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  1. Submitting Steel/Grass
  2. Weaknesses: Fighting, Fire
  3. Resistances: Dragon, Electric, Fairy, Grass, Normal, Psychic, Rock, Steel, Water
  4. Immunities: Poison
  5. Hits SE: Ground, Rock(both STABs), Water, Ice, Fairy
  6. Resisted by: Flying, Poison, Bug, Steel(both STABs) Fire (both STABS), Grass, Dragon, Water, Electric
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  8. Pros:
  9. No weakness to VoltTurn, especially with resisting volt switch
  10. Poison immunity
  11. Only 2 weaknesses makes it extremely easy to come into attacks
  12. Resists all 4 tapus, allowing you to trap them quite easily
  13. Typing is a natural counter to Pelliper/kingdra, allowing you to have a natural rain counter that's somewhat easy to build around
  14. Resists Electric and is neutral to ice, allowing you to have a good match up vs BoltBeam dependent pokes
  15. Resists Rock and is neutral to ground, allowing you to have a good match up vs EdgeQuake dependent pokes
  16. Best Tomo bait ever?
  17. Cons:
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  19. Bad match up vs common defensive fire and fighting types, such as Mollux, Arghonaut and Pyroak
  20. Can't touch steel type walls such as Skarmory without coverage
  21. 4x weakness to fire is a detriment to pokes who run BoltBeam+fire coverage such as Zapdos and Mega Manectric
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  23. Steel/Grass is an amazing defensive typing, shown by Ferrothorn in OU. A typing that's weak to some of the more common defensive pokes in the tier is somewhat unfortunate, but it does allow you to bait in Tomohawk extremely effectively, a Pokemon that we should be trying to trap. The only major pitfalls to this typing is its 4x weakness to fire, but that's one that can be remedied by teammates, and it makes the common BoltBeam less common in the future to Pokemon that need to pick their coverage, such as Tapu Koko, who can only pick HP Fire or Ice. If this typing were to become reality, I could see it easily paired with Zygarde, as they have amazing neutral coverage together, and their resists work incredibly well together as well.
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