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The team: :Great Tusk: :Iron Valiant: :Slowking: :Baxcalibur: :Iron Moth: :Meowscarada: https://pokepast.es/dfacf193a4114ce8 With this team, I've taken elements that've gotten me value on different teams and put them together. I've had a winning record for a good number of games, and...

:Dragalge: :Glimmora: :Gholdengo: :Pelipper: :Greninja: :Floatzel: Simple team, I find poison much more viable, and you'll find yourself getting a lot of chip damage through Dragalge and Glimmora. Greninja can operate with and without rain effectively, tera grass taking Rotom-W by surprise...

TriCore Balance With this team, I wanted to create a trio of Tyranitar, Tapu Fini and Magnezone. I then added Tornadus for utility, Kyurem for breaking and Dragapult for sweeping. I will be explaining what they do, and how they synergize with each other below. Overall this team covers a lot of...

So here's my best NU team. I call it the boys because it has Pokemon that are very dear to me, I'm glad I was able to not only make them viable but also deadly. Araquanid and Mudsale work very well together as tanks and hazard setters, the trio of Golurk, Starmie and Zoroark are very scary...

Here's my most reliable team. I feel its very balanced, the team has an aggregate weakness only to fairy and fire. According to Jake Rodelius team weakness calculator, it has an above average rating: Team Weakness Calculator. The team has very strict roles and everyone performs their duty well...

Just a quick team I put together and found success with. But of course its not without its faults. Tyranitar @ Leftovers Ability: Sand Stream EVs: 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD Sassy Nature - Stealth Rock - Toxic - Earthquake - Ice Beam Classic sp. def T-tar. Blacephalon and Dragapult switch-in...