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Originally Posted by Fat ThePowerWithin
Why is Aerodactyl running Aqua Tail? Aqua Tail hits ... Aerodactyl and Heatran. Aerodactyl is stone edge'd and heatran is earthquaked anyway ... i recommend you use the standard Stone Edge / Earthquake / Taunt / SR set. even if you use tailwind right as you die you only have 2 turns to abuse it and if you don't use it as you die, 1 turn. + Taunt can stop azelf setting rocks which greatly helps dnite.
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Yea exactly what sora said. I get a better overall coverage out of AT/EQ than I do out of SR/EQ and this Aerodactyl is a bluff (Not to mention a LOT of people will switch out to soemthing that could eat an SR with NVE damage, since they dont expect aquatail it is a great neutral move to hit a lot of switchins with). he is ment to hit the opponent first NOT try and prevent their set up. the Taunt build is something to consider but not my first choice for this team. If anything I would rather pick up a new lead.
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Originally Posted by Fat Faladran
I've noticed that you've listed the reason for Gengar's addition to the team as "adding a bit of bulk." While Gengar can indeed be difficult to handle behind a Substitute, it is really only safe switching in on one of its immunities, as most neutral attacks will deal heavy damage to it.
Since you've also mentioned Gyarados as a potentially difficult threat to handle, I'd like to suggest trying out a Celebi over Gengar's spot. Good luck with your team!
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Cool suggestion, I'll try this out tonight HOWEVER it may be to much of a bulk based Pokemon and not enough in the way of offense, this is a HO based team so everything in it must be an immediate threat capable of sweeping. If i drop gar for a different poke i think the best bet is a scarfed RK'er.
Thanks so far for all the suggestions and comments. Please keep them coming!