• Be polite. No flaming or trolling, of me, my partner or other posters.
• All offers/requests must be posted in this thread. Do not PM or IM me trade offers.
• No advertising your own wares unless when requesting a trade with either AromaFlora or me.
• Absolutely no hacks will be accepted, under any circumstances.
• Do not request my Pokémon from AromaFlora or vice versa.
• Do not PM me unless we have a trade pending.
• Do not re-distribute any of my Pokémon unless given consent.
• I am retired from open trading. Do not ask me for a CMT. [unless you have a specified 'Want']


• EVs are listed as: HP/Atk/Def/Sp.Atk/Sp.Def/Spe
• I use an AR for cloning, IV check, view Egg contents (to check Egg IVs) and fast Egg hatch
• I EV train all of my own Pokémon. Do not ask if you can EV train for me.



• Read:
Since starting a trade thread here on Smogon and learning to RNG abuse I have obtained a large number of Pokémon - So many, in fact, that I have pretty much anything I could ever need, and then some, including as many as six different sets for specific Pokémon. Because of this I am sem-retired from trading. To help counteract this I have compiled a list of wants which will let you know which Pokémon I am seeking (if it is blank, I currently am not seeking anything). My 'Wants' section also lists other members who are allowed to trade certain Pokémon which I have given them exclusive rights to re-distribute. While I am not fully retired from trading, you can consider me semi-retired. Please do not ask me to check your thread unless you specifically have one of my wants, or your post will be ignored.




Emerald: LEON (35199)
Pearl: Collin (08873)
Platinum: Jurai (26134)
HeartGold: RC (20695)

If you received a Pokémon with any of these OTs/IDs from someone other than myself, please inform me whom you got it from and I’ll take it from there. Note that certain users have semi re-distribution rights to some of my Pokémon.



• AromaFlora, ∞ credit(s) (for so much win and because she’s my Trade Partner)
• The Mole, ∞ credit(s) (Mad Tea Party massacre)
• Adamco13, 1 credit(s) (for giving me free re-distributables and helping me clone)



• helloiamchris, 2 credit(s) (two separate IOU trades)
• TheForgottenSoul, 1 credit(s) (EV job)
• kakashi309, 1 credit(s) (Kadabra issue)
• Deschain, 3 credit(s) (Breeding Projects, Rhyperior, Machamp)
• The Lost One, 2 credit(s) (two separate IOU trades)
• Magik0722, 2 credit(s) (two separate IOU trades)
• e.j., 1 credit(s) (IOU trade)
• Vaporeon, 1 credit(s) (EV training and cloning)
• Tsubasa-kun, 1 credit(s) (IOU trade, Spiritomb)
• jonniewalkereal, 1 credit(s) (IOU trade, Crawdaunt)



• All Pokémon cost 1 credit unless otherwise noted.
• All Synchronizers cost 0.5 of a credit. They are 2-for-1.
• LightningFusion's Ditto is free to those who need it. Just ask for it.


White List:

• Adamco13 (great Smogonite)
• Pehu (a scholar and a gentleman; very polite and always a pleasure to deal business with)
• Negator (very polite and generous)
• DEZTROYA (always a pleasure to deal business with)
• Deschain (awesome guy to battle and deal business with, and chat with in general)
• LizardMan (for goo'ing in his pants)
• Vaporeon (nice gal; always great to trade with)
• Supe (very easy to trade with, and quick to get pendings done; good communication)
• The Mole (I deal business and chat with him quite a bit)
• Hamstern (always have good experiences trading with her)
• Sunny87 (nice guy, he's always polite and orderly)

Black List:

• Smogon's Wi-Fi Black List


Pendings:

Code:

• Sweet, sweet trading retirement

Services are closed at this time.

Darkrai
OT: Jurai (26134)
Nature: Naive
Ability: Bad Dreams
IVs: 30/30/31/30/27/30
EVs: UT or 152 Atk / 176 Sp.Atk / 180 Spe (Lv.66)
Move(s) for UT: Hypnosis, Faint Attack, Nightmare, Double Team
Move(s) for EV: Dark Pulse, Focus Punch, Hidden Power, Dark Void
Hidden Power: Fire (70)

Availability: Lv.50 UT, Lv.66 EV trained
Catch Location: Newmoon Island (legitimate Member's Pass)

Notes: This Darkrai is made for a Mixed Sweeper set. If Blissey is a thorn in your side, then you will appreciate that a Life Orb Focus Punch on the switch will KO the pink blob 100% of the time with Stealth Rock up. It also takes a hefty chunk out of Dialga who may switch-in to absorb sleep. Dark Pulse is a great STAB that hits many Ubers for super-effective damage. Hidden Power Fire will OHKO Scizor and Forretress (unless it is raining, making it a 2HKO). Dark Void to put a threat to sleep.



Garchomp ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Sand Veil
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.48)
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Outrage, Earthquake, Fire Blast
Move(s) for EV: Earthquake, Outrage, Stone Edge, Swords Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Gible, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.48 EV trained Garchomp
Hatch Location: Spear Pillar

Notes: Though it's difficult to tell, that is the shiny sprite. With beastly base stats including superb Speed Garchomp is ready to rip holes in the Uber tier. STAB Earthquake causes big damage to Dialga and Metagross, while Outrage punishes the numerous Dragon-types that infest the Uber tier. With Life Orb and after a Swords Dance Garchomp can even OHKO Lugia with Stone Edge. Garchomp is not a foe to underestimate.





Availability: Lv.45 UT, Lv.50 EV trained
Catch Location: Bell Tower

Notes: Choice Specs Ho-Oh carries a surprise factor that could result in an unpredictable KO for your opponent. STAB Choice Specs Overheat lays some serious hurt, particularly if it's in the sun. Shadow Ball hits Giratina and the numerous Uber Psychic-types, robbing them of a sizable chunk of their HP. Typically Kyogre forces Ho-Oh out, but Thunder will sure rain on its parade. Sacred Fire can 2HKO Blissey in the sun, and you can also fake having a physical set in the early game, which may allow you to lure-in Kyogre later, who assumes from Sacred Fire that you are running a physical set and allowing you to hammer it with Thunder.



Salamence ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Intimidate
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 56 HP / 124 Atk / 236 Sp.Def / 92 Spe (Lv.50)
Move(s) for UT: Rage, Dragon Dance, Fire Blast
Move(s) for EV: Outrage, Earthquake, Roost, Dragon Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Bagon, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.50 EV trained Salamence
Hatch Location: Battle Tower

Notes: Made for the Specially Bulky set, this Salamence can survive some weaker Ice-type attacks, such as Hidden Power from non-boosted foes, then Roost off damage and proceed with a sweep. Outrage will be your main attack, but if the prospect of being locked-in scares you Dragon Claw can replace it. Earthquake hits Steel-types, most notably Heatran who you outrun after one Dragon Dance if they are Scarfed.



Wobbuffet ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Shadow Tag
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 28 HP / 228 Def / 252 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Splash, Charm, Encore
Move(s) for EV: Counter, Mirror Coat, Encore, Safeguard

Availability: Lv.1 UT Wynaut, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Wobbuffet
Hatch Location: Turnback Cave

Notes: Oh no, it's Wobbuffet! There's a reason that is the name of its one and only analysis set. With the ability Shadow Tag Wobbuffet can trap its victims, then proceed to Mirror Coat or Counter back for big damage, or Encore then switch to a teammate to set-up. Safeguard can both protect the team from status and prevent foes from utilizing Toxic or Will-O-Wisp to try and conquer the purple blob.









Bronzong
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Brave
Ability: Levitate
IVs: 29/30/30/0/30/1
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Confusion, Trick Room
Move(s) for EV: Gyro Ball, Earthquake, Explosion, Trick Room

Availability: Lv.5 UT Bronzor, Lv.45 EV trained Bronzong
Catch Location: PokéWalker

Notes: Bronzong may be one of the best walls in OU, but with this handy set it can also prove to be a surprising late game sweeper while still maintaining a lot of its sturdiness. With such poor base speed and a Macho Brace, Gyro Ball's base power will usually be maxed, and can spell trouble for a weakened team. Trick Room will allow the slow bell to go before most anything your opponent can throw at you, as well as pave the way for more dangerous Trick Room sweepers, like Machamp, to switch-in and clean up. Earthquake takes out some of Bronzong's common counters, such as Heatran. Explosion is for when Bronzong's work is done, and can allow for a free switch-in for a teammate to benefit from remaining Trick Room turns.

Dragonite ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Quiet
Ability: Inner Focus
IVs: 30/30/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Sp.Atk / 4 Spe (Lv.55)
Move(s) for UT: ExtremeSpeed, Thunder Wave, Twister, Dragon Rage
Move(s) for EV: Draco Meteor, Fire Blast, ExtremeSpeed, Earthquake

Availability: Lv.15 UT Dratini, Lv.55 EV trained Dragonite
Received Location: Dragon's Den

Notes: Anti-Lead Dragonite has a knack for dealing with most opposing leads. Inner Focus prevents it from flinching, ExtremeSpeed ruins Focus Sash strategies, Draco Meteor pummels most anything that doesn't resist it, Fire Blast and Earthquake deal with the likes of Bronzong, Jirachi, Infernape, Metagross, and so on. And with ExtremeSpeed there's also the benefit of Dragonite making a handy revenge killer later in the game.



Dragonite ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Inner Focus
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.55)
Move(s) for UT: Dragon Rush, Dragon Dance, ExtremeSpeed, Fire Blast
Move(s) for EV: Outrage, Earthquake, ExtremeSpeed, Dragon Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Dratini, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.55 EV trained Dragonite
Hatch Location: Dragon's Den

Notes: The son and heir to my above Dragonite, this one attempts to make a sweep rather than contend with opposing leads. After a Dragon Dance and with Life Orb and STAB Outrage's power is quite beastly and can rip through opponents like nobody's business. Earthquake takes care of Steel-types who resist Outrage, particularly Heatran, though Fire Punch can be used if you'd rather deal with Bronzong rather than Heatran. ExtremeSpeed allows you to beat out other priority users and enemy Dragonites, as well as allow you to revenge kill when necessary.



Dusknoir ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Relaxed
Ability: Pressure
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Pain Split, Imprison, Memento, Destiny Bond
Move(s) for EV #1: Shadow Punch, Will-O-Wisp, Pain Split, Trick Room
Move(s) for EV #2: Shadow Punch, Will-O-Wisp, Memento, Trick Room

Availability: Lv.1 UT Duskull, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Dusclops, Lv.45 EV trained Dusknoir
Hatch Location: Turnback Cave

Notes: A Dusknoir designed for a Trick Room set (though it can also come as a Dusclops upon request, and both use the same EV spread). The main purpose of this ghastly spectre is to set up Trick Room, with Shadow Punch being mostly a filler STAB attack which will rarely find merit to use. Will-O-Wisp can cripple physical threats and make it easier to switch-in your own sweepers after Trick Room has been set up. The choice between Pain Split and Memento depends on personal preference and what your team needs. If you feel Dusknoir's presence will be required in the future, Pain Split can be used to keep it around longer. If you want a free switch-in after Trick Room, however, Memento is the way to go, and can really get things rolling for a sweep.


Gyarados ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Intimidate
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or EV version coming soon... (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Splash
Move(s) for EV:

Availability: Lv.1 UT Magikarp, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Gyarados (pending...)
Hatch Location: Ravaged Path

Notes: EV trained version coming soon!



Infernape ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.49)
Move(s) for UT: Double Kick, Blaze Kick, Fake Out, Encore
Move(s) for EV: Flare Blitz, Close Combat, Stone Edge, Swords Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Chimchar, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.49 EV trained Infernape
Hatch Location: Footprint House

Notes: A gift project that I bred for LizardMan, so try and get it from him first. Swords Dance Infernape separates itself from MixApe by focusing sheer, raw power into a single attacking stat, in this case Atk. After a Swords Dance Infernape will cause serious damage via its two high power STAB attacks, Flare Blitz and Close Combat, ripping holes into most anything. For the ever-pesky Gyarados and Dragonite, who resist both STAB moves, Stone Edge makes short work of them.



Jirachi
OT: GAMESTP (02270)
Nature: Careful
Ability: Serene Grace
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 100 Def / 156 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Wish, Confusion, Rest, Draco Meteor
Move(s) for EV: U-turn, Wish, Reflect, Light Screen

Availability: Lv.5 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Catch Location: Wonder Card (GameStop)

Notes: This flavor of Jirachi is perfect for setting up powerful sweepers to come in and mop up. Reflect and Light Screen will cushion blows for the entire party, while Wish can be used to heal Jirachi and teammates. When Jirachi's team support is done, U-turn to an appropriate sweeper and begin your setup. Behind double screens you may be able to pull off multiple Dragons Dances, Swords Dances or Nasty Plots, allowing you to wreak havoc.



Jirachi
OT: GAMESTP (02270)
Nature: Bold
Ability: Serene Grace
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 220 Def / 36 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Wish, Confusion, Rest, Draco Meteor
Move(s) for EV: Psychic, Thunderbolt, Wish, Calm Mind

Availability: Lv.5 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Catch Location: Wonder Card (GameStop)

Notes: A bulkier alternative to the Timid variant of Calm Minder, Bold Jirachi trades in Speed and Substitute for Wish and the ability to take hits more effectively. Calm Mind, throwing out a Wish whenever it is needed, then plug away with your attacks. Psychic and Thunderbolt provide decent coverage, though Flash Cannon can be used over Psychic should Tyranitar be a thorn in your side. The given EVs allow Jirachi to take a +1 Earthquake from Gyarados and OHKO back with Thunderbolt. The rest is thrown into Spe, and allows you to outspeed max speed Tyranitar (plus an additional point in Speed to tie with other threats who have enough Spe EVs for the same purpose).



Jirachi
OT: GAMESTP (02270)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Serene Grace
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 240 HP / 160 Def / 76 Sp.Def / 32 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Wish, Confusion, Rest, Draco Meteor
Move(s) for EV: Iron Head, U-turn, Thunder Wave, Wish

Availability: Lv.5 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Catch Location: Wonder Card (GameStop)

Notes: While Jirachi is an irritating monstrocity of a sweeper with either Serene Grace flinchhax or Calm Mind we needn't forget that its typing, movepool and base 100 defenses make it a prime candidate for a supportive role. Thunder Wave is an unpleasant surprise for any fast sweeper that tries to switch-in to counter Jirachi, and paired with Serene Grace and Iron Head makes for an extremely frustrating case of paraflinching. Wish to assist a teammate (or Jirachi itself) and then U-turn to an appropriate counter.



Jirachi
OT: GAMESTP (02270)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Serene Grace
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Wish, Confusion, Rest, Draco Meteor
Move(s) for EV: Iron Head, Fire Punch, Ice Punch, U-turn

Availability: Lv.5 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Catch Location: Wonder Card (GameStop)

Notes: With base 100 Spe Jirachi is the speediest abuser of Serene Grace. So what if something is still faster and wishes to be safe from your flinchy-goodness? Why, slap-on a Choice Scarf, of course! The thorn in anyone's side, Scarfed Jirachi can be very difficult to effectively counter by sheer luck alone. Because of the very high, and very irritating, flinch chance of Iron Head sometimes counters can even be overcome simply because they can't get a turn. Fire Punch dispatches Scizor quite handily, and will also put a large dent in Lucario's metal hide. Ice Punch smashes Salamence and Flygon and will leave Latias in a tight spot, risking a 2HKO. U-turn allows you to get out of a tough situation, like if Gyarados or Heatran show up on your doorstep.



Jirachi
OT: GAMESTP (02270)
Nature: Naive / Hasty
Ability: Serene Grace
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Atk (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Wish, Confusion, Rest, Draco Meteor
Move(s) for EV: Iron Head, Fire Punch, Draco Meteor, Grass Knot

Availability: Lv.5 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Catch Location: Wonder Card (GameStop)

Notes: An unexpected adversary, mixed Jirachi is capable of handling a variety of threats and can tear big holes in opposing teams if they are unprepared. Expert Belt gives the illusion of a Scarf when your foe sees no Leftovers recovery and your decent base 100 Spe, but they will be in for a nasty surprise when they learn that is not the case. Iron Head is a reliable STAB option and feared throughout the competitive community for its beastly flinch chance when coupled with Serene Grace. Fire Punch will tear apart Scizor and deals hefty damage to Lucario. Draco Meteor is guaranteed to OHKO Salamence so long as Stealth Rock is laid (and has a high chance to even without SR) and also has a good probability of OHKOing Kingdra - something Ice Punch can't offer. It also takes a bit, wet bite out of Latias. Grass Knot will ravage Swampert and Hippowdon. Make sure and support this little guy with backup that can take care of Heatran and Gyarados (though Thunderbolt can go over Grass Knot, if desired).




Machamp ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Brave
Ability: No Guard
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def (Lv.46)
Move(s) for UT: Leer, Meditate, Light Screen, Encore
Move(s) for EV: DynamicPunch, Stone Edge, Encore, Bulk Up

Availability: Lv.1 UT Machop, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.46 EV trained Machamp
Hatch Location: Fight Area

Notes: A Breeding Project I did for Deschain (so try and get this from him first). A Machamp made for a Trick Room team. Once Trick Room is set up Machamp will be faster than most anything thanks to base 55 Spe, a -Spe nature and a 0 Spe IV. Bulk Up then attempt to sweep with powerful, 100% accurate DynamicPunch and Stone Edge. Encore can catch a foe off guard and aid in setting up Bulk Up.



Mamoswine ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Snow Cloak
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Bite, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Curse
Move(s) for EV: Earthquake, Ice Shard, Endeavor, Substitute

Availability: Lv.1 UT Swinub, shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained non-shiny Mamoswine
Hatch Location: Snowpoint Temple

Notes: A moveset off the beaten path for Mamoswine, it is an effective way of causing some havoc if your foe is not prepared, as even priority users have some troubles dealing with this set. Substitute when needed and, once you're low on health, you can Endeavor, followed by a priority Ice Shard. This set even beats-out Scizor, as you can Endeavor as it breaks your Sub and then beat-out its priority Bullet Punch with your own Ice Shard, thanks to Mamoswine's superior Speed. Best of all, your strategy can't be foiled by Sandstorm or Hail, as Mamoswine takes no damage from either. Earthquake is a great attacking option for when the other tactics aren't needed.



Metagross
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Clear Body
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or...
Set #1 EVs: 248 HP / 236 Atk / 16 Def / 8 Spe (Lv.48)
Set #2 EVs: 112 HP / 252 Atk / 12 Def / 132 Spe (Lv.48)
Move(s) for UT: Take Down
Move(s) for EV #1: Meteor Mash, Earthquake, ThunderPunch, Explosion
Move(s) for EV #2: Meteor Mash, Earthquake, ThunderPunch, Agility

Availability: Lv.1 UT Beldum, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.48 EV trained Metagross
Hatch Location: Iron Island

Notes: A heavyweight hitter in OU, and it's easy to see why; great base stats, awesome typing and access to an excellent movepool ensure Metagross will be in high use for a long time to come. The first set takes advantage of its massive Atk stat for a Choice Band set. Meteor Mash is the primary STAB attack and, with any luck, it can nab an Atk boost. Earthquake devastates the likes of Heatran while ThunderPunch punishes Gyarados. Explosion for a grand finale to OHKO just about anything that it effects - even Skarmory is nearly OHKO by it. The second set helps Metagross sweep via Agility and Life Orb, which gives it freedom of attacks while outspeeding just about anything your opponent can throw at you



Weavile ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Pressure
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
Set #1 EVs: 40 HP / 252 Atk / 216 Spe (Lv.45)
Set #2 EVs: 248 HP / 40 Sp.Def / 220 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Bite, Fake Out, Pursuit, Ice Shard
Move(s) for EV #1: Ice Punch, Ice Shard, Pursuit, Low Kick
Move(s) for EV #2: Taunt, Spite, Protect, Substitute

Availability: Lv.1 UT Sneasel, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Sneasel (see separate NU section) Lv.45 EV trained Weavile
Hatch Location: Snowpoint Temple

Notes: A speedy Revenge Killer, Weavile has a lot of common weaknesses, including to Stealth Rock, but her high Atk and Spe make her useful for hit-and-run tactics and picking off weakened foes. Ice Shard and Pursuit form a 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' scenario for any weakened foe, while Ice Punch causes more consistent damage. Low Kick will send Tyranitar packing. Keep Weavile far away from Scizor, and be sure and have a handy Scizor counter. Set #2 is your gimmicky abuse of Pressure and Spite, and is only for novelty and fun (IE; don't use it in any battle you need to win).
















Availability: Lv.30 UT, Lv.99 EV trained, Lv.100 EV trained
Catch Location: Flower Paradise (legitimate Oak's Letter)

Notes: Shaymin may come off as being a subpar lesser to Celebi, but it has a couple of merits in being pure Grass-type, enabling it to shrug off Pursuit and survive some unboosted Bug-type attacks, and access to Seed Flare. Choice Specs Seed Flare is no laughing matter, and with a high chance at a sharp Spc.Def drop it can be very difficult for a foe to switch into it, as even something that resists Grass may be KO'd the following turn if the Sp.Def drop takes effect. Earth Power nails Heatran and Lucario, while Air Slash makes short work of Heracross and Breloom. Hidden Power Fire will demolish Scizor and is your best attack against Bronzong, as well.











Altaria ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Natural Cure
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 108 Atk / 68 Def / 64 Sp.Def / 20 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Peck, Growl
Move(s) for EV: Outrage, Dragon Dance, Sleep Talk, Rest

Availability: Lv.1 UT Swablu, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Altaria
Hatch Location: Spear Pillar

Notes: An unusual combination of bulk and sweeping potential combine to form this Altaria set. Get in a Dragon Dance (or better yet, two) and then Rest to heal off the damage you incur. Sleep Talk can earn you another Dragon Dance or choose a powerful, STAB Outrage to batter an opponent with. When Sleep Talk selects Outrage it does not lock Altaria into the move, nor will it confuse her, which is an added bonus.




Blaziken ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Mild
Ability: Blaze
IVs: 31/31/30/30/31/31
EVs: UT or...
Set #1 EVs: 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Atk (Lv.45)
Set #2 EVs: 192 Atk / 252 Sp.Atk / 64 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Agility, Baton Pass, Counter, Reversal
Move(s) for EV #1: Fire Blast, Superpower, Hidden Power, Vacuum Wave
Move(s) for EV #2: Fire Blast, Superpower, Agility, Baton Pass
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Torchic, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Blaziken
Hatch Location: Fight Area

Notes: A Breeding Project I did for Bozo (so try and get this from him first). Blaziken may not be as speedy as OU's Infernape, but we can't overlook those rather impressive base attack stats for their potential wall-breaking capabilities. The first set is to dole-out large amounts of pain with a Life Orb boost. Fire Blast makes for a strong Fire-type STAB, while Superpower makes for a powerful Fight-type STAB and ensures Chansey will think better of switching in. Hidden Power Grass clobbers Water-types and Vacuum Wave is great for revenge kill purposes. The second set allows Blaziken to patch up its subpar Speed stat and attempt a sweep, but also gives the flexibility to pass the +2 boost in Spe to another member of your team.



Cloyster (Shellder) ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Naughty
Ability: Skill Link
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 40 Sp. Atk / 216 Spe (Lv.61) (EV coming soon)
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Icicle Spear, Rock Blast, Explosion
Move(s) for EV: Icicle Spear, Rock Blast, Hydro Pump*, Shell Break*

Availability: Lv.1 UT Shellder, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.61 EV trained Shellder (pending...)
Hatch Location: Tohjo Falls

Notes: My first competitive Pokémon bred with 5th gen in mind, though bred in HG as I am waiting for the US release of B/W. Made for a Shell Break set which allows Cloyster to play with two new toys it received in B/W: Shell Break and Hydro Pump. Shell Break is an interesting move. It lowers Cloyster's Def and Sp.D one stage but sharply boosts its Atk, Sp.A and Spe, turning the normally defensive bivalve into a formidable sweeper. Icicle Spear gained a power boost in 5th gen, making it more powerful than ever when combined with Skill Link. Rock Blast is also fairly potent with Skill Link, and Hydro Pump is great for wall-breaking and blasting away Steel-types. * Kept as a Shellder in order to access these moves via the Move-Re-Learner in B/W. Simply teach Shellder Shell Break and Hydro Pump, evolve it with a Water Stone, then it's ready to go.



Donphan ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Sturdy
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Endeavor, Body Slam, Counter, Ice Shard
Move(s) for EV: Earthquake, Ice Shard, Rapid Spin, Stealth Rock

Availability: Lv.1 UT Phanpy, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Donphan
Hatch Location: Survival Area

Notes: A sturdy physical wall, this set is geared more toward OU use for those who continue to use it there since its drop. Sporting some rather nice stats (on the physical side), Donphan can take big hits and still manage to dish out respectable damage, even without an EV investment in Atk. Earthquake is your main attacking move, with Ice Shard proving useful for picking off weakened foes, particularly those weak or, better yet, x4 weak to Ice. Rapid Spin is a given for team support. Stealth Rock can be replaced by other options such as Roar, Knock Off or Assurance if you already have a rocker on your team.



Donphan ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Sturdy
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 52 HP / 252 Atk / 204 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Endeavor, Body Slam, Counter, Ice Shard
Move(s) for EV: Earthquake, Assurance, Ice Shard, Rapid Spin

Availability: Lv.1 UT Phanpy, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Donphan
Hatch Location: Survival Area

Notes: A sturdy physical wall, this set is geared more toward UU tier where Donphan can afford to be more aggressive. Coming off of base 120 Atk this is one tank that packs a punch. Earthquake will be your main attacking move, with Assurance hitting Levitating Ghost-types who try to switch-in and block your Rapid Spin. Ice Shard is for revenge killing and is particularly useful for picking off weakened Altaria and Torterra who have Dragon Dance/Rock Polish boosts, respectively.



Dugtrio ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Arena Trap
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 40 HP / 252 Atk / 216 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Sand Attack, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Aerial Ace
Move(s) for EV: Earthquake, Stone Edge, Sucker Punch, Aerial Ace

Availability: Lv.1 UT Diglett, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Dugtrio
Hatch Location: Ruin Maniac Cave

Notes: My first successful RNG IV abuse project. Dugtrio's only good stat is its Spe, but what makes it one of the best revenge killers in the game is its Arena Trap ability, ensuring it can finish off most threats with no hope for them switching out. Earthquake is your main STAB and, with Choice Band or Life Orb, can cause respectable damage. Stone Edge adds nice coverage alongside Ground. Sucker Punch can finish off faster foes, such as Scarf users or against opposing priority attacks. Aerial Ace allows Dugtrio to trap and OHKO Heracross and Breloom in OU.



Feraligatr ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Torrent
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 24 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def / 228 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Crunch, Ice Punch, Dragon Dance, Aerial Ace
Move(s) for EV: Waterfall, Ice Punch, Earthquake, Dragon Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Totodile, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Feraligatr
Hatch Location: Great Marsh

Notes: A powerhouse physical sweeper, Feraligatr's bulk gives it a good chance to set up at least one Dragon Dance, but with base 100 Def you're likely to get in more than even that if you play your cards right. Dragon Dance against something that doesn't concern you, then sweep away with Waterfall. Ice Punch takes out pesky Grass-types and Altaria who try to ruin your fun. Earthquake is mostly filler but can be useful in certain siuations and adds great coverage alongside Ice.



Froslass ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Snow Cloak
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.59)
Move(s) for UT: Powder Snow, Leer, Spikes, Shadow Ball
Move(s) for EV: Ice Beam, Taunt, Destiny Bond, Spikes

Availability: Lv.1 UT Snorunt, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.59 EV trained Froslass
Hatch Location: Snowpoint Temple

Notes: A fine suicide lead in the lower tiers, Froslass is unique in that she is the only Ghost-type to be able to set up an entry hazard, meaning that spinning is not an option for the opponent until she's gone. If the enemy lead is something that will lay down Stealth Rocks or set up in some way, run Taunt. Taunt in conjunction with Destiny Bond puts your opponent in a bit of a tough spot. If you think they'll outright attack you you can lay down a layer of Spikes right away, but regardless of the outcome you will be able to lay down at least one layer of Spikes. Ice Beam is for STAB, but you'll likely not be using it much over your other three moves.




Hariyama ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Thick Fat
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 80 HP / 172 Atk / 252 Def / 4 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Cross Chop, Counter, Revenge, Bullet Punch
Move(s) for EV: Force Palm, Stone Edge, Knock Off, Whirlwind

Availability: Lv.1 UT Makuhita, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Hariyama
Hatch Location: Fight Area

Notes: With base 144 HP and Thick Fat as well as a more than fair base 120 Atk stat Hariyama can make an effective tank in UU. Force Palm is used for the chance to support with paralysis, and Hariyama is rather slow so it also appreciates paralyzing its foes. Stone Edge strikes down Flying-types trying to get a free switch-in on your Fighting-type attack. Knock Off is an annoying - and effective - support option which can really ruin certain threatsm such as Choice users who rely on their hold item to be used effectively. Whirlwind goes well against foes setting up, and pairs nicely with entry hazards.




Rhyperior ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Solid Rock
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 244 HP / 184 Def / 80 Sp.D (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Tail Whip, Crunch, Counter, Curse
Move(s) for EV: Earthquake, Stone Edge, Avalanche, Roar

Availability: Lv.1 UT Rhyhorn, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Rhyperior
Hatch Location: Survival Area

Notes: A Breeding Project I did for Deschain (so try and get this from him first). Tailored to the 'Supporting Tank' set of Smogon's analysis, it can also easily be changed to 'RestTalk' since the two sets have the exact same nature and EVs. Sporting a respectable 316 Atk even without a boosting nature or Atk EV coupled with 432 HP and 376 Def and Solid Rock makes Rhyperior a respectable tank indeed - Especially in a Sandstorm. Earthquake and Stone Edge are powerful STAB attacks with excellent coverage, Avalanche hits Gliscor and Flygon hard. Roar can be replaced with Stealth Rock if you need a rocker on your team.



Scyther ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Technician
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv. 45)
Move(s) for UT: Bug Buzz, Safeguard, Light Screen, Baton Pass
Move(s) for EV: Bug Bite, Aerial Ace, Brick Break, Night Slash

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Trainer's School

Notes: While Scyther is cursed with the horrendous typing of Bug/Flying, its blazing Spe and considerable Atk, coupled with the ever awesome Technician ability, still allow it to shine in UU. With Life Orb and Swords Dance backing up its already impressive physically-destructive capabilities, Scyther can become a formidable sweeper. Bug Bite and Aerial Ace, while normally moves too weak to consider, receive a power boost thanks to Technician, turning them from pathetic attack options into deadly weapons. For Steel-types who would try and wall the ninja assasin... bug, there's Brick Break to knock them down a peg.



Scyther ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Hasty
Ability: Technician
IVs: 31/31/0/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv. 45)
Move(s) for UT: Night Slash, Reversal, Counter, Pursuit
Move(s) for EV: Aerial Ace, Counter, Reversal, Night Slash

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Trainer's School

Notes: A tricky set to pull off, but a powerful surprise for any opponent if your prediction skill are up to par. With Focus Sash, Scyther can OHKO foes using such moves as Stone Edge against it. Once you're at 1 HP Reversal reaches full power, giving you a deadly weapon at your disposal. To utilize Counter you will either need to use Scyther as a lead or pack a spinner, though if you only plan on exploiting Reversal you can switch Scyther into Stealth Rock twice to reduce its HP against a Choiced foe locked into a Ground-type move. Aerial Ace is for STAB and Night Slash offers some defense against Rotom, as well as forming perfect coverage alongside Reversal.



Steelix ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Sassy
Ability: Sturdy
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Sp.Def / 4 Atk (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Defense Curl, Rollout, Rock Blast, Block
Move(s) for EV #1: Gyro Ball, Earthquake, Roar, Stealth Rock
Move(s) for EV #2: Gyro Ball, Earthquake, Rest, Curse

Availability: Lv.1 UT Onix, Lv.1 UT Steelix, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Steelix
Hatch Location: Iron Island

Notes: With an epic base Def of 200 Steelix is a formidable hurdle in the path of any physical sweeper who lacks a super-effective attack; and even then if the BP of the move is too low, or they do not gain STAB from it, it may not be enough. The first set is for walling and support. With a -Spe nature and a 0 Spe IV, Gyro Ball will be a powerful option against many foes. Earthquake is your more reliable STAB. Roar can blow away stat boosters and mess up Baton Pass chains. Stealth Rock speaks for itself. For the second set, Curse up to boost its Atk and already ridiculously high Def, Chesto Rest after a couple of boosts and then go for a slow and steady sweep.



Toxicroak ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Dry Skin
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Fake Out, Bullet Punch, Feint, Cross Chop
Move(s) for EV #1: Cross Chop, Sucker Punch, Taunt, Swords Dance
Move(s) for EV #2: Cross Chop, Fake Out, Bullet Punch, Feint

Availability: Lv.1 UT Croagunk, shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained non-shiny Toxicroak
Hatch Location: Great Marsh

Notes: Toxicroak is a fairly interesting Fighting-type with a diverse movepool at its disposal. The first set pretty much explains itself. Switch in on one of Toxicroak's resistances, or taking advantage of its immunity to Water thanks to Dry Skin, and Swords Dance on the switch. Taunt can prevent switch-ins from Roaring you away and stops foes from setting up for themselves. Taunt also pairs nicely with Sucker Punch. Cross Chop is a powerful STAB attack with a high critical-hit ratio. The second set is geared toward VGC doubles and has a combination of Egg Moves which was formerly impossible - though, thanks to Makuhita receiving Feint as an Egg Move in HG/SS, it is only now a legal combination. Either Bullet Punch or Feint can be replaced with Sucker Punch, but since both are Egg Moves I have left them both on so you can decide how to work the move in.



Umbreon ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Sassy
Ability: Synchronize
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 200 Atk / 56 Sp.D (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Helping Hand, Wish, Yawn, Curse
Move(s) for EV: Payback, Wish, Curse, Baton Pass

Availability: Lv.1 UT Eevee, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Umbreon
Hatch Location: Fullmoon Island

Notes: With massive Spc.Def and access to Wish and Curse Umbreon can prove difficult to take down. Once you get in a Curse or two not much will be outspeeding you, making Payback almost guaranteed to sport the full 100 (150 with STAB) base power. Wish helps to keep her in the game, but if things get sticky she can Baton Pass her Curses to another Pokémon waiting in the wings, such as Metagross or a White Herb Aerodactyl.

Ampharos ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Static
IVs: 31/30/30/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 208 HP / 252 Sp.Atk / 48 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Body Slam, Screech, Safeguard, Reflect
Move(s) for EV: Thunderbolt, Hidden Power, Focus Blast, Substitute
Hidden Power: Ice (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Mareep, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Ampharos
Hatch Location: Vista Lighthouse

Notes: A fan favorite from the Johto batch of Pokémon, I myself am also rather partial to our friend here, the bald sheep. Being fairly bulky for an Electric-type, Ampharos can switch-in at a key moment, throw up a Substitute then launch some special attacks off of that impressive base 115 Spc.Atk stat. Hidden Power Ice compliments its Electric-type STAB in forming a makeshift Boltbeam combo.



Ampharos ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Static
IVs: 31/30/31/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 88 Def / 168 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT #1: Body Slam, Screech, Safeguard, Reflect
Move(s) for UT #2: Body Slam, Safeguard, Reflect, Heal Bell
Move(s) for EV: Thunderbolt, Hidden Power, Reflect, Heal Bell
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Mareep, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT - not available with Heal Bell), Lv.45 EV trained Ampharos
Hatch Location: Vista Lighthouse

Notes: A Breeding Project I did for DarkLynx (so try and get this from him first). Ampharos has very respectable defenses with base 90 HP, 75 Def and 90 Sp.Def, and with great support options like Reflect and Heal Bell she is a prime candidate as a team supporter. In addition to her bulk, Static will make opponents grumble as they have to consider outright attacking her with a sweeper's direct-contact moves and risk getting paralyzed. With base 115 Sp.Atk she also packs a decent punch, even without any EVs invested in her prime attacking stat. Thunderbolt is her attack of choice, while Hidden Power (Grass) batters Ground-types thinking they can shrug off your attacks.



Arbok ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Intimidate
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 56 HP / 252 Atk / 200 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Disable, Pursuit, Beat Up, Poison Fang
Move(s) for EV: Gunk Shot, Earthquake, Crunch, Seed Bomb

Availability: Lv.1 UT Ekans, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Arbok
Hatch Location: Great Marsh

Notes: Give Arbok a Choice Band to hold and its unimpressive Atk stat gains a boost. Add a 120 (180 with STAB) move on top of that and it suddenly becomes a very real threat. Gunk Shot is not very accurate, but it is Arbok's best shot at causing big damage, and has a good chance to leave the foe poisoned. Earthquake dispatches Probopass and the rare Mawile who are immune to your STAB. Crunch strikes Psychic and Ghost-types with 100% accuracy, though a neutral Gunk Shot will cause more damage to Psychics than even a super-effective Crunch, so its use is situational. Seed Bomb is useful for bulky Water-types and will make short work of fiends like Rhydon.



Bastiodon ♀
OT: Jurai (26134)
Nature: Sassy
Ability: Sturdy
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 188 Atk / 60 Def / 8 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Body Slam, Curse, Fissure, Ice Beam
Move(s) for EV: Stone Edge, Earthquake, Metal Burst, Curse

Availability: Lv.1 UT Shieldon, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Collin OT), Lv.45 EV trained Bastiodon
Hatch Location: Mining Museum

Notes: While Rock/Steel is a piss poor type combination for a defensive-minded Pokémon, with Curse and Metal Burst Bastiodon can take a Close Combat or an Earthquake with HP to spare and generally OHKO the attacker with Metal Burst. Curse will pump-up Bastiodon's Attack, boost its already obscene Defense, and reduce its Speed to further ensure that you go second so that Metal Burst will work as intended. After a couple of Curses, a STAB Stone Edge will become fairly threatening, and Earthquake compliments it well, coverage-wise.



Bibarel ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Simple
IVs: 31/31/31/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 48 Atk / 120 Def / 88 Sp.Def
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Rollout, Quick Attack
Move(s) for EV: Waterfall, Quick Attack, Curse, Amnesia

Availability: Lv.1 UT Bidoof, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Bibarel
Hatch Location: Great Marsh

Notes: The fodder Pokémon finally strikes back! Bibarel's stats are far from impressive, but this buck-toothed Pocket Monster has a trick up its sleeve in the form of Simple. With it, each Curse is effectively like both a Swords Dance and an Iron Defense compacted in a single-turn, single-slot move. Coupled with the fact that Bibarel gets a STAB priority attack in the form of Quick Attack and this beaver has a fighting chance in the lower tiers. Waterfall is a secondary STAB attack and provides great type coverage alongside Normal-type. The last slot is variable, but Amnesia can be considered as an option since, after an Amnesia and a Curse, Bibarel will be surprisingly bulky and difficult to take down.

Butterfree ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Compoundeyes
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, String Shot
Move(s) for EV: Bug Buzz, U-turn, Sleep Powder, Stun Spore
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.5 UT Caterpie, Lv.45 EV trained Butterfree
Catch Location: Ilex Forest

Notes: Butterfree may have abysmal stats and a horrid type combination, but there exists a single reason to use it all the same: Compoundeyes Sleep Powder. Thanks to Compoundeyes Sleep Powder's usual paltry accuracy of 75% is boosted to a near-perfect 97.5% (same with Stun Spore). Send a threat to sleep and then paralyze the switch-in, then U-turn to an appropriate counter. Bug Buzz is mostly filler, as Butterfree has little business in trying to hurt things through damaging moves.




Charizard ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Blaze
IVs: 30/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Flare Blitz, Crunch, Outrage, Belly Drum
Move(s) for EV: Fire Punch, Earthquake, Substitute, Belly Drum

Availability: Lv.1 UT Charmander, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Charizard
Hatch Location: Stark Mountain

Notes: High risk, high return has always been the name of the game for Bellyzard. Switch-in and set up a Substitute, then Belly Drum. A 30 IV in HP allows ‘Zard to activate Blaze and a Salac Berry after a single Substitute and Belly Drum, priming you to sweep the competition away. Fire Punch and Earthquake has great type coverage. Be sure and have proper support (especially a Rapid Spinner!) if you want to pull this off, as if it backfires it will blow up in your face and make Charizard a wasted slot on your team. However, if you pull it off, a Charizard sweep is quite satisfying.




Crawdaunt ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Rash
Ability: Hyper Cutter
IVs: 31/31/30/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 8 HP / 12 Atk / 32 Def / 252 Sp.Atk / 204 Spe (Lv.47)
Move(s) for UT: Bubble, Superpower, Body Slam
Move(s) for EV: Crunch, Surf, Ice Beam, Hidden Power
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Corphish, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.47 EV trained Crawdaunt
Hatch Location: Sendoff Spring

Notes: Under normal circumstances Crawdaunt is an inferior Kingler, but what it offers that Kingler cannot is the ability to utilize special attacks as a mixed sweeper. Surf is your primary STAB option, with Crunch providing wall-breaking potential, particularly against the likes of Hypno and Grumpig. Ice Beam and Hidden Power Grass round out the superb coverage.



Delibird ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Hustle
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Rapid Spin, Quick Attack, Ice Shard, Ice Punch
Move(s) for EV: Aerial Ace, Ice Shard, Focus Punch, Seed Bomb

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Snowpoint City

Notes: One of my favorite Pokémon, though certainly not because of its typing or stats, which are simply dreadul. However, with both Hustle and a Choice Band it reaches a surprising 418 Atk. Aerial Ace will be your primary STAB attack, and since it always hits it bypasses Hustle's 20% accuracy drop. Ice Shard is useful for revenge killing purposes. Focus Punch is useful when switches are forced, like if Delibird comes in on a choice-locked Earthquake. Seed Bomb hammers the likes of Quagsire, Gastrodon and the rare Whiscash.



Delibird ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Vital Spirit
IVs: 31/30/31/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Rapid Spin, Quick Attack, Ice Shard, Future Sight
Move(s) for EV: Ice Beam, Hidden Power, Signal Beam, Water Pulse
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Snowpoint City

Notes: Christmas has come early this year, and it's come to deliver some Choice Specs pain. Ice Beam is your main STAB attack, Hidden Power (Grass) will threaten Water-types, particularly those bulky Water/Ground types who could otherwise shrug off your attacks. Signal Beam will hit Hypno and Grumpig harder. Water Pulse hits Fire-types who resist your other three attacks. Articuno has the exact same typing, learns everything on this set, and has far better stats. Thus, this gal is pure novelty. Use her on a Christmas-themed team, etc. or... use something else.



Dodrio ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Early Bird
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Endeavor, Quick Attack, Mirror Move, Brave Bird
Move(s) for EV: Brave Bird, Mirror Move, Pursuit, Endeavor

Availability: Lv.1 UT Doduo, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Dodrio
Hatch Location: Footstep House

Notes: A formidable revenge killer in NU, few threats there can outpace it when factoring in 100 base Speed and a Choice Scarf. Brave Bird will be your main means of attack, and coming off of 350 Attack it's no idle threat, even without a hold item to boost its power. Once your health is low enough, be it from Stealth Rock, Brave Bird or other damage, you can start to use Endeavor and cripple anything that switches in, setting it up for a teammate to turn it into an easy KO. Pursuit finishes off weakened foes and fleeing Ghost/Psychic-types and Mirror Move can allow you to sling back Earthquakes at Rock-types you can't otherwise touch. Return can be used over Mirror Move as a reliable means of hitting Electric-types, if desired.




Dragonair ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Naughty
Ability: Shed Skin
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 24 Sp.Atk / 232 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Wrap, Leer, Dragon Dance, Thunderbolt
Move(s) for EV: Outrage, Waterfall, Thunder, Dragon Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Dratini, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Dragonair
Hatch Location: Spear Pillar

Notes: Ah, a lovely Dragonite for OU--Wait, no? No! I suppose you could evolve it, if you wanted to have a Naughty 'nite for some strange reason, but this Dragonair was bred to be just that: a Dragonair for the lower tiers. There is a large lack of Dragon-types in NU: in fact, there are none, but Dragonair could surprise you there. After one Dragon Dance she reaches 351 Speed, enough to outrun plus nature base 110 Pokémon such as Jumpluff, and meaning she will outrun pretty much any threat in NU after a single Dragon Dance. Outrage will be your main attack. Waterfall can dent the likes of Probopass, one of the few things in NU that will resist your STAB Outrage. Thunder tags bulky Water-types (her Sp.A is not up to snuff to use Thunderbolt effectively), particularly Pelipper, though this move can be changed to Draco Meteor or Fire Blast, if desired. She could go well on an NU rain team, particularly since she resists the Grass and Electric-types many teammates would be weak to, granting a chance to set up and sweep.



Dragonair ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Shed Skin
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 232 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Dragon Rush, Dragon Dance, ExtremeSpeed, Fire Blast
Move(s) for EV: Outrage, Waterfall, ExtremeSpeed, Dragon Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Dratini, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Dragonair
Hatch Location: Dragon's Den

Notes: Dragonair's lower-tier revenge! Unlike the previous set, this Dragonair goes full physical for its rampage, with a tweaked EV spread to match. Thanks to Shed Skin, Dragonair can be burned or paralyzed and still have a fighting chance at sweeping, unlike 99% of physical sweepers who would become useless after such status ailments. Dragon Dance away and then unleash powerful, STAB Outrages upon hapless foes. Dragonair's Atk may leave a lot to be desired, but with Life Orb and at least one Dragon Dance the high-powered Outrage will cause severe pain. Waterfall splashes-out high Def foes such as Rhydon, while ExtremeSpeed makes Dragonair a handy revenge killer, and will allow it to get in a last attack against faster foes, or those trying to revenge it first.



Dunsparce ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Serene Grace
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 144 Atk / 36 Def / 252 Sp.Atk / 76 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Snore, Trump Card, AncientPower, Magic Coat
Move(s) for EV: Ice Beam, Thunder, AncientPower, Calm Mind

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Ruin Maniac Cave

Notes: Rarely seen in special attacking flavor in favor of physical flinch hax sets, special oriented Dunsparce has plenty of tricks up its sleeve (shedded skin?) to make use of that lovely Serene Grace ability. A benefit Dunsparce has on the special side vs. the physical side is the ability to raise its attack stat of choice. After a Calm Mind Dunsparce's less-than-stellar Sp.A has a bit more bite to it, and it gains some bulk against incoming special attacks, as well. Ice Beam and Thunder make a Boltbeam combo, and Ice Beam has a nice, haxy 20% chance to freeze while Thunder has a 60% chance to paralyze (provided it hits, of course). AncientPower is mostly filler, but a 20% chance to raise all of its stats could enable a Dunsparce sweep, which is worth the moveslot.



Dusclops ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Relaxed
Ability: Pressure
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Pain Split, Imprison, Memento, Destiny Bond
Move(s) for EV #1: Shadow Punch, Will-O-Wisp, Pain Split, Trick Room
Move(s) for EV #2: Shadow Punch, Will-O-Wisp, Memento, Trick Room

Availability: Lv.1 UT Duskull, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Dusclops, Lv.45 EV trained Dusknoir
Hatch Location: Turnback Cave

Notes: A Dusclops designed for a Trick Room set (though it can also come as a Dusknoir upon request, and both use the same EV spread). The main purpose of this ghastly spectre is to set up Trick Room, with Shadow Punch being mostly a filler STAB attack which will rarely find merit to use. Will-O-Wisp can cripple physical threats and make it easier to switch-in your own sweepers after Trick Room has been set up. The choice between Pain Split and Memento depends on personal preference and what your team needs. If you feel Dusclops' presence will be required in the future, Pain Split can be used to keep it around longer. If you want a free switch-in after Trick Room, however, Memento is the way to go, and can really get things rolling for a sweep.




Electabuzz ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Static
IVs: 31/30/31/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Leer, Meditate, Barrier, Light Screen
Move(s) for EV: Thunderbolt, Hidden Power, Signal Beam, Focus Blast
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Elekid, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Electabuzz
Hatch Location: Jubilife TV


Notes: Ah, a lovely Electivire for OU--Wait, no? No! I suppose you could evolve it, if you wanted to have a Timid 'vire for some strange reason, but this Electabuzz was bred to be just that: an Electabuzz for the lower tiers. With base 105 Spe and Choice Specs Electabuzz has a couple of selling points over Manectric for a position on your NU team: firstly, access to Focus Blast to easily dispatch Probopass, and secondly a decent Sp.D stat allowing it to not take hits like a wet paper bag from both sides of the attacking spectrum, at least (though watch out for that poor base Def). Thunderbolt will be your primary STAB, with Hidden Power (Grass) tagging Ground-types immune to your STAB, hitting the likes of Rhydon and Gastrodon particularly hard. Signal Beam prevents Hypno and Grumpig from walling you, while Focus Blast will easily OHKO specially bulky Rock/Steel-types such as Probopass and Bastiodon.

Electrode
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Static
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Spark, Rollout, Screech, Light Screen
Move(s) for EV: Charge Beam, Thunderbolt, Hidden Power, Signal Beam
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.23 UT Electrode, Lv.45 EV trained
Catch Location: Team Rocket HQ

Notes: An interesting combination of revenge killer and possible sweeper with this unorthodox set. With a blistering 416 Spe stat, Electrode can outrun the majority of the NU metagame, including many threats who even run a Choice Scarf. Come in on a foe with low HP and revenge kill them with Charge Beam and, if you grab a Sp.Atk boost, you could be primed for a late-game sweep if those who stand in Electrode's way are dealt with beforehand. Thunderbolt becomes the primary STAB of choice after a Sp.A boost, or in other situations where its accuracy and power are necessary over Charge Beam. Hidden Power Ground covers enemy Electric-types and Rock/Ground-types and makes short work of Magneton, Probopass or Bastiodon. Signal Beam brings the pain to Hypno and Grumpig.

Entei
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Pressure
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Roar, Fire Spin, Stomp, Flamethrower
Move(s) for EV: Flamethrower, Hidden Power, Will-o-Wisp, Protect
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.40 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Catch Location: Route 37

Notes: Having a nice combination of bulk and Speed, Entei can lay a burn on a physical threat with Will-o-Wisp, and gain Leftovers recovery/stall their burn through the use of Protect. Flamethrower is the main attack of choice, while Hidden Power Ground takes care of opposing Fire-types as well as Rock-types who would otherwise wall you (though plenty of Rock-types won't enjoy a burn).




Exeggutor ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Brave
Ability: Chlorophyll
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Sp.Atk / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Uproar, Hypnosis, Reflect, Leaf Storm
Move(s) for EV: Leaf Storm, Explosion, Sleep Powder, Trick Room

Availability: Lv.1 UT Exeggcute, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Exeggutor
Hatch Location: Sunyshore Market


Notes: Exeggutor has some rather impressive stats, but what mostly lets it down is that terrible Spe it has. But that low Speed can actually be a blessing in disguise for a Pokémon capable of setting up Trick Room. Once Exeggutor is in, send a bothersome opponent or counter off to la-la land via Sleep Powder, set up Trick Room, and then take out whatever stands in your path with Explosion, granting a free switch-in for a slow sweeper to make good use of the remaining three turns of Trick Room. Leaf Storm can be useful in certain situations.




Farfetch'd ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Inner Focus
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Curse, Featherdance, Quick Attack, Flail
Move(s) for EV: Flail, Aerial Ace, Swords Dance, Substitute

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Great Marsh

Notes: One of my favorite Pokémon, it's only natural that I would RNG abuse one sooner or later. As cool as Farfetch'd is even I have to admit that the only reasons to use it would be to challenge yourself, because you love Farfetch'd or for pure novelty. Switch-in on something slower, or Choice-locked into a Ghost or Ground attack, then Substitute down to 1 HP to activate Salac Berry and bring Flail to full power, using Swords Dance on the off chance that you get an opportunity between Subs. Aerial Ace is mostly filler, and is a secondary STAB for use in odd situations where it could prove useful.


Golduck ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Cloud Nine
IVs: 31/18/31/30/31/31
EVs: UT or32 HP / 252 Sp.Atk / 224 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Light Screen, Hypnosis, Yawn, Encore
Move(s) for EV: Surf, Ice Beam, Hidden Power, Encore
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Psyduck, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Golduck
Hatch Location: Cerulean City

Notes: Thanks to its Cloud Nine ability, Golduck can make an effective weather counter. Switching in on the turn that weather is set up, Cloud Nine can negate the Chlorophyll/Swift Swim Spe boost and then proceed to Encore the weather changing move, forcing a switch. It can also deal with most foes that abuse weather with its attacks: Surf will take out Fire-types trying to benefit from sunny weather, Ice Beam deals with Grass-types trying to abuse sunny weather, and Hidden Power (Grass) will deal a healthy dose of whoop-ass to Water-types trying to get their jollies from rainy weather.



Granbull ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Intimidate
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 40 Atk / 216 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Crunch, Close Combat, Reflect, Heal Bell
Move(s) for EV: Return, Crunch/Thunder Wave, Reflect, Heal Bell

Availability: Lv.1 UT Snubbull, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Granbull
Hatch Location: Survival Area

Notes: Granbull is completely outclassed in NU as a physical attacker by other Normal-types such as Ursaring, so let's remember for a moment that it has large amounts of HP, decent Def, Intimidate and access to some neat supporting moves such as Thunder Wave, Roar, Reflect and Heal Bell, and I'd say we have the makings of an interesting support Pokémon on our hands. Return is for consistent, STAB damage. Crunch and Earthquake are options for a secondary physical move to hit Ghost or Steel-types, respectively, or Thunder Wave can be used to make it even more of a supporter. Reflect to protect Granbull and the team from physical harm for a few rounds, and Heal Bell cures Granbull and/or the party from nasty status effects.



Huntail ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Rash
Ability: Swift Swim
IVs: 31/31/30/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 88 Atk / 168 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Body Slam, Confuse Ray, Refresh, Water Pulse
Move(s) for EV: Waterfall, Ice Beam, Hidden Power, Super Fang
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Clamperl, Lv.1 UT Huntail, non-shiny Lv.1 UT Clamperl (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Huntail
Hatch Location: Valor Cavern

Notes: This deep-sea terror would never see rain in the dark depths of the ocean, but presented with the opportunity to hold a place on your Rain Dance team it can cause quite a bit of pain. Waterfall will be your main attack, and with Life Orb, rain and STAB to back it up it packs quite a wallop, and has a handy flinch chance. Ice Beam handles Grass-types nicely, while taking a page from said Grass-types in the form of Hidden Power (Grass) will put a significant dent in opposing Water-types. Super Fang ensures that, even if you mispredict a counter being switched-in, nothing is truly safe to switch-in on this Huntail. This set relies upon team support to produce rain, but if need be Huntail can drop Super Fang in favor of Rain Dance to set up its own rain.



Hypno ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Insomnia
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 56 Def / 200 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Nasty Plot, Psycho Cut, Role Play, Assist
Move(s) for EV #1: Psychic, Hypnosis, Thunder Wave, Reflect
Move(s) for EV #2: Psychic, Toxic, Skill Swap, Rest

Availability: Lv.1 UT Drowzee, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Hypno
Hatch Location: Canalave Library

Notes: In a fitting environment (lower tiers) Hypno is a fine special sponge, able to shrug off many of the special sweepers there. Psychic will be your main attacking move, and fairs well against specific opponents, such as Vileplume who cannot Sleep Powder you thanks to Insomnia. Hypnosis will shut down one foe, after which when sleep clause is active Thunder Wave can be used to slow down fast sweepers. Reflect is not only useful for team support, but allows Hypno to take hits from both sides of the attack spectrum. The second set is useful for dealing with opposing walls and Rest Talkers. Toxic a foe, then Skill Swap if you know they are running Rest and they will be incapable of using said move to go to sleep. After that you yourself can use Rest. The next time you switch back in, Insomnia will return and Hypno will immediately wake up, much like Natural Cure.




Jumpluff ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Chlorophyll
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 8 Def / 252 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Psych Up, Reflect, Aromatherapy, Encore
Move(s) for EV: Sleep Powder, Encore, Aromatherapy, Reflect

Availability: Lv.1 UT Hoppip, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Jumpluff
Hatch Location: Trophy Garden

Notes: Unlike many supporters Jumpluff has the benefit of being very fast with 110 base Spe. She's ready to assist the team with an array of status and support options, usually outspeeding other NU threats. Sleep Powder a counter or bothersome sweeper. Encore messes up stat boosters and allows for a free switch-in of your own, or time to set up Reflect or heal the status ailments of your teammates with Aromatherapy. This is a special Jumpluff, as Aromatherpay+Encore on the same set is illegal without an Aromatherapy-bred Clefairy from HG/SS.




Kingler ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Hyper Cutter
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 16 HP / 252 Atk / 240 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Flail, AncientPower, Amnesia, Tickle
Move(s) for EV: Crabhammer, Return, X-Scissor, Swords Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Krabby, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Kingler
Hatch Location: Lake Valor

Notes: A powerhouse physical threat in the NU tier, and with good reason since Kingler has the highest base Atk of any Water-type Pokémon. Swords Dance and then attempt to sweep. Crabhammer, while not having the best accuracy, is Kingler's only choice for physical STAB, but with a high critical hit ratio and 90 base power (135 after STAB) it will tear holes through your opponent's team. Return compliments the set with the great coverage it adds alongside Water. X-Scissor hits bulky Grass-types, such as Leafeon, who would otherwise present a problem.



Kingler ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Shell Armor
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 28 Def / 232 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Flail, AncientPower, Amnesia, Tickle
Move(s) for EV: Crabhammer, Knock Off, Tickle, Amnesia

Availability: Lv.1 UT Krabby, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Kingler
Hatch Location: Sendoff Spring

Notes: With the proper support Kingler can perform a niche role as a supporting tank, thanks to base 115 Def and access to Tickle and Amnesia. If you predict a physical threat switching in, use Tickle. If you predict a special threat switching in, Amnesia or Knock Off. It is only mono-attacking with Crabhammer, but Tickle aleviates that somewhat. If the foe stays in after a Tickle, with their reduced Atk it's as if Kingler has 450 Def, and with the reduced Def it's as if Kingler has 444 Atk, so it's like a reverse Bulk Up. Good with Wish support, it shines on entry hazard teams. Be sure and pair it with a bulky Grass Pokémon that can handle the bulky Water-types with Water Absorb who completely wall this set.



Luvdisc ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Swift Swim
IVs: 31/19/31/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Sp.Atk / 4 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Supersonic, Water Sport, Mud Sport
Move(s) for EV: Surf, Ice Beam, Hidden Power, Rain Dance
Hidden Power: Electric (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Amity Square

Notes: The ultimate killer who should have been banned to Ubers long, long ago. The fact that it remains in NU is a staggering oversight, as this beast can ruin teams single-handedly. Rain Dance to send Luvdisc's Spe sky high and increase the power of its Surfs. Ice Beam will terrify any and all Grass-types with 25% or less HP, and Hidden Power Electric is sure to 10HKO even the bulkiest of offending Water-types. The Egg was Received/Hatched: Feb. 14, 2011 - ♥ Valentine's Day ♥ ! Fully Redistributable.




Mantine ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Water Absorb
IVs: 31/3/31/30/30/30
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 40 Def / 220 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Mud Sport, Slam, Haze, Earthquake
Move(s) for EV: Surf, Hidden Power, Sleep Talk, Rest
Hidden Power: Flying (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Valley Windworks

Notes: A respectable special sponge for the lower tiers, it has the same base stats as OU Skarmory, only the physical and special stats have been swapped. But what prevents it from shining as well as its metal bird counterpart is the typing it was saddled with: Water/Flying. Fortunately, however, Hidden Power Grass is favored over Electric in NU and UU which gives Mantine more chances to switch-in and wall special attackers. Surf is its primary attack of choice, while Hidden Power (Flying) will strike Water Absorb/Dry Skin threats trying to absorb your Surfs, several for super-effective damage including Poliwrath, Toxicroak and Parasect. Rest and Sleep Talk allow Mantine to remain healthy.



Marowak ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Brave
Ability: Rock Head
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Screech, Belly Drum, Fling, False Swipe
Move(s) for EV: Earthquake, Stone Edge, Double-Edge, Belly Drum

Availability: Lv.1 UT Cubone, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Marowak
Hatch Location: Ravaged Path


Notes: Who says Cubone's mother is deceased? Though with one of the most epicly massive Atk scores in the game, thanks to Thick Club, she's liable to put a few other Pokémon into early graves. Made to be used on a Trick Room team, with a -Spe nature and 0 Spe IV it can outrun the majority of its threats once Trick Room has been set up by a teammate. Earthquake will be your main move, and with that beastly Attack it can really tear holes in things. Stone Edge covers Flying-types, and Double-Edge can be used against Claydol and other threats that don't call for the first two attacks. Belly Drum is mostly filler, but it can be used for a late game sweep if conditions are right for it, and will all but ensure you OHKO anything that stands in your path (up to two).



Miltank ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Scrappy
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 136 Def / 120 Sp.Def (Lv.48)
Move(s) for UT: Seismic Toss, Double-Edge, Hammer Arm, Curse
Move(s) for EV: Body Slam, Milk Drink, Heal Bell, Curse

Availability: Lv.1 UT, shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.48 EV trained non-shiny
Hatch Location: Floaroma Meadow

Notes: Like many Normal-types, Miltank has a respectable movepool. Unlike many Normal-types, her repertoire includes an instant recovery move and the ability to heal status, coupled with immense defensive capabilities. In NU, she is truly a beast. Scrappy makes mono-attacking with Body Slam possible, as the likes of Haunter, Dusclops and Banette can still take damage, and even become paralyzed. Curse up, using Milk Drink to recover HP or Heal Bell if they try to status you (or a teammate). If your opponent is unprepared for this set they will be in for some real trouble once she gets in a few Curses. Shiny version available upon request (UT only).



Monferno ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.49)
Move(s) for UT: Double Kick, Blaze Kick, Fake Out, Encore
Move(s) for EV: Flare Blitz, Close Combat, Mach Punch, Swords Dance

Availability: Lv.1 UT Chimchar, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.49 EV trained Monferno
Hatch Location: Footprint House

Notes: 'Monferno? You're joking, right?' Admit it: that's what initially crossed your mind, but let's look into the matter a bit. Monferno has base 81 Spe, putting it in a comfortable position to outspeed a large chunk of the NU metagame. And with Swords Dance and Life Orb, its subpar attack rockets to dangerous levels. Of course, the big question is, what does Monferno offer over Charizard, who can also Swords Dance and has better stats? Three things: one, Monferno takes neutral damage from Stealth Rock, a move which deals a crippling 1/2 damage to Charizard. Two, Monferno has a powerful and very usable secondary STAB in the form of Close Combat which, alongside Flare Blitz, gives it access to two high-powered moves backed up by Atk boosters. And three, Monferno can Mach Punch, and a STAB priority with Life Orb/Swords Dance backing it up can cause surprising damage. It also utterly destroys Persian, Purugly and Manectric, threats which would normally outspeed you (and Charizard). Give it a try for yourself; you may be surprised.



Munchlax ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Thick Fat
IVs: 24/31/27/25/30/30
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Sp.Def / 4 Atk (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Metronome, Tackle, Defense Curl, Selfdestruct
Move(s) for EV: Return, Ice Punch, Seed Bomb, Selfdestruct

Availability: Lv.5 UT Munchlax, Lv.45 EV trained Munchlax
Catch Location: PokéWalker

Notes: While Munchlax performs similarly to Lickilicky in the NU environment, it does have a merit over its Normal-type compatriot in the form of Thick Fat, which grants Munchlax two much needed resistances and allows it to switch-in on dangerous foes such as Glaceon and Ninetales more easily. Return is a powerful STAB option, and is recommended over Body Slam due to Munchlax's merely passable Atk rating. The combined force of Ice Punch and Seed Bomb give nearly perfect coverage in NU, where Steel-types are rare, though if you need Munchlax to deal with Steels then Seed Bomb can be replaced with Earthquake; just bear in mind that Seed Bomb is needed to ensure a OHKO on an incoming Rhydon and that Quagsire will pose problems without it, as well.


Murkrow ♀
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Naive
Ability: Insomnia
IVs: 31/31/30/30/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Atk (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Astonish, Wing Attack, Drill Peck, Brave Bird
Move(s) for EV: Brave Bird, Sucker Punch, Heat Wave, Hidden Power
Hidden Power: Grass (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Lavender Town

Notes: Murkrow, while not having spectacular stats, has just enough Atk, Sp.A, and Spe to function in the lower tiers. Base 91 Spe allows Murkrow to sit comfortably above most non-Scarfed threats in NU, and for those who can outspeed it it has a STAB, 80 BP priority move to contend with. Switching in Murkrow isn't always easy, seeing as it has defenses equivalent to a piece of wet tissue paper, but getting a free switch-in on a Psychic-type or Ground-type move or to absorb a sleep inducing move is always a safe bet. Life Orb, STAB Brave Bird will put a massive dent into anything that doesn't resist it, even coming off of a subpar base 85 Atk stat. Sucker Punch acts as a secondary STAB and will allow it to revenge kill speedy threats. Heat Wave will deal with the rare Steel-types of NU, and the more common Steel-types of UU. Hidden Power Grass will deal big damage to Rhydon, Gastrodon, Whiscash, Quagsire, and other low-tier threats who take x4 damage from Grass.



Ninetales ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Flash Fire
IVs: 31/2/30/31/30/30
EVs: UT or32 HP / 252 Sp.Atk / 224 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Disable, Power Swap, Hypnosis, Energy Ball
Move(s) for EV: Flamethrower, Energy Ball, Hidden Power, Nasty Plot
Hidden Power: Rock (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Vulpix, Lv.45 EV trained Ninetales
Hatch Location: Burned Tower

Notes: Generation IV introduced Ninetales to a fun new toy: Nasty Plot. This allows the vulpine to boost its boringly average Sp.A to dangerous levels. Flamethrower is the primary attack, while Energy Ball allows Ninetales to dispatch Rock-types and Water-types who resist your STAB move. This particular Ninetales is geared toward UU, as Hidden Power [Rock] both prevents it from being walled by opposing Fire-types while still allowing you to hit Altaria for SE damage. Due to the Spe IV required for Hidden Power Rock, Ninetales unfortunately will lose the chance to speed-tie with other base 100s, but it is still able to outpace neutral nature base 110 foes and positive base 95.



Noctowl ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Insomnia
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 252 Sp.D / 8 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Night Shade, Mirror Move, FeatherDance, Whirlwind
Move(s) for EV: Night Shade, Psycho Shift, Whirlwind, Roost

Availability: Lv.1 UT Hoothoot, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Noctowl
Hatch Location: Canalave Library

Notes: The first of my pair of large, squeezably-soft hooters. While Normal/Flying is far from the best defensive typing, Noctowl's massive HP and appreciable Sp.D, coupled with a variety of support moves, allow it to function well enough in the lower tiers. Noctowl can easily switch-in on Surfs, Bug Buzz, special Fire-type moves, Dark Pulse, Grass-type moves, and takes no damage from Ghost or Ground-type assaults. Thanks to sporting 403 HP/320 Sp.D it also shrugs off Hidden Power Fighting, nullifying the effectiveness of the Shadow Ball/Hidden Power Fighting coverage certain Ghost-types utilize. Night Shade is Noctowl's best bet at causing consistent damage. Switching-in on a status effect allows Noctowl to abuse Psycho Shift to bounce it right back, enabling it to transfer any status change it receives. It also absorbs Sleep, thanks to Insomnia, allowing it to switch in on any and all status moves with impunity. Whirlwind away foes who are spamming Calm Mind, and Roost off damage when needed.



Noctowl ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Keen Eye
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 252 Sp.D / 8 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Night Shade, Mirror Move, FeatherDance, Whirlwind
Move(s) for EV: Night Shade, Psycho Shift, Sleep Talk, Rest

Availability: Lv.1 UT Hoothoot, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Noctowl
Hatch Location: Canalave Library

Notes: The second of my pair of large, squeezably-soft hooters. While Normal/Flying is far from the best defensive typing, Noctowl's massive HP and appreciable Sp.D, coupled with a variety of support moves, allow it to function well enough in the lower tiers. Noctowl can easily switch-in on Surfs, Bug Buzz, special Fire-type moves, Dark Pulse, Grass-type moves, and takes no damage from Ghost or Ground-type assaults. Thanks to sporting 403 HP/320 Sp.D it also shrugs off Hidden Power Fighting, nullifying the effectiveness of the Shadow Ball/Hidden Power Fighting coverage certain Ghost-types utilize. Night Shade is Noctowl's best bet at causing consistent damage. Switching-in on a status effect allows Noctowl to abuse Psycho Shift to bounce it right back, enabling it to transfer any status change it receives. Rest also allows it to recover full HP/status, and if Psycho Shift is selected with Sleep Talk it becomes a 90% accurate sleep-inducing move which immediately awakens Noctowl.




Pachirisu ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Careful
Ability: Pickup
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 8 Atk / 252 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Bite, Defense Curl, Flatter, Fake Tears
Move(s) for EV: Bite, Super Fang, Flatter, Thunder Wave

Availability: Lv.1 UT, Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Amity Square

Notes: Far from a threatening Pokémon attack-wise, Pachirisu needs to take special advantage of what assets it has to work effectively. This set is your basic ParaFusionFlinch set. Thunder Wave a foe, then use Flatter. I chose Flatter since it is its only 100% accurate confusion-inducing move, though Swagger or Sweet Kiss could also be used. Once they are confused and paralyzed you can chomp away with Super Fang to shave their precious HPs away, or Bite and hope for some flinch hax.



Pachirisu ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Pickup
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 8 Sp.Atk / 252 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Covet, Defense Curl, Flatter, Fake Tears
Move(s) for EV: Discharge, Super Fang, Toxic, Light Screen

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Amity Square

Notes: Part two of my Pachirisu duo, this time utilizing a more conventional set that doesn't rely so much upon hax to succeed. Assist the team with Light Screen and Discharge for paralysis support. The combination of Super Fang + Toxic is devastating against walls and can wear them down surprisingly quick.



Persian ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Technician
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Punishment, Assist, Charm, Hypnosis
Move(s) for EV: Fake Out, U-turn, Bite, Hypnosis

Availability: Lv.1 UT Meowth, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Persian
Hatch Location: Contest Hall

Notes: This classy cat is a repeated offender for hit-and-runs and is useful for scouting out your opponent's next move. Fake Out gains power from both Technician and STAB, boosting it from a lowly 40 BP to 90. Since Persian's base 115 Spe allows her to outrun just about everything in NU, you can then U-turn out as your foe sends in a counter, or Hypnosis the counter to sleep. Bite is your best bet against Ghost-types, and is also boosted from 60 BP to 90 through Technician.



Persian ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Technician
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Punishment, Assist, Charm, Hypnosis
Move(s) for EV: Swift, Water Pulse, Hypnosis, Nasty Plot

Availability: Lv.1 UT Meowth, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Persian
Hatch Location: Contest Hall

Notes: Though Persian's Sp.A is lackluster at first glance, by level 100 it is actually only ten points lower than its physical stat with 252 IVs and a neutral nature, and with Nasty Plot and Life Orb you can really take it from meager to dangerous in pitch. Swift climbs from a paltry 60 BP to 135 thanks to both Technician and STAB, and along with Water Pulse (which is also boosted by Technician) it presents great coverage. Hypnosis can take out a counter and allow Persian an opportunity to Nasty Plot. If you plan to run Substitute over Hypnosis move the 4 Def EVs into HP, which allows her to activate Salac Berry after creating 3 Subs.

Pidgeot ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Tangled Feet
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 92 Sp.Atk / 168 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Sand-Attack, Gust, Quick Attack
Move(s) for EV: Air Slash, Hidden Power, Featherdance, Roost
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.13 UT Pidgey, Lv.50 EV trained Pidgeot
Catch Location: Route 37

Notes: Pidgeot is deceptively bulky, even though you wouldn't think it just to look upon it, thanks to base 83/75/70 defenses. Rather useful on stall teams, as Featherdance is a good way to force switches and rack up entry hazard damage, while Roost helps keep your bird healthy. Air Slash is Pidgeot's STAB of choice, while Hidden Power Ground can really catch opponents off guard who try to switch-in Rock and/or Steel-types to try and wall you. 168 Spe EVs allow you to outrun positive nature base 80 Pokémon, such as Nasty Plot Shiftry, and deal with them accordingly.




Pikachu ♂
OT: GAMESTP (01300)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Static
IVs: 31/31/31/6/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Charge, Volt Tackle, Endeavor, Endure
Move(s) for EV #1: ThunderPunch, Quick Attack, Endeavor, Substitute
Move(s) for EV #2: Volt Tackle, Quick Attack, Endeavor, Endure

Availability: Lv.30 UT Pichu, Lv.45 EV trained Pikachu, Lv.45 EV trained Raichu (see separate NU section)
Catch Location: Wonder Card (GameStop)

Notes: This special Wonder Card event shiny Pichu had a pre-fixed Jolly nature and access to an event move: Endeavor, which no member of the Pikachu family learns via any other method. With that in mind, I decided to aim for a set which could utilize these attributes. For the first set, you are playing it safe. Substitute down to 1 HP, throwing out Light Ball powered STAB ThunderPunch if ever you get a chance, and then proceed to Endeavor. Quick Attack can allow you to Endeavor and then finish off your target before being revenged, in certain situations. The second set is more daring and aggressive. Taking Pikachu's puny base 35 HP into account, the recoil from Volt Tackle could very well bring you down to critical HP levels without the need to sub down to one HP, allowing you to follow up with Endeavor after one or two good Volt Tackles. Endure is also on for good measure, and Quick Attack makes a comeback for the same reason as the first set. Activates an event in HG/SS.



Piloswine ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Snow Cloak
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Bite, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Curse
Move(s) for EV: Avalanche, Earthquake, Ice Shard, Curse

Availability: Lv.1 UT Swinub, shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained non-shiny Piloswine
Hatch Location: Snowpoint Temple

Notes: Big brother Mamoswine may be one of the few viable Ice-types to grace the OU tier, but 100 base HP and Atk from its previous evolutionary stage, Piloswine, is nothing to sneeze at for the lower tiers, and while Ice is never a good type to be, Ice/Ground are two very nice STABs to have and offer great coverage, as well. Piloswine can revenge kill weakened foes quite nicely with Ice Shard, and Avalanche and Earthquake are two hard-hitting STAB attacks which can tear big chunks out of most anything that doesn't resist them. Late game it may even be possible to clean up with Curse and Ice Shard, particularly if entry hazards are set up, but don't try it too soon because it has atrocious Sp.D and too many common weaknesses to use it without caution.




Pinsir ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Mold Breaker
IVs: 31/31/31/29/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Flail, Close Combat, X-Scissor, Stone Edge
Move(s) for EV: X-Scissor, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Close Combat

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Fight Area

Notes: An Adamant Pinsir to be used with Choice Scarf. Outspeed your foes and let-loose high powered physical attacks from Pinsir's impressive base 125 Atk stat. X-Scissor is for a powerful STAB option, Stone Edge covers Flying-types and Fire-types, Close Combat brings the pain to Rock-types and Steel-types, and thanks to Mold Breaker Earthquake can strike even pesky Levitate Pokémon.



Plusle ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Plus
IVs: 31/30/30/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45, Lv.51)
Move(s) for UT: Growl, Sweet Kiss, Wish, Sing
Move(s) for EV: Thunderbolt, Sing, Agility/Nasty Plot, Baton Pass
Hidden Power: Ice (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained, Lv.51 EV trained
Hatch Location: Pal Park

Notes: A shameless plagiarism of Pikachu, this helpful gal is all about supporting more powerful sweepers. She has the option to Baton Pass either Agility or Nasty Plot - and the list of Pokémon who can pass sharp Spc.Atk boosts is a fairly small one. She has Thunderbolt as a STAB should she be put in a position to have to fight, and Sing to shut-down a counter or special wall. Hidden Power Ice can also be used in place of Sing for better coverage.



Porygon2
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Quiet
Ability: Trace
IVs: 31/0/31/31/31/0
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 120 Def / 136 Sp.Atk (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Conversion 2, Tackle, Conversion, Sharpen
Move(s) for EV: Thunderbolt, Ice Beam, Recover, Trick Room

Availability: Lv.1 UT Porygon, Lv.1 UT Porygon2, non-shiny Lv.1 UT Porygon (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Porygon2
Hatch Location: GTS

Notes: Porygon2 sets itself apart from most Pokémon who can set up Trick Room by not having a weakness to Dark and having an immunity to Ghost. Seeing that most Pokémon who are usually tasked with setting up Trick Room are Ghost or Psychic, this is a nice niche for Porygon2. After setting up Trick Room Porygon2 will be faster than just about anything it could face. Thunderbolt and Ice Beam grant awesome Boltbeam coverage - just watch out for Lanturn and Shedinja. Recover aids with its bulkiness.




Primeape ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Vital Spirit
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 32 HP / 252 Atk / 224 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Counter, Reversal, Beat Up, Close Combat
Move(s) for EV #1: Close Combat, Ice Punch, Seed Bomb, U-turn
Move(s) for EV #2: Close Combat, Punishment, Stone Edge, Earthquake

Availability: Lv.1 UT Mankey, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Primeape
Hatch Location: Fight Area

Notes: I HAVE FURY. Primeape is an interesting Fighting-type with a unique movepool to play with. Throw on a Choice Band and it packs some power behind its temper tantrums! Close Combat will be your strongest option. Ice Punch hits the Nidos, Claydol and Flying-types. Seed Bomb wallops bulky Water-types, particularly those x4 weak to Grass. U-turn puts a decent dent on Psychic-types switching in and is a great move for scouting. It also comes available EV trained with the set suggested by Smogon's analysis.




Purugly ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Thick Fat
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Fake Tears, Assurance, Bite, Quick Attack
Move(s) for EV: Fake Out, Quick Attack, Sucker Punch, Super Fang

Availability: Lv.1 UT Glameow, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Purugly
Hatch Location: Restaurant

Notes: A Breeding Project I did for aragornbird (so try and get this from him first). Purugly has always been in the shadow of Persian - until now! HG/SS gave it a very distinctive difference: Super Fang. Abuse this new talent by breaking down walls and counters. Switch-in and Fake Out to chip some HP off, then Super Fang to shave an additional 50% of their HP off. U-turn can then be used to retreat, but Sucker Punch or Shadow Claw can be used to deal with Ghosts. Quick Attack allows it to revenge kill or dispatch a foe once they have entered the KO range, or Return can deal consistent STAB damage.



Raichu ♂
OT: GAMESTP (01300)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Static
IVs: 31/31/31/6/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Charge, Volt Tackle, Endeavor, Endure
Move(s) for EV #1: ThunderPunch, Quick Attack, Endeavor, Substitute
Move(s) for EV #2: Volt Tackle, Quick Attack, Endeavor, Endure

Availability: Lv.30 UT Pichu, Lv.45 EV trained Pikachu (see separate NU section), Lv.45 EV trained Raichu
Catch Location: Wonder Card (GameStop)

Notes: This special Wonder Card event shiny Pichu had a pre-fixed Jolly nature and access to an event move: Endeavor, which no member of the Pikachu family learns via any other method. With that in mind, I decided to aim for a set which could utilize these attributes. Throw down a Substitute and get yourself down to 1 HP to activate your berry of choice (Salac comes to mind here), then proceed to do the Endeavor/Quick Attack combo until Raichu is taken out. ThunderPunch can be used in certain situations, such as if a Sub isn't broken right away. The second set is a bit more daring. Instead of relying on Substitute to bring you to critical HP levels you can use the recoil from Volt Tackle to your advantage. In this scenario Endure replaces Substitute so you can reliably be left at 1 HP if the situation gets sticky. Activates an event in HG/SS.




Shelgon ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Rock Head
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 8 Atk / 252 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Rage, Dragon Dance, Fire Blast
Move(s) for EV: Dragon Claw, Brick Break, Toxic, Roar

Availability: Lv.1 UT Bagon, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Shelgon
Hatch Location: Survival Area

Notes: Ah, a lovely Salamence for OU--Wait, no? No! I suppose you could evolve it, if you wanted to have an Impish 'mence for some strange reason, but this Shelgon was bred to be just that: a Shelgon for the lower tiers. There is a large lack of Dragon-types in NU: in fact, there are none. With base 100 Def and 95 Atk and a nice assortment of resistances Shelgon can be a surprise novelty on any NU team. Toxic other walls or Roar to shuffle for an entry hazard team or blow away a boosting foe. Dragon Claw for a STAB move and Brick Break covers the Steels who resist your primary attack - particularly those Steel/Rock-types that inhabit NU.



Slaking ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Truant
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Hammer Arm, Pursuit, Body Slam, Night Slash
Move(s) for EV: Return, Night Slash, Ice Punch, Earthquake

Availability: Lv.1 UT Slakoth, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Slaking
Hatch Location: Resort Area

Notes: Sporting a massive base 160 Atk, reaching 460, Slaking is one of the hardest hitters in the game, and its other base stats range from impressive to fair, as well. What really condemns it to the lower tiers is its ability: Truant. But slap a Choice Band on Slaking and it packs an enormous punch, causing considerable damage to all but the most physically defensive of walls: just make sure your prediction skills are up to snuff. Return is this Goliath's biggest hitter, as a 102 (153 with STAB) base power move with no drawbacks is welcomed. Night Slash is a useful choice over Shadow Claw for the lower tiers where Normal-types are abundant. Ice Punch hits Gligar in NU and Altaria in UU and offers great coverage alongside Earthquake, which takes take of Steel-types. Fire Punch can be used if you plan to use this in OU, but is a wasted move slot in NU and UU where it's essentially useless.



Sneasel ♀
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Inner Focus
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Bite, Fake Out, Pursuit, Ice Shard
Move(s) for EV: Ice Punch, Ice Shard, Pursuit, Low Kick

Availability: Lv.1 UT Sneasel, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Sneasel, Lv.45 EV trained Weavile (see separate entry in OU section)
Hatch Location: Snowpoint Temple

Notes: Sneasel received a long awaited evolution in D/P in the form of Weavile, rendering Sneasel itself overlooked. But even though it now has an OU counterpart, Sneasel itself has some new toys to contribute in the lower tiers. Base 95 Atk is far from exceptional, but is usable with a Choice Band. Base 115 Spe, however, is blazing fast by NU standards, and is matched/exceeded by few in that tier. Couple these merits with STAB Ice Shard and Pursuit and Sneasel can make a surprisingly decent NU Revenge Killer. When you are faster than the foe (which will be quite often), Ice Punch can be used for a more powerful STAB attack than Ice Shard, and Low Kick will send the likes of Bastiodon and Probopass reeling.



Solrock
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Impish
Ability: Levitate
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 248 HP / 76 Atk / 180 Def / 4 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Harden, Confusion
Move(s) for EV: Stone Edge, Explosion, Stealth Rock, Reflect

Availability: Lv.1 UT, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained
Hatch Location: Sunyshore City

Notes: Thanks to Levitate Solrock can take advantage of all the Choice locked sorts who roam the lower tiers by switching in on Normal, Flying and Ground-type attacks and then setting up as they switch-out. Lay down Stealth Rock and throw up a Reflect to support the team. Will-o-Wisp can also go over Reflect to permanently cripple a physical threat which is unable to remove the status. Stone Edge is Solrock's most powerful STAB attack. And, when in a pinch or when its SRing and Reflecting services are no longer needed, Explosion gives you a fair shot at taking something down with you.




Ursaring ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Guts
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or...
Set #1 EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spe (Lv.45)
Set #2 EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Double-Edge, Close Combat, Cross Chop, Crunch
Move(s) for EV #1: Double-Edge, Fire Punch, Earthquake, Swords Dance
Move(s) for EV #2: Double-Edge, Crunch, Fire Punch, Earthquake

Availability: Lv.1 UT Teddiursa, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Ursaring
Hatch Location: Fullmoon Island

Notes: A Breeding Project I did for Pehu (so try and get this from him first). A powerhouse of a Pokémon sporting base 130 Atk, Ursaring can rip holes through teams if you can give it some support to help with its dreadful Spe. The first set is for Swords Dance, while the second is for a Choice Band set. The second set can also be given Leftovers or a Flame Orb and Facade if used on a team with a Pokémon who can Baton Pass it an Agility, which boosts its Speed from 209 to a respectable 418 (enough to tie with Scrafed Moltres and Roserade in UU). Double-Edge can be replaced with Return if the recoil is too much to bear (no pun intended).



Venomoth ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Tinted Lens
IVs: 31/2/31/30/30/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.59)
Move(s) for UT: Signal Beam, Agility, Toxic Spikes, Baton Pass
Move(s) for EV #1: Bug Buzz, Hidden Power, Sleep Powder, Toxic Spikes
Move(s) for EV #2: Bug Buzz, Sludge Bomb, Psychic, Hidden Power
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Venonat, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.59 EV trained Venomoth
Hatch Location: Vista Lighthouse

Notes: The original moth Pokémon, and still the best (not that Dustox or Mothim set the bar very high). For the first set, use Sleep Powder to incapacitate a foe then lay down your Toxic Spikes as they switch-out. Thanks to Tinted Lens Bug Buzz will hit for neutral damage even when it is NVE, and will only be reduced to 50% damage if the foe is normally x4 resistant to Bug. Hidden Power Ground can tag both Poison-types switching in to absorb your Toxic Spikes as well as Rock and Fire-types. The second set is a basic Choice Specs set, but with Tinted Lens being locked-in isn't as stifling as it is for most Choice users since few things are genuinely 'resistant' to your attacks. UT has a special combination of Egg Moves only available on the same Venonat by breeding with the Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness Baton Pass Beedrill.




Vigoroth ♂
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Vital Spirit
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Hammer Arm, Pursuit, Body Slam, Night Slash
Move(s) for EV: Return, Hammer Arm, Night Slash, Earthquake

Availability: Lv.1 UT Slakoth, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Jurai OT), Lv.45 EV trained Vigoroth
Hatch Location: Fight Area

Notes: Vigoroth, though a NFE Pokémon, still has some selling points that attract use over its significantly more powerful evolution: namely Vital Spirit and the ability to attack consecutive turns. Like big brother Slaking, Vigoroth and Choice Band go together like two peas in a pod. Return will be your weapon of choice for dealing neutral damage, while it has some other options in its movepool for coverage. Hammer Arm is a 100 BP Fighting attack which eases prediction over Focus Punch. Mispredicting with Focus Punch can cost you big, but Hammer Arm leaves a bit more room for forgiveness. It drops your Spe, but you can't sweep with either Fighting choice, regardless, and switching-out is what Choice sets tend to do. Night Slash compliments whichever Fighting move you choose (you could even go for an elemental punch there, if needed) and will hit fiends like Banette with some force. Earthquake rounds out the set, and is a reliable way of hitting Rock and Steel-types without the drawbacks that Hammer Arm or Focus Punch bring, as well as allowing Vigoroth to hit Electric and Fire-types harder.







Synchronizers
OT: Various
Nature: Bold, Calm, Careful, Impish, Jolly, Mild, Modest, Naive, Quiet, Relaxed, Timid
Ability: Synchronize

Notes: These Pokémon exist exclusively to assist you in capturing other Pokémon. Synchronizers come as Abra, Ralts and possibly one of their evolved forms (not that it matters). Levels, IVs, OTs, etc. vary from one Syncher to the next, but they all have my OT from different games (and generations) except for Quiet, which is from an in-game trade in D/P/Pt.

The following are Breeding Projects which other members of Smogon have completed for me. Only me and the breeder have rights to re-distribute the following Pokémon.




Bibarel ♂
OT: Mole (09370)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Simple
IVs: 29/30/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Sp.A / 252 Spe / 4 Def
Move(s) for UT: Tackle, Quick Attack
Move(s) for EV: Surf, Charge Beam, Ice Beam, Grass Knot

Availability: Lv.1 UT Bidoof, non-shiny Lv.1 UT (with Collin OT), Lv.45 EV trained Bibarel
Hatch Location: Great Marsh

Notes: A Breeding Project done for me by The Mole. The fodder Pokémon's revenge, Part II! Modest may seem like a ridiculously unethical choice for a monster with a meager base 55 Spc.Atk, but thanks to Simple each time it manages to grab a Spc.Atk boost through the use of Charge Beam it's effectively like using Nasty Plot. Charge Beam and Ice Beam compliment each other nicely with Boltbeam coverage, plus Charge Beam is the ticket that allows this set to work. Surf is for a reliable STAB attack. Grass Knot will make the likes of Quagsire and Gastrodon think twice about switching in, though Super Fang can also be used in the last slot. Lv.1 UT non-shiny Bidoof available upon request with my Pearl OT (Collin). Shiny version has The Mole's OT (Mole).




Chansey | Blissey ♀
OT: ILANA (42161)
Nature: Calm
Ability: Natural Cure
IVs: 31/4/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Def / 252 Sp.Def / 4 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Endure, Counter, Seismic Toss, Aromatherapy
Move(s) for EV: Seismic Toss, Thunder Wave, Softboiled, Aromatherapy

Availability: Lv.10 UT Chansey, Lv.45 EV trained Chansey, Lv.45 EV trained Blissey

Notes: A Breeding Project done for me by stingray_spin. Useful as both a Chansey in UU and as a Blissey in OU, both ladies can employ this set effectively. When an ally receives a status effect Chansey/Blissey can switch in and heal them up with Aromatherapy. Once your opponent has seen that it has Aromatherapy, chances are they can easily predict a future one coming and try to switch-in a sweeper to set up. This is when you outpredict them and choose Thunder Wave, ruining a respectable chance for a sweep by any would-be speedy attacker. Softboiled recovers her lost HP and Seismic Toss for some consistent damage (just be careful of 101 HP Substitutes).



Delibird ♀
OT: Negator (00152)
Nature: Hasty
Ability: Vital Spirit
IVs: 30/31/0/30/30/31
EVs: UT or 172 HP / 84 Atk / 252 Spe (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Counter, Quick Attack, Rapid Spin, Seismic Toss
Move(s) for EV: Seismic Toss, Counter, Quick Attack, Thief

Availability: Lv.1 UT, Lv.45 EV trained

Notes: A Breeding Project done for me by Negator. What to do when you have abysmal stats, are weak against darn near everything around and have access to Counter? Counter Sash, of course! With 273 HP Counter will OHKO even a max HP Wailord, so any incoming physical attack against this Santa penguin will almost be a guaranteed OHKO against the foe. When a foe comes in to revenge kill you, have the last laugh by taking their hold item with you to your grave with Thief, or if they are faster get in one last light hit with Quick Attack. If for some reason Delibird manages to stick around, like a foe's attack missing, etc., you can also use Seismic Toss for consistent damage. Negator's trade thread.






The following Pokémon have limited re-distribution rights. They are either Pokémon I have won rights to re-distribute as per the winning terms of a giveaway, or given to me by someone who told me I had rights to re-distribute. I hold the rights to trade these Pokémon, but you do not. To reiterate, you may not re-distribute any of the following Pokémon.




Negator’s Dusclops | Dusknoir ♂
OT: GIO (28816)
Nature: Relaxed
Ability: Pressure
IVs: 31/31/30/30/30/30
EVs: UT or 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT Duskull: Pain Split, Grudge, Imprison, Destiny Bond
Move(s) for UT Dusclops: Pain Split, DynamicPunch, Seismic Toss, Destiny Bond
Move(s) for EV: DynamicPunch, Will-O-Wisp, Pain Split, Gravity
Hidden Power: Fighting (70)

Availability: Lv.5 UT Duskull, Lv.37 UT Dusclops, Lv.45 EV trained Dusclops, Lv.45 EV trained Dusknoir

Notes: Negator was awesome enough to give me sole re-distribution rights to his old Dusk-family. Dusknoir is a nice enough OU Pokémon, but don't give up on the NFE Dusclops just yet - After all, it was OU in Advance and has fine enough stats to work well in NU and UU. After Gravity has been used Flying-types and Pokémon with Levitate are vulnerable to all entry hazards, as well as Earthquake, and DynamicPunch's accuracy is boosted from 50% to a respectable 82% (slightly more accurate than Cross Chop, even). The confusion DynamicPunch causes is good at forcing switches, so this guy is best used on a team with users of Spikes, Toxic Spikes and, of course, Stealth Rock. Because it has Hidden Power Fighting with flawless power a Calm Mind set can also be used with Shadow Ball, Hidden Power, Pain Split and Calm Mind. But be careful; according to Negator this fiend is known to attempt and grope young ladies. Having sexual harassment charges placed against it clearly makes this the most nefarious of the Ghost-types. Negator's trade thread.



Riddlinkid’s Piplup ♂ (Lv.1)
Nickname: DONOVAN
OT: YURI (48031)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Torrent
IVs: 31/31/31/30/31/31
EVs: UT
Move(s): Pound, Agility, Yawn
Hidden Power: Electric (70)

Notes: Riddlinkid’s flawless Piplup sporting Hidden Power Electric with perfect base 70 power. As a fully evolved Empoleon this guy would make a formidable Agility sweeper or plow through teams with Choice Specs.



Pehu’s Smeargle ♂ (Lv.23 - 24)
OT: YURI (48031)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Own Tempo
IVs: 31/31/30/31/31/31
EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def
Set #1 Move(s): Spore, Spikes, Endeavor, ExtremeSpeed
Set #2 Move(s): Spore, U-turn, Explosion, Trick

Notes: Pehu's Smeargle, EV trained and given its move set by me. The first version is made for the Spiker Lead set and is handy at incapacitating most other common leads with Spore, then laying down Spikes. If an opportunity arises that its Focus Sash kicks in simply Endeavor something then finish it off with ExtremeSpeed. The second set is built for an Anti-Lead set. Scout potential Sleep-absorbers with U-turn only to return later and dish out a fast Spore, swapping hold items around with Trick when an opening presents itself. When Smeargle's fun is done go out in style with Explosion, which can cause some surprising damage even from Smeargle's pathetic Attack thanks to STAB.



Krul & Diploman’s Sunkern ♀ (Lv.1)
Nickname: Fail
OT: RYAN (10069)
Nature: Bashful
Ability: Chlorophyll
IVs: 0/0/0/0/0/0
EVs: UT
Move(s): Growth, GrassWhistle, Helping Hand, Encore

Notes: A Breeding Project done by Krul for Diploman, this Sunkern is completely flawless... but from the wrong end. With the advent of RNG abuse anyone can proudly say they have the 'best' of a Pokémon, but how many can say they own quite possibly the absolute worst Pokémon on Smogon? This little Sunkern is for pure novelty's sake as a collector's item. For the bold and daring it can be placed in your competitive Pokémon boxes with the chance to pick it for a Roulette Battle, for the gambling types who want to challenge themselves.



Negator’s Wailord ♂
OT: J.Frost (09162)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Water Veil
IVs: 29/31/31/25/31/31
EVs: UT or 252 Atk / 128 Def / 128 Sp.Def (Lv.45)
Move(s) for UT: Selfdestruct, Astonish, Water Pulse, Mist
Move(s) for EV: Waterfall, Return, Earthquake, Selfdestruct

Availability: Lv.35 UT Wailmer, Lv.45 EV trained Wailord

Notes: Negator's awesome Hoenn wild-caught Wailord in a Dive Ball and tutored with 3rd gen exclusive tutor move, Selfdestruct. With a Choice Band attached Wailord's uninspiring base 90 Atk takes a significant boost. Waterfall + Return grant the superb coverage that Water/Normal offers. Earthquake hits Electric and Steel-types harder while still maintaining SE hits against Fire and Rock-types. When the outlook is not so good for your aquatic friend, or you see a pesky problem to your team surface, send them packing with Selfdestruct and get the last laugh. EV trained by ItsTrue. Negator's trade thread.



Pehu’s Zapdos (Lv.60)
Nickname: KAKA’
OT: YURI (48031)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Pressure
IVs: 30/10/30/31/31/31
EVs: 100 (x10 vitamins, no Exp.) in HP, Sp.A & Spe
Move(s): Thunderbolt, Hidden Power, Agility, Roost
Hidden Power: Ice (70)

Notes: A truly inspiring Zapdos caught by Pehu at the Valley Windworks, it is nearly flawless and has Hidden Power Ice with base 70 power to form nearly perfect coverage alongside STAB Thunderbolt. Perfect for an Agility Sweeper, just EV it to outpace threats you feel will jeopardize your sweep and plug away with your makeshift Boltbeam combo.




The following Pokémon (err, Ditto) are (is) fully re-distributable by anybody and everybody who wishes to:



LightningFusion’s Ditto
OT: Ryan (44451)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Limber
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31
EVs: UT

Any projects which I’m involved with, whether they be personal or part of a SBP, etc., will be listed here so you can see what’s coming.



Pokémon
OT: Collin (08873)
Nature:
Ability:
IVs:
Egg Move(s):
Hidden Power:

Notes: No upcoming projects planned.

Please refer to the following list to see what I still need. In all cases they must be flawless or near flawless, so RNG abuse (or extreme patience/luck in old fashioned breeding) is a given. If I am not satisfied with the IVs, I will refuse it, so make sure it's great, not just passable. As many desirable Egg Moves as possible are good, but not always required (if any are listed then those are required) - It really all depends on the Pokémon. If your Pokémon have nicknames and you are unwilling or unable to remove them, I'm afraid I'm not interested in trading for them. I prefer that they be UT and have no Pokerus.

Note about HG/SS wants: Until HG/SS are released outside of Japan, there are a couple of rules regarding legality issues concerning Pokémon which come from ROMs. If you have hacked your OT to use the six-letter English font for your HG/SS, I will not accept any HG/SS breeds from you. If your HG/SS breed was hatched in those games, and is a single-stage Pokémon (in other words, it does not evolve into or from anything) yet has a six-letter, English font name as a result of the English patch, I will not accept this: Having a Japanese OT and an English named Pokémon is an illegal combo by normal, in-game standards even though it is not directly hacked, and I don't like that. If a Pokémon evolves disregard this latter rule, as the name changes to reflect the language of the game upon evolution, anyway.


* = New
* = Reserved/Pending
Only possible in 3rd Gen
Only possible in HG/SS
Wonder Card
Other restrictions
Currently impossible

Wants:
Code:
• None!
Don't have any of my wants but are interested in my Pokémon? I have given certain users the right to re-distribute some of my Pokémon. Here is a list of which users have rights to which Pokémon. Breeding Projects I have done for other members will also be listed here, though they are also mentioned in the 'Notes' section of said Pokémon.

[4th Gen Abuses - 2013]



Eevee ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Adaptability
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
Moves: Tail Whip, Tackle, Helping Hand
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.5 UT Eevee
Catch Location: Goldenrod City (gift from Bill)
Displayed (In-Game) Capture Date: 03/20/2013
Actual Capture Date: 03/20/2013
IV Note: Often dozes off.



Giratina
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Pressure/Levitate
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
Moves: DragonBreath, Scary Face
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.1 UT Giratina
Catch Location: Sinjoh Ruins
Displayed (In-Game) Capture Date: 04/02/2013
Actual Capture Date: 04/02/2013
IV Note: Often dozes off.



Pidgey ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Tangled Feet
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
Moves: Tackle
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.2 UT Pidgey
Catch Location: Route 29
Displayed (In-Game) Capture Date: 03/18/2013
Actual Capture Date: 03/18/2013
IV Note: Often dozes off.



Yanma ♂
OT: RC (20695)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Compoundeyes
IVs: 31/31/31/30/30/31
Moves: Tackle
Hidden Power: Ground (70)

Availability: Lv.12 UT Yanma
Catch Location: Route 35
Displayed (In-Game) Capture Date: 03/11/2013
Actual Capture Date: 03/18/2013
IV Note: Often dozes off.




[5th Gen Abuses]


Gigalith ♀
OT: RC (55318)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Sturdy
IVs: 31/31/31/16/31/31
Moves: Tackle, Harden, Sand-Attack, Headbutt

Availability: Lv.12 UT Roggenrola
Catch Location: Wellspring Cave


Liepard ♂
OT: RC (55318)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Limber
IVs: 31/31/31/16/31/31
Moves: Scratch, Growl, Assist

Availability: Lv.9 UT Purrloin
Catch Location: Route 3

Reserved

Reserved