Alternatively, it's cool for switching out a trapper, taking the predicted hit, and then switching the original Pokemon back in. The Eject Button, originally popularized by Wolfe Glick, enables me to Rage Powder, tank a hit, and then switch out to a partner such as Persian, while simultaneously healing with Regenerator and starting Perish Song. As referenced by its nickname, it's ridiculously difficult to take down, and it's great for buying time using Rage Powder and Spore while Perish Song turns tick down. I love Amoonguss so much (I still love Breloom more, but it's not that VGC viable anymore so whatever). With 170 base Special Attack, Mega Gengar really doesn't need any investment to do damage. The EV spread is just filler max Speed to be able to Perish Song and Disable as fast as possible, and max HP for survivability. Shadow Ball smacks Ghosts for obvious reasons, though it misses the OHKO onto Tapu Lele which is pretty bad. Disable is awesome for locking the opponent out of moves that threaten Gengar beyond that if I'm against a Landorus-T or other Pokemon that commonly has U-turn or Volt Switch, I can try to set it up so that they use it into a Protect so that next turn I can Disable it.
From there, I usually Protect -> Disable or Switch -> Protect again in order to survive the 3 necessary turns. I bring it to every single battle, leading with it probably 90% of the time so I can get the first-turn Perish Song. It goes without saying that you can't have Perish Trap without Mega Gengar.
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