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Jhonny

I have two sets of Nidoran (f) and I'm wondering which is better in each case.

The first set are both Bold with Hustle
(1) 31/31/31/31/14/31
(2) 31/16/31/31/30/17

It will be for use with Toxic Spikes, so I guess it comes down to whether it benefits more from 31 in Speed or more Special bulk.

The second set are both Modest with hustle and look like this:
(3) 31/11/31/31/25/31 - So the SpD is it's weakness IV-wise
(4) 31/0/27/31/31/31 - So this time it's the Defence.
 
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Scrafty can snowball quite easily once it gets going thanks to Moxie. You might want something like CB Terrakion to weaken Physical walls like Gliscor and Skarmory, or a Spikes support with something like Skarmory to make it easier to attempt a late game sweep. After a Dragon Dance, (assuming thats the set you are running) Scarfty is still outrun by many Scarfers so perhapes a Jirachi or Celebi could spread some Paralysis support to help Scarfty get the jump on scarfers such as Terrakion.
 

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ginganinja said:
Scrafty can snowball quite easily once it gets going thanks to Moxie. You might want something like CB Terrakion to weaken Physical walls like Gliscor and Skarmory, or a Spikes support with something like Skarmory to make it easier to attempt a late game sweep. After a Dragon Dance, (assuming thats the set you are running) Scarfty is still outrun by many Scarfers so perhapes a Jirachi or Celebi could spread some Paralysis support to help Scarfty get the jump on scarfers such as Terrakion.
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Yeah I am running:
DD
Drain Punch
Ice Punch
Crunch

I mostly only play against my friends, and Scrafty is by far my most consistent pokemon and powerful guy. One of the guys that gives me a lot of trouble is Ferrothorn (I need to get HP-fire on my Espeon.....)

I had been thinking about a Skarmory, so i think I will make one, thanks. How do I go about getting a Skarmory that knows Roost?

I have a bunch of good pokemon, but for some reason I really struggle trying to think in terms of party chemistry.
 
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What works really well with helping Scrafty Set up (DDance)?
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Lum Berry could help against bulky waters and other defensive Pokemon trying to status you and of course teammates that lure in Pokemon Scrafty can set-up on, wich is alot considering Scrafty is really bulky and can take almost every attack that isn't SE or super strong like Specs Draco Meteors or Weather boosted attacks.
 
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Alakazam is incredibly fast and still pretty damn powerful - in fact, while I'm sure Reuniclus gets a couple more KOs, the power difference is too small to really tell.
 

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More importantly, Alakazam doesn't need a setup turn, meaning it's a more effective revenge killer and doesn't have to worry about taking a hit before it attacks.
 

Black Rain

What's a good pokemon for combating Sand Stall?

Edit: Taking Pokemon such as Latias, Ferrothorn, Tyranitar, Hippodown, Skarmory, Jellicent, Slowbro, and Gliscor into consideration. If one is not enough, which two or three?
 

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How embarrassing xD

Pokemon that have Levitate/Flying type +TBolt good enough?

Latios(as) Azelf, Gengar, Elektross.
Dragonite, Emolga, Zapdos, Thundurus.
 
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