Hello you awesome people, I am m0xx!
After getting bored of laddering, I've specialised on high level teambuilding a year ago. Apart from building serious squads, I've discovered the power of Porygon-Z, styled on my opponents with DD Zard and destroyed entire teams with my non Quiver Dance Volcarona.
This, Ladys and Gentlemen, is my new squad:
For those just looking for the importable:
http://pastebin.com/a4X4Siys
I've put more time and passion into this team than you guys can even imagine, it's like my baby right now. Well, I wouln't send my baby into pointless 6v6 battles against fantasy creatures, but you get the point.
numero uno:
Snowlax (Abomasnow)
@ Abomasite
Soundproof
232 HP / 20 Atk / 4 Def / 252 SpA
Quiet
- Hidden Power [Fire]
- Blizzard
- Giga Drain
- Ice Shard
There are lots of bad Abomasnow sets out there. Why use SD when you can't even outspeed the slowest of walls? Why use Earthquake when you will have to perfectly predict Heatran switching in?
Calm down broskis. This is the shit.
Blizzard + Giga Drain + Hidden Power Fire hits 90% of the OU Metagame for super effective Damage!
While this number may not be accurate, it gives you a feel of how unprepaired OU teams are for this monster. If your opponent doesn't have a bulky Fire Type or a Chansey, Abomasnow is going to have a field day.
Also this thing is fucking bulky. Don't believe me?
This spread allows it to take Choice Banded Scizors Bullet Punch, Scarfed T-Tars Stone Edge, Scarfed Keldeos Secret Sword and Life Orb Bisharps Iron Head.
If you're looking for calcs, check this out:
http://pastebin.com/KksAYsQC
Soundproof as your ability makes it easier to control weather. Also when facing a Mega Venusaur without HP Fire, Abomasnow walls it.
номер два:
Ruby (Starmie)
@ Life Orb
Analytic
252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Timid
- Hydro Pump
- Psyshock (Thunderbolt suggested by Barian)
- Rapid Spin
- Ice Beam
This team is oriented towards hazard stacking, so we definately don't want Defog.
Since our team is very weak to Stealth Rocks and Spikes, Rapid Spin is a must have.
Life Orb Analytic Starmie is not only a reliable spinner, but also a revenge killer and a wallbreaker in one. I decided against Recover, because Ice Beam gives us important offensive presence while Psyshock kills Breloom and Keldeo while also denieing Azumarill and Manaphy a free switchin.
I know that Recover is a very good move, but just play Starmie a bit more carefully and it'll pay off for sure!
Nummer drei:
Wacken (Heatran)
@ Leftovers
Flash Fire
248 HP / 192 SpD / 68 Spe
Calm
- Lava Plume
- Earth Power
- Stealth Rock
- Toxic
defensive Heatran. nuff said.
Anzahl Weide:
Mercedes (Klefki)
@ Leftovers
Prankster
252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Calm
- Flash Cannon
- Thunder Wave
- Spikes
- Magnet Rise
SpDef Klefki. nuff said. actually. no.
Klefki has 3 roles on this team:
1. Spikes stacking
2. T-wave support (Kyurem/Abomasnow)
3. Checking Pokemon like Latios, Weavile, Hoopa and Garchomp
Klefki is the most reliable Spike setter in the game. It's ability to paralize !anything! at the same time
is also key. ha. ha. ha.
Running out of languages:
Whitebeard (Landorus-T)
@ Lum Berry/Earth Plate
Intimidate
252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Adamant
- Swords Dance
- Earthquake
- Stone Edge/Knock off
- Rock Polish
Before I made the last big update to the team this was a defensive Lando as well as my rocker.
even with Magma Storm Taunt Heatran at that time, I felt to weak to Clefable, Chansey, Sableye, Cresselia etc.
Dual Dance Landorus-T serves as an amazing wallbreaker as well as a decent late game cleaner.
The Lum Berry set lets you set up on Rotom and Sableye as well as having an easier time staying in on Scald if needed. Earth Power hits fat walls for more damage.
Stone Edge is the overall stronger move while Knock Off is more reliable and has the ability to OHKO Latios.
number six
Kapura (Kyurem-B)
@ Life Orb
Teravolt
EVs: 20 Atk / 252 SpA / 236 Spe
Mild
- Ice Beam
- Earth Power
- Fusion Bolt
- Roost
236 Speed is enough to outrun Hoopa Unbound as well as Gardevoir before the Mega Evolution.
There is not much to add, Kyurem is just a fantastic wallbreaker that can profit very much from Hazards on the other side as well as Klefkis t-wave support.
________________________________________________________________________________________
So this is the squad. Thank you guys for reading and make sure to try out the team yourself.
Remember, Fire types are this teams savage. Both Charizards as well as Things like Scarfed Heatran, Entei and Volcarona have to be played around perfectly.
When I started building a team around Mega Abomasnow I hoped for a fun team that would perform decently.
Now after a lot of testing and laddering I can say that it has been performing far beyond my expectations. This team is power, use it wisely.
Obviously I am open for suggestions on how to make the team even stronger, just leave them down in the comments.
Ladder peak proof:
http://s24.postimg.org/kqkv2biit/ladder_peak2.png
After getting bored of laddering, I've specialised on high level teambuilding a year ago. Apart from building serious squads, I've discovered the power of Porygon-Z, styled on my opponents with DD Zard and destroyed entire teams with my non Quiver Dance Volcarona.
This, Ladys and Gentlemen, is my new squad:






For those just looking for the importable:
http://pastebin.com/a4X4Siys
I've put more time and passion into this team than you guys can even imagine, it's like my baby right now. Well, I wouln't send my baby into pointless 6v6 battles against fantasy creatures, but you get the point.
numero uno:
Snowlax (Abomasnow)

@ Abomasite
Soundproof
232 HP / 20 Atk / 4 Def / 252 SpA
Quiet
- Hidden Power [Fire]
- Blizzard
- Giga Drain
- Ice Shard
There are lots of bad Abomasnow sets out there. Why use SD when you can't even outspeed the slowest of walls? Why use Earthquake when you will have to perfectly predict Heatran switching in?
Calm down broskis. This is the shit.
Blizzard + Giga Drain + Hidden Power Fire hits 90% of the OU Metagame for super effective Damage!
While this number may not be accurate, it gives you a feel of how unprepaired OU teams are for this monster. If your opponent doesn't have a bulky Fire Type or a Chansey, Abomasnow is going to have a field day.
Also this thing is fucking bulky. Don't believe me?
This spread allows it to take Choice Banded Scizors Bullet Punch, Scarfed T-Tars Stone Edge, Scarfed Keldeos Secret Sword and Life Orb Bisharps Iron Head.
If you're looking for calcs, check this out:
http://pastebin.com/KksAYsQC
Soundproof as your ability makes it easier to control weather. Also when facing a Mega Venusaur without HP Fire, Abomasnow walls it.
номер два:
Ruby (Starmie)

@ Life Orb
Analytic
252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Timid
- Hydro Pump
- Psyshock (Thunderbolt suggested by Barian)
- Rapid Spin
- Ice Beam
This team is oriented towards hazard stacking, so we definately don't want Defog.
Since our team is very weak to Stealth Rocks and Spikes, Rapid Spin is a must have.
Life Orb Analytic Starmie is not only a reliable spinner, but also a revenge killer and a wallbreaker in one. I decided against Recover, because Ice Beam gives us important offensive presence while Psyshock kills Breloom and Keldeo while also denieing Azumarill and Manaphy a free switchin.
I know that Recover is a very good move, but just play Starmie a bit more carefully and it'll pay off for sure!
Nummer drei:
Wacken (Heatran)

@ Leftovers
Flash Fire
248 HP / 192 SpD / 68 Spe
Calm
- Lava Plume
- Earth Power
- Stealth Rock
- Toxic
defensive Heatran. nuff said.
Anzahl Weide:
Mercedes (Klefki)

@ Leftovers
Prankster
252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Calm
- Flash Cannon
- Thunder Wave
- Spikes
- Magnet Rise
SpDef Klefki. nuff said. actually. no.
Klefki has 3 roles on this team:
1. Spikes stacking
2. T-wave support (Kyurem/Abomasnow)
3. Checking Pokemon like Latios, Weavile, Hoopa and Garchomp
Klefki is the most reliable Spike setter in the game. It's ability to paralize !anything! at the same time
is also key. ha. ha. ha.
Running out of languages:
Whitebeard (Landorus-T)

@ Lum Berry/Earth Plate
Intimidate
252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Adamant
- Swords Dance
- Earthquake
- Stone Edge/Knock off
- Rock Polish
Before I made the last big update to the team this was a defensive Lando as well as my rocker.
even with Magma Storm Taunt Heatran at that time, I felt to weak to Clefable, Chansey, Sableye, Cresselia etc.
Dual Dance Landorus-T serves as an amazing wallbreaker as well as a decent late game cleaner.
The Lum Berry set lets you set up on Rotom and Sableye as well as having an easier time staying in on Scald if needed. Earth Power hits fat walls for more damage.
Stone Edge is the overall stronger move while Knock Off is more reliable and has the ability to OHKO Latios.
number six
Kapura (Kyurem-B)

@ Life Orb
Teravolt
EVs: 20 Atk / 252 SpA / 236 Spe
Mild
- Ice Beam
- Earth Power
- Fusion Bolt
- Roost
236 Speed is enough to outrun Hoopa Unbound as well as Gardevoir before the Mega Evolution.
There is not much to add, Kyurem is just a fantastic wallbreaker that can profit very much from Hazards on the other side as well as Klefkis t-wave support.
________________________________________________________________________________________
So this is the squad. Thank you guys for reading and make sure to try out the team yourself.
Remember, Fire types are this teams savage. Both Charizards as well as Things like Scarfed Heatran, Entei and Volcarona have to be played around perfectly.
When I started building a team around Mega Abomasnow I hoped for a fun team that would perform decently.
Now after a lot of testing and laddering I can say that it has been performing far beyond my expectations. This team is power, use it wisely.
Obviously I am open for suggestions on how to make the team even stronger, just leave them down in the comments.
Ladder peak proof:
http://s24.postimg.org/kqkv2biit/ladder_peak2.png
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