Hows this for a sunny day team?
Ninetails
Moves:
Flamethrower
Solar Beam
Nasty Plot
Hypnosis
Nature: Timid
Item: Leftovers
Ability: Drought
Ev's: 252 speed, 252 special attack, 4 special defense
Main point of this guy is to set up the sun and keep it going, he is also good for putting opponents to sleep and then setting up with nasty plot, turning him into a deadly sweeper. And I put in Solar Beam for coverage, great for taking out water pokemon such as Quagsire and Swampert who switch in thinking they can easily tank any of Ninetail's attacks. Its speed is its main advantage over many opponents, its special attack is nothing special, but helped a lot in the sun and with nasty plot.
Charizard
Moves:
Sunny Day
Fire Blast
Solar Beam
Air Slash
Nature: Hasty
Item: Heat Rock
Ability: Blaze
Ev's: 252 speed, 252 special attack
Mainly as a back up sweeper/supporter, he's fast and can bring the sun back if the weather changes helped out with the heat rock, expanding the sun to 8 turns and sunny day + Fire Blast will put a dent in just about anyone, and if its HP gets low, its Blaze ability kicks in making it even more powerful, again Solar Beam is used for coverage, which works great in the sun.
Salamence
Moves:
Outrage
Draco Meteor
Brick Break
Fire Blast
Nature: Mild
Item: Life Orb
Ability: Intimidate
Ev's: 124 attack, 132 special attack, 252 speed
A great mixed attacker, or as smogon calls, the classic "mixedmence". Can hit very hard with powerful stab attacks Outrage and Draco Meteor, boosted by the life orb. It fools many people who send out a defensive pokemon expecting salamence to be a physical fighter, only to be one hit KOed by Draco meteor, killed many Gliscors this way. Fire Blast is used for coverage and is even better in the sun, brick break is great for killing Tyranitars who bring in a sand storm.
Blaziken
Moves:
Blaze Kick
Hi jump Kick
Hone Claws
Stone Edge
Nature: Adamant
Item: Focus sash
Ability: Speed Boost
Ev's: 252 attack, 252 speed
Great for setting up, he's the main sweeper on my team, can fearlessly open with hone claws to set up, protected by the focus sash, and then get a speed boost, and then he's ready to tear through my oppent's entire team with all his moves now at 100% accuaracy. The sun also boosts its blaze kick attack even more. Stone Edge is used for stopping other fire types who also get boosts from the sun.
Tangrowth
Moves:
Solar Beam
Ancient Power
Sleep Powder
Growth
Nature: Bold
Item: Wide lens
Ability: Chlorophyll
Ev's: 252 Defense, 252 speed, 4 HP
Another great sweeper on a sun team, main idea is to open with sleep powder and then set up with growth which powers up double in the sun, then hit 'em with a solar beam which wont have to charge, not to metion his speed is already doubled in the sun putting it around 195 at lv. 50. He covers the rock/ground weakness of my fire types well. Like salamence, I've made many combacks with this guy, his special attack isnt as great as it could be, but even after one growth in the sun, he's in position to one hit KO many pokemon with solarbeam. He abuses the sun more than anyone else on my team, but also is hurt the most if the weather changes.
Claydol
Moves:
Stealth Rock
Reflect
Light Screen
Rapid Spin
Nature: Bold
Item: Light Clay
Ability: Levitate
Ev's: 252 special defense, 252, defense, 4 speed
Every sun team needs a rapid spinner to get rid of stealth rocks, which will absolutely decimate charizard and hurt ninetails, blaziken and salmence to a lesser degree, I originally had an Earthquake/Stone Edge combo on him, making him more offensive, but then I decided he'd be better as a supporter, so I gave him reflect and light screen with light clay to make them last longer. He can also take a few hits too since his defenses are decent, making him a good pokemon to switch to and get rid of the rocks, he can also add them too, to make KOing opponents easier.
Ninetails
Moves:
Flamethrower
Solar Beam
Nasty Plot
Hypnosis
Nature: Timid
Item: Leftovers
Ability: Drought
Ev's: 252 speed, 252 special attack, 4 special defense
Main point of this guy is to set up the sun and keep it going, he is also good for putting opponents to sleep and then setting up with nasty plot, turning him into a deadly sweeper. And I put in Solar Beam for coverage, great for taking out water pokemon such as Quagsire and Swampert who switch in thinking they can easily tank any of Ninetail's attacks. Its speed is its main advantage over many opponents, its special attack is nothing special, but helped a lot in the sun and with nasty plot.
Charizard
Moves:
Sunny Day
Fire Blast
Solar Beam
Air Slash
Nature: Hasty
Item: Heat Rock
Ability: Blaze
Ev's: 252 speed, 252 special attack
Mainly as a back up sweeper/supporter, he's fast and can bring the sun back if the weather changes helped out with the heat rock, expanding the sun to 8 turns and sunny day + Fire Blast will put a dent in just about anyone, and if its HP gets low, its Blaze ability kicks in making it even more powerful, again Solar Beam is used for coverage, which works great in the sun.
Salamence
Moves:
Outrage
Draco Meteor
Brick Break
Fire Blast
Nature: Mild
Item: Life Orb
Ability: Intimidate
Ev's: 124 attack, 132 special attack, 252 speed
A great mixed attacker, or as smogon calls, the classic "mixedmence". Can hit very hard with powerful stab attacks Outrage and Draco Meteor, boosted by the life orb. It fools many people who send out a defensive pokemon expecting salamence to be a physical fighter, only to be one hit KOed by Draco meteor, killed many Gliscors this way. Fire Blast is used for coverage and is even better in the sun, brick break is great for killing Tyranitars who bring in a sand storm.
Blaziken
Moves:
Blaze Kick
Hi jump Kick
Hone Claws
Stone Edge
Nature: Adamant
Item: Focus sash
Ability: Speed Boost
Ev's: 252 attack, 252 speed
Great for setting up, he's the main sweeper on my team, can fearlessly open with hone claws to set up, protected by the focus sash, and then get a speed boost, and then he's ready to tear through my oppent's entire team with all his moves now at 100% accuaracy. The sun also boosts its blaze kick attack even more. Stone Edge is used for stopping other fire types who also get boosts from the sun.
Tangrowth
Moves:
Solar Beam
Ancient Power
Sleep Powder
Growth
Nature: Bold
Item: Wide lens
Ability: Chlorophyll
Ev's: 252 Defense, 252 speed, 4 HP
Another great sweeper on a sun team, main idea is to open with sleep powder and then set up with growth which powers up double in the sun, then hit 'em with a solar beam which wont have to charge, not to metion his speed is already doubled in the sun putting it around 195 at lv. 50. He covers the rock/ground weakness of my fire types well. Like salamence, I've made many combacks with this guy, his special attack isnt as great as it could be, but even after one growth in the sun, he's in position to one hit KO many pokemon with solarbeam. He abuses the sun more than anyone else on my team, but also is hurt the most if the weather changes.
Claydol
Moves:
Stealth Rock
Reflect
Light Screen
Rapid Spin
Nature: Bold
Item: Light Clay
Ability: Levitate
Ev's: 252 special defense, 252, defense, 4 speed
Every sun team needs a rapid spinner to get rid of stealth rocks, which will absolutely decimate charizard and hurt ninetails, blaziken and salmence to a lesser degree, I originally had an Earthquake/Stone Edge combo on him, making him more offensive, but then I decided he'd be better as a supporter, so I gave him reflect and light screen with light clay to make them last longer. He can also take a few hits too since his defenses are decent, making him a good pokemon to switch to and get rid of the rocks, he can also add them too, to make KOing opponents easier.
