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Join Date: May 2012
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Annoying Ex Girlfriend Team Hi guys, this is my first RMT so I hope you can help and support this team, cause I really like it. The style of the team is like a Stall-Bulky team that base its strategy on the status ailments, specially paralyze. Well... but why that name? It's cause the core, the central idea of this team is to get your opponent annoyed as f*ck, like the typically ex girlfriend disturbing you when you don't wanna know a thing and don't give a sh*t about her, hahaha. So lets go, here's the team. Team at a glance: In-depth look: Cresselia (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Levitate EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SDef Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk) - Thunder Wave - Reflect - Ice Beam - Moonlight Cresselia is my regular lead. She is a useful wall that supports the team. She can handle all the typical leads, ussualy with T-Wave, then Reflect, then switch-out. She can deal with all common sweepers because of Moonlight, great bulk, support moves and acces to recover HP, anything else? Celebi @ Leftovers Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 252 HP / 220 Def / 36 Spd Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk) - Toxic - Hidden Power [Fire] - Leech Seed - Recover Who's the fag with that annoyer movepool and that great bulk? That's this buddy. HP Fire to deal with Steel Types, Toxic and Seeds for almost everything, Recover and enough bulk to handle sweepers. The things goes ugly with this buddy, it's really hard to KO it, and really, really annoyer. Blissey (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SDef Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk) - Aromatherapy - Seismic Toss - Toxic - Softboiled The fatty comes to stay. Thanks to paralyze status, Leftovers helps so much for restore some health. The team works when they are not under a status ailment, so Aromatheraphy is THE move. This set can support the team and cause some troubles too, it works perfectly as a Special Wall. Rotom-S @ Leftovers Trait: Levitate EVs: 192 HP / 128 Def / 80 SAtk / 108 SDef Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk) - Confuse Ray - Discharge - Substitute - Air Slash My fav one. Underrated, NU tier, so I know exactly what are you thinking... "WHY?". The answer is simple, ANNOYER. Just look at the movepool. Hoping that the foes is already paralyzed you have to confuse him, (and if not use Discharge, it works awesome), then a Sub for safety, and start bombarding with Air Slash. So... Confused + Paralyzed + Flinch = "I'm getting outta here". Your foe has a very small chance to hurt Rotom-S, and if he does, you have a Sub there, so just relax and watch the show. Poison works awesome too, confuse him, then flinch him and the poison will do the rest of the work. Testing Possibly Replacements...
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Gliscor (M) @ Toxic Orb Trait: Poison Heal EVs: 252 HP / 184 Def / 72 Spd Impish Nature (+Def, -SAtk) - Toxic - Earthquake - Taunt - Protect The Bulky Trademark flor Gliscor. I sometimes use him as the lead, this buddy works great there. Toxic FTW. Taunt, the main move. Use Toxic, then Taunt, then (deppending of the foe) dealing with it using Quake, or switch out to end the work. This buddy is like the dirty-work dude, manipulating your opponent's team to switch in/out when you want, and then run out, adequate movepool and great bulk, that's all you need. Alternative set...
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Jirachi @ Leftovers Trait: Serene Grace EVs: 80 HP / 252 Atk / 176 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) - Substitute - Body Slam - Iron Head - Fire Punch The star, the biggest fag. ParaFlinch set to really annoy as f*ck. Body Slam for paralyze the Ground-Types and PKMNs such as Jolteon, Electivire, etc, thanks Serene Grace for 60% paralyze chance. Once the foe is under the status ailment, then starts the fun. Iron Head, then Iron Head, then Iron Head, and then...? Yeah, Iron Head! You won't hit Jirachi if your paralyzed after IH, that's simple, you won't. To deal with Steel-Types you have Fire Punch, so you almost have covered all the common Jirachi's nemesis. Well, that's the team. I know that some entry hazards will work perfectly, and I know that I'm lacking of sweepers too. So, advices are welcome. Greetz. Past Team Members...
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PS: Sorry for my poor English, I'm latin haha. Last edited by DaveScottMustaine; Jun 6th, 2012 at 4:00:32 PM. |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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First off, I would recommend changing Chansey to Blissey. I find Blissey just to work better as an annoyer/staller. Also, do not use Rotom-F no matter what. Have you noticed the ability. Levitate on a flying type equals=waste! If you are using it as an annoyer, I would recommend Togekiss. I realize that you already have a paraflincher but this thing is just boss. That mon also has many other sets over ParaFlinch if you dont want another ParaFlincher. Hope this helps!
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El Ciclón Azul
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 190
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Hahahaha I know how it feels when your ex-girlfriend bothers you when you don´t want to know a crap about her. Lol. Anyways my first suggestion would be to use 200 HP EVs on Rotom-S, that way Rotom-S will have the oportunity to switch into SR 5 times instead of 4. Since you are using Aromatherapy on Chansey, why not using Rest on Cresselia? Since Moonlight gets cut by Sandstorm, Rest will always allow Cresselia to recover full health regardless of the weather and when Chansey gets a chance to switch-in, she can easily use Aromatherapy to heal Cresselia´s sleep.
Considering how this team can awesomely weaken the foe, wouldn´t you like a Taunt + SD Gliscor over your current set? With all of your paralysis support, Toxic draining and natural stall ability, this Gliscor can finish off the foe once his team is weakened or paralyzed. The last moveslot depends on your choice, Facade can be used to hit Rotom-W or Ice Fang to ravage Dragons. Even with 40 Def EVs, this Gliscor can still survive 2 Stone Edges from CB Terrakion thanks to Poison Heal and you pretty much got Cresselia and Celebi who can tank the correct move, while 216 Speed EVs are used to outspeed Adamant Lucario and max speed Heatran. Hahaha nice team and I hope you finish off your ex :D. Below is the Gliscor set.
Taunt + Swords Dance Gliscor
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Join Date: May 2012
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I'm having good results with Togekiss, but I will test 200 HP Rotom-S, who knows. Thank you :) Man, That SD Gliscor is the shit, he is the sweeper that I've looking for. Facade works better than Ice Fang, I don't have problems with Dragon-types. That Gliscor will stay in the team, period. Last edited by DaveScottMustaine; May 31st, 2012 at 2:57:02 PM. |
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Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 65
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 531
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May I ask what exactly would you do if the opponent manages to sets up?
Your team seems like it could be totally wrecked by one dragon dance/swords dance from Gliscor, Gyarados, Salamence, Haxorus, Scizor (SD), Terrakion etc. etc. I'm not really gonna give this a full rate, but think about what I mentioned. If one Pokemon manages to set up, then it's gg. Cresselia's Reflect can't really save your team from a Pokemon set-up either. A lot of the DDers have Lum Berry so that can fuck your team up too. To solve this problem, you can switch Jirachi's moveset to Choice Scarf. I don't really wanna replace any of your team members since they're all your girlfriends and you'd like to keep them. (don't take this offensively, it's a joke.) Jirachi @ Choice Scarf Jolly | 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Iron Head | Ice Punch | Thunder Punch | Trick You can use U-turn instead of Trick if you'd like. |
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Join Date: May 2012
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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Togekiss > Rotom-S like in every way.
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Join Date: May 2012
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El Ciclón Azul
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 190
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If you play with both Togekiss and Rotom-S it will make you massively weak to Terrakion. If Terrakion is on sand (like on most teams), Cresselia won´t be able to tank all of its assaults due to Moonlight´s recovery neutered, while a Sub SD will even become more of a threat as you only got 2 pokemons to take a hit. (+2 Rock Gem powered Stone Edge will OHKO Cress or Celebi after SR, and Cress fails to break the Sub due to Sandstorm raising his Sp.Def). I believe that you should keep Gliscor for this reasons as he still has a high Def able to even tank a +2 Stone Edge. Between Togekiss or Rotom-S is up to your personal preference but I exhort you to keep Gliscor on this team.
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Join Date: May 2012
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I'm thinking to keep Togekiss, because with Rotom-S I'm so susceptible to Ghost-Types moves. Fire-Types moves are giving me some troubles too. So, I was looking for a replacement for Celebi, cause he's weak to Ghost and Fire. I was thinkin for Heatran, but I can't find a set that fix to the team. Thanks for the advice man :)
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 531
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If you use Heatran you'll be more weak to set-uppers. And also no, I don't think that neither Scarf Landorus nor Scarf Terrakion can be good on your team as revenge killers, mainly because Landorus is too weak outside of the sand to OHKO Dragonite with Stone Edge, and Terrakion can't really do anything besides Close Combat. Sure Close Combat is pretty strong and can rip through teams, but it can't really do anything against Gliscor, Dragonite (except with Stone Edge, but even that can't OHKO with Multiscale) etc.
The only thing that I can think of who can successfully revenge-kill all the mentioned Pokemon is Jirachi. ThunderPunch can take on Gyarados, Ice Punch for Landorus/Gliscor, Iron Head for Terrakion/Ttar and etc. Also one more weakness I noticed is Sableye, yes, Sableye. Your whole team is useless against a priority taunt. Jirachi can be burned and taunted so he can't use Sub, and then he's taken down by Foul Play or Night Shade. Good luck on this team though, it sounds fun to use and annoy people. I'm personally very annoyed by Ferrothorn. :P |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 133
Why would i say my location?, I dont wanna get raped!
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If terrakions a big problem then here's your solution
Scizor @ Choice Band Technitian Jolly | 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe Bullet Punch | U-turn | Pursuit | Superpower Scizor solves any terrakion problem through OHKOing it with tis priority, scizor is also a great weapon for anything weak to u-turn, Making it fast allows it to outrun some of its checks & counters notably magnezone |
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Join Date: May 2012
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I've made some changes. I was starting to test this: Gliscor with the original defensive set, and I change Celebi for a CB Landorus. Yeah, it sounds weird, I know, but I think I've found the real sweeper for this team. Here's the set:
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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I remember using some annoying hax-based team, with Jirachi-Machamp as core, so I always love this kind of teams.
I've noticed you lack entry hazards: they are always a huge boon to every team, especially for a balanced one like yours. I know you don't like changing it, but Rachi can use them, with a moveset like:
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Also, you pasted a wrong EV spread for Gliscor: it should have 216 spe and not SpDef. HP fire on celebi does nothing: it doesn't OHKO scizor and does pitiful dmg to ferrothorn. And they have x4 weakness. If you want to replace Celebi, i found Shaymin a nice bulky grass, that is not weak to pursuit trappers and takes even landorus u-turns easily. It can play the same role as Celebi, with leech seed and rest+natural cure I usually play a more offensive variant, but something like this can work, thanks to the para support of the team:
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And i'd suggest to play Blissey 4 HP / 252 Def / 252 SDef Bold |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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It was machamp standard set. Extremely effective with parafusion and annoying as hell. Also, it causes many switches for confusion or brute force, so consider giving SR to someone, maybe to Celebi or Blissey over Toxic.
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Join Date: Jun 2012
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I have made an "ex gf" team myself and I assure u its a game style that can spell either total disaster or total destruction. Just like u said a Prankster can help, Sableye can will-o-wisp with impunity and thho not as good for stalls as toxic it does nerf physical blows. He also gets confuse ray which matches ur theme well. I had my share of fun with a combination of Jirachi/Sableye/Whimsicott/Togekiss/Rotom-S hahaha, but my team was COMPLETELY dependant on paralizing, I had no other status moves. Well bottomline is by now u have a decent team but Sableye can pull of some nasty tricks with his support move pool, specifically confuse ray, W-O-W and perhaps knock off
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Join Date: May 2012
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I'm testing with Slowbro as a physical wall, he can use Thunder Wave so the essence pf the team keeps in him. Zen Headbutt for the flinch effect.
Slowbro (M) @ Leftovers Trait: Regenerator EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SDef Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk) - Scald - Zen Headbutt - Slack Off - Thunder Wave But I think that there's another physical wall out there that can set Thunder Wave with a movepool that can fix to the team, any suggestions?
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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White Zekroms? Nah, just like kickin' ass.
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Not bad of a team actually. You've got the Defensive Combo of Blissey and Gliscor and Other good pokemon such as Cressilia and Jirachi. I wouldn't recrommend using Celebi was a type of wall though. Sure it has 100/100/100 for it's Hp and defenses, but don't forget Celebi has around 7 weaknesses.
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Join Date: May 2012
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any good advice?
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