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Part of Skarmory's effectiveness is to be able to Whirlwind. You might wanna test just adding Roar to Vaporeon for now and see how that works out standalone, before deciding on Skarmory's Brave Bird. And I guess Dragonite is bulky enough to DD and better yet with Wish support.

Well, since you have Toxic Spikes & Stealth Rock already, why not go for the whole package with Spikes? You already have someone who can stop Rapid Spin (Gengar), so I'd suggest you one up it- Vaporeon gets Roar instead of Toxic, since you already have Toxic Spikes. Skarmory gets Spikes instead...

Thanks for noting that, I provided an updated chart with Levitate checked off on the list. Jirachi lead would be quite troublesome, but usually switching right into Shuckle & Encore works, and it goes on from there. My lack of EQ is noticeable here, yes, and my best bet to put it in would...

OU Pokemon never really worked for me, so instead of downgrading myself to UU & BL, I chose to give OU players a run for their money by bringing UU & BL Pokemon into the OU environment. So far I've done 22:3 W/L on Shoddy with this, and I'm considering on spending some hours on it for real...

This battle gets a two thumbs up, plus a cookie, and a bowl of Raisan Bran.

Erm... may I ask what Pokemon that is for? I'm presuming it's Swellow though, judging from the moveset and strategy.

Forcing the Salac + Torrent via Sub was a strategy I considered, but then I remembered Roar/Whirlwind. With my experience, hurting oneself to gain better results isn't that good of a plan. So far, this Revenge Killer build has not failed me yet. It's done tremendously well, when it comes to...

Not many people expect a Hitmonchan being able to outspeed OU Pokemon, so that's his advantage; bearing a Choice Scarf to sweep.

Oops, he wrote nature inplace of ability, so I didn't see that part, and I didn't remember Machamp's ability. X_x

Hope that helped. ^_~

38 Wins-9 Losses The OU play seems easy enough, reverse psychology has served me well enough against these players, but I know they aren't the real deal, and real WiFi players are sure to be much harder to predict.

Whoa, quite epic there. o.o I'm still not able to believe how Garchomp pulled through for you, but great War Story, and although I dislike Garchomps, I'll for one say this- your's faired dam well in this battle.

My biggest surprise is probably the usage of Shuckle. It's Encore is a priceless move to me. Also, I'm thinking of having Torkoal scout, by trading Yawn for Protect. I didn't realize it had to breed Yawn on, and I went through such a hassle for my Shiny Torkoal. ._. Scouting does have it's...

Gator has earned itself a permanent spot on my team. When all seemed hopeless for a 4-1 game, I managed to turn it around using Gator. Having predicted a survival, I used Dragon Dance first. Then he was bumped down to a measly 1% HP. This however, gave him the Salac Boost. DD + Salac + Torrent...

Muk usually gets loads of action, countering Steel types. I Encore them with Shuckle, and snap out Muk. A Fire Punch to the Scizor hurts, especially when they're loling at Poison v. Steel. This time, he wasn't needed sadly, because I usually use him as bait at least.

Anything is possible, the question is, is it being done? I haven't seen a UU/BL team yet, and I've been playing for a while. Then there are those who wanna stay strictly in UU or BL, just because they think it's hard or impossible to fight OU's. Well, I'm just here stapling proof it's not hard...

Roger, I'll do that next time. I'm pondering if I should or not. I just won a 4 OU, 2 UU battle against someone, using the same team. It's rather amusing how easy it is to win, yet everyone still chooses to use the same old Pokes from OU.

For one to win, for one to conquer. For one to tire of glamor and retire from into the noir. Weary of the same, dreary of another. Seeking the thrill and rush of anticipation. That is what I wanted. To claim that challenge, to attempt another suicidal feat, but what is there to do? To be reborn...

Right, but theres a high chance he'll die before he can sponge in any Hypnosis or CC. First of all, even if he swaps out, Pursuit will hunt and kill him. Second of all, he'll most likely die quite early. Third of all, a Gengar or Bronzong can't be countered with a Banette. Those are the reasons...

Ice is abundant to a point I'd rather suggest anyone to pack a Flying type, and Psychic is quite a problem for Primeape. Close Combat and Hypnosis are polar opposites, so when you avoid Hypnosis, there is no threat to being smacked with a CC. Against a Gengar, you'll be vulnerable to Focus...