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"Tested Many Times"
Gallade (M) @ Salac Berry
Ability: SteadFast
Nature: Jolly(+Speed,-Special Attack)
EVs: 252 Attack/252 Speed/6 Hp
Bulk Up
Drain Punch
Psycho Cut
Fire Punch

This Gallade is intended for sweeps!! It is hard to bring out unless the team has Screen Coverage. Gallade is intended for hard hitting pokemon such as Rhyperior and (Physical Lucario) With Reflect up, continue to bulk up until your health is too low for another physical hit. Then continue with a drain punch. Sometimes Salac Berry won't activate, but with your defenses so high, with a bit of pounding your berry will activate. I cannot stress enough that you don't switch Gallade in against a special attacker because bulk up will lose its purpose. Best you use him against a physical pokemon. After the first victim, it is alright to face a special pokemon because you'll just end up draining its anyway.

Clefable (F) @Leftover
Ability: Magic Guard
Nature: Calm
EVs: 252 Hp/200 Def/56 Sp.Def
Softboiled
Cosmic Power
Charge Beam
Ice Beam

I used to use mainly for fun but also because it completely destroys Stall and sometimes Balance( Once the other teams Fighting pokes and other hard hitters such as Honchkrow are gone) and its used similarly like Crocune in OU, only with instant recovery, boostable Defence and great type Coverage.Simply switch into status, Cosmic Power up, get a couple of boosts with Charge Beam and then Sweep.

Alakazam @ Focus Sash
Ability: Inner Focus
104 SAtk/188 SDef/216 Spe
Timid Nature (+Spe, -Atk)
- Psychic
- Sunny Day
- Taunt
- Counter/Encore

I made this as a lead for my sunny day team. I have not been able to test it yet because my shoddy isn't working right now. Alakazam has a fast taunt so he can pretty much prevent anything from setting up. As far as I can see, the only common lead that prevents sunny day would be a scarfed Uxie that tricks, gets taunted, and we both have to switch out (In theory). Alakazam has access to rain dance and trick room, but I think there are other pokes that set those up better. I believe he can also be changed around a bit to play the role of an anti-lead.

Right now I'm trying to think of if taunt and encore can work together. If I taunt while the opponent uses a non-attacking move, then encore their failed move, will the opponent struggle? And if so, is that strategy worth it to give up counter (which can do some serious damage to Ambipom)?

So if anyone wants to test this Alakazam, feal free. Also, check out my sunny day team for a more in-depth analysis on Alakazam. If you have any ideas to make my team better I'm always willing to listen.
http://www.smogon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=65916

Feraligatr@Leftovers
EVs:16HP 252Atk 240Spd
Moves
-Swords Dance
-Substitue
-aqua jet
-ice punch

You basically sub and swirds dance so you can kill with aqua jet. Ice punch is there for grasses and because with out it oyu are walled by toxicroak

Spiritomb @ Leftovers (Tested alot)
Ability: Pressure
Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk)
- Confuse ray
- Curse/Rest/Pain split
- Will -o- wisp
- Protect

This is pretty cool, at lvl 50 mines stats are 114 hp, 100 att, 163 def, 106 sp att, 142 Sdef, 50 speed. It is solid and has promoted me to a very high streak in the BT. Not sure the exact amount but its over 70 I think. Never had to switch and he almost never died.

First thing to do is put up confuse ray and make sure your enemy stays confused, then will -o- wisp to burn him. Since spiritomb has no weaknesses and solid Defences you can easily get this off. If you choose curse then curse right after. I didn't like curse honestly because it makes the kill to easy and puts spirit at risk for a critical hit. I chose rest for the status healer and full hp restore. You should be able to put up your stuff and then wait.

Sceptile@leftovers( tested on battle rev and diamond)Lv76
Leaf blade
Giga drain
Dragon claw(from first scep)/pulse (second scep)
Earthquake

This set has full giga drain PP it has high attack and sp att and it takes huge damage against dragons which are common on pokemon battle rev it is mixed attacker. My friend told me about this set when I was playing ruby it took time getting dragon claw (and a bagon) and I thought dragon pulse would suit my second scep and it works well. Most people are completely wiped out by him from the two grass attacks.

Sigilyph @ flame Orb
Trait: magic guard
TImid nature
252 hp 252 spd 4 spD

Psycho shift
Roost
Air slash
COsmic power/ calm mind

Speed is there to get the burn off quickly enough the hp is just to wall. Roost is obvious. Calm mind on a monoattaker seems pretty odd but it walls physicals enough without double defensive boosts after burn status and the special attack boost helps in case it's forced to attack in which case the flinch hax is cool.

This is my new Umbreon. I accidentally posted this in the UO before LOL ^_^


Umbreon - Bold/Capable of Taking Hits/Synchronize + Leftovers
252 HP | 88 Def | 84 SpAtt | 84 SpDef
-Curse
-Moonlight
-Toxic
-Stored Power

This is something different I thought I'd try. I find it more ideal to run on a sun team thanks to the Sun-boosted Moonlight for good stalling. Toxic of course for bulky pokemon who counter Umbreon like Tyranitar & Swampert. Curse to boost Defense & to power up Stored Power, which should do a pretty decent amount to those who won't resist it. So far the only real obstacles I can think of to counter this strategy would be Ferrothorn & Metagross. But if you're running a sun-team you could always switch out & do away with those guys ^_^ Tell me what you think.

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Mew @ Expert Belt
Trait: Synchronize
EVs: 128 Atk / 128 SAtk / 252 Spd
Naive Nature (+Spd, -SDef)
- Work Up
- Giga Drain
- Drain Punch
- Earthquake

"Having 2 healing moves like that on one pokemon is just cheap!" says an angered trainer. This is a Mixed set that abuses the Expert Belt and the dual recovery of Giga Drain and Drain Punch after Work Up. The Expert Belt abuses the already large power of Earthquake and it's wide coverage range. Your EVs and Nature give you max Attack and Special Attack, allowing you to heal back even more HP. Giga Drain allows you to gain back some HP, while being a Special attack. Drain Punch is coverage against Dark types, and abuses the Expert Belt with it's wide coverage range. It also regains HP and is a Physical attack. Finally, Earthquake is just a really good move, and abuses it's already high power with the Expert Belt. Due to this set, sending out Bisharp and Quagsire back-to-back is just too easy!