In a first glance (Dont have images)
Vulpix, Victini, Serperior, Leafeon, Salamence, Chansey
In depth:
Ninetales (Is It Hot?) @ Focus Sash
-252hp, 252 SpA, 4 SpD
-Will-o-wisp
-SolarBeam
-Fire Blast
-Dark Pulse/Protect
Ninetales sets up the drought and can OHKO a lot of pokemon trying to setup, such as Forettress. Aerodactyl, Skarmory, etc. Will-o-Wisp will cripple any physical sweeper looking to open or any obvious switch. EX if someone opens with Politoad, 9/10 times they will switch, thinking Im switching, to give themselves a way to stop my drought. In comes say Kingdra, its burned,I laugh and switch. Solarbeam and Fire Blast give great coverage on most of the opening pokemon for at least neutral. The last most was originally Dark pulse, but while writing this I thought of protect to stop from openers that are gonna try to break my sash with Fake Out. Might switch that.
Heatran (EARTHQUAKE) @ Air Balloon
-4hp, 252SpA, 252 spe, Modest (+SpA, -atk)
-Nitro Charge
-Earth Power
-Fire Blast
-Hidden Power Ice
Nitro Charge gives Heatran the speed of a Scarf with the freedom to change attacks. Earth Power downs other Heatrans that may be scarfed into Fire Blast. Hidden Power Ice covers Dragons and Flying types such as Aerodactly whom are otherwise immune to my other two attacks.
Serperior (Perversity) @ Big Root
-4hp, 252SpA, 252spe, Modest (-atk, +SpA)
-Contrary
-Leaf Storm
-Giga Drain
-Glare
-Hidden Power (Fire/Rock/Ice)
This Serperior is an amazing pokemon that counters most water, ground, and rock pokemon thinking they are gonna come in and destroy a fire team. Leaf Storm is amazing when you know your opponent is going to switch, as it gives a +2 on the opponents pokemon. In the somewhat common opportunity that I can guess what they are switching to I will Glare their switch and cripple a most likely fast pokemon. Giga Drain + Big Root allows for a Stab +6 recovery of 80% damage done. For people who might not know how much this is, I can usually hit a Blaziken for knockout damage and recover from danger zone to full in the same turn. The Hidden power Im still playing around with. Fire and Ice both cover other Serperiors, while Rock covers all Serperiors weaknesses and most people dont expect it. Ice can deal with Dragon pokemon, where Fire can deal with bugs such as Scizor, along with that Grass/Steel.
Leafeon (NoNickname) @ Choice Band
-Chlorophyll
-4 hp, 252 atk, 252 spe, Adament (+atk, -SpA)
-Leaf Blade
-X-Scissor
-Quick Attack
-Retaliate
Leafeon is an amazing pokemon, hands down. With 289 speed, doubled via Chlorophyll, Leafeon hits a high 578 speed, which out runs just about everything, even most scarfed pokemon as far as Ive seen. Leaf Blade is a STAB, high crit, physical attack. X-Scissor is just there as another type because I didnt know what to add. X-Scissor hits grass, darks, and psychics to super effective, smacking into Bronzong for neutral through its solid steel typing. Quick Attack is for those desperate pokemon whom are low on HP and are gonna try to get in a last shot, such as a Scizor or Arcanine that is really hurting, as well as Lucario. 9/10 I can KO a Red-barred pokemon that might be sporting Extreme Speed or another priority move. Retaliate is what makes this a completely amazing Revenge Killer. Retaliate doubles in power if the previous pokemon fainted, surpassing the 135 power of STAB Leaf Blade. Retaliate being normal is only resisted by Rock and Steel and Ghost pokemon, but can hit grass, bug, dragon, fire, poison and flying for neutral, which Leaf Blade cant.
Salamence (The Mence) @ Life Orb
-252 atk, 4 SpA, 252 Spe, Naive (-SpD, +spe)
-Dragon Dance
-Outrage
-Earthquake
-Fire Blast
Dragon Dance brings 492 speed, 554 atk. Have you felt a 554atk STAB Outrage? It doesnt feel nice. The Mence can intimidate many physical sweepers and thereby harming, if not crippling them, therefore he plays a lot of defense in this too. Bringing him in on any physical sweeper that doesnt sport Ice Punch or Ice Fang (CURSE YOU GYRADOS) Will force a switch and let you Dance at least once. Outrage and Earthquake hit very hard on Dragons, Rock, Fire, Steel, and Poison pokemon. In fact I cant think of a single pokemon that wont take at least neutral damage aside from Bronzong. Those annoying dual typed steel pokemon that make Earthquake neutral are a pain with their high defense... so The Mence gets pissed. What happens when a Mence gets pissed? It breaths fire and burns them up. Off a Danced Mence, Flamethrower is a surprise and works nicely.
Chansey (Inb4troll) @ Evo Stone
-252 hp, 200 def, 56 SpD, bold (-atk, +def)
-Aromatheropy
-Soft boiled
-Toxic
-Seismic Toss
Pretty common Chansey setup, aromatheropy heals my pokemon of their stats issues such as burn on leafeon or thunder wave on any of my sweepers. Softboiled + Toxic makes non-steal or poison types cry (EXCEPT BRELOOM AND DW GLISCOR!!) Seismic Toss breaks most subs that resist the toxic, along with hitting anything but gengar that cant be toxiced.
KNOWN PROBLEM POKEMON (Pokemon that really hurt)
Wimsicott (If it comes out on something I cant 1hit it with, itll seed then sub before I can hit it with anything except a Leafeon Quick Attack).
Breloom (I have always had an issue with this damn thing, and here is no different.)
TRASH CAN:
Vulpix (IM STONED) @ Focus Sash
-Drought
-0 Spe IVs
-252 hp, 252 SpA, 4 SpD EVs, ??? (+SpA, -spe)
-Confuse Ray
-Will-o-wisp
-Fire Blast
-Energy Ball
Vulpix is here for 1 purpose and 1 purpose only. To cause a Drought. Why Vulpix? Ive found 2 huge issues with opening with Ninetales, Hippos and Toads. Hippos set up Sand Storm and are outsped by Ninetales, therefore they get their sandstorm. Toad is the same way with Drizzle. Will-o-wisp allows me to cripple any physical pkmn opening against me wanting to set up on my set up. Confuse Ray is if they switched turn one and got burned, I can confuse and take a hit with teh sash. Fire Blast and Energy Ball are just to destroy things setting up such as Skarmory, Swampert, Drizzletoad, etc. The Nickname is to deceive people into thinking its using a Evo Stone instead of Sash.
Victini (V4Victory) @ Choice Scarf
-116hp, 140 SpA, 252 Spe, Timid (-atk, +spe)
-Final Gambit/Focus Blast
-Fire Blast
-Grass Knot
-Psyshock/Psychic
Victini is a beautiful pokemon. 328 Speed, + Scarf = 492 speed which can outrun almost any non-boosted pokemon, if not all non-boosted pokemon. With this and his 116hp EVS, Victini can dish 370 damage off the Final Gambit and with this set I can take a ScarfTar Pursuit or a Swampert Earthquake and strike back. ScarfTar is a reason I was running Focus Blast, although I dont think Focus Blast covers anything Fire Blast and Grass Knot doesnt. Fire Blast is a 120 base power, + STAB 180 + Sunny Day = 270 power, 93 accuracy. That is quite fun to use against your opponents (Grass/Steel) wall thing that I cant recall the name of, along with anything even hit Neutral for fire blast. This covers a lot of other sweepers such as Scizor, whom would be forced to U-Turn or Pursuit because a Bullet Punch shouldnt do to much. Grass Knot takes down heavy bulky pokemon like Swampert and I think Hippos. I also think it OHKOs Tyrannitar, but I dont know with Sand Stream. Psyshock allows me to not be walled by pokemon like Blissey, though it is 10 power weaker and cannot hit anything with high defense very well. Also Im debating about Victinis other moves he can use, like Thunder and Shadow Ball. Shadow Ball is a great choice that I want to fit in for Shadow Tag Chandelure, whom will be in this team when it becomes legal (Its all over the place on Pokemon Online, which doesnt have unreleased pkmn banned).
Please give me advice, this is my first good team. :)
Vulpix, Victini, Serperior, Leafeon, Salamence, Chansey
In depth:
Ninetales (Is It Hot?) @ Focus Sash
-252hp, 252 SpA, 4 SpD
-Will-o-wisp
-SolarBeam
-Fire Blast
-Dark Pulse/Protect
Ninetales sets up the drought and can OHKO a lot of pokemon trying to setup, such as Forettress. Aerodactyl, Skarmory, etc. Will-o-Wisp will cripple any physical sweeper looking to open or any obvious switch. EX if someone opens with Politoad, 9/10 times they will switch, thinking Im switching, to give themselves a way to stop my drought. In comes say Kingdra, its burned,I laugh and switch. Solarbeam and Fire Blast give great coverage on most of the opening pokemon for at least neutral. The last most was originally Dark pulse, but while writing this I thought of protect to stop from openers that are gonna try to break my sash with Fake Out. Might switch that.
Heatran (EARTHQUAKE) @ Air Balloon
-4hp, 252SpA, 252 spe, Modest (+SpA, -atk)
-Nitro Charge
-Earth Power
-Fire Blast
-Hidden Power Ice
Nitro Charge gives Heatran the speed of a Scarf with the freedom to change attacks. Earth Power downs other Heatrans that may be scarfed into Fire Blast. Hidden Power Ice covers Dragons and Flying types such as Aerodactly whom are otherwise immune to my other two attacks.
Serperior (Perversity) @ Big Root
-4hp, 252SpA, 252spe, Modest (-atk, +SpA)
-Contrary
-Leaf Storm
-Giga Drain
-Glare
-Hidden Power (Fire/Rock/Ice)
This Serperior is an amazing pokemon that counters most water, ground, and rock pokemon thinking they are gonna come in and destroy a fire team. Leaf Storm is amazing when you know your opponent is going to switch, as it gives a +2 on the opponents pokemon. In the somewhat common opportunity that I can guess what they are switching to I will Glare their switch and cripple a most likely fast pokemon. Giga Drain + Big Root allows for a Stab +6 recovery of 80% damage done. For people who might not know how much this is, I can usually hit a Blaziken for knockout damage and recover from danger zone to full in the same turn. The Hidden power Im still playing around with. Fire and Ice both cover other Serperiors, while Rock covers all Serperiors weaknesses and most people dont expect it. Ice can deal with Dragon pokemon, where Fire can deal with bugs such as Scizor, along with that Grass/Steel.
Leafeon (NoNickname) @ Choice Band
-Chlorophyll
-4 hp, 252 atk, 252 spe, Adament (+atk, -SpA)
-Leaf Blade
-X-Scissor
-Quick Attack
-Retaliate
Leafeon is an amazing pokemon, hands down. With 289 speed, doubled via Chlorophyll, Leafeon hits a high 578 speed, which out runs just about everything, even most scarfed pokemon as far as Ive seen. Leaf Blade is a STAB, high crit, physical attack. X-Scissor is just there as another type because I didnt know what to add. X-Scissor hits grass, darks, and psychics to super effective, smacking into Bronzong for neutral through its solid steel typing. Quick Attack is for those desperate pokemon whom are low on HP and are gonna try to get in a last shot, such as a Scizor or Arcanine that is really hurting, as well as Lucario. 9/10 I can KO a Red-barred pokemon that might be sporting Extreme Speed or another priority move. Retaliate is what makes this a completely amazing Revenge Killer. Retaliate doubles in power if the previous pokemon fainted, surpassing the 135 power of STAB Leaf Blade. Retaliate being normal is only resisted by Rock and Steel and Ghost pokemon, but can hit grass, bug, dragon, fire, poison and flying for neutral, which Leaf Blade cant.
Salamence (The Mence) @ Life Orb
-252 atk, 4 SpA, 252 Spe, Naive (-SpD, +spe)
-Dragon Dance
-Outrage
-Earthquake
-Fire Blast
Dragon Dance brings 492 speed, 554 atk. Have you felt a 554atk STAB Outrage? It doesnt feel nice. The Mence can intimidate many physical sweepers and thereby harming, if not crippling them, therefore he plays a lot of defense in this too. Bringing him in on any physical sweeper that doesnt sport Ice Punch or Ice Fang (CURSE YOU GYRADOS) Will force a switch and let you Dance at least once. Outrage and Earthquake hit very hard on Dragons, Rock, Fire, Steel, and Poison pokemon. In fact I cant think of a single pokemon that wont take at least neutral damage aside from Bronzong. Those annoying dual typed steel pokemon that make Earthquake neutral are a pain with their high defense... so The Mence gets pissed. What happens when a Mence gets pissed? It breaths fire and burns them up. Off a Danced Mence, Flamethrower is a surprise and works nicely.
Chansey (Inb4troll) @ Evo Stone
-252 hp, 200 def, 56 SpD, bold (-atk, +def)
-Aromatheropy
-Soft boiled
-Toxic
-Seismic Toss
Pretty common Chansey setup, aromatheropy heals my pokemon of their stats issues such as burn on leafeon or thunder wave on any of my sweepers. Softboiled + Toxic makes non-steal or poison types cry (EXCEPT BRELOOM AND DW GLISCOR!!) Seismic Toss breaks most subs that resist the toxic, along with hitting anything but gengar that cant be toxiced.
KNOWN PROBLEM POKEMON (Pokemon that really hurt)
Wimsicott (If it comes out on something I cant 1hit it with, itll seed then sub before I can hit it with anything except a Leafeon Quick Attack).
Breloom (I have always had an issue with this damn thing, and here is no different.)
TRASH CAN:
Vulpix (IM STONED) @ Focus Sash
-Drought
-0 Spe IVs
-252 hp, 252 SpA, 4 SpD EVs, ??? (+SpA, -spe)
-Confuse Ray
-Will-o-wisp
-Fire Blast
-Energy Ball
Vulpix is here for 1 purpose and 1 purpose only. To cause a Drought. Why Vulpix? Ive found 2 huge issues with opening with Ninetales, Hippos and Toads. Hippos set up Sand Storm and are outsped by Ninetales, therefore they get their sandstorm. Toad is the same way with Drizzle. Will-o-wisp allows me to cripple any physical pkmn opening against me wanting to set up on my set up. Confuse Ray is if they switched turn one and got burned, I can confuse and take a hit with teh sash. Fire Blast and Energy Ball are just to destroy things setting up such as Skarmory, Swampert, Drizzletoad, etc. The Nickname is to deceive people into thinking its using a Evo Stone instead of Sash.
Victini (V4Victory) @ Choice Scarf
-116hp, 140 SpA, 252 Spe, Timid (-atk, +spe)
-Final Gambit/Focus Blast
-Fire Blast
-Grass Knot
-Psyshock/Psychic
Victini is a beautiful pokemon. 328 Speed, + Scarf = 492 speed which can outrun almost any non-boosted pokemon, if not all non-boosted pokemon. With this and his 116hp EVS, Victini can dish 370 damage off the Final Gambit and with this set I can take a ScarfTar Pursuit or a Swampert Earthquake and strike back. ScarfTar is a reason I was running Focus Blast, although I dont think Focus Blast covers anything Fire Blast and Grass Knot doesnt. Fire Blast is a 120 base power, + STAB 180 + Sunny Day = 270 power, 93 accuracy. That is quite fun to use against your opponents (Grass/Steel) wall thing that I cant recall the name of, along with anything even hit Neutral for fire blast. This covers a lot of other sweepers such as Scizor, whom would be forced to U-Turn or Pursuit because a Bullet Punch shouldnt do to much. Grass Knot takes down heavy bulky pokemon like Swampert and I think Hippos. I also think it OHKOs Tyrannitar, but I dont know with Sand Stream. Psyshock allows me to not be walled by pokemon like Blissey, though it is 10 power weaker and cannot hit anything with high defense very well. Also Im debating about Victinis other moves he can use, like Thunder and Shadow Ball. Shadow Ball is a great choice that I want to fit in for Shadow Tag Chandelure, whom will be in this team when it becomes legal (Its all over the place on Pokemon Online, which doesnt have unreleased pkmn banned).
Please give me advice, this is my first good team. :)
