EVs have to be divisible by 4 but indivisible by 8 (so 4, 12, 20, 28, 36..., or, alternately, start at 4, add a multiple of 8) to give a point.
You can EV train them and then use the box trick. It works because the lati@s aren't on Level 100From my understanding, Latias / Latios are level 50 when you get them, so you cannot EV train them.
lol I just realized that Wobbuffet isn't banned. I have to find a way to work that into my team to be REALLY cheap (right now I have an Exploding Metagross, Obi's Smeargle, an Ambipom with Thunder Wave and a RestTalking Dusknoir...I'm gonna make a thread about this in RMT eventually).
The exploit you're looking for is the Encore/Disable combo. Unable to switch or use any move, your victims Struggle themselves through a slow, agonizing death. All you need is a slow, bulky Pokémon with Disable like, say, that Dusknoir on your team. In fact, ditch Sleep Talk for Disable. You can't target an opponent while Sleep Talking anyway.lol I just realized that Wobbuffet isn't banned. I have to find a way to work that into my team to be REALLY cheap (right now I have an Exploding Metagross, Obi's Smeargle, an Ambipom with Thunder Wave and a RestTalking Dusknoir...I'm gonna make a thread about this in RMT eventually).
As the others are saying, you can just EV them and then put them in a box (or if that doesn't work, the day care).From my understanding, Latias / Latios are level 50 when you get them, so you cannot EV train them.
This is neither here nor there, but the most entertaining battle I ever played was against a Wobbuffet Perish Song team. My Fearow U-turned out after Perish Song and my incoming Gardevoir Traced Shadow Tag. I won't bore you with an account of the entire battle, but suffice it to say that hilarity ensued.You could use Wobbuffet on a Perish Song team.
oh yeah forgot about that.. :( oh well, i'll just get all my pokemon ev'ed up, have a friend hold them for me, and restart and rebeat the game. not that much of a big deal. well, what i could do is turn of the event flag in my pokemon diamond game. that means it makes it as if you haven't got that pokemon or the event. but the deal with the wonder card forces me to reset.It'll still be in your dex. You're going to have to restart your game.
From Advance:
Smeargle @ Salac Berry
Jolly nature
252 HP, 252 speed
Endure
Spore
Endeavor
Extremespeed (Seismic Toss also works)
Basically, you start with Smeargle and an Exploding pokemon (I used CB Metagross, though I wonder if CB Lickilicky would do more damage with STAB). Have the pokemon Explode while Smeargle Endures and activates Salac. Then put one pokemon to sleep with Smeargle and flinch the other with your next pokemon (I used Ambipom). Assuming the awake pokemon is slower than your Fake Outer and your +1 speed Smeargle, use Endeavor on the awake pokemon and finish it with one of Ambipom's other attacks. Repeat for the other pokemon.
But of course, since there's no sleep clause, you could put both pokemon to sleep with Dark Void and send in something that doesn't need Fake Out (perhaps Modest Choice Specs Eruption Typhlosion).
For EVing level 50s, try putting experience shares on the 5 other party members, have pokerus and a power item, and fight low level Pokemon. You should be able to fully train with minimal xp this way.
Abomasnow is better if you want to set up a damaging weather. It allows for a perfect accuracy Blizzard that hits both opponents, while Sandstorm doesn't do too much. Also, Hippowdon is too defensive while not doing anything very significant. In doubles, especially 4v4, offense is very important.I've been thinking about Hippowdon in response to all the Obi's smeargles running around. Hippowdon can take an explosion, or we can switch him in. I know that he might not be all that powerful, but he sets up stream nicely.
What do people think about this?
Abomasnow is better if you want to set up a damaging weather. It allows for a perfect accuracy Blizzard that hits both opponents, while Sandstorm doesn't do too much. Also, Hippowdon is too defensive while not doing anything very significant. In doubles, especially 4v4, offense is very important.