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'Mence is weak to SR, zomg. Keep him in UU/BL with all the other worthless Flying/Filler types that lose +25% from switching in.

(this is PP) Did you seriously just register an account to say that? Aerodactyl: Ice Fang isn't doing you much good outside of lead Gliscor; consider perhaps Fire Fang for surprising Scizor/Forry? Umbreon: Fix the EVs. You're running max SpA and Spe with a -Spe nature. 252 HP / 92 SpD /...

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The spikes look fun, but a little bit fuzzy; I'd make them sharper or drop them altogether. Just an idea, though. What animal is it? ^Yes, it's partially buried. I was messing around with arms; I wanted it to feel "hollow," with some little critter living inside a coat of sand shaped like a...

It doesn't have to hit obscenely hard, as Pursuit has 80 Base Power and would ideally hit whoever's switching out SE, and STAB EQ has 150 BP; going for Mixed, possibly Physical. I'd rather it's not too biased either way. Even if it is heavily biased towards Physical, the option to go special as...

"Sand-serpent-doll-thing." Color scheme, anyone? Does it work at all?

Still, you don't want a "Stop the Secondary" to be weak to the most common form of "Secondary" damage, Stealth Rock. That may or may not limit the other type of STS to Fighting, Steel, or Rock. Just a thought.

From moi in the other thread: Also, do we have any Dark, Normal, Flying, or Psychic CaP's?

So.. will CaP 9 also be a Two-Sided Attacker? Except with immunities?

Multitype sounds very interesting; if nothing else, a Trick immunity is one of the biggest things Stop the Secondary could stand to gain; it would also allow you to customize your CaP to block/counter certain Entry Hazards/Residual Damage of your choice. It could also be a great way to ensure...

Just for the heck of it: Heatran BST: 600 Jirachi BST: 600 Cyclohm BST: 548 Empoleon BST: 530 All of which are part Steel/Dragon. I'd like an example of a Wall that must focus on Special/Physical. Are there any?

To what extent do you want to stop Residual Damage/Status? Or is that for the community to decide? Sort of like "Neglected Ability" without mentioning an ability?

Isn't that jumping the gun a little? But that's the feeling I'm getting for both, as well.

Isn't this Fidgit? When I picture "Stop the Secondary," I see someone with SR resistance (Ground, Fighting, or Steel typing), and possible Spikes Immunity (Levitate, Magic Guard), and perhaps 1 or 2 immunities to Leech Seed, Flinch, Toxic Spikes, Poison, Burn, or Paralysis. Which may just be...

SD Scizor and SD Lucario seem a bit redundant together, because they're both weak to Fire, which can give you a bit of trouble. You could probably benefit more from changing one of them to a Choice set. In this case, I would rather have Lucario with the Choice item over Scizor, because SD Scizor...

You know, Melth, this actually looks pretty fun to try. I'll give it a shot, and post the bloody massacre that results later.

You need 5 more pokemon, or else this might be closed. Aggron's 4x weakness to Earthquake and CC hurt it, but if you could survive it, that metal burst would hurt. You'd need to get a curse in, then burst an attack, and that'd leave you at very low health.. maybe add Rest in place of one of your...

You could give Flygon a try for the heck of it, but I don't think 100 Base Attack will hurt much... all that leaves is Salamence. On your Bronzong, I'd run Heatproof over Levitate. As a lead, Spikes certainly won't be down to prove that you don't have Levitate, and Heatproof helps to negate...

You've mentioned Blissey as a major pain in the fanny; right now, I'd say Kingdra might be a weak link on your team, because if it doesn't set up, it's death fodder. Consider replacing it with Lucario, who also has Toxic Spikes immunity, and who's weaknesses can be exploited by Empoleon, Gengar...