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My current stall team consists of

Hippowdon (Lead)
Toxic-spikes + spikes Forretress
Cleric Blissey
Wish-Pass + Roar Vaporeon
Curse Spiritomb
Rest-talk Milotic

Assuming I KEEP Milotic under all circumstances, how can I perfect this stall team?

If you're going to be using milotic and refuse to replace it, then having another water-type doesn't really contribute much to the team. Maybe you should replace vaporeon with another cleric and drop aromatherapy/heal bell on blissey for wish? Also, you don't want your spinblocker to lose half its health from curse, so replace it with something that's safer. (You could also simply replace spiritomb with a rotom appliance, unless you just really prefer spiritomb.)
 
Need help with building a stall team based around toxic got three pokes down so far:
Heatran
Gliscor
Vappy

Need suggestions for other 3 members

Thanks
 
Need help with building a stall team based around toxic got three pokes down so far:
Heatran
Gliscor
Vappy

Need suggestions for other 3 members

Thanks


Hippowdon seems like it could work. It pairs pretty well with Stallbreaker Gliscor. Vaporeon is also on most SS teams as well.
 
When does Skill Swap stop working? Do the abilities switch back when the user switches? Also, why does is always say 'fat' when quoting someone on this site?
 
When does Skill Swap stop working? Do the abilities switch back when the user switches? Also, why does is always say 'fat' when quoting someone on this site?

whoever switches out gets their normal ability back
as long as you stay in the field you keep the skill swapped ability

so lets say alakazam w/ syncronize swaps with breloom w/ poison heal, so now breloom has syncronize and alakazam has poison heal. If breloom switches out, alakazam will still have poison heal but breloom (now switched out) will get back poison heal

oh yah I just noticed the fat :P
 
what is a successful counter to a spore breloom

celebi is probably the best counter, its not 2hko by focus punch, can restore hp with recover and natural cure recover sleep when switching.

edit: post below=STAB dinamic punch got the same power has super effective ice punch, and scizor is not a counter because he is slower, is put to sleep and is koed by focus punch.
 
what is a successful counter to a spore breloom

If you read Breloom's analysis on-site, here's what you'll get:

Strictly speaking, Breloom does not have a 100% standard counter, since Spore will almost always disable them as they switch in. The closest thing to a Breloom counter is Hypno, who resists Focus Punch, can OHKO with super effective STAB Psychic and is immune to Spore thanks to its Insomnia ability, though it must invest heavily in HP and Defense to avoid a 2HKO from Seed Bomb. Honchkrow also has Insomnia and can OHKO with STAB Drill Peck, but takes heavy damage from Focus Punch. Neither of these two are much use in standard play except for this purpose, however, so you should consider other viable checks to Breloom. Most of the time the easiest way to get rid of it is to let it sleep one of your Pokémon before going in for the kill, as Sleep Clause prevents it from trying the same trick twice.
Of bulky Pokémon, Celebi resists both of Breloom’s STABs, and has STAB Psychic or Hidden Power to destroy Breloom with. It is also faster, immune to Leech Seed, and has Natural Cure to get rid of sleep status. Cresselia can take a Seed Bomb or two and resists Focus Punch, so provided you have anything else to take the sleep it becomes a decent option. Weezing can take almost anything that Breloom throws at it barring Swords Dance Facade and hit back with STAB Sludge Bomb or Fire Blast. Roserade and Venusaur both resist both of Breloom’s STAB moves, and both can kill with STAB Sludge Bomb. Sleep Talk Rotom-A is immune to Focus Punch and can take a Spore, but if Sleep Talk selects the wrong move he is likely doomed, as Seed Bomb will usually 2HKO all but the most defensive variants.
Flying-types are particularly painful for Breloom to handle. Crobat and Yanmega both have quad resistances to both Breloom’s STAB moves, though Crobat does not have the crippling quad Stealth Rock weakness of Yanmega, while both can OHKO with Brave Bird or Air Slash respectively. Crobat can also use Taunt to avoid Spore and outruns even Scarf Jolly Breloom, but both hate Stone Edge. Gliscor makes a good check if it runs Aerial Ace, though Earthquake is not doing much to Breloom, and if it tries to Roost and is faster it will eat a super effective STAB Seed Bomb. Salamence and Gyarados both have Intimidate and Salamence resists both of Breloom’s STAB moves, however Gyarados is at risk from Seed Bomb, and both hate Stone Edge. Gyarados will also usually lose if it does not carry Ice Fang or Bounce, as Breloom resists all of Waterfall, Earthquake and Stone Edge. Similarly, Zapdos works well if it has Heat Wave or Hidden Power Ice, but may struggle if it lacks either of those, as Breloom resists Thunderbolt and Hidden Power Grass. Skarmory takes a heavy amount from Focus Punch but has STAB Drill Peck and Brave Bird and can Whirlwind away the SubSeeder.
Choice Band Scizor can revenge-kill weakened Breloom with Bullet Punch, or U-turn out to scout and break Breloom’s Substitute if it stays in. Sleep Talk Heracross resists both of Breloom’s STAB moves and can do serious damage with its own STAB moves, but needs to invest in HP to avoid a 2HKO from Stone Edge. Toxicroak resists everything Breloom commonly carries and can OHKO back with Poison Jab or Sludge Bomb. Lastly, Dugtrio usually carries Aerial Ace for the purpose of removing Breloom and Heracross, but cannot afford to switch in on any of Breloom’s moves.
 
Should Garchomp always be running a Jolly nature and never Adamant? What if I'm playing in a "Battle Frontier-like" format where Chomp is allowed but most other ubers (as well as all event legends) are not?
 
I've read through that =D I'm looking for smt similar to this, or smt like the Baton Pass guide in the article list, only written for the standard team thanks =D

And also, which poké has 10 or more resistances? I only know of Empoleon, who has 12.

Heatran? and magnezone, lucario, forry and scizor, aggron and other rock/steels, steelix and Dialga are some. steels have a lot of resistances
 
Speaking of Breloom, is it worth making Breloom slow but having bulky EVs instead? After all, Breloom resists almost all of T-tar and Gyarados' attacks. I'm thinking of a Sub-seeder Breloom where its subs would be hard to kill.

If yes, would it be Impish or is it better to remain Adamant?
 
What is the aim of SubSeed?

And also, what's a Boah? =D
Subseed is to slowly wear down the opponent while losing minimal HP yourself. It also causes switches which, with Spikes, can cause large amounts of damage.

Boah means "Wow" in... Brazilian or something. People saw someone (I forget who) using a certain type of Tyranitar and started saying BOAH BOAH BOAH BOAH BOAH BOAH, so it's called Tyraniboah.
 
lol, so I've seen other poké being referred to as a Boah, like Ampharos in its first set description. What does that mean?

Look at the set and Tyranitar's set, its practically the same with Sub + Focus Punch yet running a +SpA nature. Not sure of the exact meaning, but you get the idea.
 
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