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[Jackdog93]

Aegislash @ Leftovers
Ability: Stance Change
Shiny: Yes
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spd
Adamant Nature
- Swords Dance
- Shadow Sneak
- Iron Head
- King's Shield

Aegislash is currently tearing up the metagame. Aegislash is my sweeper and revenge killer. Swords dance for boosting attack, Shadow Sneak to kill things faster then aegislash (most things) and is also stab. Iron Head for stab and murdering fairys. King's Shield to catch attackers such as Talonflame and Tyranitar of guard.

Jellicent (M) @ Leftovers
Ability: Water Absorb
EVs: 248 HP / 252 Def / 8 SDef
- Will-O-Wisp
- Recover
- Scald
- Taunt

This is basically the only wall on this team. I also haven't seen much use of it in gen 6 so i decided to see if it is still good. Will-O-Wisp is for burning attackers, recover if it takes to much damage, Scald for stab and taunt to piss off people.

Talonflame @ Life Orb
Ability: Gale Wings
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd
Adamant Nature
- Flare Blitz
- Brave Bird
- Roost
- Swords Dance

Talonflame is amazing. Seriously, the amount of times I sweeped with this bird, its only problem being 4x weak to stealth rocks. Flare Blitz to dish of damage and stab, Brave Bird because of stab and Gale wings gives it more priority them protect I think correct me if i'm wrong, Roost to recover HP and help recover from stealth rocks and Swords Dance for sweeping.

Dragonite @ Weakness Policy
Ability: Multiscale
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd
Adamant Nature
- Earthquake
- Outrage
- Extreme Speed
- Dragon Dance

This thing is one of my favorite Pokemon for a reason. Earthquake for Steel types, Outrage for stab and messing shit up, Extreme Speed to kill things faster then Dragonite, and Dragon Dance for sweeping. Also, if your questioning the lum berry, its so that other Pokemon can't mess up his sweep and Leftovers just isn't that great on it.

Azumarill @ Choice Band
Ability: Huge Power
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spd
Adamant Nature
- Aqua Jet
- Play Rough
- Superpower
- Waterfall

#azumarillforou. Seriously though, it is way to strong for uu now that it got its fairy boost. Aqua Jet to outspeed stuff and revenge killing, Play Rough for stab and murdering dragons, Superpower for power, and Waterfall for stab and doing so much damage.

Kangaskhan @ Kangaskhanite
Ability: Scrappy
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 SDef
Adamant Nature
- Power-Up Punch
- Sucker Punch
- Fire Punch
- Drain Punch

Kangaskhan has been sitting in the shadows for far to long, and now its time to take its revenge with its mega form. Power-Up Punch to up attack, Sucker Punch to kill Gengars and other attackers, Fire Punch to take out Aegislash and grass types and Drain Punch to recover health.

So guys, is this team good or not? Please give me good advice and changes to my team. I'm ok with changing any pokemon accept from Aegislash and Talonflame. I also want a spinner and hazard setter upper like Forretress, but i don't know what to replace. Thanks for feedback and goodbye!

 

[Jackdog93]

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[welsknight]

That looks a lot like my B@st@rd Kangaskhan build ;)

One suggestion I would make, put a Weakness Policy on Dragonite, I think it will do you MUCH more good than a Lum Berry will.

 

[Dat Aggron]

I like your team it is pretty interesting especially that Kangaskhan. However, hazards are an issue for this team and they have issues dealing with Skarmory. You should run 84 speed Evs on Jellicent so it can outspeed uninvested Skarmory and taunt it before it can be a pain. That speed will also help you prevent other uninvested base 70's from setting up hazards or outspeeding before you can burn them. Also, I think running Outrage on Dragonite is a little risky with the addition of fairies and new steel threats like Aegislash. They will deter you from using your STAB so you should consider dragon claw. And finally I noticed you have no special attackers and 3 set up sweepers. Consider running a special Aegislash that could lure in physical walls and normal Aegislash counters such as Landorus. Try this :
Aegislash Leftovers/ Life Orb
Modest EVs: 252 HP/ 252 S.ATK/ 4 S.DEF or Timid 252 S.ATK/ 252 SPD/4 S.DEF
King's Shield/ Automize
Shadow Ball
Hidden Power Ice
Flash Cannon
I really like this team I think it will do great. Just try to keep offensive pressure on the opponent to prevent Stealth Rocks and allow free set up for you.

 

[Jackdog93]

I like your team it is pretty interesting especially that Kangaskhan. However, hazards are an issue for this team and they have issues dealing with Skarmory. You should run 84 speed Evs on Jellicent so it can outspeed uninvested Skarmory and taunt it before it can be a pain. That speed will also help you prevent other uninvested base 70's from setting up hazards or outspeeding before you can burn them. Also, I think running Outrage on Dragonite is a little risky with the addition of fairies and new steel threats like Aegislash. They will deter you from using your STAB so you should consider dragon claw. And finally I noticed you have no special attackers and 3 set up sweepers. Consider running a special Aegislash that could lure in physical walls and normal Aegislash counters such as Landorus. Try this :
Aegislash Leftovers/ Life Orb
Modest EVs: 252 HP/ 252 S.ATK/ 4 S.DEF or Timid 252 S.ATK/ 252 SPD/4 S.DEF
King's Shield/ Automize
Shadow Ball
Hidden Power Ice
Flash Cannon
I really like this team I think it will do great. Just try to keep offensive pressure on the opponent to prevent Stealth Rocks and allow free set up for you.

I like the idea on Jellicent. I tried using special aegislash but didnt really like it. I might replace a certain poke for a good special attacker like gengar.

 

[Jackdog93]

That looks a lot like my B@st@rd Kangaskhan build ;)

One suggestion I would make, put a Weakness Policy on Dragonite, I think it will do you MUCH more good than a Lum Berry will.

Thanks the weakness policy helped a lot! Also your kangaskhan kinda inspired me hope you dont mind :P

 

[welsknight]

Thanks the weakness policy helped a lot! Also your kangaskhan kinda inspired me hope you dont mind :P

No worries, happy to help! I hope it works as well for you as it does for me. Keep in mind though, instead of Fire Punch, Kangaskhan can also learn Thunder Punch and Ice Punch as well. So, if you find yourself in need of an electric/ice-type move, don't be afraid to change it out. I went with Fire Punch on mine because it complemented my team as a whole best when facing common threats.

 

[canocsi]

Hey guys! I'm breeding Kangas too but I didn't realize that u can teach them Drain punch and Fire/Thund/ice punch and I want to know if u guys could tell me how u breed this pokemon to get this moves. Hope u guys help me ! :)

Great team btw it seems strong and cover many weaknesses. Congratz!

 

[welsknight]

Hey guys! I'm breeding Kangas too but I didn't realize that u can teach them Drain punch and Fire/Thund/ice punch and I want to know if u guys could tell me how u breed this pokemon to get this moves. Hope u guys help me ! :)

Great team btw it seems strong and cover many weaknesses. Congratz!

Kangaskhan can learn Drain Punch, but only AFTER the release of Pokebank. Thunder Punch and Fire Punch it can pick up from Ampharos (you will need a Heart Scale and the Move Rememberer for Fire Punch). Ice Punch it can pick up from Abomasnow. These are all Egg Moves, obviously.

 

[Jackdog93]

No worries, happy to help! I hope it works as well for you as it does for me. Keep in mind though, instead of Fire Punch, Kangaskhan can also learn Thunder Punch and Ice Punch as well. So, if you find yourself in need of an electric/ice-type move, don't be afraid to change it out. I went with Fire Punch on mine because it complemented my team as a whole best when facing common threats.

Nah, fine with fire punch, although i am considering thunder punch for jellicent

 

[Jackdog93]

UPDATE: I am planning on switching Kangaskhan for mega Gengar, Forretress, or Ferrothorn. Maybe I should switch another poke for it or maybe just keep my team altogether. Your choice.