Equivalent Exchange

~EQUIVALENT EXHANGE~
In order to obtain or create something, something of equal value must be lost or destroyed.



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Introduction
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Hey everyone. Theres a while since I writed my last RMT. I have made many crap teams and totally get bored to pokemon, but now playing with this team pokemon has started to taste good again. There was one pokemon which i definitely wanted to my new team, Jirachi. Jirachi is such an awesome pokemon, his a Full Metal Alchemist. Jirachi has so many variations, so you cant never be 100% percent sure which kind of Jirachi do you face this time. I like my teams synergy i always try to build my teams way that they would have perfect synergy, everything just matches so good. I have enjoyed playing with team and it's imo pretty solid, still theres more to do better. So, i'll soon end this crap talking and release the team for you guys.
Something about name and theme of this thread:
I watched FMA brotherhood and i totally fell in love. It's definitely my number one Anime with Code Geass at this moment. If you haven't seen it, really watch it! :)

And yeah, i'm not copying 360Swampert, i've planned making FMA RMT for a long time. Also, i've tell it to him already. n_n

And finally we get to the team:

At a glance:
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Closer look
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Envy
Azelf @ Choice Band
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def
Jolly nature (+Spe, -SpAtk)
- Zen Headbutt
- U-Turn
- Ice Punch
- Explosion

Why Azelf?

Choice Band Azelf is just so amazing and great lead. I tested this set as a lead summer and definitely wanted it to my next team as a lead. Azelf gives me great advantage from the beginning, which is very important to very offensive team like this. Choice Band Azelf deals big chunk of damage nearly every common lead, at least with Explosion, which is maybe the best thing in this guy. I really would like to see opponents face when i OHKO his Lead Machamp with Zen Headbutt or Lead Metagross with Explosion. Ice Punch is there for taking care of Gliscors and Dragonites, which are quite common leads. U-Turn is maybe the "main attack", anyway it's move i use the most. With Jirachi 2. U-Turner they create nice combo, which helps beating the most popular lead, Aerodactyl. Explosion is just so freaking powerful and awesome holebreaker, which cripples opponents pokemons.

Azelf is Envy, because both of them doesn't look very powerful and dangerous, but inside them lives huge monster.

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Roy Mustang
Heatran @ Leftover
Ability: Flash Fire
EVs: 252 Spd / 252 SAtk / 6 HP
Hasty nature (+Spd, -Def)
- Fire Blast
- Earth Power
- Substitute
- Explosion

Why Heatran?

Ahh, Heatran. The mister Anti-Metagame, i love irony. Heatran is my second lead, after Azelf has done his job i'll switch Heatran in and KO opponent, Set up Stealth Rocks or Substitute, depends of opponents pokemon. Life Orb Substitute Heatran is extremely powerful but also extremely fast to die. Anyway well played it can deal a lot damage to opponents team and it's very important member to this team while it can also set up Stealth Rocks. Stealth Rocks and power isn't the only reasons why this guy belong into my team, because it has great synergy with other team too. Jirachi and Heatran is nice combo, Heatran absorbs Fire-type Attacks and deals huge damage after boost with Fire Blast, also Heatran is first member my Fire/Water/Grass Core, which builded up accidentally. So, the main job is set up Stealth Rocks, which are always useful and deal so much damage as possible. Now since Swampert sets up Rocks i can use Explosion on Heatran so i can lure ou Bulky Waters and KO them or at least damage them, so Gyarados can sweep a lot safier.

Heatran is named as Roy Mustang, isn't that obvious. Colonel Mustang is a Flame Alchemist, he creates flames just snapping his fingers. Mustang is also very powerful alchemist like Heatran is too as Pokemon. Btw, i'm a Roy Mustang fan. n_n

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Scar
Breloom @ Toxic Orb
Ability: Poison Heal
EVs: 12 HP/252 Atk/244 Spd
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SpA)
- Spore
- Substitute
- Focus Punch
- Seed Bomb

Why Breloom?
"BRELOOM?! THAT FOCKING BITCH!"
Yeah, Breloom so hated and so loved pokemon. Haters gonna hate, right? Breloom can be so annoying, well "can" and "can" IT IS freaking annoying. Once my opponent said when i switched in Breloom "(BAN ME PLEASE)" and ragequitted. Everyone knows how Breloom works, Spore, Sub and Focus Pawnching. Usually i use it to quick sleeping and try to get him in the play as fast as possible, it gives great advantage always to my team if i get early SporePunching. I just love this Physical Beast. Breloom is also my second member of core where belongs Heatran, Breloom and Kingdra. I have decided to run Seed Bomb for coverage, Breloom is cold stopped by Ghost, example Rotom-A and other pokemons, like Milotic without Seed Bomb. Breloom really can change whole game for my win, his just awesome.

Breloom is named as Scar, because both of them has huge physical strength.

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Lust
Gyarados (M) @ Leftovers
Ability: Intimidate
EVs: 156 HP / 72 Atk / 96 Def / 184 Spe
Adamant nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Waterfall
- Dragon Dance
- Stone Edge
- Taunt

Why Gyarados?
Gyarados has massive attack stat and it hits with great power. Gyarados maybe the best sweeping partner for Chesto Berry Kingdra for luring in Bulky Water and Starmie, which all are great set up fodders for Kingdra. Also Gyarados has important role for beating SkarmBliss combo and stall teams, without this guy i woold be in a trouble. Gyarados has also nice synergy with other team, it can come in Ground-type attacks which are aimed for Heatran or Jirachi. Gyarados is also important check for pokemons like Lucario and it help deal with threats like DD Gyarados and Dragonite. Set is overall just normal Bulky DD, but it's so useful, great and everything.

Lust is one Homunculus… There's no sense.

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Alphonse Elric
Kingdra @ Chesto Berry
Ability: Swift Swim
EVs: 144 HP/160 Atk/164 Spd/40 SDef
Adamant nature (+Atk, -SAtk)
- Dragon Dance
- Waterfall
- Outrage
- Rest

Why Kingdra?
So, Where do i Begin. Well, i decided to use Chesto Berry Kingdra after i have noticed huge weakness against LO Starmie, problem was solved after Kingdra because Starmie is easy set up fodder for Kingdra. Two Dragon Dancer may sound a bit odd, but with these two guys it works perfectly. Gyarados Lures in Bulky Water, like Suicune and Kingdra come in to set up and sweep. Chesto Kingdra is nowadays the best Kingdra, and believe it or not i used it in my first team something about half year ago. Chesto Berry Kingdra has has 4 extremely good reasons: 1) Status haxorz, i laugh at them when i restheal myself. 2) Extra DD against all pokemons, who wont 2HKO me. Sleep heal, any1? 3) Toxic Spikes cant take this devil out. 4) Gives a survive chance to priority revenge killers, example Scizor.

Yeah, Kingdra is super effective late game sweeper, his definitely unreblaceaple. Thanks for Scijamara for suggesting this at #RMT.

I named him byte younger brother of Elrcis, still he doesn't wear any armor like Alphonse, but Kingdra is cool Al is cool and his so important member of this team so he has to name as Al.

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Edward Elric
Flygon @ Choice Scarf
Ability: Serene Grace
EVs: 4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd
Jolly nature (+Spd, -SAtk)
- U-Turn
- Earthquake
- Outrage
- Stone Edge

Why Flygon?
Flygon is replacement for Jirachi suggested by Philip. It has worked well, Flygon is great pokemon as game finisher. Easily with his speed and move coverage it can finish off what Kingdra or other pokemons leaves behind. Stone Edge is for keeping Gyarados out sweeping my team. Sorry, im so tired now. I edit better descriptions later.

Of course Jirachi is Edward, it's just so obvious. They both have bodies made of steel and they are like twins every way.

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~OLDIE S~
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Edward Elric
Jirachi @ Choice Scarf
Ability: Serene Grace
EVs: 4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd
Jolly nature (+Spd, -SAtk)
- U-Turn / Thunderpunch
- Iron Head
- Ice Punch
- Fire Punch

Why Jirachi?
Jirachi, what a wonderful pokemon. To be honest i don't like this Choice Scarf set, i think Jirachi isnt on his best at Scarfer but always have to think what is the best for team so nor i run Scarfed set. Before i ran Bulky Sweeper set, but then i noticed that Dragonite can over my team so i changed it for Scarfer so now i could revenge kill Dragonite and also Lucario who could be a pain in the ass. But yeah, Jirachi is my main answer against set up sweeper, like Tyranitar, Dragonite and Gyarados. I just come on their set up and OHKO they easily out. Jirachi is great "game finisher" like i call him, if Kingdra hasn't swept whole team and leaves something like 1-2 pokemon left, Jirachi can come into it and hit with SE of his great move coverage or if it isn't possible it can just has to the max with Iron Head. I think also my team is a bit weak for Stall Team so Jirachi is important member while it can cripple opposing stallers.

Jirachi is very valuable player because he can check my back for i don't get swept by set up sweepers. Like i said, Jirachi is a wonderful pokemon and theres hundreds of ways play it and you cant never be 100% sure what kind of Jirachi do you face.

Of course Jirachi is Edward, it's just so obvious. They both have bodies made of steel and they are like twins every way.
 
~THREAT LIST~

Black = Easy Handled
Purple = Troublesome, but not bad threat
Red = Big Threat

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Breloom :

  • Scarfed Lead: Breloom is always annoying with his Spore. Normally i just absorb Spore with Heatran or Azelf and KO it with Azelf or Heatran.

  • SubPuncher: If Azelf is still alive i use it to absorb spore and then i can pretty easy handle him with Gyarados. Heatran and Jirachi can KO Breloom too, but i dont want risk them against SubPunching.

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Dragonite :

  • Dragon Dance: Like i said, Dragon Dances especially Dragonite can defeat my whole team. Jirachi is the best counter against this guy. I Just switch in a "safe" move and OHKO it with Ice Punch. Heatran has also changes to deal it with SR damage + Fire Blast combination. Gyarados can also with Intimidate drop and Stone Edge.

  • Heal Bell + Dragon Dance: A lot easier one, since they dont have Earthquake. Heatran can deal him with Fire Blast, Jirachi with Ice Punch and Gyarados can set up against it.

  • Leads: Azelfs Ice Punch, byebye. :)

  • Choice Band: Gyarados and Kingdra can use him as a Set up fodder if he locks himself to a bad move. Also Heatran defeats Locked Outrage
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Empoleon :

  • Lead: I maybe faced this guy once, after Explosion i didn't see again.

  • SubPetaya: One pokemon which i hatehatehate, it's so annoying when Empoleon get a set up, but it's quite well handled by Gyarados and Jirachi.

  • Tank: Not faced.
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Flygon :

  • Choice: Again great set up fodder to my Dragons, also Azelf and Jirachi OHKO's it with Ice Punch.
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Gengar :

  • Sub Split: I havent seen a lot of these guys, but Gyarados can set up against it, also Kingdra and Jirachi can deal him with Iron Head.

  • Life Orb: These are annoying because they pack such a good move coverage. Luckily Jirachi can deal him very well with Iron Head.
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Gyarados :

  • LO Dragon Dance: Azelf can Explode it, Jirachi can Revenge kill it and Kingdra can set up against it. Also Gyarados can OHKO with Stone Edge if im lucky and he misses Stone Edge.

  • Taunt Dragon Dance: Well, taunt ruins only Breloom so pretty much same as above "LO DD"

  • RestTalker: Again pretty much same as above, good set up fodder also if it doesn't have Roar.
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Heatran :

  • Choice Scarf: These are pretty rare nowadays, but Gyarados walls it well and set up against it, also Kingdra when locked into a bad move.

  • Choice Specs: Well, Pretty much same as above. n_n I think i haven't seen one.

  • Life Orb: Kingdra walls and set ups against it pretty well.

  • Torment: Gyarados Taunts him, ruined.
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Infernape :

  • Mixape: Pretty annoying i think. Gyarados can easily handle him _IF_ he doesn't carry stone edge. Also Azelf can Explode him. Kingdra can set up too.

  • Choiced: Great set up fodders.

  • Lead: Zen Headbutt OHKO's if it doesn't carry Sash.

  • Nasty Plot/Swords Dance: These are a bit problem. Kingdra can set up against Nasty Plotters, +2 Fire Blast does under 50% damage, but Grass Knot goes max. 90% damage thank god i can set up and OHKO. Swords Dance is pretty same.
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Jirachi :

  • Scarf: Heatran is just a perfect counter.

  • Body Slam: Same as above, Heatran.

  • Calm Mind: And again, heatran.
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Kingdra :

  • Lum/Chesto Dragon Dance: This guy is a problem. Breloom is a bit ruined by Lum or Chesto Berry, but if it comes in with 100% HP it can still sleep Kingdra and knock it out with Focus Punch. Gyarados can abuse Intimidate and some way defeat Kingdra, but KIngdras Outrage is 2HKO, but if Kingdra KO's Gyarados with Outrage i can come in with Heatran 2HKO it with Earth Power.

  • Rain Dance:Well, i haven't faced Rain Dance teams much, but in theory this guy is a huge problem.
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Lucario :

  • Swords Dance: Gyarados beats it well, also Jirachi can revenge kill.

  • Agility: A lot easier to handle with Gyarados.
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Machamp:

  • Sub + 3 attacks: If Azelf is a live it can easily OHKO with Zen Headbutt, but anyway always if it gets a sub under his belt it can be really dangerous to my team. Kingdra and Gyarados can also somehow handle it and Breloom can Spore it.

  • Lead: I want to see opponents face when he gets OHKO'd by Zen Headbutt..
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Scizor :

  • Choice Band: Gyarados can set up against Scizor, Heatran is perfect counter and Jirachi can revenge kill.

  • Swords Dance: Gyarados can come in with Atk drop and 2HKO with Waterfall, Jirachi can again revenge kill and if it's slow enough Heatran can OHKO it too.
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Starmie :

  • Defensive: Starmie was a huge threat before i added Kingdra into my team, now i just laugh at him.

  • Life Orb: Same as above...
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Togekiss :

  • ParaFlinch: Jirachi and Azelf KO's with Ice Punch, Gyarados can ruin T-Wave and Sub combo.

  • Nasty Plot: I Haven't seen one, but Jirachi can revenge it.
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Tyranitar :

  • Choice Band: Set up fodder and Jirachi defeats with Iron Head.

  • Choice Scarf: Same as above.

  • Dragon Dance: This guy was also a bit problem, but now Jirachi can revenge kill it with Iron Head. Gyarados can also KO Tar.

  • TyraniBoah: Haven't seen one.
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Weavile :

  • Sweeper: Havent seen one, but Jirachi and Gyarados owns it.
DEFENSIVE THREATS
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Blissey:

  • Wall: If I love to come in with Breloom, Spore, Substitute and Spore the next poke he switch in. Also Gyarados ruins Blissey and Kingdra set ups against him.
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Bronzong :

  • Wall: Heatran and Jirachi hit with SE move, Gyarados can Taunt him and Set up.
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Celebi :

  • Wall: Heatran OHKO's, Gyarados Sets up, Jirachi Revenge and Azelf kills.

  • Life Orb Tinkerbell: Heatran owns if it doesn't have Earth Power, Gyarados also defeats him.
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Cresselia :

  • Wall: Kingdra, Gyarados and Breloom. :|
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Forretress :

  • Standard: Heatran and Jirachi says hi. Gyarados just growls and set up himself after taunting Forretress.
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Gliscor:

  • Stall-breaker: Jirachi OHKO's, Azelf OHKO's and Gyarados OHKO's

  • Baton Pass: Gyarados stops passing. Jirachi and Azelf Ice Punch.
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Hippowdon :

  • Wall: Umph, i don't like Hippos. :| But Azelf easily Explode it away. Gyarados can also set up and OHKO.
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Skarmory :

  • Standard: Gyarados just ruins it. Heatran and Jirachi can KO it too.
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Snorlax :

  • Curse: It's Breloom time!
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Suicune:

  • CroCune: Kingdra is just a perfect counter against suicune, set up sweep. <3

  • LO/Leftovers CM: Kingdra sets up again, Breloom can deal Ice Beam less and Azelf just booms him, like a boss.
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Swampert :

  • Standard: Well, same as above.

  • CursePert: It just hates Breloom and Kingdra. :| I dunno why...
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Tentacruel
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  • Wall: Breloom Spores it, Jirachi kills it and Heatran can 2HKO too if he plays stupid.
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Vaporeon :

  • Wall: Breloom taim! \o/
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Zapdos:

  • Generic Wall:Zapdos can be all around problem, i don't have effective counter against it. Azelf can boom it and Kingdra somehow set up and hope he KO's it.

  • SubToxic: Same as above. n_n

  • Life Orb: And again same thing… Heatran can also somehow deals it. Heatran just lacks SpD

~~~SORRY, THREAT LIST STILL LACKS SOME POKEMONS~~~
 
Hi Maketsu, I noticed you haven't posted a RMT in a long time so I really wanted to rate this. Hopefully it will help you out!

The main problem appears to be the lack of a reliable way to take down Agility Metagross and Jolteon. Metagross can easily set-up and boost it's speed to the point wher it can easily sweep your team clean. Specs Jolt is usually an issue because your only Electric- resist is Breloom who takes ample amounts of damage from Thunderbolt. The best thing you can do is to replace Kingdra with Swampert. Earthquake | Ice Beam | Roar | SR and 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spe with Leftovers and a Relaxed nature. Swampert gives you a decent Agil-Gross, DD Kingdra and keeps Jolteon at bay as well as a reliable way to set-up SR.

As for minor changes, LO + Substitute is going to wear down Heatran way too quickly. You really don't want that because Heatran is such an important part of your team. Just run Leftovers and since Swampert now sets up SR, you can go with Explosion in the last slot and use a Naive or Hasty nature. This gives you some sort of wall-breaking capabilities. Additionally, Heatran and Gyarados have similar counters (bulky Water- types). Heatran can usually lure them in and either take them out or severely injure them, which will usually make Gyarados' sweeping chances much higher. Stick with Thunder Punch on Jirachi. DD Gyarados can be somewhat problematic especially Taunt versions, so Thunder Punch gives you a good check in general.
 
One of the best teams I've seen. I don't play OU much, so this rate might fail, but whatever. I would use Trick on Jirachi so you can scout with U-turn to go to a counter to they're switch, then get a free turn with Gyarados or Breloom. Correct if I'm wrong, I suck at OU as I said.
 
Replies \o/
Thanks for raters.

The main problem appears to be the lack of a reliable way to take down Agility Metagross and Jolteon. Metagross can easily set-up and boost it's speed to the point wher it can easily sweep your team clean. Specs Jolt is usually an issue because your only Electric- resist is Breloom who takes ample amounts of damage from Thunderbolt. The best thing you can do is to replace Kingdra with Swampert. Earthquake | Ice Beam | Roar | SR and 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spe with Leftovers and a Relaxed nature. Swampert gives you a decent Agil-Gross, DD Kingdra and keeps Jolteon at bay as well as a reliable way to set-up SR.
Electric-types, like Jolteon and Zapdos have been real pain in the ass. Agility Metagross i have faced once, if i remember correctly and KO'd him somehow, i dont remember more than i won the game. Swampert sounds very good, but after testings my team hasn't worked well. It just has lost it's effective after replacing Kingdra. Roughly i think have lost something around 75% of games today and my rating has come down by 70 points. Maybe i have just bad ladder day but something in this team isn't working. :| Also when im using Swampert Zapdos with HP Grass also beats my whole team. I keep looking and testing a while before i decide.

As for minor changes, LO + Substitute is going to wear down Heatran way too quickly. You really don't want that because Heatran is such an important part of your team. Just run Leftovers and since Swampert now sets up SR, you can go with Explosion in the last slot and use a Naive or Hasty nature. This gives you some sort of wall-breaking capabilities. Additionally, Heatran and Gyarados have similar counters (bulky Water- types). Heatran can usually lure them in and either take them out or severely injure them, which will usually make Gyarados' sweeping chances much higher. Stick with Thunder Punch on Jirachi. DD Gyarados can be somewhat problematic especially Taunt versions, so Thunder Punch gives you a good check in general.
LO + Sub wears Heatran down fast, but it's damn effective too. But leftovers is anyway better choice, so this is clear thing. Also Thunderpunch on Jirachi.

One of the best teams I've seen. I don't play OU much, so this rate might fail, but whatever. I would use Trick on Jirachi so you can scout with U-turn to go to a counter to they're switch, then get a free turn with Gyarados or Breloom. Correct if I'm wrong, I suck at OU as I said.
First, thanks a lot. Trick is of course one choice on Scarf Jirachi for ruining walls, but im usin Jirachi pure Revenge Killer so i'm going to stay on Thunderpunch.

Yup, just keep on rating. :)

E: Ok, i just have bad laddering day or something, but Swampert work well. I made changes. Now just more rates are wanted. :)
 
Rating by request.

Hi Maketsu, sorry it took me so long to rate this. You send me the rate request while I was on vacation, so I didn't get it until now. Before I get started, I just wanted to say that I love the theme of this team! Anyways, overall I think you have a very good team on your hands here. There are definitely a few things I would like to see changed, though. First of all, I personally think your original lineup with Chesto Rest Kingdra was better here. Swampert helps because it gets Stealth Rock up, and provides you with an Electric resist, but to be honest, if you're facing a Life Orb Jolteon with Hidden Power Grass (not that uncommon) you're swept anyways, so I don't consider Swampert a good solution there. Kingdra + Gyarados makes a great offensive duo, and I'd rather see you build around that. Instead, here are the changes I think would suit your team better. First, if you put Kingdra back on, you will lose your Stealth Rock user. With that in mind, I think Heatran would make a fine candidate for Stealth Rock. I would like to suggest a specially bulky Stealth Rock Heatran to help you have a revenge killer for things like Jolteon, and a decent special sponge in general (right now Rotom-A can be annoying to your team). The specific set I'm talking about is:

Heatran @ Leftovers
Calm, 252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 SpA
Flash Fire
-Stealth Rock
-Lava Plume
-Earth Power
-Roar / Protect

Although I recommend Roar as the primary option here, Protect can also work well with Heatran + Breloom, allowing you to switch Breloom in on choice-locked Ground-type attacks. Now we still haven't fully treated your Specs Jolteon problem yet. I think the easiest fix to this problem would be to change Choice Scarf Jirachi to Choice Scarf Flygon. Flygon would give you that much needed Electric immunity, while also not having to worry about random Hidden Power Grasses, etc. The one check you lose by switching here is Lucario, but I think you have Lucario sufficiently checked by Gyarados on this team. On the other hand, Flygon gives you a more reliable counter to things like Kingdra. Anyways, I hope you found this rate useful, and again sorry for being so late. Good luck in the future with this team.
 
Hi Philip and thanks for rate, i'm glad you like my theme. :)

Hi Maketsu, sorry it took me so long to rate this. You send me the rate request while I was on vacation, so I didn't get it until now. Before I get started, I just wanted to say that I love the theme of this team! Anyways, overall I think you have a very good team on your hands here. There are definitely a few things I would like to see changed, though. First of all, I personally think your original lineup with Chesto Rest Kingdra was better here. Swampert helps because it gets Stealth Rock up, and provides you with an Electric resist, but to be honest, if you're facing a Life Orb Jolteon with Hidden Power Grass (not that uncommon) you're swept anyways, so I don't consider Swampert a good solution there. Kingdra + Gyarados makes a great offensive duo, and I'd rather see you build around that. Instead, here are the changes I think would suit your team better.
I personally liked my team a lot better with Kingdra lineup and Gyarados + Kingdra were great sweeping partners. Also Swampert has now only been a SR set upper and soon after that it has died. So, i like this suggestion a lot.
With that in mind, I think Heatran would make a fine candidate for Stealth Rock. I would like to suggest a specially bulky Stealth Rock Heatran to help you have a revenge killer for things like Jolteon, and a decent special sponge in general (right now Rotom-A can be annoying to your team). The specific set I'm talking about is:

Heatran @ Leftovers
Calm, 252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 SpA
Flash Fire
-Stealth Rock
-Lava Plume
-Earth Power
-Roar / Protect

Although I recommend Roar as the primary option here, Protect can also work well with Heatran + Breloom, allowing you to switch Breloom in on choice-locked Ground-type attacks. Now we still haven't fully treated your Specs Jolteon problem yet. I think the easiest fix to this problem would be to change Choice Scarf Jirachi to Choice Scarf Flygon. Flygon would give you that much needed Electric immunity, while also not having to worry about random Hidden Power Grasses, etc. The one check you lose by switching here is Lucario, but I think you have Lucario sufficiently checked by Gyarados on this team. On the other hand, Flygon gives you a more reliable counter to things like Kingdra.
Flygon and Heatran have worked very well. Flygon deals with Electrics way more better than Swampert and Heatran works well too. On Heatran stuck on Roar, it's good phazer against foes who try to set up against it.

Thanks a lot for your rate Philip, im sure it helped. I edit updates later, because now i have a bit hurry.
 
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