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with SR support, a gyarados with ice fang can whipe out your entire team in no time, and has an easy time setting up on half of your team. I also feel like your Latias carries your team in terms of counters. Lucario and infernape can easily set up on most of your team. You also lack a salamence...

Phazers are hardly required in today's metagame. It isn't something you have to fill in several of like it was in ADV. Gyarados will easily sweep your team, as you really have no counters to it. Jirachi can't switch into a good one who will simply put in gyarados, pop earthquake and switch out...

I put this in my first post which got deleted by a power outage while typing it and forgot to include it here, but after using Tentacruel extensively I found it very unreliable when it has to actually get the Toxic Spikes on the field. Since Empoleon shares the same ground weakness as...

I would really recommend choice scarf on Jirachi. That infernape weak is too big for suicune to deal with alone. I would also recommend another SR user like Gliscor that can actually handle Gyarados or Salamence to an extent depending on what fang you give it. Skarmory seems like a waste of a...

Dusknoir is an incredible Gyarados counter with Thunder Punch, Roselia sets up against a decent number of leads without relying on Focus Sash, and relying on it grants me a 75% chance to beat pokemon like Azelf out with Focus Sash. Essentially, it has Focus Sash for a reason, and sending it out...

Did you read the guidelines at all? Also all you did with that Clefable is steal it from another thread. Easy switch ins to Aero are Bronzong and Scizor, two very common pokemon, and you're expecting to set up hail after you get Aero in when they're both extremely steel weak? You didn't even...

It's really hard to judge a team like this since it's been, as you said, thrown together from some old ADV teams. It's advisable to put together some real strategies before posting a team and expecting real results.

Can you be a little more specific, or say why you think that's a problem? Flygon used to be Choice Band until a little while ago, but it helps a lot with most of what dusknoir can't handle physically.

Lucario, Salamence, Gyarados and Scizor are all immune to Toxic Spikes. Stealth Rock is almost always up in every match with this team within the first several turns, or at least the first 10, given the typing coordination where Bronzong is almost always needed to switch in. I've mentioned minor...

Heatran learns dragon pulse, you know. It's better than HP Dragon. You have a big gyara weak, which can just taunt Skarmory. Only Jolteon can switch into Gengar, and that's just barely. It looks like you hardly put any work into this team. This is supported by your description of the strategy...

I spent about an hour and a half typing up an incredibly detailed and darn good looking RMT for a fairly unique team, and my power went out, so I'm here to create a slightly downgraded version for your viewing pleasure. The idea for this team is to force offense oriented teams into a defensive...