal type yinyang one
Ogrepon would be on my team indefinitely if they gave her a Steel Type mask.
Ive been looking for a good steel type to add to my team came back to metagross every time. And its the last one i need. But that could easily change with Orgrepon or Tarapogos.
Btw my Forever Team consist of
Annihilape, Chandelure, torterra, Empoleon, and Rhyperior for the indigo Disk.
I really want a steel type.
BEAST team!
Rhyperior solols gg ez
@@InfamousTrainer well if they add in Registeel for indigo disk(may be possible according to what I've been finding) my team would be complete. Incredible special and regular defense. I can ditch Empoleon for Blastoise.
Charmwisp, Bloodmoon and Frostveil go hard, ngl
Both visually and in terms of how good they'd be if they were in-game
Hearthflame's still the best Ogerpon form, though
Oh, the masks and type additions are brilliantly great and needed (: please make it so Pokémon Company. With these masks to.
I NEARLY DIED WHEN YOU SAID NINJAGO. 😂
LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOO
I'm so happy i'm finally gonna get the DLC :DDD
I think my souls would work the same way. Only I become a different Pokémon when I use them.
The Fairy Mask should be Butterfly Shaped from the Bug mask with Sylveon Colors.
While for the Bug type should be more of Moth or Pupa shape.
Most of these forms would be busted in Doubles. They're already immune to Rage Powder and Spore, and a lot of the Ivy Cudgels would be 100% Accurate Physical moves.
Can adding a bunch of metal spikes on Ironclad really be called an inspiration from Max Steelspike? Y'know what Perrserker incorporates that Max move in its design as well. Sure if the spikes intersect each other then it'd be more fair to say that, but w the current design of the mask, it seems like a stretch.
Every mask type in the metagame, with a few liberties taken for Embody Aspect - Part 1:
Ogerpon-Harmony (Normal/Grass)
Ability: Immunity
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Harmony)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon restores 1/3 of its maximum HP.
Tier: RUBL
With a very average typing defensively and offensively, Harmony struggles to find a niche for herself over other Ogerpon variants with better typing and abilities. Harmony typically runs utility sets, foregoing Ivy Cudgel in favor of Spikes/Knock Off/Leech Seed/U-Turn/Encore/Taunt/Synthesis, with high HP and SPDef investiment to become a respectable defensive wall and a sponge for status effects. Harmopon can struggle with fire and fighting types, so Slowking is a good teammate to form a solid specially defensive core with, while Zapdos is a physical wall that takes care of bug and flying types.
Normalpon faces hefty competition from base Ogerpon, which can run similar sets while carrying an item such as heavy-duty boots. Not seeing enough play to warrant a UU tier, Harmony instead resides in the RU banned list.
Ogerpon-Harmony (Normal/Grass)
Ability: Adaptability
Tier: UU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Harmony)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon restores 1/3 of its maximum HP.
Tier: UU
Harmony makes up for the lack of targets it can hit super effectively with powerful coverage boosted by Adaptability and the Harmony Mask. Adaptability gives Harmony an offensive edge over Ogerpon-Cornerstone, allowing Harmopon to score a OHKO on Excadrill and uninvested Latios with Power Whip and Ivy Cudgel, respectively. Knock Off rounds off the set, allowing Harmopon to hit Metagross and Iron Crown, which resist both of her STABs. Quick Attack is an alternative that deals with fast pivots that would overwhelm her otherwise with U-Turn, with high chances to OHKO Tornadus-Therian after a Swords Dance boost and Stealth Rock damage. However, this set leaves Harmopon walled by Iron Crown and Sinistcha. An Adamant nature is recommended for Quick Attack sets, while Jolly is best for Knock Off sets.
Harmopon plays very similarly to Ogerpon-Cornerstone, enjoying the company of many of the same teammates. Slow pivots such as Slowking allow Ogerpon to get in the field safely, while hazard setters such as Tinkaton facilitate her wallbreaking potential. Revenge killers such as Lokix are also appreciated to finish off weakened foes like Iron Crown.
Ogerpon-Valorheart (Fighting/Grass)
Ability: Scrappy
Tier: OU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Valorheart)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's attack is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: OU
Valorheart is a powerful breaker in the OU tier. Scrappy allows Ogerpon to OHKO offensive Gholdengo with an unboosted Ivy Cudgel, and resists Intimidate from Landorus. A fighting-type Ivy Cudgel allows Valorpon to obliterate common obstacles to Wellspring, such as Sinistcha, Kyurem or Tera Dragon Skarmory, while receiving neutral damage from U-Turn thanks to its typing. Power Whip alongside an Adamant nature allows Valorpon to OHKO Landorus-Therian after a Swords Dance boost, while Knock Off hits Galarian Slowking, a foe that resists both of its STAB moves. Play Rough can be used instead to hit dragon types such as Dragonite. 16 HP EVs allow her to survive Power Whip from opposing Ogerpon and threaten a OHKO back against most variants with Ivy Cudgel after Terastallizing.
Valorheart is threatened by faster offensive pokemon such as Deoxys-Speed and Iron Valiant. Therefore, teammates that can fend off or revenge kill these threats, such as Galarian Slowking and Choice Scarf Meowscarada, make for great partners.
Ogerpon-Aerostride (Flying/Grass)
Ability: Wind Rider
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Aerostride)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's accuracy is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: RUBL
Aerostride is a niche pick in UU that targets fighting and grass types, such as opposing Ogerpon, Hydrapple and Kommo-O. Wind Rider allows Aeropon to become the most viable Tailwind abuser in the metagame, able to pick off and OHKO even speedy threats such as Unburden Hawlucha and Excadrill on sand, while also beating Barraskewda one-on-one. Aeropon is unique in that she can sweep without Swords Dance, which allows her to forego the move for more coverage. Stomping Tantrum targets steel types such as Hisuian Goodra, while Knock Off OHKOs Iron Crown.
Birbpon cannot set Tailwind on her own, requiring support from teammates that can, as well as pivots that can bring her in safely. Bulky variants of Scizor fill both roles while providing offensive utility of their own. Aeropon is generally a hyper-offense choice that aims to dent the enemy team as heavily as possible during the few turns of Tailwind she gets. Even Unaware walls such as Skeledirge run the risk of being overwhelmed by critical Ivy Cudgel hits.
A more traditional Swords Dance set can be run, with Flying Ivy Cudgel still providing coverage against grass and fighting types, notoriously beating most Ogerpon variants. However, other Ogerpon forms generally outperform her, with better abilities and typing.
In OU, Aerostride gains more targets like Choice Scarf Meowscarada and Booster Energy Valiant, but also more priority users like Weavile and walls like Skarmory and Corviknight that completely stop any Aeropon set. Corviknight is a solid Tailwind setter that can also pivot Aeropon in safely, while mixed Hoopa-Unbound picks off threats to Aeropon and greatly benefits from Tailwind support.
Ogerpon-Ivytoxin (Poison/Grass)
Ability: Toxic Chain
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Ivytoxin)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's special defense is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: RUBL
Ivytoxin Ogerpon has no niche in the current metagame, with other Ogerpon forms outclassing her offensively and bulkier pokemon such as Amoongus being better options defensively.
Ogerpon-Terraforge (Ground/Grass)
Ability: Stamina
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Terraforge)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: RUBL
Stamina Terrapon has no niche in the current metagame. Despite her ability, Terrapon's typing and average bulk make her a poor defensive wall, stacking weaknesses with Gliscor and Landorus-T in OU, and losing too many match-ups in UU, such as failing to check Belly Drum Azumarill and Hisuian Arcanine, while requiring terastallization to fend off First Impression from Lokix. Offensively, Terrapon lacks the coverage of Valorheart, the raw power of Charmwisp or Adaptability Harmony and even the niche applications of Aerostride, with a ground-type Ivy Cudgel that gets completely shut down by any defensive flying or grass type. Terrapon has many of the same vulnerabilities of other Ogerpon forms, with no real edge over any of them.
Ogerpon-Terraforge (Ground/Grass)
Ability: Sand Rush
Tier: UUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Terraforge)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: UUBL
Terrapon is a terrifying sand sweeper, with access to Swords Dance and Power Whip allowing her to convincingly beat even Air Balloon variants of Excadrill in sand. Ogerpon's wide coverage allows her to threaten a variety of foes, like Roaring Moon, Dragapult, Darkrai and Hawlucha with Play Rough, Deoxys-Speed with Knock Off and Iron Moth with Ivy Cudgel. At +2, Terrapon can OHKO opposing weather setters like Pelipper with Power Whip and Torkoal with Ivy Cudgel. Terrapon prefers to not terastallize, as she does not want to lose her massive speed boost, but it is an emergency tool to avoid revenge killing from threats such as Weavile or Kingambit, though players should be wary of Tera Flying Kingambit. Sand is not a very popular archetype in OU, so Groundpon resides in the UUBL instead.
Sand Rush Terrapon competes with Excadrill for the role of speedy Swords Dance sweeper, with Ogerpon having a superior speed tier and Excadrill arguably having more offensive power. In practice, both are often used alongside each other, with the combination of two sand abusers proving itself to be too much for the UU tier, especially with Ogerpon's massive coverage and the ability to pivot in allies against supposed checks like Mandibuzz and Zapdos, leaving very little counterplay for the tier.
Ogerpon-Terraforge (Ground/Grass)
Ability: Sand Stream (Because Sand Spit is awful)
Tier: OU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Terraforge)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: OU
Terrapon cements herself as an amazing sand setter in the tier, with the ability to set hazards, deal immediate damage with Ivy Cudgel or pivot in teammates with U-Turn. Choice Band Tyranitar appreciates a second sand setter to win the weather war against rain and sun, while Terrapon appreciates Tyranitar removing opposing weather setters such as Pelipper and Torkoal. Swords Dance Excadrill appreciates the guaranteed sand boost to sweep opposing teams, while also providing hazard removal with Rapid Spin.
Swords Dance Terrapon is an alternative to other Ogerpon forms, with the added utility of disrupting weather teams and emergency defensive role with Embody Aspect, if necessary. Unlike Wellspring, Thunderclap and Valorheart, Terraforge loses to walls such as Skarmory and Corviknight one-on-one even with Encore/Taunt. Gholdengo is a solid sand-immune partner that can walk in on their attacks and remove them.
Every mask type in the metagame, with a few liberties taken for Embody Aspect - Part 2:
Ogerpon-Pollenwing (Bug/Grass)
Ability: Tinted Lens
Tier: OU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Pollenwing)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's evasion is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: AG
Pollenwing is one of the most powerful breakers in OU thanks to her nearly unresisted bug-type Ivy Cudgel and Power Whip, achieving feats such as OHKOing Kyurem and Raging Bolt after a swords dance boost. Pollenwing's typing gives her a massive edge over Ogerpon variants other than Aerostride, 4x resisting Power Whip and threatening them back with a bug-type Ivy Cudgel. An Adamant nature is typically used to OHKO bulky Kingambit variants with Power Whip at +2, regardless of their tera type. Power Whip and Ivy Cudgel are the only two attacks Buzzpon needs as a breaker, so the fourth moveslot is very flexible, with Encore and Taunt creating opportunities for Tintpon to setup, Trailblaze gaining an upper hand on faster threats such as Dragapult, Stomping Tantrum hitting Heatran and even Substitute to prevent status effects from the likes of Galarian Slowking and Clodsire.
Dual resistances such as Gouging Fire, Heatran, Skarmory and Corviknight are poor match-ups for Pollenwing, though Encore variants can reliably beat ironpress variants of the latter two. Types that resist both of Bugpon's STABs are fire, flying, steel and poison. Ground-type allies such as Great Tusk and Electric Types such as Raging Bolt can threaten these enemies for Pollenwing, who removes grass types for them in return.
Pollenwing is banned from terastallizing in tiers below AG due to the evasion clause.
Ogerpon-Spooksoul (Ghost/Grass)
Ability: Cursed Body
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Spooksoul)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's speed is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: RUBL
A Ghost-type Ivy Cudgel allows Ogerpon to hit key threats in the UU tier, such as Sinistcha, Skeledirge and Iron Crown, while hitting most of the tier for at least neutral damage. She competes with Harmony Ogerpon, which is typically preferred due to Adaptability. Defensively, Spooksoul has neutrality to pivoting moves, but stacks key weaknesses against common types such as fire, ghost and knock off, with significantly less resistances than most Ogerpon variants. Spooksoul is a niche choice that can spin block and threaten most spinners out, check psychic and ghost types in a pinch, while still running utility movesets such as taunt, encore, spikes and u-turn.
Ogerpon-Thunderclap (Electric/Grass)
Ability: Lightning Rod
Tier: UU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Thunderclap)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's speed is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: UU
Thunderclap is a powerful wallbreaker in UU and OU. In OU, Thunderclap tears through flying types, being one of the few Ogerpon forms able to break through defensive Zapdos, as well as having a comfortable match-up against Skarmory and Corviknight. Power Whip provides coverage against ground types such as Ting-Lu and Great Tusk. Play Rough, Knock Off, Encore and Trailblaze are all viable options for the last moveslot, depending on what Ogerpon wants coverage for.
Very few defensive pokemon are able to answer Thunderclap. Landorus-Therian and Gliscor are immune to Ivy Cudgel and comfortably survive a +2 Ivy Cudgel, but are unable to deal meaningful damage. Offensively, Thunderpon is threatened by revenge killers such as Weavile, Dragapult and Meowscarada, the latter two being able to walk into both of her STABs but fearing Play Rough from her. Thunderclap thus appreciates support from speedier allies such as Iron Valiant and Choice Scarf Meowscarada, the latter of which can also break through Gliscor and Landorus-T.
Thunderclap competes for a spot in the metagame with Wellspring, as both check similar threats and share similar checks. Wellspring is generally preferred for her better typing and ability, though Thunderclap has the edge in a few match-ups, notoriously beating Wellspring herself one-on-one.
In UU, Thunderclap instead competes with forms such as Cornerstone, Harmony and Aerostride, especially Cornerstone, as both are similarly adept at picking off flying types. Thunderclap is typically preferred to also gain an edge over steel types such as Scizor and Iron Crown.
(Bonus) Ogerpon-Thunderclap (Electric/Grass)
Ability: Surge Surfer
Tier: UUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Thunderclap)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's speed is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: UUBL
Thunderclap is Miraidon's best partner and the most viable Ogerpon form in Ubers, able to outspeed virtually the entire metagame, including Iron Bundle, Agility Miraidon and Scale Shot Koraidon, OHKOing uninvested variants and heavily denting bulky variants unboosted. Thanks to its typing, even typical Ogerpon checks such as Ho-Oh are easily torn through, with fully defensive Necrozma-Dusk-Mane taking heavy damage from Electric Terrain-boosted Ivy Cudgel and physically defensive Arceus-Ground having significant odds of being OHKO'd by Power Whip.
Surge Surfer sees far less use in OU, where Pinkurchin is the only electric terrain setter, but even without her ability Thunderclap remains a terrifying breaker, able to tear through anything short of Gliscor or Landorus, neither of which cannot threaten her offensively either. In UU, Surge Surfer Thunderpon is a much more viable version of Aeropon and, just like Sand Rush Terrapon, is considered too powerful to stay in the tier.
Ogerpon-Mindmeld (Psychic/Grass)
Ability: Synchronize
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Mindmeld)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's accuracy is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: RUBL
Mindmeld faces competition from not only other Ogerpon forms, but also from Iron Leaves, which has similar typing, role, but better stats and ability. As such, Mindmeld struggles to find a niche in the metagame. Similar to Spooksoul, a psychic-type Ivy Cudgel hits most of the tier for neutral damage, a niche that Adaptability Harmopon already fills.
Ogerpon-Frostveil (Ice/Grass)
Ability: Snow Warning
Tier: UU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Frostveil)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's defense is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: UU
Frostveil is Ogerpon's best variant offensively, with an Ice-type Ivy Cudgel that obliterates dragon and flying-types in a single moveslot. Frostveil lacks the defensive typing of other Ogerpon forms, with a massive array of weaknesses such as poison, rock, fighting, steel, flying, bug and, most of all, fire. However, Snow Warning in conjunction with Terastallization allow Ogerpon to survive unexpected situations, such as surviving Close Combat from Iron Valiant and offensive Great Tusk, and threatening a KO back with Ivy Cudgel. The last moveslot is flexible, with Stomping Tantrum, Knock Off, Spikes and Encore being the typical choices.
Frostveil partners very well with Kyurem, who appreciates the extra bulk provided by Snow Warning and can help Ogerpon wear down bulky steel and fire types such as Kingambit, Gholdengo and Heatran, possibly even forcing them to terastallize. In return, Frostpon provides coverage against bulky water types such as Primarina and Dondozo.
Ogerpon-Dracolora (Dragon/Grass)
Ability: Multiscale
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Dracolora)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon restores 1/3 of its maximum HP.
Tier: RUBL
The Dracolora mask provides Ogerpon with a Dragon-Slaying Ivy Cudgel, but also a weakness to the same dragon types. Roaring Moon, Dragapult, Kyurem and Walking Wake are all dragons that Dracolora is supposed to check, but they can terastallize defensively to escape Ivy Cudgel and OHKO Ogerpon back. Dracopon also dreads Triple Axel from Weavile and Meowscarada, both of which are faster and easily break through Multiscale. Entry hazards also remove Multiscale, an issue further accentuated by Ogerpon's impossibility to wear Heavy-Duty boots. Dracolora similarly struggles with fairy and steel types, notoriously losing to Ribombee one on one. As such, Dracolora tends to be too high-maintenance in comparison to other Ogerpon forms, despite the potential of Multiscale.
In UU, Dracolora finds a niche as a bulky sweeper that relies on Multiscale to withstand attacks during a setup, akin to Dragonite. Synthesis or Horn Leech are used to keep Dracopon at full health, with coverage like Knock Off or Stomping Tantrum rounding off the set. Embody Aspect can be used to regenerate health in a pinch, but Dracolora generaly prefers to keep Multiscale. Maximum HP EVs are preferred over speed investiment to let Ogerpon survive Draco Meteor from Choice Specs Latios and KO him back. In both tiers, Frostveil is typically preferred as a dragon slayer.
Every mask type in the metagame, with a few liberties taken for Embody Aspect - Part 3:
Ogerpon-Bloodmoon (Dark/Grass)
Ability: Intimidate
Tier: OU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Bloodmoon)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's attack is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: OU
Bloodmoon is one of Ogerpon's best utility forms, with her typing and ability being key in taking off momentum from threats such as Kingambit. Bloodpon sometimes foregoes Ivy Cudgel, instead opting for a STAB Knock Off that still hits important benchmarks such as OHKOing offensive Gholdengo and Galarian Slowking. This Ogerpon set typically runs U-Turn, Spikes and Power Whip/Taunt/Encore, forming a solid pivoting core with Landorus-T, who can also set Stealth Rock to match Ogerpon's spikes. Darkpon may also be played offensively, with Intimidate giving her an edge in match-ups against physical threats such as Kyurem and Gouging Fire after terastallizing, OHKOing the former and having a chance to OHKO the latter, while taking little damage from their attacks.
Bloodpon fears U-Turn the most out of Ogerpon variants, so Rocky Helmet users that can punish the move, such as Skarmory and Corviknight, make for great allies. Charmwisp and Valorheart are the Ogerpon forms Bloodmoon fears the most, with the former always winning one-on-one thanks to her access to priority and the latter bypassing the attack drop from Intimidate altogether. Bloodpon has an advantage against most Ogerpon forms, so companions that can wall or threaten these two, such as Skarmory or Gouging Fire for the former, and Iron Valiant, Weavile or Meowscarada for the latter, are greatly appreciated.
Ogerpon-Ironclad (Steel/Grass)
Ability: Heatproof
Tier: RUBL
Ability: Embody Aspect (Ironclad)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's special defense is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: RUBL
With one of the best defensive typings in the game, Ironclad is able to act as a mini-Ferrothorn by resisting a wide variety of moves and chipping foes with hazards and possibly Leech Seed support. While a steel Ivy Cudgel does not hit many targets super effectively, it provides a few positive match-ups such as Kyurem and Hatterene in OU, while hitting a significant number of foes for at least neutral damage. Ogerpon can choose between a physically defensive set to check threats such as Lokix and Belly Drum Azumarill or a specially defensive set to check Iron Crown and Latios lacking Aura Sphere. Since a steel type Ivy Cudgel does not hit many targets in UU, Ferropon sometimes runs Power Whip as her only STAB move, alongside Spikes and either two between Substitute, Synthesis, Spiky Shield, Leech Seed, Knock Off and U-Turn.
Despite Heatproof, Ironclad tends to be very vulnerable to fire attacks, taking heavy damage from the likes of Moltres and Hisuian Arcanine if not terastallized. Slowking can take on fire types for Ogerpon, and appreciates Ogerpon absorbing Knock Off and strong electric moves in return.
Ogerpon-Charmwisp (Fairy/Grass)
Ability: Pixilate
Tier: OU
Ability: Embody Aspect (Charmwisp)
Effect: On switch-in, this pokemon's evasion is raised by 1 stage.
Tier: AG
Pixilate paired with Ogerpon's wide coverage makes her one of the best extreme killers in the tier. After one Swords dance boost, pixilated Quick Attack can easily kill faster threats such as Dragapult, Iron Valiant and Darkrai, while Ivy Cudgel targets bulkier targets such as Dragonite and defensive Great Tusk. Stomping Tantrum is typically used in the last moveslot to target Fire and Steel types that may want to switch in. Power Whip is a STAB alternative to hit Dondozo. Charmwisp may choose between a speedy set to outspeed Kyurem and Choice Band Gouging Fire, or a bulkier set to resist attacks from these threats and hit them back.
Alternatively, Ogerpon-Charmwisp may deal heavy damage with Giga impact without the need for a Swords Dance boost, allowing Ogerpon to run coverage or utility moves such as Encore, Taunt or even Spikes. This set is best used with support from Unaware teammates such as Dondozo or Clodsire, as Giga Impact gives the enemy a free turn to set up.
Charmwisp's typing makes her very weak to common types in the metagame, such as fire, steel and poison. She appreciates the support of special attackers such as Heatran and Raging Bolt to take care of walls like Skarmory and Corviknight, while Great Tusk can remove hazards and threaten bulky fire types such as Gouging Fire.
Charmwisp also finds herself a small niche in Ubers, where her extreme killer sets OHKO dragon types such as Koraidon, Giratina-O and Miraidon, giving her a slight edge over Arceus. However, these targets have more counterplay than their OU counterparts, making Charmwisp a much less practical sweeper. Giratina-Origin is immune to Stomping Tantrum and resists all of her STABs after terastallizing, while Koraidon and Miraidon can both threaten a OHKO with Flare Blitz/Overheat.
Charmwisp is banned from terastallizing in tiers below AG due to the evasion clause.
Harmony mask
great video... feel like I haven't seen you in a while 🤩
Thanks for watching and been abit! Hope all is well!
My favorites are the Normal, Poison, Bug, Ice, and Fairy Masks
8:02 silver chariot
A similar concept could be used for silvally and it's type-memory's
For a dragon Ogerpon mask,I would've gone with a design based on the dragon priest masks from Skyrim.
Thats also a good idea!
These are neat!
Thanks so much Danielle!
3:29 I knew that this is shukaku i love naruto
the thunderclap mask is based off of the oni mask of deception from lego ninjago masters of spinjitzu which in season 8 episode 1 to be more specific.
Cool idea and appreciate the effort, but except for the Harmony and Ivytoxin masks I can't see the rest in the game. It just doesn't fit in my eye and why do the majority of them have to be intimidating or scary?
I want to see the tera form for these masks!
Def will pair with Cardnl for these!
Now we just need a stellar type mask.
Its coming!
Make the tera forms too please
Def will pair with Cardnl for these!
Yes give Tera forms
Def will pair with Cardnl for these!
the thunderclap mask kinda looks like the oni mask of deception from ninjago(search it up, im not wrong)
ok i commented to early, woops
I wish there was Tera versions cuz the normal ones have special mask tera
The normal type one yin-yang immunity mmm inanimate insanity reference?
once i saw electric mask i knew it was ninjago
Acreus at home:
Noice!
Please make a terrastal version of the masks
that would take a lot of time
Cool
You really like ninja don't you.
Hi uncle and How are you
Good Nephew lol
Dragon
Go team SSSKKKKYYYYY