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Shoddy Battle nick: DarthPeanuts Age: 16 Time zone: GMT +0 Regular Online Hours (Eastern only!): Assuming Eastern is -6, then 1:30pm - 4:30pm on most weekdays, around 6am-6pm on Saturdays and 8am - 5pm on Sundays would be my estimates. Do you want to play in the tournament: Yes Experience...

You don't have a proper status absorber (which is probably one reason you have a problem with Breloom and Gengar. You could use a RestTalk set on Milotic or something. Other than that, looks like a solid team.

Fantastic warstory. I was a bit confused near the beginning sometimes with the comments, but the pros far outweigh the con. 5* (if I could).

If a pokemon with Light Clay uses a screen, that screen will last 8 turns. Screens used by pokemon on the other pokemon on that team or the other team (who aren't holding it) will last 5 turns. I think that's what you were asking.

Why is Aerodactyl UU? Surely it should be BL. Also, with Husk's team becoming more popular, its usage would go up too. What exactly is Little Cup? I've heard about it but I don't really know anything about it. It's probably been asked a million times, but now that there's a Smogon server on...

I think Trace is one of the best, but it really depends - against something like, say, Tyranitar, it's useless. Similarly, Intimidate doesn't affect pokemon like Metagross, Serene Grace often doesn't matter and not all teams use status (ruling out Natural Cure). The immunities only matter if the...

Yes, it does.

Wouldn't Hasty or Naive be better than Timid on Gengar so you don't lose power on Focus Punch? Still, great otherwise.

Thanks for the bulky water stuff. Is 212 HP / 164 Def / 132 SAtk a good spread for a Surf, Ice Beam, Grass Knot, Slack Off Slowbro?

I have a question about 'bulky waters'. I know they're pokemon like Slowbro and Milotic which are generally hard to kill, but what exactly defines a bulky water and what is the main reason people use them?

McGar is Sub/Focus Punch/Thunderbolt/HP Ice. Which, I have to say, is not countered by Gross. Come in on a Sub or Focus Punch, take a FP either way, get Bolted into oblivion.

I'd personally say Night Slash if you want a solid STAB move or Me First for some rare occasions.

The weaknesses and resistances are the same as the pokemon who is behind it.

Yay, Venomoth! I was planning to use it in a team when I decided what set to use and everything, so I'm glad to see it climbing upwards.

Great warstory, one of the closest and best written I've read. Interestingly, as I read the line 'as I [Blissey] survived by the skin on my teeth', I was listening to the song "Skin O' My Teeth" by Megadeth.

I think I'd have to say Stealth Rock. It is incredibly powerful, making sweepers much more effective at their job and aiding stall teams like nearly nothing else. However, Leech Seed is another awesome move. Auto damage and healing every turn that affects every non-Grass type and can devastate...

Haha, sigged. Priority moves are some of those ridiculously good things that you don't realise are awesome until someone creams you with them. I once brought in Dugtrio on a Lucario's SD, and then forgot it had Extremespeed. Vacuum Wave was just the icing on the cake, really.

That. It doesn't matter if your Heracross can OHKO a Gliscor if it becomes much weaker against everything else. In that case Gliscor's already done its job by making Heracross less of a threat to its team.

Dragonite or Salamence and Metagross or Jirachi. If you use Agiligross and DDDragon, both cover each other's weaknesses and can sweep entire teams.

Good team overall, and nice Jirachi use.