I'm not sure why you would run that Persian, when Ambipom runs that EXACT same set except better. Cincinno also runs that same set better.
Ok, i pulled out a set i made back in gen 4, it's not something to write home about in terms of overall usefulness, but it's fun to play:
Persian @ life orb/lum berry
252Att/252Spe
Jolly
Technition (limber works, but it's not as useful)
-Fake Out
-Protect
-U-Turn
-Taunt/Double Edge
play it like a stallbreaker or scout, and just have fun. it might actually suprise you by it not being a complete failure at life.
Salamence @Choice Band
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Moxie/jolly
4hp/252attack/252speed
-Outrage
-Dragon claw
-Earthquake
-Fire fang/brick break
get rid of 100+ speed pokes, and spam outrage. GG man :D
Serperior can Taunt and screen, which is what Deoxys does. However, Deoxys can have more offensive presence with a more powerful STAB and Stealth Rocks/Spikes to boot. The one thing Serperior has over Deoxys is its bulk, Serperior can hopefully come in multiple times to set up screens, unlike a suicide screens Deoxys.
Nice moveset, although you did make some typos on the ev spread. nothing else to comment except that skarmory will still beat you because of the pitiful defense stat. however, all other walls better watch out.
Random set I thought of for a rain team, but I'm a beginner with pokemon battling, so it may not be viable and the EVs and stuff probably won't be "optimal".
Whiscash @ leftovers
Ability: Hydration
EVs: 252 HP, 252 Def, 4 SpD
Nature: Bold
-Rest
-Toxic
-Whirlpool
-Tickle
So it does the hydration+rest combo to keep it healthy, while stalling people out with toxic. You could also tickle your opponent, then trap them with whirlpool, then send out another team member that has strong physical power or if you didn't trap the opponent, use someone with pursuit.
Although I'm not very experienced, I still want to know what you guys think about this (hopefully) original moveset.
That's not true at all. If used with sandstorm support careful max SpD Rhyperior reaches a solid 343 stat that coupled with its high HP and solid rock makes it able to take many special hits and even some SE ones. I remember when, back in 4th gen, I used it to counter mixmence with excellent results. The lack of stab on that set hurts though.
I'm not sure if this set has been mentioned or not (not checking through 80 pages to see) but what about this?
Regirock Leftovers
Ability: Clear Body
Evs: 208 Hp/40 Atk/44 Def/216 SDef
Nature: Careful
-Curse
-Drain Punch
-Stone Edge
-Ice Punch/Rest
Incredibly sturdy, especially in Sandstorm after Curse. Drain Punch allows for a method of healing off damage as well as punishing pokemon weak to fighting like Terakion after Curse, Stone Edge gains attack bonus, and Ice Punch hits a number of 4X weak pokemon. Short of extremely strong moves (Rotom W's Hydro Pump), almost nothing can 2 hit ko this. Note that Regirock can only survive being not almost one hit koed by Terakion's Close Combats with a Curse up but Terakion that switch in afterwards are doomed (unless they use a rare Sacred Sword ignoring Curse defensive boosts) because after Close Combat defense lowering and Curse raising, Drain Punch knocks them out and restores a whole bunch of health at once. Status will be annoying but could be cleared with Rest if one chooses to use it.
Wish Support from Blissey (especially if you're lucky and nail Terakion coming in on Curse and eliminating it with Curse Drain Punch) is suggested, especially to absorb the powerful special attacks coming from Rotom-W and Latios which Blissey just laughs at (although Life Orb Latios can be defeated with +1 Ice Punch with Stealth Rock and Sandstorm Support).