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CGMence can beat that set with Flamethrower / Fire Blast. There is really no all-in-one counter to Salamence and Tyranitar.

Seph: My counter style is more of a sacrafice style. I prefer to be aggressive, so my main counters need sacrafices to come in. Although, if Diamond & Pearl have the same feature as Fire Red (option to switch before the opposing Pokemon comes in), then that will not be a problem. YesIDoPwn...

Here's my team, in no particular order: Rhypherior @ Leftovers Trait: Hard Rock EVs: 252 HP / 28 Atk / 224 Def Adamant Nature (+Def, -SAtk) ~ Arm Hammer / Megahorn ~ Earthquake ~ Rock Blast ~ Stealth Rock Heatran @ Choice Scarf Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 48 HP / 208 Spd / 252 SAtk Timid Nature...

Yes, I mean posting a thread with your team in it, and then gathering comments.

Rather than asking people to make you a team, I would suggest attempting to make your own team, posting it, and then gathering comments. I plan on doing this very soon as well, as I am still crunching numbers and running through the list of threats.

Entertaining battle, indeed. Did your Porygon-Z have Thunderbolt on it? I noticed Tri-Attack was used rather than Thunderbolt against that Gyarados. Of course, if yours did not carry Thunderbolt, then ignore this comment. Best of luck in your next battle.

In my opinion, the only viable reason to use Flygon over Garchomp in the 4th Generation is for Levitate. Although they are very similar, Garchomp has 2 key things going for him that Flygon doesn't: I: It has 130 base Attack, compared to Flygon's 100. II: Swords Dance. Flygon is still a good...