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yea i thought of that swampert boah thing a while back, maybe it could work. the first set im posting isnt exactly "unique" but is forgotten by many.


Yanmega- 252 speed/ 252 special attack/ 6 hp
Tinted Lens
Choice Scarf- Timid

Bug Buzz
Air Slash
Hp Ice
Hypnosis

Timid lets it outspeed scarfchomp and other fast scarfers, as well as hitting Gyra and mence after dd with a tinted bug buzz.


Other Yanmega set- some what unique

Naive- 184 speed- 252 attack- 74 special attack@Liechi Berry
Speed Boost

Hypnosis/ Bug Buzz
Substitute
Reversal
Air Slash


A very surprising set IMO. Lures blissey, sets up sub, and can easily sweep with a Reversal backed up by a versatile movepool. Still hits pesky Psychic types with BB, and nape and friends with Air Slash. Liechi may not support much of the set, but is needed to OHKO durable foes.
 
Tinted Lens is a cool ability. I was just pondering the other day

Yanmega w/ Tinted Lens
-HP Dragon
-Bug Buzz
-Hypnosis
-Air Slash

Sleep something with Hypnosis. Sweep with an unresisted HP Dragon; Bug Buzz and Air Slash for STAB.

Edit:
Actually, on second thought maybe something like this would work better:

Yanmega@Salac Berry
Modest: 4 Def, 252 Sp. Attack, 252 Speed
Tinted Lens
-HP Dragon
-Bug Buzz/Hypnosis
-Air Slash/Hypnosis
-Endure

Endure a strong hit to activate Salac and sweep with HP Dragon and your STAB move(s). The problem is Sandstorm/Hail, as with all EndSalac sweepers, so a weather changer is a necessity.
 
Why would you want HP Dragon? It has poor type coverage in terms of super-effectiveness, and Tinted Lens already makes the combination of Bug Buzz and Air Slash unresisted outside of something stupid like Soundproof Electrode.
 
Hidden Power Ice is better, should you fear Kingdra. Actually a lot of team probably does have a Kingdra weak, but Yanmega isn't the way to stop it anyways!
 
I guess it's not EXTREMELY creative, but something that might make Entei somewhat usable, probably.

ColonelTei
EVs: 132 HP/124 Atk/252 Spd
Nature: Hasty (+Spd, -Def)
Item: Leftovers
- Calm Mind
- Lava Plume / Flamethrower
- Hidden Power: [Grass] / Earthquake / Rock Smash / Return / etc.
- Substitute

Calm Mind Entei is something that is somewhat usable. Lava Plume might be appealing to soften those physical hits, but otherwise use Flamethrower. The Nature itself is hard to consider, as you really don't want to loose your Speed nor any other stats. Still, you could probably go with a -SDef nature, as you have Calm Mind to back you up, but even so, difficult.

Basically the idea is to hide behind a 101HP Substitute and set up your Calm Minds, and hit back with either Lava Plume or Flamethrower (your choice). Of course, you're still walled by some things, so there are some options. HP: Grass can work situationally just to nab at Bulky Waters, specially Swampert. Earthquake can get you the jump on Heatran. Return might be a bit more appealing against some of your threats as far as your basic Dragons go.

As far as physical hits go, there IS more. Stone Edge and Rock Smash can work in theory. Stone Edge, of course, will hit said Salamence and Dragonite, but will mean nothing is done to Pokemon like Garchomp. Rock Smash is a bit interesting, but it can at least be used to fight against Blissey (after a -6 Defense drop, you will 2HKO, so even thought it's a DUMB mention, you're still able to fight back).

In the special spectrum, there's a shitload more of Hidden Powers to choose from. Then there's Shadow Ball, Extrasensory, Fire Blast, and Overheat. Not much more really.

Finally for support there IS Will-O-Wisp, but it's not recommended as you want as much fighting power as you can get.

Just uh... something that shows it isn't IMPOSSIBLE for Entei He still has 90 Base Special Attack, so Calm Mind isn't extremely useless. Still, it will require some Calm Minds to actually get through teams.
 
Dragonite @ Leftovers
Jolly 252 hp, 252 atk 6 spd
- Dragon Dance
- Dragon claw
- Fire punch
- Roost

basically dragon dance to get attack and speed use roost for healing and other moves for damage. since dragon dance gives you speed i didnt see point in putting evs into speed.
 
Pretty much been used on Salamence, sans FB/other move over Fire Punch. You should probably still use speed anyways cause after 2 DD's, you'll find yourself still slower than most Scarf'd Pokes.
 
I'm sorry ColonelM, but this is where we post creative movesets. That means new movesets, not just posting the standard movesets for a Pokemon.

Here is ColonelTei:

ColonelTei
EVs: 132 HP/124 Atk/252 Spd
Nature: Hasty (+Spd, -Def)
Item: Leftovers
- Calm Mind
- Lava Plume / Flamethrower
- Hidden Power: [Grass] / Earthquake / Rock Smash / Return / etc.
- Substitute
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Here is Entei from the analysis:


[SET]
name: Calm Mind
move 1: Lava Plume / Fire Blast
move 2: Calm Mind
move 3: Substitute / Reflect
move 4: Hidden Power Ice
item: Leftovers
nature: Modest
evs: 132 HP / 126SPATK / 252 SPD

[SET COMMENTS]
<p>The Calm Mind variety. Entei can beat Blissey with 101 Substitutes and Fire Blast, but frankly, Blissey is probably not Entei's biggest worry, which is why Lava Plume is recommended here. Further, if you really don't care about Blissey, you can just skip the HP EVs and go all-out on special attack. Hidden Power Ice is recommended for Salamence as well as useful coverage.</p>
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Sorry, not having a go at you. I just thought it was funny you had exactly the same EV's, hehe. But yeah, it's definately usable. I use Calm Mind Entei a lot and he's great against Blissey with those Subs.
 
Marix said:
Dragonite @ Leftovers
Jolly 252 hp, 252 atk 6 spd
- Dragon Dance
- Dragon claw
- Fire punch
- Roost

basically dragon dance to get attack and speed use roost for healing and other moves for damage. since dragon dance gives you speed i didnt see point in putting evs into speed.
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that's pretty standard isn't it? anyways, i've tried that before and to e honest, roost AND DD is just too hard to get in. maybe i was just too noob when i used that set but it felt like i was trying to do too much and ended up with nothing. i'm gona try a scarfnite though. don't know how common those are but i like it more than scarfchomp.

dragonite @ choice scarf
adamant nature, 252 atk 252 speed

outrage
earthquake
waterfall
thunder punch

shove fire punch in there somewhere maybe. don't know why dragonite is so damn underused.
 
animenagai said:
that's pretty standard isn't it? anyways, i've tried that before and to e honest, roost AND DD is just too hard to get in. maybe i was just too noob when i used that set but it felt like i was trying to do too much and ended up with nothing. i'm gona try a scarfnite though. don't know how common those are but i like it more than scarfchomp.

dragonite @ choice scarf
adamant nature, 252 atk 252 speed

outrage
earthquake
waterfall
thunder punch

shove fire punch in there somewhere maybe. don't know why dragonite is so damn underused.
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why? it's because of it's speed. Base 80 iirc thats really low for a Dragon(even Altaria tops it iirc and you never see Altaria in the standard metagame). Other dragons like Sala(base 100), Flygon(base 100), Chomp(base 102). Plus the other Dragons have better abilities than Nite Intimidate on Sala, Levitate on Flygon, and Sand Veil on Chomp. Poor Nite has inner Focus which isn't useful unless you're up against a fake out user(Ambipom and Hariyama are some examples)
 
yeah i understand that. the speed puts salamence over dragonite. however, dragonite has a really good move pool. i fully expect that you could use dragonite as a mixed sweeper (boah lookalike) if you wanted to. how many scarfchomps do you see? tons of them and they're great especially in late game. outrage sweeps your last 3 pokes. dragonite + scarf with neutral nature in speed and max EV's gives you 359 speed. not as high as one would like, but definitely fast enough. apart from it's speed, its stats are very impressive. for a 600, i think it's very underused.
 
Lee said:
I'm sorry ColonelM, but this is where we post creative movesets. That means new movesets, not just posting the standard movesets for a Pokemon.

Here is ColonelTei:



Here is Entei from the analysis:




Sorry, not having a go at you. I just thought it was funny you had exactly the same EV's, hehe. But yeah, it's definately usable. I use Calm Mind Entei a lot and he's great against Blissey with those Subs.
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*Smacks forehead*

Thanks... forgot to look at the analysis before having a go at that one. Will look next time. >_>;
 
Blissey @ Leftovers
196 hp, 252 def, 62 s.atk
Bold nature
- Counter
- Protect
- Wish
- Ice Beam

I've been using this thing in combination with Toxic Spikes, and its evil. People with Heracross get so cocky once Toxic Spikes are in yet they're usually lucky to even get a KO by the time their Heracross succumbs to poison. Also frequently scores a KO with counter against anything not hiding behind a sub and Focus Punching or otherwise 1HKO'ing Blissey with a fighting attack. Any physical attack that doesn't 1HKO Blissey will almost always 1HKO the attacker.

Its basically just a WishBliss with less s.atk (haven't really missed having that) and Counter over Seismic Toss (I've nearly swept teams with this thing before and haven't been in any situations I can think of where ST would have strictly been better). Thinking about putting those s.atk ev's elsewhere. Maybe max out hp or dump them in s.def to take things like SpecsKazam FB a bit better. Like I've mentioned earlier, I'm usually using this in combination with TS support
 
@ Rodger:

I'm sorry, I don't know what you're smoking, but Hera still does 149.00% - 175.29% with a neutral natured Close Combat to your Blissey. This is saying that Guts have activated, of course. So I'm wondering, what's special about this Blissey except it has a slightly different spread? Looks just like a standard Wishbliss with Counter.
 
animenagai said:
yeah i understand that. the speed puts salamence over dragonite. however, dragonite has a really good move pool. i fully expect that you could use dragonite as a mixed sweeper (boah lookalike) if you wanted to. how many scarfchomps do you see? tons of them and they're great especially in late game. outrage sweeps your last 3 pokes. dragonite + scarf with neutral nature in speed and max EV's gives you 359 speed. not as high as one would like, but definitely fast enough. apart from it's speed, its stats are very impressive. for a 600, i think it's very underused.
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exactly due to the mass use of ScarfChomp ScarfNite isn't that appealing anymore. Even with plus nature max speed and scarf you're still outsped by Chomp(not too sure since I didn't do the math >_<) unless it's adamant then maybe you have a shot of outspeeding it but a jolly one would murder you.
 
Akatsuki said:
@ Rodger:

I'm sorry, I don't know what you're smoking, but Hera still does 149.00% - 175.29% with a neutral natured Close Combat to your Blissey. This is saying that Guts have activated, of course. So I'm wondering, what's special about this Blissey except it has a slightly different spread? Looks just like a standard Wishbliss with Counter.
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Protect reduces that nasty number to a much more manageble 0% and follows up with a switch to a resist/immunity, thus wearing Heracross down since most Heracross tend to have a choice item. Only way Heracross can guarantee a KO on Blissey is if it comes in on Protect.

While it does look similar to WishBliss, its role is less focused on team support. Wish is rarely given to another party member unless I have someone low on hp that I think I can switch to safely. Counter tends to net this thing more KO's than any Blissey should ever be allowed to get.
 
For teh lulz

Skarmory@Choice Band
Nature- Adamant
Ability- Keen Eye
Moves: Brave Bird/ Pursuit/ Steel Wing/ X-Scissor
Att-252 Def-252 Hp-6

Gives Skarm 426 Attack combine that with a 120 base power move with STAB and your opponent could be really caught off guard. Not that I would ever use this but it would be funny.
 
Camerupt @ Choice Scarf
Hasty | Solid Rock
252 Spd, 132 Atk, 126 SA
~Explosion
~Overheat
~Earthquake
~Stone Edge

Yeah, very very very very very very gimmicky, but it can potentially work in UU. Don't lol, because this thing reaches 294 Speed, 277 SA and 269 Atk. Meh, a random idea just popped into my head.
 
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Metagross - Leftovers / Life Orb / Meadow Plate(Not shure how much boost)
Nature - Adamant
EV: 252 Atk / 154 Speed / 104 HP
Magnet Rise/Earthquake
Agility
Meteor Mash
Grass Knot
 
Blaze-iken
Blaziken @ Salac Berry
4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd, Jolly (HP E/IV divisible by 4)
- Substitute
- Blaze Kick
- Sky Uppercut/Stone Edge
- Swords Dance/Stone Edge

Blaziken likes Subsalac helping out its Speed (base 80 * 1.5 gets over Scarf-hera I think), and Blaze activates too, so let's abuse that. Flare Blitz will kill yourself, so Blaze Kick/Sky Uppercut will have to do. Swords Dance lets you boost even more.
 
I don't know what the EVs for Porygon2 are, but today, while bored, i came up with this:

Porygon2 @ Leftovers
Bold Nature
Trace

Now, here's the ridiculously complex EVs:

228 HP 184 DEF 40 Sp. Atk 58 Sp. Def

These EVs yield 378 HP, 300 DEF, 266 Sp. Atk, 250 Sp. Def . It's a very bulky Porygon. Best part is, it survives two Outrages from Garchomp, and counters (and OHKOs) Garchomp, Salamence and Gyarados easily. Does anyone have a moveset to go with this spread, though?

-Recover
-Thunderbolt
-Ice Beam
-???

Oh, PS, I'm gonna make this in-game. Does anyone have a good IV'd bold porygon kicking around :D
 
Just sumthin ive been using for quite some time on pbr and hes a nice lead

sceppy (sceptile for the idiots)
jolly 252 att 252 spd
-leaf blade
-pursuit
-quick attack
-aerial ace

well he outruns most pokes and you can have him hold either meadow plate or a choice itam. the plate for a boosted leafblade that can kill many common leads or you can use a choice item for even more of a power boost or a speed boost.

now his other moves are pretty useful his pursuit for predicting switches and q.a. for those who outrun you and aerial ace for typing
 
Does anyone have a moveset to go with this spread, though?

-Recover
-Thunderbolt
-Ice Beam
-???
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I quite like Toxic as the final move on Porygon2. Allows him to poison the opponent, then hide behind Recover and those great defences. Lets him defeat things like Cradily and Blissey (w/o Heal Bell), and makes Porygon less two-dimensional.
 
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