diagnosticChampions M-Bv1

JoeUX9 — St. Jude M-B champion

The team JoeUX9 used to win the fourth St. Jude VGC Charity Tournament, a 728-player online community event, with a 14–2 record. The public sheet confirms Pokémon, items, abilities, natures, and moves but not EVs or IVs. Its 83.1 (A) score describes structural fit, roles, and plans—not a win rate or a simulation of the player's matches.

2026-06-28 · Pokémon Champions

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executive summary

Decision-ready overview

Verified result

1st · 14-2

Position and record published by Limitless; They are not converted into an estimate of future winrate.

Structural audit

83.1

Strict diagnosis of the app on structure and fit; Use proxy spreads because EVs and IVs are not public.

Degree

Cohesive structure, a single Mega mode and well-connected position tools.

Diagnostic sample

4 rivals M-B

Four top teams from the same event, with 20 heuristic executions per match. It is used as quality control; their percentages are excluded due to low confidence and lateral bias.

Role coverage

100

Weather, speed control, Fake Out, Intimidate, pivoting, anti-priority and mixed damage.

Defensive profile

Good immunities and functional resistances, with shared pressure from Rock, Ice and Water.

Speed plan

Chlorophyll under the sun, Garchomp Jolly and Trick Room to reverse the rhythm.

Trick Room

Farigiraf combines Armor Tail, Colbur Berry, Helping Hand, and Trick Room.

Protect

4/6

Charizard, Venusaur, Garchomp and Sylveon protect; Farigiraf and Incineroar play for utility.

Status: Proven champion; structure A
Pilot difficulty: Medium-High
Confidence: High on set; media in proxy diagnosis
Best use: Toggle sun offense with Incineroar stance and Farigiraf's Trick Room mode according to the Team Preview.
Hardest matchup: Rock, Ice or Water pressure that forces Charizard, Garchomp or Incineroar soon.
Priority change: It does not propose an immediate change: first reconstruct and validate the real spreads with the author if they are published.
Next step: Test the same six with your own spreads against rain, Rock Slide offense and hard Trick Room.
Summary: Against Mega Aerodactyl's M-A team, this version eliminates multi-Mega conflict and makes each slot part of a common plan: Charizard activates the sun, Venusaur exploits it, Incineroar buys turns, and Farigiraf protects the rhythm. Its main cost is the dependence on Charizard and Farigiraf to maintain those layers of control.

team

Published set

Curated public content. Internal files and raw reports are not included.

Charizard

FireFlying

Item: Charizardite Y
Ability: Blaze → Drought al megaevolucionar
Nature / EVs: Modest · Not published
Role: Mega unique, sun setter and special area attacker.

— Heat Wave
— Weather Ball
— Solar Beam
— Protect

Drought · Weather control · Spread damage · Protect

The blade records Blaze before mega evolving. The diagnosis applies Drought to Mega Charizard Y; it does not treat both abilities as simultaneous.

Weaknesses: — Rock x4
— Electric x2
— Water x2
Resistances: — Bug x0.25
— Grass x0.25
— Fairy x0.5
— Fighting x0.5
— Fire x0.5
— Steel x0.5
Immunities: — ground
Notes: — Drought supports Venusaur's plan, but Rock x4 forces him to protect the central slot.

Farigiraf

NormalPsychic

Item: Colbur Berry
Ability: Armor Tail
Nature / EVs: Modest · Not published
Role: Anti-priority control, damage amplification and Trick Room.

— Psychic
— Thunderbolt
— Helping Hand
— Trick Room

Armor Tail · Helping Hand · Trick Room · Colbur Berry

Armor Tail protects the allied side from opposing priority moves while Farigiraf remains on the field; Helping Hand boosts pressure without inventing a specific damage calculation.

Weaknesses: — Bug x2
— Dark x2
Resistances: — Psychic x0.5
Immunities: — Ghost
Notes: — Colbur Berry mitigates the Dark weakness once, but does not replace a posted defensive spread.

Venusaur

GrassPoison

Item: Focus Sash
Ability: Chlorophyll
Nature / EVs: Modest · Not published
Role: Fast attacker under sun and controlled by Sleep Powder.

— Leaf Storm
— Sludge Bomb
— Sleep Powder
— Protect

Chlorophyll · Sleep Powder · Focus Sash · Protect

Chlorophyll is a confirmed interaction for the set and is included in the speed plan; Sleep Powder's precision prevents treating control as guaranteed.

Weaknesses: — Fire x2
— Flying x2
— Ice x2
— Psychic x2
Resistances: — Electric x0.5
— Fairy x0.5
— Fighting x0.5
— Water x0.5
— Grass x0.25
Notes: — Focus Sash provides a safety net if intact, but the pre-chip can override it.

Garchomp

DragonGround

Item: Life Orb
Ability: Rough Skin
Nature / EVs: Jolly · Not published
Role: Physical pressure, Rock coverage and anchor against Electric.

— Rock Slide
— Dragon Claw
— Earthquake
— Protect

Life Orb · Ground pressure · Rock Slide · electrical immunity

Earthquake fits Charizard's Ground immunity, but demands care along with the other four members.

Weaknesses: — Ice x4
— Dragon x2
— Fairy x2
Resistances: — Fire x0.5
— Poison x0.5
— Rock x0.5
Immunities: — electric
Notes: — Electric immunity helps Charizard; Ice x4 concentrates one of the team's biggest threats.

Incineroar

FireDark

Item: Sitrus Berry
Ability: Intimidate
Nature / EVs: Careful · Not published
Role: Positional support, physical damage reduction and pivot.

— Flare Blitz
— Darkest Lariat
— Parting Shot
— Fake Out

Intimidate yourself · Fake Out · Parting Shot · Sitrus Berry

Fake Out, Intimidate, and Parting Shot form the clearest positional improvement over the M-A analysis, without assuming how many turns or KOs they produced.

Weaknesses: — Fighting x2
— Ground x2
— Rock x2
— Water x2
Resistances: — Dark x0.5
— Fire x0.5
— Ghost x0.5
— Grass x0.5
— Ice x0.5
— Steel x0.5
Immunities: — Psychic
Notes: — It is the main defensive glue, but shares a weakness to Rock and Water with Charizard.

Sylveon

Fairy

Item: Fairy Feather
Ability: Pixilate
Nature / EVs: Modest · Not published
Role: Fairy special damage, area pressure and closure.

— Hyper Voice
— Hyper Beam
— Quick Attack
— Protect

Pixilate · Hyper Voice · Priority chip · Protect

Pixilate applies to your Normal moves. Hyper Beam offers a damage spike with a recharge cost; The diagnosis does not presuppose a KO.

Weaknesses: — Poison x2
— Steel x2
Resistances: — Bug x0.5
— Dark x0.5
— Fighting x0.5
Immunities: — Dragon
Notes: — Dragon Immunity protects Garchomp's flank and provides a special route under Trick Room.

team structure

Competitive reading

Strengths

— A single Mega Stone user: Charizard Y establishes weather without forcing a choice between two Mega options.
— Incineroar supplies Fake Out, Intimidate, and Parting Shot for robust positioning.
— Drought and Chlorophyll create an immediate fast mode between Charizard and Venusaur.

Weaknesses

— Rock pressures Charizard x4 and Incineroar x2; losing Charizard also breaks the sun engine.
— Ice threatens Garchomp x4 and Venusaur x2, although Charizard and Incineroar resist it.
— Water punishes Charizard and Incineroar; Venusaur and climate must be conserved to respond.
— The quick cloak depends on Charizard's sun and the anti-priority/Trick Room cloak depends on Farigiraf.
— Farigiraf and Incineroar do not carry Protect, so their value relies on reading and repositioning well.
— Earthquake is only free alongside Charizard; with the rest of the equipment requires Protect or a change.
— The app also marks as heuristic alerts the absence of Water, Ice and Fighting offensive coverage, the clash between Trick Room and fast pieces, and the lack of redirection or Wide Guard; They are testing objectives, not an automatic verdict.

Game plan

— Open Charizard + Venusaur when the sun and Chlorophyll overcome rival climate control.
— Use Incineroar to buy turns with Fake Out, Intimidate, and Parting Shot before exposing the decisive attacker.
— Reserve Farigiraf to block priority, boost damage with Helping Hand, or reverse speed with Trick Room.
— Take advantage of Garchomp alongside Charizard to exert Earthquake without damaging the flying ally.
— Close with Sylveon's Hyper Voice or mixed pressure depending on the remaining resistance; Do not force Hyper Beam without a safe window.

Roles

— Mega and weather: Charizard Y with Drought.
— Climate Abuser: Venusaur with Chlorophyll.
— Position Control: Incineroar with Fake Out, Intimidate and Parting Shot.
— Anti-priority and Trick Room: Farigiraf with Armor Tail.
— Physical Attacker: Garchomp with Life Orb.
— Fairy Special Attacker: Sylveon with Pixilate.
— Protect: Charizard, Venusaur, Garchomp and Sylveon (4/6).

Defensive profile

— Charizard and Garchomp offer Ground and Electric immunities that facilitate targeted switches.
— Sylveon covers Dragon; Incineroar covers Psychic and Farigiraf covers Ghost.
— Intimidate and Parting Shot reduce pressure, but do not replace defensive calculations with real EVs.
— The biggest risk overlaps are Rock, Ice and Water; The defensive audit remains at 82.

Offensive profile

— Heat Wave, Hyper Voice, Rock Slide, and Earthquake offer several paths of area damage.
— Solar Beam and Leaf Storm press Water; Sludge Bomb and Pixilate cover Fairy/Dragon.
— The damage is distributed between Charizard, Venusaur and Sylveon on the special side and Garchomp/Incineroar on the physical side.
— Helping Hand can reinforce any of those routes, but no KO thresholds are published without real spreads.

Recommendations

— Keep the six champion as a reference and do not attribute EVs/IVs to him until there is a publication from the author.
— Build your own spreads with explicit benchmarks instead of copying the audit proxies.
— Test Rock Slide offense, rain and Ice coverage before taking the reconstructed spread to a tournament.
— Decide in Team Preview whether the game is won by sun, by Trick Room or by position; Do not activate inertia modes.
— Preserve Charizard and Farigiraf when the matchup depends on weather or anti-priority respectively.

Limitations

— Static diagnostic analysis; It does not run public simulation nor claim real winrate.
— The 14-2 record belongs to the verified event and does not predict future results.
— EVs and IVs were not published; The app used reconstructed proxy spreads only to audit structure.
— Damage rolls, exact speed tiers, and benchmarks derived from proxies are not published.
— Multi-rival diagnosis has low confidence and side bias; their percentages are preserved as internal QA artifact, not competitive evidence.
— St. Jude was an online community event, not an official Pokémon Circuit Premier Event.
— The missing_water/ice/fighting_coverage, redirection, Wide Guard, and speed conflict alerts come from static heuristics and require in-game validation.
— The leads, matchups and recommendations are testing hypotheses from Analitykos, not statements from JoeUX9.
— Public sources confirm the OTS, but not all decisions made during the games.

speed

Speed plan

Classification: Flexible dual speed — 85/100
Speed control: — Chlorophyll speeds up Venusaur when Mega Charizard Drought and holds the sun.
— Garchomp Jolly provides natural speed outside of weather and Trick Room.
— Fake Out and Parting Shot buy turns, but do not directly change the speed order.
Trick Room: — Farigiraf can activate Trick Room with Armor Tail blocking rival priority directed to the allied side.
— Sylveon and Farigiraf can take advantage of slow mode; Incineroar provides positional support.
— Note 85 describes availability and structural fit, not the success rate of the move.
Notes: — There is no Tailwind: Fast mode relies more on Drought + Chlorophyll.
— Sun and Trick Room are selectable modes; activating them at the same time only makes sense if the specific state requires it.
— Without public EVs/IVs, speed tiers and exact benchmarks are not published.

analysis

Team type profile

Attack Type: Rock
Weak: Charizard x4, Incineroar x2
Resist: Garchomp x0.5
Immune: 0
Risk: High: threatens the weather and the pivot.

Attack Type: Ice
Weak: Garchomp x4, Venusaur x2
Resist: Charizard and Incineroar x0.5
Immune: 0
Risk: High: requires conserving resistance.

Attack Type: Water
Weak: Charizard and Incineroar x2
Resist: Venusaur x0.5
Immune: 0
Risk: Stop if the opponent controls the weather.

Attack Type: Electric
Weak: Charizard x2
Resist: Venusaur x0.5
Immune: Garchomp
Risk: Controllable if Garchomp remains available.

Attack Type: Ground
Weak: Incineroar x2
Resist: 0
Immune: Charizard
Risk: Medium; Charizard offers a clear change.

Attack Type: Dragon
Weak: Garchomp x2
Resist: 0
Immune: Sylveon
Risk: Controllable through Sylveon.

Attack Type: Dark
Weak: Farigiraf x2
Resist: Incineroar and Sylveon x0.5
Immune: 0
Risk: Medium: Threat to speed controller.

analysis

Win conditions

Pokémon: Charizard + Venusaur
Plan: Gain the rhythm with sunshine and Chlorophyll
Needs: Maintain the weather, the Focus Sash and a position that does not expose the free Rock Slide.
Risks: Weather overwrite, Rock, Water, Electric and Sleep Powder accuracy.
Partners: Incineroar or Farigiraf to buy the entry slot.
Comment: It is the most direct route, but it is not guaranteed by the outcome of the tournament.

Pokémon: Garchomp
Plan: Breaking on the physical side with Life Orb
Needs: Avoid Ice and coordinate Earthquake with Charizard or Protect.
Risks: Ice x4, Intimidate opponent and Life Orb knockback damage.
Partners: Charizard for Ground immunity and Incineroar for positional control.

Pokémon: Farigiraf + Sylveon
Plan: Reverse the rhythm and close with special damage
Needs: Activate Trick Room in a safe window and keep Farigiraf against Dark/Bug.
Risks: Taunt, Trick Room denial, or Steel/Poison pressure on Sylveon.
Partners: Incineroar for Fake Out and Parting Shot.

analysis

Lead plans

Title: Immediate Sun
Lead: Charizard + Venusaur
Back line: Incineroar + Garchomp o Sylveon
Plan: Activate Drought when mega evolving and choose between area pressure, Sleep Powder or Protect depending on the opponent.
Risks: Rock Slide, rival weather and priority on Charizard before stabilizing.
When to use: When the opponent cannot deny sun or punish both slots at the same time.

Title: Positional control
Lead: Incineroar + Farigiraf
Back line: Charizard + Venusaur o Sylveon
Plan: Combine Fake Out, Armor Tail, Helping Hand or Trick Room to build a safe entrance.
Risks: Area damage, Taunt and double target on Farigiraf.
When to use: Against priority, physical offense or teams that force you to decide the speed mode.

Title: Earthquake pressure
Lead: Charizard + Garchomp
Back line: Incineroar + Venusaur o Farigiraf
Plan: Use Charizard's Ground immunity to release Earthquake while Charizard presses the special side.
Risks: Ice, Rock Slide and Wide Guard; Life Orb accumulates wear.
When to use: When Ground + Fire covers the opponent's structure and there is no immediate Ice punishment.

analysis

Expected matchups

Archetype: Priority offense
Result: favorable
Confidence: media
Notes: Armor Tail and Fake Out give clear tools, but the label is a structural hypothesis, not a result extracted from rounds.

Archetype: Rain offense
Result: playable
Confidence: media
Notes: Drought, Solar Beam, and Venusaur dispute the weather; Water continues to punish Charizard and Incineroar if Rain remains active.

Archetype: Hard Trick Room
Result: playable
Confidence: media
Notes: Farigiraf can reverse or accompany Trick Room and Incineroar buys turns, with no guarantee of negating all setters.

Archetype: Rock Slide offense
Result: unfavorable
Confidence: media
Notes: Rock simultaneously threatens Charizard and Incineroar and damages the core that sustains weather and position.

Archetype: Tailwind offense
Result: playable
Confidence: baja-media
Notes: Chlorophyll can compete in the sun and Trick Room reverses the pace, but there is no Tailwind of its own.

Archetype: Bulky balance
Result: playable
Confidence: baja
Notes: Has mixed damage, pivoting and Helping Hand; Labeled replays and spreads are missing to measure long games.

analysis

Single points of failure

Failure point: sun engine
Pokémon: Charizard
Impact: Without Drought, Venusaur loses Chlorophyll and Weather Ball/Solar Beam changes value.
Recommendation: Do not expose Charizard to Rock Slide or Water before securing the turn that sun mode requires.

Failure point: Anti-priority and Trick Room
Pokémon: Farigiraf
Impact: Armor Tail and Trick Room are concentrated in the same slot.
Recommendation: Keep Colbur Berry and Fake Out support when Dark pressure threatens the setter.

Failure point: climate abuser
Pokémon: Venusaur
Impact: He is the only member with Chlorophyll and Focus Sash can be broken by chip.
Recommendation: Manage weather and residual damage before choosing Venusaur as win condition.

Failure point: Electric Immunity
Pokémon: Garchomp
Impact: Charizard is weak to Electric and Garchomp is the team's clear immunity.
Recommendation: Preserve Garchomp when the opponent maintains Electric pressure.

analysis

Internal conflicts

Title: Earthquake and Earth allies
Pokémon: Garchomp
Severity: Medium
Impact: Farigiraf, Venusaur, Incineroar, and Sylveon receive Earthquake if they don't protect or switch.
Solution: Prioritize the Charizard + Garchomp pairing or sequence Protect/switch before using Earthquake.

Title: Shared Rock/Ice/Water
Pokémon: Complete equipment
Severity: High
Impact: Those guys hit two important pieces and can cut weather, speed or pivoting.
Solution: Choose all four while maintaining a resistance or threat of response for the opponent's dominant type.

Title: Partial Protect
Pokémon: Farigiraf e Incineroar
Severity: Low-Medium
Impact: The two supports rely more on repositioning and can be dual targeted.
Solution: Use Fake Out, Parting Shot, Armor Tail and switches to compensate; validate if 4/6 is enough in the meta.

analysis

Detailed recommendations

Title: Recreate spreads with public targets
Priority: P1
Reason: The champion's EVs and IVs were not published and the proxies only serve diagnostic purposes.
Improves: Traceability of each defensive and speed benchmark.
Trade-off: The replica will not be identical to JoeUX9's private team.

Title: Shield the Rock/Ice/Water axis
Priority: P1
Reason: They are the clearest shared threats of defensive profile 82.
Improves: Garchomp/Incineroar weather and survival plan consistency.
Trade-off: It may require selecting four more conservatives.

Title: Separate sun and Trick Room in the preview
Priority: P2
Reason: Both modes are good, but they require different speed commands.
Improves: Clarity of leads and victory condition.
Trade-off: Some matchups may require a transition between the two.

analysis

Validation focus

Title: Own spreads
Reason: Proxies are not JoeUX9 data.
Target: Document each EV and IV with a reproducible speed tier, survival, or KO target.

Title: Rock Slide offense
Reason: Rock threatens the climate engine and the main pivot.
Target: Measure whether Intimidate, Fake Out, and Wide positioning keep Charizard long enough.

Title: Rain and weather wars
Reason: Water presses two slots and changes Solar Beam/Weather Ball.
Target: Check when to reserve the Mega to recover the sun and when to bring Venusaur.

Title: Farigiraf under Dark pressure
Reason: Anti-priority control and Trick Room depend on this slot.
Target: Validate the Colbur benchmark and the Fake Out lines against double-target attacks.

Title: Protect 4/6
Reason: M-A improves, but the two supports are still without Protect.
Target: Record losses for double targeting Farigiraf or Incineroar and whether Parting Shot compensates.

method

Evidence and provenance

Event

Name: 4th Annual St. Jude VGC Charity Tournament
Organizer: St. Jude VGC / iClan
Player: JoeUX9 (Joe Ugarte)
Placement: 1st
Field size: 728 players
Record: 14-2-0
Dates: June 27–28, 2026
Format: Online Community Tournament · Pokémon Champions M-B · Double VGC · BO3 · Open Team Sheet · no Premier Event

Sources

Label
St. Jude VGC — organizer result
Source
Open source
Evidence supplied
Winner Joe Ugarte and total participation of 728 players.
Label
Limitless — combined classification
Source
Open source
Evidence supplied
JoeUX9's first position and 14-2-0 record.
Label
Limitless — tournament details
Source
Open source
Evidence supplied
Dates, M-B regulation, BO3, Open Team Sheet and public exclusion of EVs/IVs.
Label
Limitless — teamlist by JoeUX9
Source
Open source
Evidence supplied
Pokémon, items, abilities, natures and team moves.
Label
Pokémon HOME — Champions M-B regulation
Source
Open source
Evidence supplied
Official framework, validity period, eligible roster and rules of Mega Evolution of Champions M-B.

Confirmed fields

— Event result, position and record.
— The six Pokémon and their items.
— Skills, natures and four movements of each member.
— BO3 format with Open Team Sheet.

Unavailable fields

— EVs and IVs were not included in the public sheet.
— No four picks, leads, or turns per round are published in these sources.
— No uncited strategic explanation is attributed to the player.
— The event was community and online; It is not presented as a Premier Event or as an official Pokémon circuit tournament.

method

Validation method

Mode: diagnostic-proxy
Method: Strict Analitykos audit on roles, defense, speed and skills; diagnosis against four rivals M-B; and reproducible matrices without weather, with sun and with sun + Helping Hand.
Input status: Exact public teamlist for species, items, skills, natures and moves; EVs and IVs absent by OTS design.
Proxy policy: The app reconstructed plausible proxy spreads just to complete the diagnosis. They are not shown as JoeUX9 sets, they are not presented as optimal and they do not support exact benchmarks.
Confirmed: — Mega Charizard Drought And activate the main mode sun.
— Venusaur's Chlorophyll is structurally recognized as a sun abuser within the speed plan; An effective speed tier derived from the proxy is not published.
— Armor Tail, Intimidate, Pixilate, and Rough Skin are included in its structural functions.
— Fake Out, Parting Shot, Helping Hand, Trick Room and the four Protect are counted by their published roles.
— The counters subreport loads the ability and move mappings of Champions M-B in the four matchups, instead of running the comparator without that context.
— The explicit array instantiates Mega Charizard Y with Drought; under the sun stage Weather Ball changes from Normal to Fire, and the assisted stage is marked with Helping Hand.
Reconstructed: — Distributions of EVs used internally as audit proxies.
— Assumptions of IVs necessary to instantiate the profiles in the app.
— Defensive and speed benchmarks treated as testing objectives, not champion data.
— The four rivals use their public sets from the event, but standard proxy spreads because their EVs and IVs do not appear in Limitless either.
— 20 heuristic matches were run per opponent as a test of engine sensitivity, not as a recreation of actual rounds.
Excluded: — A turn-by-turn simulation of the tournament was not recreated or published.
— No expected winrate is inferred from the 14-2 record.
— The heuristic aggregate of 26.25% and the extreme crossings 0–100 are excluded: the report marks them with low confidence and strong side bias.
— The role-aware policy chose the same quartet and left out Charizard and Sylveon in all 80 runs; therefore it did not evaluate the complete solar core.
— Robust counters explore legal options beyond the four OTS moves; That is why they are not presented as exact lines of this team.
— Damage percentages are excluded because they depend on proxy spreads; The website retains only the verification of the mechanical transformations.
— The Helping Hand flag of the matrix is global and sunny weather is set as an explicit scenario; their additions are not used as if they were a battle sequence.
— Speed ties, lead choices or frequency of use are not invented.

method

Baseline comparison

Baseline Slug

mega-aerodactyl-riopaser

Baseline

Mega Aerodactyl Riopaser — Champions M-A

Summary

The improvement compared to the M-A analysis is not only +7.8 points: M-B concentrates the plan on a Mega and adds real repositioning. It maintains the dual concept of speed, but Charizard + Venusaur and Incineroar + Farigiraf form more connected cores.

Metrics

Label
Structural score
Current
83.1
Baseline
75.3
Change
+7.8
Label
Degree
Current
A
Baseline
B+
Change
Go up a grade
Label
Role coverage
Current
100
Baseline
90
Change
+10
Label
Speed plan
Current
85
Baseline
85
Change
Maintains dual speed
Label
Protect
Current
4/6
Baseline
3/6
Change
+1 slot
Label
Mega Stones
Current
1
Baseline
2
Change
Eliminate multi-Mega conflict

Improvements

— Single Mega: Charizard Y is always the available Mega and no second slot sacrifices its item if it does not mega evolve.
— Fake Out + Intimidate + Parting Shot add control and repositioning via Incineroar.
— Chlorophyll turns the sun into speed control for Venusaur.
— Armor Tail + Helping Hand protect priority and amplify ally pressure.
— Protect increased from 3/6 to 4/6 and improves turn management.

Retained risks

— Rock is still critical for Charizard and now puts pressure on Incineroar as well.
— Ice focuses on Garchomp and Venusaur; Water hits Charizard + Incineroar core.
— Fast mode depends on Charizard and anti-priority/Trick Room control depends on Farigiraf.
— Without public EVs/IVs you cannot compare exact bulk or speed tiers with M-A.