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The In-Game Team Advice Thread
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Thundagere
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Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
Well, it's close, but you'd want the following things:
Natures already listed: If you gave us the natures, we would get an idea of it spurpose and we could usggest alternate natures.
The format, which is given in this thread.
ANd finally, with the format, Comments! They help us udnerstand what the team is for, and your strategy.
Well, it's close, but you'd want the following things:
Natures already listed: If you gave us the natures, we would get an idea of it spurpose and we could usggest alternate natures.
The format, which is given in this thread.
ANd finally, with the format, Comments! They help us udnerstand what the team is for, and your strategy.
Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
It's the second post in the thread.
It's the second post in the thread.
Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
Their natures need them to be inferior to other pokemon around, they aren't hitting as hard as they can, they get hit harder than they should, and they are slower than they should be. The entire team needs a revamping in general.
Their natures need them to be inferior to other pokemon around, they aren't hitting as hard as they can, they get hit harder than they should, and they are slower than they should be. The entire team needs a revamping in general.
Thundagere
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Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
There should also be more synergy between your teammates. I don't notice the team working as a whole, you want to have them built around each other.
There should also be more synergy between your teammates. I don't notice the team working as a whole, you want to have them built around each other.
Re: Complete My Team!
Not sure if this belongs here, but...I'm trying to make a team to beat my friend. He always uses all legendaries and forces me to do the same, and this is one team I tried to use against him.
On another note, the team he always uses against me is:
*Manaphy
*Darkrai
*Giratina
*Zekrom
*Reshiram
*Dialga
Could someone please help me with this?
Not sure if this belongs here, but...I'm trying to make a team to beat my friend. He always uses all legendaries and forces me to do the same, and this is one team I tried to use against him.
Zekrom
Nature:Brave
EVs:100 Atk/100 Sp.D/50 Sp.A
*Outrage
*Fly
*Zen Headbutt
*Bolt Strike
Zekrom is a relatively versatile Pokemon, and a semi-good lead. Outrage is a filler since I couldn't find anything better to put, Fly is used as an alternative to switching, Zen Headbutt is a decent physical, and Bolt Strike kills anything that needs to be dead.
Darkrai
Nature:Bold
EVs:100 Sp.D/100 Spd/50 Sp.A
*Roar of Time
*Spacial Rend
*Dark Void
*Nightmare
This is the exact Darkrai that my friend uses, minus the nature. Dark Void and Nightmare ensure lots of damage with no retaliation, and the Roar is used with Spacial Rend to deal even more pain while the enemy is asleep.
Landorus
Nature:Mild
EVs:100 Atk/100 Spd/50 Sp.D
*Stone Edge
*Earthquake
*Sandstorm
*Fissure
Landorus is kind of a filler, but he's a good Pokemon. Sandstorm is used for him and Dialga to keep chipping at enemies, Earthquake is a powerful STAB attack, and Stone Edge is mainly there for damage. Fissure is a filler, but it's been a good desperation move.
Giratina
Nature
ocile
EVs:100 Sp.A/100 Atk/50 Spd
Item:Griseous Orb
*Shadow Force
*Dragon Claw
*???
*???
I got a cool shiny Giratina that I really want to use against him, but I cannot figure out a good moveset for it.
Raikou
Nature:Rash
EVs:100 Sp.A/100 Sp.D/50 Spd
*Thunderbolt
*Aura Sphere
*Extrasensory
*Weather Ball
My Crown Raikou does surprisingly well as a sweeper, and it outspeeds almost everything my friend has. I tried to give it a diverse movepool, but it's definitely not the best...
Dialga
Nature:Gentle
EVs:100 Sp.A/100 Sp.D/50 Atk
*Flash Cannon
*Dragon Claw
*Roar of Time
*???
Dialga is my tank, plain and simple. He just soaks up pain while delivering vicious damage. Flash Cannon and Roar of Time are good STABs, and Dragon Claw is an alternate STAB attack for when Roar of Time's recovery turn would mean suicide. Still can't figure out a good fourth move...
Nature:Brave
EVs:100 Atk/100 Sp.D/50 Sp.A
*Outrage
*Fly
*Zen Headbutt
*Bolt Strike
Zekrom is a relatively versatile Pokemon, and a semi-good lead. Outrage is a filler since I couldn't find anything better to put, Fly is used as an alternative to switching, Zen Headbutt is a decent physical, and Bolt Strike kills anything that needs to be dead.
Darkrai
Nature:Bold
EVs:100 Sp.D/100 Spd/50 Sp.A
*Roar of Time
*Spacial Rend
*Dark Void
*Nightmare
This is the exact Darkrai that my friend uses, minus the nature. Dark Void and Nightmare ensure lots of damage with no retaliation, and the Roar is used with Spacial Rend to deal even more pain while the enemy is asleep.
Landorus
Nature:Mild
EVs:100 Atk/100 Spd/50 Sp.D
*Stone Edge
*Earthquake
*Sandstorm
*Fissure
Landorus is kind of a filler, but he's a good Pokemon. Sandstorm is used for him and Dialga to keep chipping at enemies, Earthquake is a powerful STAB attack, and Stone Edge is mainly there for damage. Fissure is a filler, but it's been a good desperation move.
Giratina
Nature
ocileEVs:100 Sp.A/100 Atk/50 Spd
Item:Griseous Orb
*Shadow Force
*Dragon Claw
*???
*???
I got a cool shiny Giratina that I really want to use against him, but I cannot figure out a good moveset for it.
Raikou
Nature:Rash
EVs:100 Sp.A/100 Sp.D/50 Spd
*Thunderbolt
*Aura Sphere
*Extrasensory
*Weather Ball
My Crown Raikou does surprisingly well as a sweeper, and it outspeeds almost everything my friend has. I tried to give it a diverse movepool, but it's definitely not the best...
Dialga
Nature:Gentle
EVs:100 Sp.A/100 Sp.D/50 Atk
*Flash Cannon
*Dragon Claw
*Roar of Time
*???
Dialga is my tank, plain and simple. He just soaks up pain while delivering vicious damage. Flash Cannon and Roar of Time are good STABs, and Dragon Claw is an alternate STAB attack for when Roar of Time's recovery turn would mean suicide. Still can't figure out a good fourth move...
On another note, the team he always uses against me is:
*Manaphy
*Darkrai
*Giratina
*Zekrom
*Reshiram
*Dialga
Could someone please help me with this?
Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
I moved your post into this thread. AFAIK, the "Complete My Team" thread is for unfinished competitive teams. This team isn't a true competitive team because it is intended for use in a friendly match rather than in ladder play on a simulator.
That being said, I think you should at least take a look at some information on Smogon before you proceed further in making your team. I'll link you to their beginner's guide as well as their Ubers analyses.
Introduction To Competitive Pokémon (D/P) - Smogon University
Uber Analyses - Smogon Community
Please note that your Pokemon can have as many as 510 total EVs and a maximum of 255 in a single stat. For some reason, your Pokemon each only have 250 total EVs.
I moved your post into this thread. AFAIK, the "Complete My Team" thread is for unfinished competitive teams. This team isn't a true competitive team because it is intended for use in a friendly match rather than in ladder play on a simulator.
That being said, I think you should at least take a look at some information on Smogon before you proceed further in making your team. I'll link you to their beginner's guide as well as their Ubers analyses.
Introduction To Competitive Pokémon (D/P) - Smogon University
Uber Analyses - Smogon Community
Please note that your Pokemon can have as many as 510 total EVs and a maximum of 255 in a single stat. For some reason, your Pokemon each only have 250 total EVs.
Thundagere
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Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
Actually, vitamins will only give you 100 EVs in a stat.
Actually, vitamins will only give you 100 EVs in a stat.
Drakon
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Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
Here is my White in-game team:
Samurott - Male (Lv. 68)
Quirky - Hates to Lose
Ability: Torrent
Item: Mystic Water
Attacks: Waterfall, Hydro Pump, Surf, False Swipe
Stats:
Stormrider (Zebstrika) - Male (Lv. 67)
Brave - Very finicky
Ability: Motor Drive
Item: Magnet
Attacks: Thrash, Thunderbolt, Wild Charge, Flame Charge
Stats:
Liepard - Male (Lv. 47)
Quiet - Highly curious
Ability: Limber
Item: None
Attacks: Thief, Cut, Grass Knot, Night Slash
Stats:
Aquilinus (Braviary) - Male (Lv. 68)
Naughty - Scatters things often
Ability: Sheer Force
Item: Leftovers
Attacks: Fly, Aerial Ace, Superpower, Brave Bird
Stats:
Swoobat - Female (Lv. 67)
Timid - Proud of its power
Ability: Unaware
Item: Shell Bell
Attacks: Psychic, Energy Ball, Air Slash, Shadow Ball
Stats:
Fattypede (Scolipede) - Male (Lv. 67)
Gentle - Somewhat of a clown
Ability: Swarm
Item: Black Sludge
Attacks: Megahorn, Toxic, Sludge Bomb, X-Scissor
Stats:
Here is my White in-game team:
Samurott - Male (Lv. 68)
Quirky - Hates to Lose
Ability: Torrent
Item: Mystic Water
Attacks: Waterfall, Hydro Pump, Surf, False Swipe
Stats:
HP: 231
Attack: 174
Defense: 141
Sp. Attack: 177
Sp. Defense: 121
Speed: 127
Stormrider (Zebstrika) - Male (Lv. 67)
Brave - Very finicky
Ability: Motor Drive
Item: Magnet
Attacks: Thrash, Thunderbolt, Wild Charge, Flame Charge
Stats:
HP: 193
Attack: 203
Defense: 114
Sp. Attack: 136
Sp. Defense: 100
Speed: 171
Liepard - Male (Lv. 47)
Quiet - Highly curious
Ability: Limber
Item: None
Attacks: Thief, Cut, Grass Knot, Night Slash
Stats:
HP: 135
Attack: 113
Defense: 66
Sp. Attack: 116
Sp. Defense: 159
Speed: 102
Aquilinus (Braviary) - Male (Lv. 68)
Naughty - Scatters things often
Ability: Sheer Force
Item: Leftovers
Attacks: Fly, Aerial Ace, Superpower, Brave Bird
Stats:
HP: 241
Attack: 229
Defense: 117
Sp. Attack: 93
Sp. Defense: 105
Speed: 151
Swoobat - Female (Lv. 67)
Timid - Proud of its power
Ability: Unaware
Item: Shell Bell
Attacks: Psychic, Energy Ball, Air Slash, Shadow Ball
Stats:
HP: 194
Attack: 106
Defense: 98
Sp. Attack: 139
Sp. Defense: 93
Speed: 223
Fattypede (Scolipede) - Male (Lv. 67)
Gentle - Somewhat of a clown
Ability: Swarm
Item: Black Sludge
Attacks: Megahorn, Toxic, Sludge Bomb, X-Scissor
Stats:
HP: 175
Attack: 156
Defense: 118
Sp. Attack: 94
Sp. Defense: 123
Speed: 197
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Pokemon Emerald team suggestions.?
I'm restarting my Emerald version and Have a pretty good idea for a team..
Blaziken
Ludiculo
Claydol
Absol
Skarmory(?)
I can't decide on a final Pokemon. I was going to use maybe Banette or Dusklops? What do you think? What are some good movesets? Thanks!
I'm restarting my Emerald version and Have a pretty good idea for a team..
Blaziken
Ludiculo
Claydol
Absol
Skarmory(?)
I can't decide on a final Pokemon. I was going to use maybe Banette or Dusklops? What do you think? What are some good movesets? Thanks!
Re: Pokemon Emerald team suggestions.?
Both of those ghost type pokemon are good, it just depends on if you want a more offensive (banette) or defensive pokemon (dusklops)
They both have similar move sets, but dusklops can be taught through tutor, or TM a lot more moves than banette and thus it can be turned into an offensively strong pokemon, while still retaining it's defensive stats and maybe a move or two
So having said all that I think I would choose dusklops if I were you
Both of those ghost type pokemon are good, it just depends on if you want a more offensive (banette) or defensive pokemon (dusklops)
They both have similar move sets, but dusklops can be taught through tutor, or TM a lot more moves than banette and thus it can be turned into an offensively strong pokemon, while still retaining it's defensive stats and maybe a move or two
So having said all that I think I would choose dusklops if I were you
Re: TAKE NOTE: All in-game teams go here.
Okay, I'd like to have my team evaluated!
Haxorus (F) Lv55 - In training
Gentle nature
-Dragon Dance
-Surf
-Giga Impact
-Dragon Claw
Zoroark (M) Lv81 - PokéRus
Lax nature
-Giga Impact
-Night Daze
-Shadow Ball
-Hyper Beam
Cinccino (M) Lv81 -
Serious nature
-Thunder
-Sing
-Tail Slap
-Hyper Beam
Serperior (M) Lv81 - PokéRus
Lax nature
-Frenzy Plant
-Solar Beam
-Aerial Ace
-Swords Dance
Sigilyph Lv83
Bashful nature
-Sky Attack
-Psychic
-Fly
-Ice Beam
Eeks (Rotom) Lv81
Gentle nature
-Discharge
-Thunder
-Volt Switch
-Shadow Ball (Or move for when it switches forms)
Okay, I'd like to have my team evaluated!
Haxorus (F) Lv55 - In training
Gentle nature
-Dragon Dance
-Surf
-Giga Impact
-Dragon Claw
Zoroark (M) Lv81 - PokéRus
Lax nature
-Giga Impact
-Night Daze
-Shadow Ball
-Hyper Beam
Cinccino (M) Lv81 -
Serious nature
-Thunder
-Sing
-Tail Slap
-Hyper Beam
Serperior (M) Lv81 - PokéRus
Lax nature
-Frenzy Plant
-Solar Beam
-Aerial Ace
-Swords Dance
Sigilyph Lv83
Bashful nature
-Sky Attack
-Psychic
-Fly
-Ice Beam
Eeks (Rotom) Lv81
Gentle nature
-Discharge
-Thunder
-Volt Switch
-Shadow Ball (Or move for when it switches forms)
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