What Pokémon are associated with "Hyper Offense Teams"?

I read about Hyper Offense on Blaziken’s Smogon page, and I was wondering what other Pokémon fit on these types of teams.

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Note: This answer refers to Gen 8 OU.

Hyper offense teams usually consist of one or sometimes two dedicated lead Pokemon and five or four sweepers.

Common suicide leads: Mew, Landorus-TherianCommon screen setters: Tapu Koko, Alolan Ninetales, Grimmsnarl

The teams comprise 5 or sometimes 4 sweepers. Hyper offense teams do not use defensive Pokemon like Toxapex or Ferrothorn.Most hyper offense sweepers are fast, and use setup moves like Swords Dance, Nasty Plot etc.Common hyper offense sweepers: Garchomp, Blaziken, Galarian Moltres, Hawlucha, Celesteela etc. (Very long list)

Other things neccesary for hyper offense include checks to Scarf Tapu Lele and Specs Dragapult. These are very dangerous as they can outspeed and 2hko or even 0hko most hyper offense sweepers.Common Tapu Lele checks: Celesteela, MelmetalCommon Dragapult checks: Galarian Moltres, AV Melmetal

Types of Hyper offensea. Regular: This involves one lead to set hazards and 5 sweepers.b. Dual Screens: This involves a screens setter and 5 sweepers.c. Aurora Veil: This involves Alolan Ninetales to set Veil and 5 sweepers.d. Trick Room: This involves three trick room setters, usually Hatterene, Cresselia and Porygon 2. Alolan Marowak and two more attackers are present.

In earlier generations, Sticky Web hyper offense used to be viable. However, due to the popularity of Heavy Duty Boots, the playstyle has fallen out of favor.