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It could be two reasons that I know of Zach; You probably just gotta update your java, and it'll be squared away. Regardless of whether or not you have the most recent version of Java, however, the system's down at the moment. So just check back in a while!

/gratitude.

Just wanted to say Thanks to all that worked on this. Taking three programming classes, and knowing I wasn't up to chops to handle all of that, it's amazing how a small team like you guys can come up with something as amazing as these applications.

Flygon also has immunity to all forms of spikes, an immunity to ground, and only two weaknesses. Heatran has an immunity to toxic spikes, two immunities, TEN resistances, and only three weaknesses. As for Dusknoir, again, he's meant to be a wall. The point is, as great as 100/100/100...

The problem is that, as a sweeper, it doesn't have high offensive stats, at least for this generation. =/ Name a popular sweeper from gen 4 that had stats at 100 or lower, that's also not bulky and has a x2 weakness to SR.

Interestingly enough, A choice Scarf Desperation is a pretty good counter / check to one of the most hyped sweepers right now - Blaziken. Resisting both his STABS, you can Switch in on the swords dance or attack, then kill him off before speed boost becomes a problem.

The STATS are great, but it's typing is just not helping in anyway. Luckily, he has great ways to burn pursuit-trappers, rock-users, etc., though, so that's useful. Maybe a set utilizing Light Screen and Will-o-wisp can work... It just is terrible he didn't get any recovery move.

A darn shame. :( Victini was probably my favorite of this gen. But it's ironic that he has so many high accuracy moves. Such a waste of a good ability. Has anyone thought up an interesting support set for him?? will-o-wisp... other things??

These are just moves that Victini learns inherently. They're only accessible with heart scales and the move relearner. Anyway, I just noticed that Victini gets Cheer-up, which can't be too bad on him. Like a Superachi, only more frail. He can be mixed with it, or just take advantage of the ATK...

Well, you forgot Snorlax. With two curses alone, Snorlax is capable of sweeping a great many. Although, I do see your point, and Espeon stats do suggest it being a sweeper rather than support. But, as I said, pokemon like Snorlax and pikachu benefit greatly from the screens, and Espeon's speed...

Thanks Lucas - appreciate it. :D

Bump. I'd really appreciate it if anyone knows a good EV spread for my Zard.

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That'd be interesting. Any idea where I could get it though?

TBH, I've tried the scarflead Venusaur out, and attempted a team based on Bellydrumming Charizard, but the results were not good. Even with a lead Venusaur, they still have the shot of setting up SR eventually, and Charizard's strength to take out many common leads in one to two shots, I have...

All right; finally added the changes. And, as for Substitute.... I found no point to it. if I was faster, I'd sub, then lose it like that. And, if I'm SLOWER, The Mouse Pokemon's dead. Everyone knows Pikachu needs to die, and quickly, so no one tries switching in, or setting up, because...

Thanks Rhinosaur. There's nothing better than winning with the Underdog team. Anyhow, as I've seen, non of the team can learn SR. :/ Damn shame. I do fear Dragon Dancers in general, which is why I'm going to change Blastoise into a physical wall. I'll be changing Venusaur as well. Thanks for...

Oh, and, unfortunately, I don't know where I could get SR up. I don't think Blastoise has the move-slots to put it on him. :/

TBH, I was searching for the list of leads, and since I couldn't find a viable source, I just went with the fact that I saw more Gyarados. I'll edit it to put HP Grass. I just don't like the amount of power I'd be losing if I change it to Timid. As for those pesky Dragon Dancers, I usually...

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