First and foremost: Don't rag on me about the title. I just came up with a random title that was'nt something gay like "Team Kick ur azz" or something of the sort.
Alright, this isn't your standard RMT. I'm going to describe my WHOLE team building process so you see exactly what went through my mind when I made this, so you can then help me more. (If you're nice. ;3)
Right now I'm about 11-4 with this team, which I am NOT satisfied with, I'm a pretty good player. So any help with this team is much appreciated. Let's get started.
~At a glance:


Alright. In my teams, I try to have as many of the following roles filled as I can:
-Lead
-Physical Sweeper
-Special sweeper
-Mixed Sweeper
-Set-up Sweeper
-A pokemon to lay down entry hazards
-Wish Support
-Rapid Spinner
-Screener
-Taunter
-Status
-Revenge Killer/Scarfer
-Late-Game sweeper
-Phazer
Alright, now to fill those roles.
Lead:
For my lead, I automatically wanted Swampert. He is my fave pokemon, and I almost always use him as a lead, seeing as he's so versatile. He'll serve as my Phazer, pokemon to lay down entry hazards (Stealth Rock), as well as my lead.
Physical Sweeper:
Alright, as my physical sweeper, I was thinking either Scizor, Gyarados, Salamence, or possibly Kingdra. I chose Scizor for his resistance to grass in combination with Swampert.
Special Sweeper:
So, for my special sweeper, I was thinking either Magnezone, Heatran, Latias, or Jolteon. Heatran fits the bill with the best special attack, bar Magnezone, of those options, and he's able to pull off numermous sets. He also has the Flash Fire ability, which is great in combination with Scizor.
Mixed Sweeper:
Okay, now I need a Mixed sweeper. The first options that came to mind are MixMence, MixApe, possibly Kingdra. I didn't want to add another ground weakness with Infernape, and I already had good fire-type coverage with Heatran, and I also have a powerful Fighting move on Scizor, so I looked to Salamence. He provides some raw power with Draco Meteor and Outrage, and is able to defeat CM Suicune as it calm minds (Draco Meteor as Cune CM's, then follow up with Outrage and kill it off. After SR damage of course) Kingdra could also provide some good Dragon coverage, but didn't quite have the raw stats that Salamence does, so I chose the former, also for its immunity to ground.
Set-up Sweeper:
Okay. I need a set-up sweeper that I want to center the team around. At first I thought CurseTar, since I have wanted to use him for a long time, but as I got to making my team, I realized that Dragon Dance T-tar is the way to go. Scizor, Heatran, and Swampert can handle other Scizor that threaten his sweep. Tyranitar will also serve as my Late-game sweeper.
Scarfer/Revenge Killer
Alright, I already have a revenge killer in the form of Scizor, but I need an extra spot filled. I think a scarfer would be a good idea, 1: to stop other scarfers, and 2: to stop Swords Dance Lucario, whom would tear this team apart. Gengar seems like a good fit, with Ghost coverage to hit Psychic types like Celebi.
Okay, on this team, I don't have a Taunter, Wish Support, a Rapid Spinner, a Screener, or a Status pokemon, simply because I don't feel I need these on an offensive team. You can tell me otherwise though, and I'll test it. Now it's time to get on to the actual team:
Hippowdon@ Leftovers
Sand Stream
Impish
252 HP / 168 Defense / 88 Special Defense
Alright, Swampy. As I've said, my favorite pokemon of all time, and he's almost always my lead; for good reason. If he hasn't been Taunted, he almost ALWAYS gets Stealth Rocks up, and he can scout with Protect first if I don't know what the enemy is going to do. This is my own set I've concocted, although not far from the standard set, it does quite a different job. I only have Earthquake on here, because I used to have Ice Beam over the spot of Roar, and it SUCKED. Salamence is not a problem, seeing as I have a ScarfGar, my own Salamence, and a Scizor. I can just Roar it out after I set up rocks, so it then has to take MORE stealth rock damage. Pretty much, any physical pokemon I can't do anything to, I just Roar out. Max/Max for optimal survivability against Salamence and Gyarados. Did I mention he's my Salamence and Gyarados counter? :P
Magnezone@ Choice Scarf
Magnet Pull
Naive
6 HP / 252 Attack / 252 Speed
Almost standard CB Scizor we got here. I pack 12 EV's in speed to outrun other Scizor with 8 Speed EV's invested. He serves as my revenge killer, and is my only priority on this team. Other than that, not much to say.
Heatran@ Choice Specs
Flash Fire
Modest / Timid
6 HP / 252 Special Attack / 252 Speed
Flash Fire Boosted Overheat vs. 6 HP / 0 SpD Salamence: 85.20% - 100.00% OHKO after SR or Life Orb Damage.
Anyway, now that the showing off is over, let me explain his moveset: HP Grass is for Swampert, since most Heatran carry HP Ice for Salamence, and it's unexpected. Earth Power is standard, bleh, you know. Dragon Pulse is there because it OHKO's Salamence, with the specs equipped. ( 98.19% - 115.41%) Heatran also serves as a welcome fire resist for Scizor, and after a Flash Fire boost, NOTHING wants to take an Overheat, besides other Flash Fire pokemon. I'm debating whether to go Timid. The extra speed could be very useful, to outspeed Breloom, and the like.
Salamence@ Life Orb
Intimidate
Mild
84 Atk / 212 Special Attack / 212 Speed
Gengar@ Choice Scarf
Levitate
Modest
6 HP / 252 Special Attack / 252 Speed
Tyranitar@ Life Orb
Sand Stream
Jolly
6 HP / 252 Attack / 252 Speed
Alright, thanks for taking the time to read my RMT, and I hope if you've gotten this far you'll leave a reply with your thoughts about my team, or better yet, remedies for the problems it possesses.
Credit to pokemonelite2000.com, and The Bulbapedia for the sprites.
Alright, this isn't your standard RMT. I'm going to describe my WHOLE team building process so you see exactly what went through my mind when I made this, so you can then help me more. (If you're nice. ;3)
Right now I'm about 11-4 with this team, which I am NOT satisfied with, I'm a pretty good player. So any help with this team is much appreciated. Let's get started.
~At a glance:






Alright. In my teams, I try to have as many of the following roles filled as I can:
-Lead
-Physical Sweeper
-Special sweeper
-Mixed Sweeper
-Set-up Sweeper
-A pokemon to lay down entry hazards
-Wish Support
-Rapid Spinner
-Screener
-Taunter
-Status
-Revenge Killer/Scarfer
-Late-Game sweeper
-Phazer
Alright, now to fill those roles.
Lead:
For my lead, I automatically wanted Swampert. He is my fave pokemon, and I almost always use him as a lead, seeing as he's so versatile. He'll serve as my Phazer, pokemon to lay down entry hazards (Stealth Rock), as well as my lead.
Physical Sweeper:
Alright, as my physical sweeper, I was thinking either Scizor, Gyarados, Salamence, or possibly Kingdra. I chose Scizor for his resistance to grass in combination with Swampert.
Special Sweeper:
So, for my special sweeper, I was thinking either Magnezone, Heatran, Latias, or Jolteon. Heatran fits the bill with the best special attack, bar Magnezone, of those options, and he's able to pull off numermous sets. He also has the Flash Fire ability, which is great in combination with Scizor.
Mixed Sweeper:
Okay, now I need a Mixed sweeper. The first options that came to mind are MixMence, MixApe, possibly Kingdra. I didn't want to add another ground weakness with Infernape, and I already had good fire-type coverage with Heatran, and I also have a powerful Fighting move on Scizor, so I looked to Salamence. He provides some raw power with Draco Meteor and Outrage, and is able to defeat CM Suicune as it calm minds (Draco Meteor as Cune CM's, then follow up with Outrage and kill it off. After SR damage of course) Kingdra could also provide some good Dragon coverage, but didn't quite have the raw stats that Salamence does, so I chose the former, also for its immunity to ground.
Set-up Sweeper:
Okay. I need a set-up sweeper that I want to center the team around. At first I thought CurseTar, since I have wanted to use him for a long time, but as I got to making my team, I realized that Dragon Dance T-tar is the way to go. Scizor, Heatran, and Swampert can handle other Scizor that threaten his sweep. Tyranitar will also serve as my Late-game sweeper.
Scarfer/Revenge Killer
Alright, I already have a revenge killer in the form of Scizor, but I need an extra spot filled. I think a scarfer would be a good idea, 1: to stop other scarfers, and 2: to stop Swords Dance Lucario, whom would tear this team apart. Gengar seems like a good fit, with Ghost coverage to hit Psychic types like Celebi.
Okay, on this team, I don't have a Taunter, Wish Support, a Rapid Spinner, a Screener, or a Status pokemon, simply because I don't feel I need these on an offensive team. You can tell me otherwise though, and I'll test it. Now it's time to get on to the actual team:

Hippowdon@ Leftovers
Sand Stream
Impish
252 HP / 168 Defense / 88 Special Defense
- Stealth Rock
- Roar
- Slack Off
- Earthquake
Alright, Swampy. As I've said, my favorite pokemon of all time, and he's almost always my lead; for good reason. If he hasn't been Taunted, he almost ALWAYS gets Stealth Rocks up, and he can scout with Protect first if I don't know what the enemy is going to do. This is my own set I've concocted, although not far from the standard set, it does quite a different job. I only have Earthquake on here, because I used to have Ice Beam over the spot of Roar, and it SUCKED. Salamence is not a problem, seeing as I have a ScarfGar, my own Salamence, and a Scizor. I can just Roar it out after I set up rocks, so it then has to take MORE stealth rock damage. Pretty much, any physical pokemon I can't do anything to, I just Roar out. Max/Max for optimal survivability against Salamence and Gyarados. Did I mention he's my Salamence and Gyarados counter? :P

Magnezone@ Choice Scarf
Magnet Pull
Naive
6 HP / 252 Attack / 252 Speed
- Thunderbolt
- Flash Cannon
- Hidden Power [Fire]
- Signal Beam
Almost standard CB Scizor we got here. I pack 12 EV's in speed to outrun other Scizor with 8 Speed EV's invested. He serves as my revenge killer, and is my only priority on this team. Other than that, not much to say.

Heatran@ Choice Specs
Flash Fire
Modest / Timid
6 HP / 252 Special Attack / 252 Speed
- Overheat
- Hidden Power [Grass]
- Earth Power
- Dragon Pulse
Flash Fire Boosted Overheat vs. 6 HP / 0 SpD Salamence: 85.20% - 100.00% OHKO after SR or Life Orb Damage.
Anyway, now that the showing off is over, let me explain his moveset: HP Grass is for Swampert, since most Heatran carry HP Ice for Salamence, and it's unexpected. Earth Power is standard, bleh, you know. Dragon Pulse is there because it OHKO's Salamence, with the specs equipped. ( 98.19% - 115.41%) Heatran also serves as a welcome fire resist for Scizor, and after a Flash Fire boost, NOTHING wants to take an Overheat, besides other Flash Fire pokemon. I'm debating whether to go Timid. The extra speed could be very useful, to outspeed Breloom, and the like.

Salamence@ Life Orb
Intimidate
Mild
84 Atk / 212 Special Attack / 212 Speed
- Draco Meteor
- Outrage
- Fire Blast
- Earthquake

Gengar@ Choice Scarf
Levitate
Modest
6 HP / 252 Special Attack / 252 Speed
- Shadow Ball
- Focus Blast
- Thunderbolt
- Trick

Tyranitar@ Life Orb
Sand Stream
Jolly
6 HP / 252 Attack / 252 Speed
- Dragon Dance
- Stone Edge
- Crunch
- Aqua Tail
Alright, thanks for taking the time to read my RMT, and I hope if you've gotten this far you'll leave a reply with your thoughts about my team, or better yet, remedies for the problems it possesses.
Credit to pokemonelite2000.com, and The Bulbapedia for the sprites.