Why did Everyone Stop Using this Broken Pokemon?

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short answer: incineroar Long answer : the second DLC came and re introduced the seventh gen first partner pokemon litten enabling through its evolution to get incineroar.

Ray got sponsored by raid shadow legends, he’s a real YouTuber now

"Iron Valiant is complete garbage and is always nowhere to be seen in competitive play" As a singles player, that phrase is so weird to hear

Haven't watched yet, but I'm going to put my guess here and double-check later. 1: Iron Hands was the only good Electric STAB for the longest time, but we now got Raging Bolt who's better in practically every way. 2: The main utility Iron Hands brought to a match besides it's bulk and Electric STAB is Fake Out, but now we got Rilaboom and Incineroar who are both MUCH better Fake Out users. 3: Incineroar and Hisuian Arcanine means that Intimidate is more common than it has ever been in VGC, which means that all dedicated physical attackers like Iron Hands are fighting an uphill battle. EDIT: Finished watching, and good to see that I was pretty much on the money.

When seeing Incenerior every other Pokemon says either I'm doomed or how do I work with you

That’s the longest explanation of Incineroar I’ve seen in a while

Poor Brian Hands has hit some hard times

Short answer: incineroar. Long answer: incineroar.

I think once Reg G rolls around, Iron Hands could have a place in Miraidon teams as an answer to Pokemon that could give it trouble like Flutter Mane, Zacian, and opposing Iron Bundle. It'll probably remain a niche pick, though.

Why are mixed attackers non-existent in VGC but are thriving in singles?

The effective base stat total concept is something I haven't actually put to practice before. That's a great side note for me.

With Miraidon on the way, Iron Hands just needs a rebranding so it can check the top threats. Fake Out alone is insanely good to have in High Power Level Formats, and when you have the damage output and the bulk to live strong hits, it has the chance to provide value

LMAO the shot of Nick Donnelly at 11:48 is so good

Ray Rizzo making a DBZ Abridged reference… I’m happy this evening

Once again, props to the editor. The memes and references in here are killing me (in a good way)

Your editing has once again been fantastic. I see Iron Hands coming back, the damage boost in electric terrain is big and Miraidon likely everywhere. Although they have many shared weaknesses. On a site note, I would like to see a buff for Mewtwo. I am not even sure what ability could be strong enough to give Mewtwo a lot of viability, I guess shadow tag could be nice. But seriously, Calyrex is just OP and Mewtwo just sits there crying or something and Tera makes Calyrex even more broken. Dark type Pokemon will be more important with Calyrex around and maybe normal type Pokemon, too, so Iron Hands might just get some more targets that way.

the editing in this video was so fun. Loved the assault vest bit especially!

I have been using clear amulet Iron Hands on my Reg F team for ages because my Archaludon was always using assault vest and I am rarely disappointed. Iron Hands survives so much, even Flutter Mane (as long as Flutter Mane isn't choice specs). Hilariously, all 4 moves my Iron Hands has were the ones in the pool lol. HIGHLY recommend clear amulet Iron Hands

Hey Ray! I just wanna say I'm thankful for your informative videos. I've been playing pokemon for a very long time but I've never got into vgc until recently. It truly is a different side of this franchise and I've been really happy to learn it. Thank you :)