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The list of counters for Dragonite says a few scarfers can OHKO through Multiscale but doesn't name them specifically. Any idea what they are? Or, for that matter, any other really stellar counters to Dragonite that preferably can kill it and not just wall it?

Only the distribution, either one works the same way.

In the VGC, how important are IVs? Like is having (almost) flawless Pokemon necessary? Is havin Pokemon with 31 in their relevant stats important? Or could one successfully use a team that was EV trained and had the right natures, etc but did not necessarily have good IVs?

demolished by AkHolic, gg

hmmm that was weird... before I couldn't VM or PM you... wanna play now?

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Do we know for sure that that's Aang? Actually I think I read somewhere that it is which makes sense anyway. But they still chose to build the giant statue of him to be like he was 12 years old... I guess because that's when he defeated Sozin but still... Speaking of the statue, did anyone...

Personally I think they should show the adult version, if only because I'm interested in how a kid who was shorter than virtually everyone in the original series ended up having a child who's like 7'6". And I put a lot of pressure on LoK, since The Last Airbender is one of my favorite shows...

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The portion of this day taking place after the sun sets We have not aged to a great degree Therefore let us ignite the planet on which we reside We can emit more light Than the ball of extremely hot hydrogen gas located more closely to the planet Earth than any other ball of extremely hot...

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In the teambuilding phase, you should note hat to modify gender, ability, IVs, etc, you have to display Advanced Options and also you could show where the option to see such options as located in the picture, as iirc the Advanced Options are not displayed the first time you open the teambuilder...

This basically expands on the OP but what I've been thinking about is being able to find Pokemon that commonly use a specific type of Hidden Power or have that type in their analysis as currently, when you go the Hidden Power page, you see basically every Pokemon listed. So there is no real way...

bugmaniacbob's looks like it would be a whole lot of fun to use. Anyway: Name: Custom-made offense General Description: Create a strong attacking Pokemon wih only one viable set; however, this Pokemon uses this set exceptionally well to do great offensive damage to the opponent. (Sort of an...

You're probably right about Cradily being placed on the wrong team; I certainly don't have much experience with him before. Chansey does block Rotom and have Wish but he gets blasted into pieces more miniscule than grains of sand on a beach/desert with REALLY fine sand by Terrakion who is the...

Pocket? I don't know who that is lol anyway Cradily works as a good Rotom-W counter but unfortunately doesn't do that much besides have decent bulk UNLESS my opponent is using Sandstorm in which case he's actually really useful to have

This. I've been sticking with my original style of hyper offense and I've found it very difficult. I've used 5 sweepers plus a wall and while the sweepers haven't been to weak to succeed (I've always had enough attacking power), I've been hard pressed to find one wall to fill my needs. I've...

But you have to remember: these teams are being used against the Standard OU tier, not just against other teams which follow these restrictions. As such, Politoed, Tyranitar, and Heatran are on your opponents teams so you do have to account for them.

Thanks and indeed I am. For now I'm using the standard set on the analysis but I might drop Roost for another attack move/use Lefties instead of Life Orb. But I just made the change to Honchkrow today so I'm going to battle more before I decide. He seems to work well though especially if I...