Bahamist Movepool 4

=======  Level-Up Moves =============
1/Evo - [Signature Move]
1 - Muddy Water
1 - Fire Punch
1 - Ice Punch
1 - Thunder Punch
5 - Scratch
9 - Water Gun
14 - Mist
18 - Dragon Breath
23 - Fury Swipes
27 - Water Pulse
32 - Dragon Claw
36 - Slash
41 - Dragon Pulse
45 - [Signature Move] (Duplicate)
50 - Liquidation
54 - Hurricane
59 - Hydro Pump
63 - Outrage
68 - Wave Crash
============ TM/HM/TR Moves =============
TM08: Hyper Beam
TM09: Giga Impact
TM21: Rest
TM24: Snore
TM25: Protect
TM31: Attract
TM33: Rain Dance
TM36: Whirlpool
TM39: Facade
TM41: Helping Hand
TM45: Dive
TM65: Shadow Claw
TM66: Thunder Fang
TM67: Ice Fang
TM68: Fire Fang
TM76: Round
TM78: Acrobatics
TM95: Air Slash
TM99: Breaking Swipe
TR02: Flamethrower
TR04: Surf
TR05: Ice Beam
TR08: Thunderbolt
TR16: Waterfall
TR20: Substitute
TR26: Endure
TR27: Sleep Talk
TR32: Crunch
TR68: Nasty Plot
TR72: Power Whip
TR74: Iron Head
TR84: Scald
TM022: Chilling Water
TM044: Dragon Tail
TM171: Tera Blast
TM174: Haze
TM207: Temper Flare
TM224: Curse
TM226: Dragon Cheer
============= Egg Moves =================
Egg Moves (Water 1/Dragon was used for parents, but it's unofficial of course):
Aqua Jet: (Blastoise, Golduck, Seel, Dewgong, Kabuto, Kabutops, Dragonite, Surskit, Masquerain, Empoleon, Bibarel, Buizel, Floatzel, Tirtouga, Carracosta, Alomomola, Clauncher, Clawitzer, Popplio, Brionne, Primarina, Quaxly, Quaxwell, Quaquaval)
Aqua Tail: (Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise, Psyduck, Golduck, Seel, Dewgong, Gyarados, Dratini, Dragonair, Dragonite, Totodile, Croconaw, Feraligatr, Marill, Azumarill, Wooper, Quagsire, Milotic, Huntail, Gorebyss, Relicanth, Bibarel, Buizel, Floatzel, Tirtouga, Carracosta, Skrelp, Dragalge, Goodra)
Coil: (Ekans, Arbok, Seviper, Milotic, Huntail, Gorebyss, Silicobra, Sandaconda)
Defog: (Ducklett, Swanna)
Dragon Dance: (Horsea, Seadra, Gyarados, Dratini, Dragonair, Dragonite, Kingdra, Flygon, Altaria, Axew, Fraxure, Haxorus, Jangmo-o, Hakamo-o, Kommo-o, Flapple, Drakloak, Dragapult)
Dragon Rush: (Dratini, Dragonair, Dragonite, Vibrava, Flygon, Gible, Gabite, Garchomp, Deino, Zweilous, Hydreigon, Flapple, Drakloak, Dragapult)
============= Move Tutor Moves =============
Draco Meteor
Flip Turn
Lash Out
Misty Explosion
Scale Shot
============= Other Acquisition Methods =================
Event Only:
Hold Hands
============= Justification ================
Bahamist's learnset focuses heavily on its offensive capabilities, utilizing a wide variety of coverage, a lot of it boosted by Sheer Force, to really allow it to dismantle opposing teams. With mixed coverage in the form of Fire, Ice and Electric, Bahamist can freely hit most pokémon for at least neutral, but has to choose its moves carefully as the 4 moveslot syndrome heavily applies to Bahamist. It should also be noted that with additional coverage in Flying, Dark, Ghost, Steel and Grass, while not all boosted by Sheer Force, Bahamist can tailor itself to fit many teams and hit hard with its variety of moves. Some odd choices have been made such as Coil or Power Whip, but its serpent-like body gives justification to these, while its Dragon typing open up for more elemental moves, with the remaining moves being fitting based on design mostly.

In singles Bahamist will be able to make use of its wide set-up based moves such as Coil, Dragon Dance or Nasty Plot to turn its average offensive stats into a potent threat, while utilizing a wide variety of coverage to do so. While its physical coverage is generally lower power, effective use of Sheer Force or Thermal Exchange really allow it to go all out assault, or can opt to simply use a choice band to break holes in the opponents cores.
On the special side, access to Nasty Plot makes its base 70 special attack go from kind of underwhelming to very powerful, combined with its 101 speed and access to powerful coverage in Flamethrower, Ice Beam and Thunderbolt, you can pick and choose your coverage to fit your teamstyle.
Mixed between both sets are options for support in the form of Defog of Flip Turn to further help your team along, but Bahamist struggles to incorporate them into some of its set-up based sets, allowing it somewhat predictable behavior once you learn the set, but a freedom to pick and choose which moves it wishes to run to futher support its team

In doubles, Bahamist has a distinct lack of support options, relying on its Storm Drain ability and various supporting moves like Breaking Swipe, Dragon Tail, Flip Turn and Muddy Water to support its teammates, but the main goal of Bahamist is to lean into its move offensive variants, relying on its powerful attacks and wide coverage to make the most of its teamslot, while allowing it to play mindgames with its opponent of what it chooses to run, and forcing them to adapt mid-game depending on what they learn, a very powerful option to bring to the table with its already fantastic tools. While it does struggle on its own given its lower bulk and often need to set up, its movepool more than makes up for this to hit the opponents really hard on either the physical or special side, if given the opportunity to set up.