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Heck, Celebi is living proof of that. It has more weaknesses than a rat has fleas and yet still manages to worm its way into OU every gen.

Probably not the best team I can come up with, but for my first playthrough I thought I could just go with some of my favourites. This team is a bit weak to Rock and Ground though...

That changes everything!

Celesteela is a rocket ship. Her typing makes more sense. Also we've seen worse movepool slipups, like pokemon with no hands or tails learning double slap/tail whip.

A poor man's Arceus will a "meh" move pool. The problem I have is that it doesn't shine in any area. It is completely outclasses by a ton of pokemon regardless of what role you want it to fit on your team. The only thing it has going for it is unpredictability, but then again, it gets out shined...

An unexpected surprise! It was the last pokemon I expected to have a good stat distribution/move pool this generation...oh how wrong I was about everything. At least I found my new favourite Fairy type.

I really wish more pokemon got Slush Rush, preferably some that aren't Ice-types. I don't want to wait another generation to finally feel like Hail can stand up to other weather teams. Oh well, A-Ninetales will become popular due to the blessing of being a weather starter, regardless of how...

I think it's because the pokemon is made out of glass or a glass-like material, and Poison type because...welll... it's a jellyfish.

People forget Togekiss.

What about Whimsicott? Is it worth using as a supportive poke? Or as a SubSeeder?

What it has over Keldeo is that it can be used on Trick Room teams and is not weak to Fairies? Those are the only pros it has over Keldeo.

What about Mr. Mime. It's got Nasty Plot, excellent speed, SpA. I think people really underestimate him.

I don't think Gengar learns Sludge Wave, unless he got it in gen 6.

I really doubt they would give Tentacruel this move. It makes no sense flavor wise.

I doubt absorbing the web will give Bug type pokemon a niche in OU. It will just make Scizor all the more popular.

I think it's a broken move that completely destroys the meta game, just like Stealth Rock. No move should cause such pressure on your opponent, at least not a "fire and forget" hazard. It's kind of hard to believe GF wanted to balance the game when they pull a stunt like this.

Is it still bug/steel? I can't see with that flash in the picture.

Honestly, i'm happy they gave it something. Just look at Farfetch'd ...

The plot thickens...

Once you mega evolve you stay that way untill the battle ends. So yes, you can switch out then back in and you would still be a Mega.