However, if you have to choose between Payback and Giga Impact… I would like to point out that I have a Bug type Scizor in my team and do not worry about Psychic types. It's very similar to a couple mentioned before but has a slight twist.Shell bell is more for if you want to use your leftovers on one of your other Pokemon. Pursuit and Crunch are better ideas.Thanks this was for a tyranitar I have so I want it to have the best attack set.What is better for Mega Tyranitar: Payback or Giga Impact? Also, Mega Tyranitar runs Dragon Dance the majority of the time and won't always go last. Crunch is Tyranitar's main STAB, although Payback is another option, since Tyranitar is slow. Payback works well with slow, bulky sets, but Crunch is still the superior choice by a lot.Neither... especially not Giga Impact. I don't see any in the Answers below.M Tyranitar is actually pretty good.
It is unsure whether these will be seen in the game again but development shows no interest in ever bringing them back. From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia.じぶんを カウンターじょうたいにかえる てきからうけた ぶつりこうげきの わざや こうげきのダメージを あいてにかえすGives the user a Counter status, which reflects damage from Physical Attack moves back to the attacking enemyAfter taking damage from an attack, Bronzong flexes its arms and a ring of energy appears around its body. If the user moves after the target, this attack's power will be doubled. However, here's what I run on my Tyranitar:It a lot better dark pulse combined with sandstorm than fire punch. ALL tryanitars must have E-QUAKEI use a similar set just with stone edge rock polish, then ice punch over fire fang, it can learn fire punch cant it ?Well if peopel are leaving then yoy might as well put in a garchomp fpr its sand abilityI agree with everything, but i'd rather have crunch over rock polish because of STAB and even more coverage over physics (even though they can't even hurt tyranitar).But I do like the rock polish idea, but i also like the 80 power +40 from STAB and 100 accuracy. It is TM66 from Generations IV to VII and TM57 in Generation VIII. I prefer the mix.Dragon dance is absolutely amazing with mega tyranitar because mega tyranitar can practically take any physical move with ease, which allows 2 easy dragon dances. Payback's power no longer doubles if the target switches out. Stone Edge is about just as powerful.
Payback will be weak against phazers such as Lugia and Giratina-O, though. Stone Edge is important in order to pressure Defoggers such as Tornadus-T and Tapu Fini. Also, most psychic types have low Def and good SDef, so Tyranitar has them overpowered.What about Foul Play instead of Crunch? Payback: 50: 100: 10--The user stores power, then attacks. If you want Crunch to make them flinch, simply give Tyranitar either a King's Rock or a Razor Fang item to hold. Here's what mine knows.My Tyranitar is a good somewhat defensive sweeper. So the thinking behind this is that with all those SDef EVs + careful nature + the SDef boost from sandstorm it should easily be able to take multiple hits from special attacks so Its main weakness is if someone switches straight out to a physical attacker with a fighting move and enough speed to beat it while dragon danced, but most people will try hitting it with at least one special attack before realising how useless that is.Hope you like it, and if you think of a better item for it or any major flaws I'd love to hear it.Okay there are a million possibilities for this monster. Stealth Rock: One of the best entry hazards, helps keep certain threats at bay.Crunch/Payback: Deals good damage of T-tar's great attack stat. I am sorry to say that you are mislead. While this is naturally detrimental to every Pokémon, it is especially bad for Tyranitar since he basically gives Fighting-types the free switch in. It is the final form of Larvitar. It can take hits while it builds speed, then it can stop opponents in their tracks.