Joubush - I think 120 base attack isn't a laughing matter, plus typing which gives it only 2 weaknesses, and excellent coverage with Close Combat, Drill Peck, Iron Head and PowerWhip could make this a beast of a physical sweeper. Those poor defensive stats and maybe some other faster Pokemon could mitigate it, though.

Dragablo - Kind of worried people might not know what to do with this initially, due to its deliberately counter-intuitive movepool. It's supposed to be a bulky mixed attacker, though maybe Nasty Plot (which it learns via egg move) could support a strictly special set. Piss poor special defense and an exploitable type combo could hurt its chances for OU, though, maybe higher UU at least?

Sirempity - With dual Water/Fairy typing it only has one weakness, Poison, and that can be negated by access to psychic moves; and seven resistances plus an immunity to Dragon. I don't know if it will shine with its stat spread, though, since I made this thing to support, but with that typing it could probably do that well.

Flamesoul - Dat 60 base speed... Even with 120 Attack it's hard to say this thing will be favored for standard play. Moody is could but more than likely going to be banned, and Solar Power would kind of regulate it to a weather team, and note that none of our submissions have Drought. Maybe mid/lower tier UU.

Hydroka - With 120 HP and serene grace to boost the chance of additional effects, it could be something. I can see its bad defenses and speed hinder it a lot, but with the good defensive properties of Water typing it may or may not be an issue.

Junipervan - Considering its poor HP and presence of ridiculously high attack stat Pokemon like Raicicle, I don't know if its high Defense will amount to much. Access to Chlorophyll and Spore could give it some potential use, though.

Lectrei - I place my bets that this will be the most sought-after Atmana evo. It's 120 base speed, Prankster as an ability, and access to Recover, Thunderwave, Volt Switch, and Baton Pass (going by revised moveset, here) would make this thing one of the best utility Pokemon for a competitive team, at least in my eyes.

Raicicle - Might end up in high UU or BL for the same reason as Kyurem. It's 190 base attack is balanced out by poor defenses, speed, and no access to priority moves, that and Ice-typing tends to always bring out more weaknesses than resistances.

Ripodictya - Dat quiver dance. Otherwise I don't know.

Limbatent - Has versatility on its side. I don't know about its 105 base special attack, though, considering there are plenty with higher stats.

Vulkanylos - Doesn't seem too bad, but with low base speed and relatively average stats it might be easily countered. It probably won't have a high usage rating.

Venohm - Poison Touch and Voltabsorb are good, otherwise there is nothing that particularly stands out about this thing, except for stockpile acess? Plus a 4x weakness to ground...

Irritormen - Having a type combo giving it only one weakness (Fairy) and access to typical Ghosty moves might make it useful. Not sure where it will land.

Echeel - Shit stats. NU for sure.

Quodash - might be standard only due to its 120 base speed, and it would be an option for potentially dealing with Heaven, which I think could be a threat.

Beluga - Hey, it's a Dragon. It has a pretty broad movepool, too so it might fit into standard play.

Boganna - Beefy stats overall, AND it has Dragon Dance. I'd count on this being one of the top threats.

Plantossus - Rock/Grass isn't a bad type combo, and with 132 base attack and 104 base defense, plus access to Natural Cure, there is a reason why I'm putting this guy in the later stages of the game.

Muspyg - Could fit the role of a glass-cannon sweeper very well. Hell, it even has tail glow.

Libraphant - Having the higest base defense of all submissions, plus 120 base special defense,110 HP, and pure Steel typing, I'd be surprised if it didn't pop up as being the top defensive threat in this hypothetical metagame.

Pozitron - Dat 28 HP... It might have some use for stalling, I don't know.

Seradder - It's defensive stats aren't bad, and it gets Heatproof. With its more offensively geared movepool I think it'll distinguish itself from Libraphant in that people will probably use it for attacking.

Zhilong - Nothing too stellar about its stats. Levitate is good for alleviating an otherwise ground weakness, however. Could be used moderately.

Diablode - Lol that 120 defense, and lol iron barbs. Maybe it could take the role of Forretress in that it sets up and then explodes in people's faces.

Alampita - I didn't intend this guy to be anything special. It's only good stat is its HP, and the rest of its stats are pretty average. It might be a threat in UU, though.

Excaloch - Solid Rock would be VERY handy for its 4x weakness to Grass and Water, but with 50 base Special Defense I'm not sure.

Ddraig - Pretty bulky minus special defense. It could feasibly use Bulk-Up to set up and Guts would punish those who try to stall it.

Equistro - Don't know about this guy's potential, but having both Volt Absorb and Sap Sipper, plus its Flying typing to negate Ground moves, it might make for a good switch-in to things.

Catlyx - It's only slightly bad in its defense. Might make for a bulky attacker since Grass doesn't really have any good offensive properties.

Troxin - No clue. I guess it might take the role of Venusaur, only physical?

Swantweet - 110 base speed and 90 attack isn't bad. It even gets Sword Dance. Don't know if it will be commonly used, though.

Crabammer - 140 base attack and access to Shell Smash could make it pretty beastly, but otherwise its low special defense and speed could make it very easily countered.

Torgheist - Defenses are okay, but it also gets Mummy. Might be used as a water-type bruiser.

Chi-Yim - I don't know if people will bother using her as a special wall. No Guard + moves like Focus Blast and Dynamic Punch is pretty OP, though.

Megamouth - HP's great, offensive stats are good. Horrid defenses and a weakness to ground might not make it favorable for competitive players, though.

Marubim - It might sell with its unique type combo and access to Dragon Dance. I don't know if that would matter since it has 56 base speed.

Meryphim - I think quiver dance could make this a potential threat, but it would kind of depend on practice since she would essentially need to build up stats in order to stand out a bit more.

Astragon - Motha effin' ghost/dragon with levitate. It's only real weakness comes from low HP. Otherwise I think this guy might have a place.

Volice - 100 HP and 105 attack is actually pretty impressive for a common, early route Pokemon. Regardless, Ground/Ice typing opens up so many weaknesses, even with Thick Fat. Playtesting this game, it's pre-evo is so easily beaten by the stab moves from the starters, and I doubt this guy will be any different. It's no Mamoswine.

Curveat - Low special defense might not be a big deal when its primary threat comes from ground and fighting attacks. It even gets Rapid Spin and Recover, so it could be used as a lesser utility.

Borabol - 124 HP and 105 special defense, with Filter powering down super-effective attacks. I think this guy will make it, probably as a wall of some sort.

Mantennae - Lightningrod makes this the excellent troll. Aside from attack, speed, and defense there isn't much that's bad about this guy at a glance. Might not be a top threat, but could still be something players would need to look out for.

Ellefan - Stats are very average-to-mediocre at best, but with Trace and being one of the few submissions with access to Fake Out I could see it working well as an unconventional pick who copies the foe's abilities to use to its advantage, or stall/recover with Bad Dreams.

Loblotomy - Intimidate is some serious sh*t. I think this would be a decent option for stall-based teams, though it's type combo grants it no resistances...

Bassacre - It's stat spread leaves more to be desired, but with Intimidate it could pose some sort of threat competitively. Also normal typing opens up its movepool, so... Not sure if it'll be a top pick or not but it may have potential.

Darspirita - It's both fast and has an excellent attack stat, plus Levitate. I would lol if this thing wound up in a tier below BL.

Claspirito - Anything that is both a steel type and has levitate tends to get players flocking in my past experience. Hell, this thing actually has only 1 type weakness: Fire, and with the water moves it learned from its pre-evos that's pretty much made moot. Would make it as a defensive threat for sure.

Tomamight - Not TOO bad at a glance, though the fact that the only stat it excels in is its 120 HP and its ability better supports double battles means that it's usage might be moderate at best.

Flaurum - As a whole the stats are a teensy bit under par, but I can see it being exploited on weather teams, especially since its dual stab of fire moves and solar beam would support it greatly.

Chibiwawa - Could maybe pull of something similar to a Guts+Facade sweep, but otherwise I doubt people would seek to play this Pokemon on the account of its below-average stat spread.

Nasorsal - Not much that stands out in particular to me, but it could make a decent pick on Rain teams with Hydration. Maybe a niche picked overall.

Heaven - 140 s attack and sdef, plus 100 base speed could make this thing one of the most threatening special sweepers in this game. The thing is also isn't weak to things that Psychic is normally, with Dark being neutralized by Fairy typing. It does have its statistical weaknesses, though.

Fuzard - Marvel Scale seems pretty hot if you can get this thing status'd. Otherwise, I don't think people would have much of a reason to use this when there are better physical attackers to choose from who aren't weak to ground.

Funkound - The grooviest Pokemon in the region is also the fastest. It has a good physical pool but the stats don't support it. Not sure about it.

Tikurai - Stally Mc Stallson with Bad dreams plus sleep-inducing moves? It may be of situational use as its entire set revolves around taking advantage of sleeping Pokemon.

Totemvolt - Not much better in stats than Chibiwawa.

Shredax - It's fast and has a decent attack stat. May be the go-to physical sweeper for those who can't fit Muspyg on their team. It's abilities aren't really ideal, however, due to how scarcely competitive players use sound or confusion moves.

Levitomb - Not exactly the best as far as stats are concerned. 100 base sDef kind of looks measly when you've got Chi-Yim, Libraphant, and Heaven in the same room. Levitate might be a selling point, however.

Tricalp - Might be the go-to Pokemon for sandstorm teams, since I think it's the only Pokemon who has sand stream here. I generally don't know if weather teams will be relied on at all in this game.

Atavism - Looking at the stats, I don't think Atavism will be in too bad of a spot. Might be overshadowed by Heaven, but by comparison it's 5 points faster, and it gets Synchronize.

Bundulate - It's the only submission with Magic Bounce, and none of its stats are below 80, nor above 100. Might be a good option to counter stall if people bother with it.

Hypster - Big hippo has big HP, and good special attack to boot. It also has thick fat and synchronize which can both be good options competitively. Might be a great dual-screen user or tanky special attacker.

Killerbeat - has the highest base HP of all our submissions at 180, coupled with 80 base special defense your best option for dealing with it would be to use physical attacks. That and it gets Thick Fat. While it has a 95 base attack, though, it doesn't have a lot of physical moves to exploit it with, though. Not sure if it'll be favored or not.

Tornment - Even with relatively mediocre stats it's ghost/steel typing, Iron Fist and Cursed Body might save it. Its another pokemon whose stats don't go below 80.

Dwarkin - I think there are slightly stronger physical attackers that might overshadow this guy, but it's stats are rounded enough to at least pose a threat to UU.

Spiritatue - It's stats are mediocre, but it could possibly troll with Solid Rock? It also has moves like Destiny Bond, Whirlwind, and Recover to boot, but I don't know if this thing will survive in high tiers.

Acarphogus - Not as stellar as Darspirita in the fast squishy physical sweeper department, but I can see some potential use, being faster than Heaven and murdering psychics in general with a dual stab Pursuit and X-Scissor set.

Maelstorm - Levitating bulky waters are a plus in my book. I don't see much about it that would decrease its changes of winding up in standard play.

Myobu - stats are pretty meh. No ground resistance could also cut its time on the battlefield short.

Bigfoot - 120 HP plus intimidate could be something, as the rest of its stats don't go above 80, though, I'm not sure were it will land.

Spitfire - I almost wish this thing had an evolution on the account of its terrible stats. Maybe it could get one next time...

Superbtron - It's HP is superb alright, oh and it gets Prankster AND Regenerator. It's movepool is a bit on the quirky side, though. Not sure where this guy will land.

Leninja - So many RMN Pokemon have 100 base speed it's not even funny anymore... It DOES have an interesting stat spread, though. Other than HP and Speed every stat is at 80. The fact that it doesn't particularly excel anywhere in that regard might cause it to wind up in lower tiers.

Byakestial - 130 base attack and 110 base speed, plus you can't crit this guy. It even gets cosmic power. Earthquake might give it problems, but this is OU for sure.

Suzaestial - They all learn cosmic power, do they? 4x weakness to rock might give it problems, but with a 135 special attack and decent 95 speed I think this guy can wreck if given the chance.

Genbestial - Water/Ground typing gives it one type weakness, and with both defense stats being over 120 it's not like it's going to go down easily. Also holy sh*t it gets Curse. This thing will be ballin'.

Dirangers - While I don't think it would be ridiculously overused, Imposter might really give it use as a revenge killer for set-up sweepers.

Carvora - OP.

Atardis - OP.

Antipode - Movepool consists of legendary exclusives. OP indeed.