GARCHOMPZILLA

Lol, I wasn't going to try strapping my sister to a target and try missing her by centimeters or anything like that.

I may actually, it is my hobby after all (although I'm not great at it yet).

Eh, I'll just pick one and present you with the Scizor ASAP, perhaps by dartboard method (or throwing knives), idk.

Why does it matter what game its on? I can use serebiis IV calclulator for Emerald if I need to.

I did, but I was told to do it anyways.

Well sorry! I am the master interpreter if you hadn't noticed, and it sounded like you thought I thought you were a dumb***

Don't kill the messenger, BS told me to tell you the format -_-

Hmm, I'll either do that or I'll catch a scyther on my LG and breed it on emerald, then duplicate the rare candies in about a minute compared to the long amount of time it would take me to migrate all of those pokemon. Assuming that scyther can even be found on LG.

I can still migrate a crapload of pokemon (I've done that with mews and deoxyses because I can get anything I want instantly on GTS) over with rare candies. Or I could just RNG the scyther on emerald.

Ok, so for movesets I use a format like this:

Pokemon: @ Item
Moveset Name:
Overview:
Nature:
EVs:
Move 1:
Move 2:
Move 3:
Move 4:
Set Description: ***Note: This is often very detailed, with every aspect considered.***
Counters:
I'll post an example soon of a set I did for an old issue.

Or I could just mass duplicate Rare candies on my emerald with the battle tower glitch.

Lol I see you post every where I post.

I though am one of the only team leaders who actually am active in the community.

Yeah, but if I do that, then I have to factor in all the EV's that the pokemon earn from doing that.

Yeah, but on all of the youtube videos i've seen, it looks like I'll need about 50 rare candies so that I can check the IV's.

I certainly hope so.

I can trade you that SOPA Woobat today. Please, VM me when your ready to trade. Thank you :)

Also SOPA was given up on! Now just to stop PIPA!!!

milotic- Gengar Thunderbolt will 2HKO, and if you KO Gengar, I'll just revenge kill with T-Tar Stone Edge
gastrodon- Gastrodon and the following two would be the toughest to beat, but thanks to Sandstorm, even after a CC, Terrakion can survive and give it a second CC, or Gengar can 2HKO with Shadow Ball


Cresselia- Terrakion easily takes a Psychic and can 2HKO with X-Scizor, or T-Tar can 2HKO with Crunch. (It doesn't matter too much at this point if it is hit by T-Wave)

metagross- Tyranitar will die after it uses Earthquake OR Infernape can OHKO with Flamethrower

As you can see, I have my own opinion of your team, which, like you against mine, I have battled similar styles before. Currently, it is merely opinion, but I am hesitant to battle you now after giving away a large part of my strategy/plan, so I will battle you, but not soon. (Sorry, my paragraph was about 1534 characters too long for one message. Read up from the bottom.)

Infernape- If it comes in from Jelli, it won't be using CC, and T-tar can come in, or I can simply sacrifice the active mon and have T-Tar revenge kill (Unless it carries Mach Punch. I haven't done damage calcs on that before) Also though, Jelli can wall, and Gengar can come in on a predicted fighting move and hit with Shadow Ball

Archeops- One Gyro Ball ruins it. If I think you'll switch to 'Nape, I'll use Stealth Rock and switch to the appropriate Pokemon

Scizor- Infernape is faster and can take a BP, KOing it afterwards. Jellicent can take a Banded Pursuit for about 60% and be able to recover with 10% remaining. If you switch to Archeops on 'Nape, T-Tar will teach it a lesson, and then if you switch again, I can go back to something else
(Scizor can do "That attack will do between 217 and 255 damage!" to Jellicent from a max attack banded Pursuit. That's 53% to 63%. In other words, if your Scizor is banded, which I assume it is, it can survive one hit, Will-O-Wisp, and recover on the next turn. If it isn't banded, Pursuit does less than half. I applied Technician.)

(And on the TMBM win, he said it himself, he's not very good at OU. More of an Ubers player.) Hahaha but again, not everybody battles the exact same way- in fact, I'd bet you haven't battled my specific Gengar; most of the people who use these "unoriginal" Pokemon use the "unoriginal" sets, and I don't.

Gyrados- Gengar comes in and T-Bolts, or Jellicent Will-O-Wisps and Taunts. If I suspect a Scizor switch, I switch to one of my counters.

Latios- T-Tar outspeeds (Unless Scarfed, which I suspect, in which case it still couldn't OHKO T-Tar, even with Surf, thanks to SS.) and if you switch to Infernape, I can switch to Jellicent, where it can either A: take a Thunder Punch (If you carry) and use Scald for fair damage, or B. switch out again.

Lol. It's a work in progress, but I'm determined to learn how to do it.

Wait... Did I say Ferrothorn? No I meant Foretress. Rapid Spin and no fighting weakness I much better.
My T-Tar doesn't have SR...

Thanks, I'll need it, although I'm about there, just trying to get the hang of the hardest part. I basically have to use sweet scent and check the IV's of multiple pokemon and time how long it was from when I turned on the game to when I either encountered it or when I caught it. I think.

Yes, but you don't know How I play it, do you?

You underestimate me, GARCHOMPZILLA. Everything switches away from Terrakion because everyone thinks its Choiced. Gengar does OHKO Haxorus. No Scizor carries Lum or Night Slash, and of course Ferros is weak to this too. That's another reason the Jelli is a good teammate. Also, T-Tar is scarfed, giving it speed greater than that of base 115s.
Infernape works fine for its job.