Next up is a Pokemon I feel doesn't get enough love, Luxray!
Well, probably because I am a cat person.
Overview
Luxray might seem like an inferior pivot at first when compared to others like Mega Beedrill or Mega Scizor due to its lower stats and lack of reliable recovery. However, a solid defensive typing in Electric and access to a slow Volt Switch gives it a niche over its rivals by letting it switch into powerful Steel, Flying and Electric attackers like Talonflame, Choice Band Crobat, Mega Manectric, and Skarmory while only giving it one weakness. A usable Attack stat with good coverage options and access to Guts also let it function as a mid to late game cleaner. On the downside, its only average bulk means that it must be wary of powerful neutral hits from the likes of heavy hitters such as Mega Metagross, Lurantis, Drampa with Dragonium Z, and Toxicroak. It must also be wary of Trick Room users, since it sits at an awkward base Speed of 70 – too fast to properl

Yes, a lot of these bros rely on Trick Room, but Speed isn't always key. Anyway, Sudowoodo time!
And please keep the morning wood jokes to a minimum.
Overview
At first glance, Sudowoodo seems an impractical choice over other Rock types like the Lycanroc family, Rampardos, and Gigalith due to its lower defenses and average attack power. However, access to the coveted Rock Head Smash combo, combined with Curse, Wood Hammer, and Low Kick, gives Sudowoodo a solid chance against most physical attackers in BR. Access to coverage in Fire Punch and priority in Sucker Punch also gives it a small edge over other Rock types by giving it a wider range of potential KOs for frailer targets like Glalie, Froslass, Mega Banette and Mega Scizor. However, without Calm Mind, an Assault Vest or a sandstorm, Sudowoodo has no means of boosting its special bulk, leaving it easily KO’ed by special attackers like Serperior, Lanturn and Heatran. It’s also horrendously slow out

So, for a little while, I think I'll keep my brain gears a-rollin' by offering ideas to people who are still trying to beat Battle Royal in Sun, Moon and USUM. I can't help but cringe whenever I see people use the Explosion + 2 tanks method, which will usually get you wins but without any of the satisfaction. Yeah, a Silvally with Swords Dance and Explosion will deal massive damage to anything that isn't a Ghost or Steel/Rock type, but it's just a pyrrhic victory.
However, a lot of Pokemon that aren't used by the AI in BR are surprisingly useful, with either fantastic stats, abilities, or moves that let you take advantage of the AI. As I do more research, I'll post them here.
As always, much of my information is either from personal observations or borrowed from Smogon, so take these with a grain of salt as they are NOT guaranteed to work 100% of the time. If you use any of these strategies, you do so at your own discretion.
Now, to start, here's our boi Granbull!
Over

Yes, another one. It's hard to stay creative, but games do help. And am I the only one who wishes Sudowoodo was just a little stronger?
FAKEMON: Imitree/模倣木 (evolution of Sudowoodo, final form of Bonsly)
Trivia: Name derived from imitation or mimicry and tree. Appearance based on bonsai tree.
Height: 9’08”
Weight: 789.3 Ibs.
TYPE: Rock
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STATS
HP: 90
ATK: 120
DEF: 170
SPA: 40
SPD: 90
SPE: 30
ABILITIES
Rock Head
Sturdy
Flash Fire (Hidden)
POKEDEX DESCRIPTION (WIP): (S) Planting itself in the ground lets it absorb minerals from within the earth. It disguises itself using leaves it has gathered. (M) It can channel nutrients through its body into the leaves on its arms, keeping them alive to maintain its appearance. (US) It’s not very picky about the leaves it uses for camouflage. You can tell it apart from other trees by the variety of leaves. (UM) Its impressive height and use of foliage make g

I haven't made anything in some time, so I figured I would just throw something here. I don't want my creativity to waste away. Besides, it's fun imitating Smogon's analyses. I'll come back to this later.
As before with my opinions on Dusk Form Lycanroc, these are simply my thoughts on how a Flying Eeveelution might be. Please also note that these observations are based on other Flying types, and as this is a Fakemon, are not meant to be taken seriously unless you are looking for inspiration for CAP on Smogon.
Without further ado, here are some possibilities for a Flying type Eevee evolution!
(As for how Eevee would evolve into Briezeon, it would need to be holding a Pretty Wing with max friendship.)
Briezeon
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HP: 60
ATK: 95
DEF: 65
SPA: 130
SPD: 65
SPE: 110
Abilities: Gale Wings, Sheer Force (Hidden)
Overview
Briezeon is the picture child of a glass cannon. Fantastic mixed offensives coupled with a decent Speed tier and access to Gale Wings means

    Butterflies kept welling up in my stomach as I watched people walk back and forth, preparing for my speech. With the end of World War II, the Archduchess of Eylstadt and I were given special permission to come visit the United States, under the pretense of being on vacation. Our country wasn’t allowed to join the United Nations until just a week ago, so I was surprised we could make the trip. I was even more surprised when Finé insisted I come along. When I asked why, she would only say this:
    “There’s someone I would like for you to meet.”
    It snowballed from there. Once word of the legendary White Witch – me, Izetta – spread quickly throughout the country, people from all over the US had gathered at their nation’s capital to catch a glimpse of me. Our closest advisors came up with an idea, and that idea was…
    “I’m going to give a speech?”

   Evodrive works much like Mega Evolution but has some ties to Ash-Greninja’s Battle Bond. During battle, if the opponent has a type matchup that any of Eevee’s evolutions would have an advantage against, the Evodrive icon will light up next to Eevee’s available attacks similar to Mega Evolution and Z-Power. Selecting that button before attacking will let Eevee transform into any of its evolutions effective against that opponent, with an animation unique to each form depending on its element. Once transformed, Eevee’s stats will change to reflect its evolution, including HP(1). The moves Tackle, Take Down and Double Edge will also transform into their effective type equivalent(2). Below is a list of possible moves:
Tackle: Ember, Water Gun, Thundershock, Leafage, Powder Snow, Confusion, Pursuit, Fairy Wind
Take Down: Flamethrower, Surf, Thunderbolt, Leaf Blade, Ice Beam, Psychic, Crunch, Moonblast
Double Edge: Fir