Constrained - Uber Team

[Lutra]

CONSTRAINED

Style: Balanced

Pokemon: Kyogre
Nickname: 4x+5y>9000
Item: Leftovers
Ability: Drizzle
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SAtk
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
- Calm Mind
- Substitute
- Surf
- Thunder

Standard Anti-Blissey sweeper. Max special attack allows it to show its immense power, while max hp allows it to to have the magic number of 404 HP. And Calm Mind boosts its high special attack to new heights - as well as being able to absorb special attacks more and more. Substitute allows it to set up on Blissey very easily and can help deliver a double KO to an enemy uber team ( one on Blissey and one on the pokemon that comes out next). Surf is its STAB attack and Thunder helps with countering other Kyogre, and is 100% accurate in rain. Adding to that, Thunder also has a chance of paralysis - something it can easily take advantage of.


Pokemon: Forretress (M)
Nickname: 2x+7y = 10000
Item: Leftovers
Ability: Sturdy
EVs: 252 HP / 12 Atk / 244 SDef
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Explosion
- Hidden Power [Bug]
- Rapid Spin
- Spikes

Spiker/spinner. Spikes allows it to damage to those who switch in which lack the flying type or levitate ability. Hidden Power Bug is its STAB attack and is very effective against the many psychic types in Ubers. Rapid Spin allows spikes to be spun and thus stop damage as long as they are no longer on the field. Finally, explosion is for when it is either low on HP or a significant threat is unleashed. Either way, it generally takes a pokemon with it. It hax max hp to maximise its defenses, whilst 244 Special Defense Evs allow it to survive one thunder from a 1+ SAtk Deoxys Attacking Forme. The rest of the evs are focused into attack to deliver the most powerful HP Bugs and explosion.

Pokemon: Metagross
Nickname: 20x+20y+40z<1
Item: Leftovers
Ability: Clear Body
EVs: 252 HP / 132 Atk / 44 Def / 80 SDef
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Earthquake
- Explosion
- Meteor Mash
- Sleep Talk

Multi-purpose Metagross. Meteor Mash is its main STAB attack and does decent damage to a lot of ubers. Earthquake allows it to do good damage to those who resist Meteor Mash. Sleep Talk allows it to absorb sleep from Smeargle. And Explosion allows it to beat a significant threat or pave way for a pokemon to be brought out. 252 HP gives it a lot of defensive strength. The additional 44 defense Evs allow it to survive a 1DD/CB Rayquaza Earthquake while the 80 Special defense evs allow it to not be 2HKOed by Thunder from Mewtwo. The rest of the evs are poured into attack for damage purposes.

Pokemon: Blissey (F)
Nickname: 100x+20y < 1200
Item: Leftovers
Trait: Natural Cure
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Def / 252 SDef
Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk)
- Aromatherapy
- Icy Wind
- Softboiled
- Toxic

Special Wall/Calm Minder Counter. With Assistance from Ho-oh, this can be very good at countering the majority of Calm Minders. Toxic allows it to wear a pokemon down and thus force a switch or faint. Icy Wind lowers the foe's speed - particularly useful in dealing with the odd Latios and Latias with Refresh and even Taunt Mewtwo. This will then give Ho-oh a chance to come in and KO one of the twins and Blissey the chance to toxic Taunt Mewtwo. Soft Boiled is for recovery and Aromatherapy is to heal the paralysis and poison that her team mates might pick up. 4 HP along with 252 Special Defense evs allow Blissey to not be 2HKOed by a +3 SAtk Mewtwo. The rest of the evs are added to maximise Defense which allow it to survive a +1 Atk STAB Earthquake from Groudon - not that it will be staying on it. It mainly allows Blissey to scout a Choice Band Rayquaza's moves.

Pokemon: Latios (M)
Nickname: 3x+3y>3z
Item: Soul Dew
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Spd / 252 SAtk
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
- Calm Mind
- Ice Beam
- Recover
- Thunderbolt

Calm Mind Sweeper. Calm Mind increases its insane special attack beyond Soul Dew already multiplying it by 1.5. The downside it doesn't have leftovers; but it can regain health through Recover, which allows it to regain half of its maximum HP. It also has ice beam - mainly for countering Groudon and Rayquaza. While Thunder is its more powerful attack which is especially affective against Metagross, Kyogre, Ho-oh and even Lugia. Like for most special sweepers, special attack is maximised to give an horrific stat of 591 special attack. Max speed is used so it can outspeed Jolly Rayquaza as well as helping it speed tie with other Latios. The remaining evs are left in HP to make it that much more bulky.

Pokemon: Ho-oh
Nickname: y>800+x
Item: Choice Band
Trait: Pressure
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spd
Brave Nature (+Atk, -Spd)
- Earthquake
- Hidden Power [Flying]
- Sacred Fire
- Shadow Ball

Physical Sweeper. Earthquake is a powerful attack and OHKOs any non-bulky Metagrosses and Jirachis. Hidden Power Flying is its main STAB attack and does significant damage to most pokemon the opponent can bring out. Sacred Fire is there to scare Forretress and Shadow ball is for the OHKO on the Latis and Mewtwo. It can also do large amounts of damage on Lugia. Since Ho-oh is slow, it's most likely not going to outspeed anything with speed evs invested into it, so max hp is chosen instead. Like most CBers, maximum attack is preferable to 2HKO a decent amount of threats. Finally the remaining 4 evs are put into speed so it can outspeed those slow Kyogre/Groudon.

 

[Umby]

I understand your Ho-oh is physical, but Sacred Fire in rain is still kinda :(. Brave Nature is also kinda dumb. Since Sacred Fire is getting STAB anyway, just use Jolly/Adamant.

Sleep Talk + Explosion Metagross is kinda random. Just go Pursuit to get rid of Deoxys-F earlier.

You can run Thunder on Latios since it's raining. Personally I prefer an all out attacking Latios though, with Dragon Claw/Solar Beam/Thunder/HP Fire. Calm Mind is my preference on Latias, but that's just preference.

I personally don't suggest Petaya berry on a CM Kyogre. Just run leftovers and be a bitch like the rest of us.

You can put HP Ghost on Forry for Gengars.

Groudon can kinda rape this team. Consider Lugia over Ho-Oh, or make Kyogre more speeded.

 

[green_flash]

solarbeam is kinda pointless imo, just use ice beam/recover

 

[Rubberbandman]

Its to take down Groudon.
DClaw for STAB, HP Fire for metagross and forretress, thunder for enemy kyogres.

 

[green_flash]

ice beam kills most groudons :0

 

[Umby]

ice beam kills most groudons :0

Solar Beam OHKOs it without having to use Calm Mind. Better than taking an SD HP Bug/Ghost when Ice Beam doesn't KO.

 

[Lutra]

Ok changed from Petaya Berry to Leftovers, I don't know why I put petaya on there in the first place. I think I was using a petaya set but switched to 404hp without changing item. Leftovers makes much more sense for that variant.

 

[Rubberbandman]

The Sub/Petaya Berry strategy on Kyogre is fine, but Calm Mind is all you need. On Blissey, Icy Wind is weak. Replace it with Ice Beam.

Every other problem I see has already been pointed out.

Icy wind is supposed to be weak, its to slow down the high speed pokemon in ubers.

 

[Lutra]

Ok updated it a while ago but as I can't think of another team yet, I'll just post this. Would be helpful if you could give this is a rating out of 10 (with valid reasoning) so I can be confident about it and thus not improve it futher. Feel free to argue about the Ho-oh spread. The Blissey spread, as stated, is to slightly help against Rayquaza.

CONSTRAINED

Style: Balanced

Kyogre @ Leftovers ** 4x+5y>9000
Trait: Drizzle
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SAtk
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
- Calm Mind
- Substitute
- Surf
- Thunder

Standard Anti-Blissey sweeper. Max special attack allows it to show its immense power, while max hp allows it to to have the magic number of 404 HP. And Calm Mind boosts its high special attack to new heights - as well as being able to absorb special attacks more and more. Substitute allows it to set up on Blissey very easily and can help deliver a double KO to an enemy uber team ( one on Blissey and one on the pokemon that comes out next). Surf is its STAB attack and Thunder helps with countering other Kyogre, and is 100% accurate in rain. Adding to that, Thunder also has a chance of paralysis - something it can easily take advantage of.


Forretress (M) @ Leftovers ** 2x+7y = 10000
Trait: Sturdy
EVs: 252 HP / 12 Atk / 244 SDef
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Explosion
- Hidden Power [Bug]
- Rapid Spin
- Spikes

Spiker/spinner. Spikes allows it to damage to those who switch in which lack the flying type or levitate ability. Hidden Power Bug is its STAB attack and is very effective against the many psychic types in Ubers. Rapid Spin allows spikes to be spun and thus stop damage as long as they are no longer on the field. Finally, explosion is for when it is either low on HP or a significant threat is unleashed. Either way, it generally takes a pokemon with it. It hax max hp to maximise its defenses, whilst 244 Special Defense Evs allow it to survive one thunder from a 1+ SAtk Deoxys Attacking Forme. The rest of the evs are focused into attack to deliver the most powerful HP Bugs and explosion.

Metagross @ Leftovers ** 20x+20y+40z<1
Trait: Clear Body
EVs: 252 HP / 132 Atk / 44 Def / 80 SDef
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Earthquake
- Explosion
- Meteor Mash
- Sleep Talk

Multi-purpose Metagross. Meteor Mash is its main STAB attack and does decent damage to a lot of ubers. Earthquake allows it to do good damage to those who resist Meteor Mash. Sleep Talk allows it to absorb sleep from Smeargle. And Explosion allows it to beat a significant threat or pave way for a pokemon to be brought out. 252 HP gives it a lot of defensive strength. The additional 44 defense Evs allow it to survive a 1DD/CB Rayquaza Earthquake while the 80 Special defense evs allow it to not be 2HKOed by Thunder from Mewtwo. The rest of the evs are poured into attack for damage purposes.

Blissey (F) @ Leftovers ** 100x+20y < 1200
Trait: Natural Cure
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Def / 252 SDef
Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk)
- Aromatherapy
- Icy Wind
- Softboiled
- Toxic

Special Wall/Calm Minder Counter. With Assistance from Ho-oh, this can be very good at countering the majority of Calm Minders. Toxic allows it to wear a pokemon down and thus force a switch or faint. Icy Wind lowers the foe's speed - particularly useful in dealing with the odd Latios and Latias with Refresh and even Taunt Mewtwo. This will then give Ho-oh a chance to come in and KO one of the twins and Blissey the chance to toxic Taunt Mewtwo. Soft Boiled is for recovery and Aromatherapy is to heal the paralysis and poison that her team mates might pick up. 4 HP along with 252 Special Defense evs allow Blissey to not be 2HKOed by a +3 SAtk Mewtwo. The rest of the evs are added to maximise Defense which allow it to survive a +1 Atk STAB Earthquake from Groudon - not that it will be staying on it. It mainly allows Blissey to scout a Choice Band Rayquaza's moves.

Latios (M) @ Soul Dew ** 3x+3y>3z
Trait: Levitate
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Spd / 252 SAtk
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
- Calm Mind
- Ice Beam
- Recover
- Thunderbolt

Calm Mind Sweeper. Calm Mind increases its insane special attack beyond Soul Dew already multiplying it by 1.5. The downside it doesn't have leftovers; but it can regain health through Recover, which allows it to regain half of its maximum HP. It also has ice beam - mainly for countering Groudon and Rayquaza. While Thunder is its more powerful attack which is especially affective against Metagross, Kyogre, Ho-oh and even Lugia. Like for most special sweepers, special attack is maximised to give an horrific stat of 591 special attack. Max speed is used so it can outspeed Jolly Rayquaza as well as helping it speed tie with other Latios. The remaining evs are left in HP to make it that much more bulky.

Ho-oh @ Choice Band ** y>800+x
Trait: Pressure
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spd
Brave Nature (+Atk, -Spd)
- Earthquake
- Hidden Power [Flying]
- Sacred Fire
- Shadow Ball

Physical Sweeper. Earthquake is a powerful attack and OHKOs any non-bulky Metagrosses and Jirachis. Hidden Power Flying is its main STAB attack and does significant damage to most pokemon the opponent can bring out. Sacred Fire is there to scare Forretress and Shadow ball is for the OHKO on the Latis and Mewtwo. It can also do large amounts of damage on Lugia. Since Ho-oh is slow, it's most likely not going to outspeed anything with speed evs invested into it, so max hp is chosen instead. Like most CBers, maximum attack is preferable to 2HKO a decent amount of threats. Finally the remaining 4 evs are put into speed so it can outspeed those slow Kyogre/Groudon.

 

[Umby]

Ok updated it a while ago but as I can't think of another team yet, I'll just post this. Would be helpful if you could give this is a rating out of 10 (with valid reasoning) so I can be confident about it and thus not improve it futher. Feel free to argue about the Ho-oh spread. The Blissey spread, as stated, is to slightly help against Rayquaza.

CONSTRAINED

Style: Balanced

Kyogre @ Leftovers ** 4x+5y>9000
Trait: Drizzle
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SAtk
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
- Calm Mind
- Substitute
- Surf
- Thunder

Standard Anti-Blissey sweeper. Max special attack allows it to show its immense power, while max hp allows it to to have the magic number of 404 HP. And Calm Mind boosts its high special attack to new heights - as well as being able to absorb special attacks more and more. Substitute allows it to set up on Blissey very easily and can help deliver a double KO to an enemy uber team ( one on Blissey and one on the pokemon that comes out next). Surf is its STAB attack and Thunder helps with countering other Kyogre, and is 100% accurate in rain. Adding to that, Thunder also has a chance of paralysis - something it can easily take advantage of.


Forretress (M) @ Leftovers ** 2x+7y = 10000
Trait: Sturdy
EVs: 252 HP / 12 Atk / 244 SDef
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Explosion
- Hidden Power [Bug]
- Rapid Spin
- Spikes

Spiker/spinner. Spikes allows it to damage to those who switch in which lack the flying type or levitate ability. Hidden Power Bug is its STAB attack and is very effective against the many psychic types in Ubers. Rapid Spin allows spikes to be spun and thus stop damage as long as they are no longer on the field. Finally, explosion is for when it is either low on HP or a significant threat is unleashed. Either way, it generally takes a pokemon with it. It hax max hp to maximise its defenses, whilst 244 Special Defense Evs allow it to survive one thunder from a 1+ SAtk Deoxys Attacking Forme. The rest of the evs are focused into attack to deliver the most powerful HP Bugs and explosion.

Metagross @ Leftovers ** 20x+20y+40z<1
Trait: Clear Body
EVs: 252 HP / 140 Atk / 44 Def / 72 SDef
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Explosion
- Meteor Mash
- Rest
- Sleep Talk

Multi-purpose Metagross. Meteor Mash is its main STAB attack and does decent damage to a lot of ubers. Rest helps it to recover from Super Power onslaughts from Deoxys A and the like. Sleep Talk allows it to absorb sleep from Smeargle. And Explosion allows it to beat a significant threat or pave way for a pokemon to be brought out. There is controversy over why explosion is used in a restalking set. It is used because it is very necessary on this set. The worst case scenario is that it explodes on a substitute - which will still break the substitute from which Ho-Oh or Latios can be brought out. 252 HP gives it a lot of defensive strength. The additional 44 defense Evs allow it to survive a 1DD/CB Rayquaza Earthquake while the 72 Special defense evs allow it to not be 2HKOed by Thunder from Mewtwo. The rest of the evs are poured into attack for damage purposes.

I say use Pursuitgross. If you're concerned about taking damage from Deoxys-A you might as well force itself to get KO'd and not worry about it for the rest of the match. If it's using Superpower, it's either A) a CB version and won't KO you with the next Superpower, forcing it to switch or Superpower again. Either way Pursuit should KO. B) It's using Substitute, Superpower, and 2 of Ice Beam, Fire Punch, or Thunderbolt. In this case you'll probably be fucked either way (unless it's using Fire Punch during Drizzle) but at least you'll have direct control over breaking its sub, unlike with Sleep Talk. Further still if your opponent has done his damage calcs and decides he doesn't want to keep Deoxys in any longer, you can still Pursuit. As far as abosrbing Sleep status is concerned, you have Blissey.

Blissey (F) @ Leftovers ** 100x+20y < 1200
Trait: Natural Cure
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Def / 252 SDef
Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk)
- Aromatherapy
- Icy Wind
- Softboiled
- Toxic

Special Wall/Calm Minder Counter. With Assistance from Ho-oh, this can be very good at countering the majority of Calm Minders. Toxic allows it to wear a pokemon down and thus force a switch or faint. Icy Wind lowers the foe's speed - particularly useful in dealing with the odd Latios and Latias with Refresh and even Taunt Mewtwo. This will then give Ho-oh a chance to come in and KO one of the twins and Blissey the chance to toxic Taunt Mewtwo. Soft Boiled is for recovery and Aromatherapy is to heal the paralysis and poison that her team mates might pick up. 4 HP along with 252 Special Defense evs allow Blissey to not be 2HKOed by a +3 SAtk Mewtwo. The rest of the evs are added to maximise Defense which allow it to survive a +1 Atk STAB Earthquake from Groudon - not that it will be staying on it. It mainly allows Blissey to scout a Choice Band Rayquaza's moves.

Latios (M) @ Soul Dew ** 3x+3y>3z
Trait: Levitate
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Spd / 252 SAtk
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
- Calm Mind
- Ice Beam
- Recover
- Thunderbolt

Calm Mind Sweeper. Calm Mind increases its insane special attack beyond Soul Dew already multiplying it by 1.5. The downside it doesn't have leftovers; but it can regain health through Recover, which allows it to regain half of its maximum HP. It also has ice beam - mainly for countering Groudon and Rayquaza. While Thunder is its more powerful attack which is especially affective against Metagross, Kyogre, Ho-oh and even Lugia. Like for most special sweepers, special attack is maximised to give an horrific stat of 591 special attack. Max speed is used so it can outspeed Jolly Rayquaza as well as helping it speed tie with other Latios. The remaining evs are left in HP to make it that much more bulky.

Works and I have no real suggeestions for changes, but you should play around with Dragon Claw/HP Fire/Solar Beam/Thunder just to see if you like it.

Ho-oh @ Choice Band ** y>800+x
Trait: Pressure
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spd
Brave Nature (+Atk, -Spd)
- Earthquake
- Hidden Power [Flying]
- Sacred Fire
- Shadow Ball

Physical Sweeper. Earthquake is a powerful attack and OHKOs any non-bulky Metagrosses and Jirachis. Hidden Power Flying is its main STAB attack and does significant damage to most pokemon the opponent can bring out. Sacred Fire is there to scare Forretress and Shadow ball is for the OHKO on the Latis and Mewtwo. It can also do large amounts of damage on Lugia. Since Ho-oh is slow, it's most likely not going to outspeed anything with speed evs invested into it, so max hp is chosen instead. Like most CBers, maximum attack is preferable to 2HKO a decent amount of threats. Finally the remaining 4 evs are put into speed so it can outspeed those slow Kyogre/Groudon.

Wouldn't you rather outspeed the faster Groudons (Somewhere around 266-271 speed?) instead? Normally, I'd say it's fine, but you aren't posing much of a threat to Groudon as far as trying to switch into SD'd attacks. If we had to consider the turn-by-turn, you'd probably have to sac Latios to HP Bug (I haven't done the damage calc, tbh) in the long run to keep Kyogre healthy enough (assuming its lost HP from using Sub) to survive Groudon's next Earthquake and finish it off. IMO Ho-oh would be a worthier sac, getting a STABed Sacred Fire with a weather boost.
But to do that, it'd have to come in on an EQ AND outspeed Groudon before it gets Rock Slid to oblivion. Tbh, I'd replace this with Lugia (stallish, I know) so you could have Reflect and WW at your disposal, supporting Forretress and Kyogre a bit more. Also, I'm not sure about Shadow Ball doing that much damage to Lugia, even with CB. After all, it will outspeed you, put Reflect up, and Recover the damage. I personally think Rayquaza or Lugia fills this slot better.

Not really a bad team (looks almost like one of my older uber teams, which was average). Runs into issues with Taunt and Sub Mewtwos, I guess.

 

[obi]

I prefer HP Rock on Ho-oh over HP Flying, actually. Really, every target of HP Flying is hit nearly as hard by EQ (Kyogre), already OHKOed by Sacred Fire (random Grass Pokemon on Sun teams), or are hit harder by HP Rock (enemy Ho-oh, Rayquaza, etc.).

I also don't like Rest + Explosion on Metagross; they're antagonistic. You're allowed to just use Sleep Talk without Rest if you're afraid of Smeargle. I would lose one of those two moves for Pursuit, Earthquake, or some other such move.

 

[Lutra]

Thanks for your comments.

For Ho-oh:

About HP Rock, I don't really think you are considering the fact that it is a CBer on a fairly stable team. Ok individual coverage is good; but your opponent is likely to have a team which can cover all those weakness; so in the end, having a multi-coverage stab isn't bad because HP fly can hit 2/3+ Ubers without a ridiculous luck factor. Against a lot of teams, there is like a 1/3 chance that you'll bring super hurt to your opponent from a decision. Since bad players don't generally play ubers to this standard, you're not going to easily be able to have super prediction against top class players ( though not many playing advance atm).

About Groudon, Groudon is not usually fast anyway. So I don't see the point of more speed.

For Metagross: It's a hard one. I'm not sure what to do for the best. But Rest does seem a bit of a waste. Pursuit will do around 55-65% region to Deoxys-A but it will be useless against any Smeargle while under sleep. On the other hand, Earthquake solves the smeargle part and hits Kyogre better but renders Deoxys-A a greater threat. I can add speed to outspeed Kyogres (which are generally slow) which would mean converting significant attack to speed and making Jolly nature, all for chance of exploding on Kyogre - after pursuiting Deoxys-A and on low HP. And that seems a bit pointless, so it's quite a predicament. It's ability to take hits is needed.

Edit: After pacing back and forth, I've finally decided replacing Rest with Earthquake would be the best option. Earthquake allows it to counter Smeargle more effectively, stand up to Forretress more easily, and deal good damage to Kyogre. Deoxys-A walling/countering is a down side but I feel I should be able to beat it the majority of time due to the fact it can only really come on Blissey's attacks and then I have a few options really.

 

[k.k.2]

Thats a good idea

 

[Rubberbandman]

I really don't like Ho-Oh+Kyogre because Kyo is hindering Sacred Fire and ups enemy Kyo's chances of koing. I think Rayquaza would do a better job for you.

 

[Lutra]

It wouldn't because it wouldn't be able to stay on Latis and Ho-oh is also a much needed defense barrier against mewtwo. CB Rayquaza falls short of Koing Mewtwo and Ice Beam OHKOs it.
The team works perfectly well the majority of times but it trades some of its defensive and likewise abuse factor to at least pseudocounter every uber poke and counter a large percentage. As people have mentioned, Lugia (that is unlikely to cause harm) counters it to a degree. Groudon does but its likely to be slow and so Kyogre, Latios and Ho-oh should outspeed it;if its fast, there's no way it will survive ice beam from latios; if it endures, moves are limited; CB would mean move limitations etc.

So it's not as great a threat as it seems. As for Mewtwo, probably at least half of pokes psuedo counter the majority of sets. Ok, if Mewtwo manages to come on each time on each prediction(which is unlikely), it might be hard to stop. Blissey will stop all non sub Taunt Versions with icy wind and Metagross and Ho-oh aren't two OHKOed by anything special (well except the rare flamethrower on Meta). And rayquaza can be stopped a similar way to Groudon. There's few attacks/pokes it can comfortable come on but Meta is there if it decides to DD and Latios should be able to handle other situations - CB being dealt with by sheer number of choices to switch to.

 

[z0mOG]

https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen3ubers-405902
really solid team, thanks for this rmt. i think id suggest running some speed creep on ho-oh to beat jolly shedinja, seeing as that is an omnipresent threat in this point in the meta

Ok updated it a while ago but as I can't think of another team yet, I'll just post this. Would be helpful if you could give this is a rating out of 10 (with valid reasoning) so I can be confident about it and thus not improve it futher.

i rate it a 7.4/10, i could see it struggling in some similar blissey ho-oh mirros