I took a lot of time off Shoddy because I was bored with school and was overall running out of creativity when it came to teams. But the past few days in summer have been pretty boring...so I decided to make a new team. I don't even remember what this team was before (had something to do with Toxic Spikes...), but now it has transformed into what I believe is a Rotom boosting sweeper team.
EDIT: Okay, now its another Lucario sweeping team
The lineup:
This team is basically a balanced, bulky offensive team I suppose. Transition between pokemon, weaken the opposition, etc. Really not too much in terms of strategy, as any pokemon can sweep given the opportunity, and that is what makes it pretty cool, the flexibility. Though Rotom is often the guy that sweeps.
Now:
Empoleon @ Shucca Berry
Torrent
52 Def/104 Atk/100 Spd/252 SpA
Rash
-Stealth Rock
-Surf
-Aqua Jet
-Grass Knot
Pretty sexy lead. Sorta like Metagross...but IMO better. Sets up rocks reliably and does a very very good job against other leads. Let's take a look:
Metagross: I can set up SR, then at least Surf it once if its running EQ+BP. If it doesn't have EQ, this is a very easy match up. If it lacks BP, I nail it with a torrent boosted Surf before I go down.
Azelf: Surf+Aqua Jet=KO with these EVs
Jirachi: I can sorta 2hko bulkier versions with Surf, easily 2hko the faster ones. They can't hurt me much though.
Swampert: Grass Knot KOs around 60% of the time, Shucca lets me take any EQ
Aerodactyl: Easy as hell, Surf+Aqua
Infernape: I usually switch to Gyara or Latias. I lose this one, unless I run Chople.
Hippowdon: He better run, as Surf is going to hurt bad. I usually just set up rocks. His EQ is tempered by Shucca
Tyranitar: Surf+Shucca allows me to beat this thing, which saves a lot of trouble later on.
Bronzong: Usually get my rocks up, Surf is a 3hko I believe
Ninjask: Get my rocks up, go to scizor, U Turn
Other leads: KO Naive Heatran with Surf.
I use Shucca Berry, but I've also tried Sash and Chople. Chople comes in handy latest in the game, when I can take a CC and then KO back with a Torrent boosted Surf. Also lets me beat Nape leads. Sash works great in the beginning obviously, and helps handle random surprises. But it gets crappy very easily. Meanwhile, Shucca is fairly useful overall.
Still experimenting, I plan on trying out Hydro Pump soon.
Latias @ Choice Scarf
Levitate
4 Hp/252 Atk/252 Spd
Timid
-Surf
-Draco Meteor
-Thunderbolt
-Trick
Thank you Bad Ass. This thing seriously saves my ass against sooo many threats, it is not even funny. DDMence, DDGyara, DDTar, rest talk stat uppers....the list goes on. Between these 3 moves and trick, the majority of threats I will face are completely covered. Latias can pull some nice sweeps off too with Surf and Thunderbolt, and those Draco Meteors can really dent switch ins hard.
The nice thing is that early game, Latias can 3hko Scizor with Surf or Thunderbolt early game, and not get KOed by Pursuit or U Turn at times when no rocks are up.
Pursuit is what really annoys Latias...but my next pokemon really takes advantage of it.
Lucario @ Life Orb
Inner Focus
4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd
Adamant
-Swords Dance
-Close Combat
-Extreme Speed
-Crunch
Lucario is a total beast, I swapped him over Heatran after I put a Scarf on Latias. I easily move in following all the dark attacks around these days, and start popping out hurt. He goes so well with Scizor, who sucks up an attack then U Turns to Lucario, who can then pull off a finishing blow. Anyway, Lucario sweeps most of the time. Cleans like a really nice ass mop between Extreme Speed and Close Combat.
I swapped back to Crunch because I find that stuff like Salamence/Gyarados are usually dead early game anyway thanks to Latias, and I usually never do a good job at luring in Rotom except with Scizor.
I go with Adamant because the extra power is more important for my uses of Lucario as a hit and runner and a cleaner.
Scizor @ Choice Band
Technician
172 HP/252 Atk/4 Spd/80 SpD
Adamant
-Bullet Punch
-U Turn
-Superpower
-Pursuit
You know it is coming....Scizor just fits my team perfectly. Awesome transition pokemon, as he has many resistances that my team needs, and can easily U Turn to something like Heatran to take fire attacks.
U Turn is just a sick move that really helps weaken the opposing team, scouts, and allows me to transition between my pokemon. Bullet Punch revenge kills, and under the right circumstances, allows Scizor to simply do a Bullet Punch sweep. Superpower is rarely used, though I sometimes throw one out to hit stuff like Snorlax, or Maggy/Heatran switch ins. Of course, Pursuit kicks Gengar/Latias ass, 2 pokemon that also severely annoy my team.
I used some funky EVs...Max attack is obvious. 4 Spd to outspeed Vaporeon. I threw some HP Evs out for SpD, as I find Scizor constantly needs to take special hits, like DPulse and Shadow Ball
Gyarados @ Leftovers
Intimidate
4 Def/252 Atk/252 Spd
Jolly
-Dragon Dance
-Waterfall
-Bounce
-Stone Edge
I love Gyarados....again he provides some sick resistances (and his weaknesses are easily covered), and also provides intimidate. He does a dandy job when it comes to setting up Scizor, beating Lucario, and switching into a wide variety of other pokemon and setting up for sweeps.
Waterfall and Stone Edge are no brainers, but I chose Bounce for it's ability to severely hurt any weakened Celebi, Vaporeon, and Starmie. It was a bit more useful back when I had toxic spikes, but I still enjoy using Bounce. The paralysis is fairly nice, though the accuracy can be annoying. Not having EQ can be a bother when it comes to something like Lucario, but oh well.
Jolly is just sexy because there is nothing quite like KOing Jolteon after the DD. Again, it was more useful with TSpikes around as the extra power wasn't needed.
Gyarados usually has an early game sweep, but I sometimes save him for a final sweep, which he usually pulls off after his counters are dead.
Rotom W @ Leftovers
Levitate
176 HP/120 Def/212 Spd
Timid
-Substitute
-Charge Beam
-Shadow Ball
-HP Fighting
Pretty awesome I must say. Sorta like CMJirachi...except this one fit my team better. When combined with Taunt Heatran to make Blissey set up, and Latias to take out Tyranitar, this thing can pull off sweeps fairly easily.
176 HP EVs means that Swampert's Ice Beam can't break Substitute, which is pretty nice because Ice Beam+EQ Swampert is otherwise very annoying for my team. 212 Spd to outspeed Jolly Mamo, and the rest into Def, as a secondary Gyara switch in, just in case Latias is dead.
Charge Beam and Shadow Ball are no brainers. The last move is a bit trickier for me, but I opted for Thunderbolt because I hate bulky waters, and it deals with Scizor a bit better. Sometimes I regret it though, what with Magnezone resisting all my attacks, and not getting that cool 4x damage if Tyranitar is not dead. I've changed T Bolt to HP Fighting, for the better coverage. It works out fairly well.
I chose the W version because the fear of Hydro Pump can stop Heatran from switching in, at least at the beginning.
I copied this threat list from...someone. Thank you for it.
Threat List
Blissey - Not much of a problem. She usually switches in on Heatran, I taunt her and make her run. Otherwise she comes in on Latias. In both cases, I can go to Scizor to try and U Turn. Psycho Shift can move any paralysis/toxic she feeds Latias as well.
Bronzong - Heatran scares him off...he can't do much to Scizor.
Cresselia - I generally send Scizor in, and just start U Turning. Otherwise Rotom does a find job too. Overall, most of my pokemon handle her easily.
Donphan - Rotom blocks the spin and deals some decent damage with Shadow Ball. He isn't doing much else.
Dusknoir - Heatran can taunt, suck up WoWs, and deal good damage. EQ can be a bit scary, but Shuca usually cushions the surprise. Rotom can deal with some Shadow Ball too.
Forretress - Rotom can block the first spin, then swap to Heatran for Payback and scare it off.
Gliscor - Most of my team kicks its ass. It only gives trouble to Heatran, who has Shuca+HP Ice to deal
Gyarados - Eh, Rotom does a decent job against defensive Gyarados, Tbolting it to hell. It doesn't do much, since Scizor is usually U Turning around anyway. Offensive Gyarados is much more complicated, as he can dish some serious pain to my team. Latias can usually survive an attack and Draco Meteor it, my own Gyarados can do some intimidate stuff. Rotom is unfortuntely KOed without additional defensive investment. Scary, but it can never set up basically.
Hippowdon - Doesn't block much against this team. Latias generally does a good job with Surf. But it doesn't do much except start annoying sandstorm.
Jirachi - Heatran is easy to use. Stops most if not all forms if Jirachi, including CM versions.
Rotom-A - Again, Heatran is my go to guy. can suck up any WoWs or overheats, and only fears something like Hydro Pump.
Skarmory - Heatran again. Rotom can set up as well.
Snorlax- Annoying. I can Taunt him with Heatran at least, switch to Scizor on the body slam/EQ, then scare him off.
Suicune - Can be bothersome. Rotom/Latias can switch in to deal with it a little bit, but after too many CMs...I'm done. Can be very bothersome indeed.
Swampert - I usually bring in Scizor and just U Turn to Gyara or Latias, proceed to hit it hard with neutral shots. Heatran's Taunt is useful, and allows Latias to switch in freely.
Tentacruel - Tspikes are useless, which is nice. Rotom switches in and blocks, can scare the thing off with Thunderbolts. If I want to hit it hard, Mamo's EQ really kicks its ass, though I have to be careful for Surf.
Tyranitar - CB usualy comes in on Latias as she Surfs, then she KOs with Draco Meteor. Sometimes they come in on Heatran's Taunt, I can move to Scizor to threaten.
Vaporeon - Rather annoying...Rotom takes quite some pain, but at least forces it to run. Latias can throw Meteors around, and roost off/psycho shift any annoyances.
Zapdos - Heatran usually switches in on Heat Waves, Latias deals easily, Rotom can set up against defensive versions. Really a non issue.
Azelf - Bite+Ice Shard the lead, other versions have Scizor to deal with.
Breloom - Rotom does a semi decent job, Heatran can deal with some of the non F Punch versions as well. Mamo/Scizor can also do stuff. Its annoying for Gyarados though. Can be an annoyance...after all, it is Breloom.
Dragonite - A non-issue again. Can't set up against anything bar Heatran, who easily HP Ices it.
Dugtrio - Annoying, but he can only trap Heatran really. Scizor/Mamo will kick his ass. Sucker Punch can be slightly annoying though.
Electivire - Rotom does an excellent job in walling and he has my only electric attack. I don't see him doing anything else.
Empoleon - I hate the petaya bastard. I usually have to go through complicated maneuvers to deal. It usually sets up on Latias.
Flygon - Just switch to a resist....and Heatran can HP Ice after the Shuca absorbs.
Gallade - A non issue again, Rotom can shadow ball it to hell. It isn't doing much.
Gengar - Scizor...
Heatran - My own Heatran usually kills em, otherwise Latias deals with any kind well.
Heracross - Rotom is decent to take CC's/Megahorns.
I'll finish later
Infernape - Latias is all I really need, though sometimes Gyara can get the job done
Jolteon - Meh, its annoying. Jolly Gyara can sometimes lure him in and kill, which is cool. Otherwise I need to use Latias/Rotom/Scizor and guess what move it uses. Mamo can come in handy.
Kingdra - Again, annoying. Usually try to get it to outrage with Latias/Gyara, then use Scizor/Heatran to beat it down.
Latias - Heatran actually covers it fairly well, and of course I'm packing Scizor. Can be a bit dangerous right at the beginning when I don't know what to expect
Lucario - Between Gyara/Rotom, it is mostly covered.
Machamp - Can be annoying. Hopefully I hit it on the switch in, go to Rotom to take the Dynamic Punch, then swap to Heatran for the Payback and Fire Blast it.
Magnezone - Doesn't do much to my team with its poor movepool.
Mamoswine - Gyarados is fairly solid since it outspeeds all Mamo.
Metagross - Poor Metagross relaly can't do anything to Scizor and Rotom.
Porygon-Z - Scizor to kill, otherwise I rely on resists
Rhyperior - I rarely face this, but 4x Surf or Waterfall sounds nice.
Salamence - Always dangerous. I generally take it out with Heatran early game though.
Scizor - Doesn't do much, since Latias can kill on the switch in.
Starmie - Rotom/Latias/Scizor have this covered
Suicune - CMs are annoying, but I can Taunt the CM with Heatran when it switches in, then go to Rotom
Togekiss - Rotom deals with this well, Heatran somewhat too
Tyranitar - Dangerous, but between Scizor, Latias luring it in, and Heatran's Taunt, it isn't doo bad
Weavile - Scizor and Gyara got this guy down
Yanmega - I rarely see this, but I imagine Ice Shard, Rotom, and BP have it covered
EDIT: Okay, now its another Lucario sweeping team
The lineup:
This team is basically a balanced, bulky offensive team I suppose. Transition between pokemon, weaken the opposition, etc. Really not too much in terms of strategy, as any pokemon can sweep given the opportunity, and that is what makes it pretty cool, the flexibility. Though Rotom is often the guy that sweeps.
Now:
Empoleon @ Shucca Berry
Torrent
52 Def/104 Atk/100 Spd/252 SpA
Rash
-Stealth Rock
-Surf
-Aqua Jet
-Grass Knot
Pretty sexy lead. Sorta like Metagross...but IMO better. Sets up rocks reliably and does a very very good job against other leads. Let's take a look:
Metagross: I can set up SR, then at least Surf it once if its running EQ+BP. If it doesn't have EQ, this is a very easy match up. If it lacks BP, I nail it with a torrent boosted Surf before I go down.
Azelf: Surf+Aqua Jet=KO with these EVs
Jirachi: I can sorta 2hko bulkier versions with Surf, easily 2hko the faster ones. They can't hurt me much though.
Swampert: Grass Knot KOs around 60% of the time, Shucca lets me take any EQ
Aerodactyl: Easy as hell, Surf+Aqua
Infernape: I usually switch to Gyara or Latias. I lose this one, unless I run Chople.
Hippowdon: He better run, as Surf is going to hurt bad. I usually just set up rocks. His EQ is tempered by Shucca
Tyranitar: Surf+Shucca allows me to beat this thing, which saves a lot of trouble later on.
Bronzong: Usually get my rocks up, Surf is a 3hko I believe
Ninjask: Get my rocks up, go to scizor, U Turn
Other leads: KO Naive Heatran with Surf.
I use Shucca Berry, but I've also tried Sash and Chople. Chople comes in handy latest in the game, when I can take a CC and then KO back with a Torrent boosted Surf. Also lets me beat Nape leads. Sash works great in the beginning obviously, and helps handle random surprises. But it gets crappy very easily. Meanwhile, Shucca is fairly useful overall.
Still experimenting, I plan on trying out Hydro Pump soon.
Latias @ Choice Scarf
Levitate
4 Hp/252 Atk/252 Spd
Timid
-Surf
-Draco Meteor
-Thunderbolt
-Trick
Thank you Bad Ass. This thing seriously saves my ass against sooo many threats, it is not even funny. DDMence, DDGyara, DDTar, rest talk stat uppers....the list goes on. Between these 3 moves and trick, the majority of threats I will face are completely covered. Latias can pull some nice sweeps off too with Surf and Thunderbolt, and those Draco Meteors can really dent switch ins hard.
The nice thing is that early game, Latias can 3hko Scizor with Surf or Thunderbolt early game, and not get KOed by Pursuit or U Turn at times when no rocks are up.
Pursuit is what really annoys Latias...but my next pokemon really takes advantage of it.
Lucario @ Life Orb
Inner Focus
4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd
Adamant
-Swords Dance
-Close Combat
-Extreme Speed
-Crunch
Lucario is a total beast, I swapped him over Heatran after I put a Scarf on Latias. I easily move in following all the dark attacks around these days, and start popping out hurt. He goes so well with Scizor, who sucks up an attack then U Turns to Lucario, who can then pull off a finishing blow. Anyway, Lucario sweeps most of the time. Cleans like a really nice ass mop between Extreme Speed and Close Combat.
I swapped back to Crunch because I find that stuff like Salamence/Gyarados are usually dead early game anyway thanks to Latias, and I usually never do a good job at luring in Rotom except with Scizor.
I go with Adamant because the extra power is more important for my uses of Lucario as a hit and runner and a cleaner.
Scizor @ Choice Band
Technician
172 HP/252 Atk/4 Spd/80 SpD
Adamant
-Bullet Punch
-U Turn
-Superpower
-Pursuit
You know it is coming....Scizor just fits my team perfectly. Awesome transition pokemon, as he has many resistances that my team needs, and can easily U Turn to something like Heatran to take fire attacks.
U Turn is just a sick move that really helps weaken the opposing team, scouts, and allows me to transition between my pokemon. Bullet Punch revenge kills, and under the right circumstances, allows Scizor to simply do a Bullet Punch sweep. Superpower is rarely used, though I sometimes throw one out to hit stuff like Snorlax, or Maggy/Heatran switch ins. Of course, Pursuit kicks Gengar/Latias ass, 2 pokemon that also severely annoy my team.
I used some funky EVs...Max attack is obvious. 4 Spd to outspeed Vaporeon. I threw some HP Evs out for SpD, as I find Scizor constantly needs to take special hits, like DPulse and Shadow Ball
Gyarados @ Leftovers
Intimidate
4 Def/252 Atk/252 Spd
Jolly
-Dragon Dance
-Waterfall
-Bounce
-Stone Edge
I love Gyarados....again he provides some sick resistances (and his weaknesses are easily covered), and also provides intimidate. He does a dandy job when it comes to setting up Scizor, beating Lucario, and switching into a wide variety of other pokemon and setting up for sweeps.
Waterfall and Stone Edge are no brainers, but I chose Bounce for it's ability to severely hurt any weakened Celebi, Vaporeon, and Starmie. It was a bit more useful back when I had toxic spikes, but I still enjoy using Bounce. The paralysis is fairly nice, though the accuracy can be annoying. Not having EQ can be a bother when it comes to something like Lucario, but oh well.
Jolly is just sexy because there is nothing quite like KOing Jolteon after the DD. Again, it was more useful with TSpikes around as the extra power wasn't needed.
Gyarados usually has an early game sweep, but I sometimes save him for a final sweep, which he usually pulls off after his counters are dead.
Rotom W @ Leftovers
Levitate
176 HP/120 Def/212 Spd
Timid
-Substitute
-Charge Beam
-Shadow Ball
-HP Fighting
Pretty awesome I must say. Sorta like CMJirachi...except this one fit my team better. When combined with Taunt Heatran to make Blissey set up, and Latias to take out Tyranitar, this thing can pull off sweeps fairly easily.
176 HP EVs means that Swampert's Ice Beam can't break Substitute, which is pretty nice because Ice Beam+EQ Swampert is otherwise very annoying for my team. 212 Spd to outspeed Jolly Mamo, and the rest into Def, as a secondary Gyara switch in, just in case Latias is dead.
Charge Beam and Shadow Ball are no brainers. The last move is a bit trickier for me, but I opted for Thunderbolt because I hate bulky waters, and it deals with Scizor a bit better. Sometimes I regret it though, what with Magnezone resisting all my attacks, and not getting that cool 4x damage if Tyranitar is not dead. I've changed T Bolt to HP Fighting, for the better coverage. It works out fairly well.
I chose the W version because the fear of Hydro Pump can stop Heatran from switching in, at least at the beginning.
I copied this threat list from...someone. Thank you for it.
Threat List
Blissey - Not much of a problem. She usually switches in on Heatran, I taunt her and make her run. Otherwise she comes in on Latias. In both cases, I can go to Scizor to try and U Turn. Psycho Shift can move any paralysis/toxic she feeds Latias as well.
Bronzong - Heatran scares him off...he can't do much to Scizor.
Cresselia - I generally send Scizor in, and just start U Turning. Otherwise Rotom does a find job too. Overall, most of my pokemon handle her easily.
Donphan - Rotom blocks the spin and deals some decent damage with Shadow Ball. He isn't doing much else.
Dusknoir - Heatran can taunt, suck up WoWs, and deal good damage. EQ can be a bit scary, but Shuca usually cushions the surprise. Rotom can deal with some Shadow Ball too.
Forretress - Rotom can block the first spin, then swap to Heatran for Payback and scare it off.
Gliscor - Most of my team kicks its ass. It only gives trouble to Heatran, who has Shuca+HP Ice to deal
Gyarados - Eh, Rotom does a decent job against defensive Gyarados, Tbolting it to hell. It doesn't do much, since Scizor is usually U Turning around anyway. Offensive Gyarados is much more complicated, as he can dish some serious pain to my team. Latias can usually survive an attack and Draco Meteor it, my own Gyarados can do some intimidate stuff. Rotom is unfortuntely KOed without additional defensive investment. Scary, but it can never set up basically.
Hippowdon - Doesn't block much against this team. Latias generally does a good job with Surf. But it doesn't do much except start annoying sandstorm.
Jirachi - Heatran is easy to use. Stops most if not all forms if Jirachi, including CM versions.
Rotom-A - Again, Heatran is my go to guy. can suck up any WoWs or overheats, and only fears something like Hydro Pump.
Skarmory - Heatran again. Rotom can set up as well.
Snorlax- Annoying. I can Taunt him with Heatran at least, switch to Scizor on the body slam/EQ, then scare him off.
Suicune - Can be bothersome. Rotom/Latias can switch in to deal with it a little bit, but after too many CMs...I'm done. Can be very bothersome indeed.
Swampert - I usually bring in Scizor and just U Turn to Gyara or Latias, proceed to hit it hard with neutral shots. Heatran's Taunt is useful, and allows Latias to switch in freely.
Tentacruel - Tspikes are useless, which is nice. Rotom switches in and blocks, can scare the thing off with Thunderbolts. If I want to hit it hard, Mamo's EQ really kicks its ass, though I have to be careful for Surf.
Tyranitar - CB usualy comes in on Latias as she Surfs, then she KOs with Draco Meteor. Sometimes they come in on Heatran's Taunt, I can move to Scizor to threaten.
Vaporeon - Rather annoying...Rotom takes quite some pain, but at least forces it to run. Latias can throw Meteors around, and roost off/psycho shift any annoyances.
Zapdos - Heatran usually switches in on Heat Waves, Latias deals easily, Rotom can set up against defensive versions. Really a non issue.
Azelf - Bite+Ice Shard the lead, other versions have Scizor to deal with.
Breloom - Rotom does a semi decent job, Heatran can deal with some of the non F Punch versions as well. Mamo/Scizor can also do stuff. Its annoying for Gyarados though. Can be an annoyance...after all, it is Breloom.
Dragonite - A non-issue again. Can't set up against anything bar Heatran, who easily HP Ices it.
Dugtrio - Annoying, but he can only trap Heatran really. Scizor/Mamo will kick his ass. Sucker Punch can be slightly annoying though.
Electivire - Rotom does an excellent job in walling and he has my only electric attack. I don't see him doing anything else.
Empoleon - I hate the petaya bastard. I usually have to go through complicated maneuvers to deal. It usually sets up on Latias.
Flygon - Just switch to a resist....and Heatran can HP Ice after the Shuca absorbs.
Gallade - A non issue again, Rotom can shadow ball it to hell. It isn't doing much.
Gengar - Scizor...
Heatran - My own Heatran usually kills em, otherwise Latias deals with any kind well.
Heracross - Rotom is decent to take CC's/Megahorns.
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Infernape - Latias is all I really need, though sometimes Gyara can get the job done
Jolteon - Meh, its annoying. Jolly Gyara can sometimes lure him in and kill, which is cool. Otherwise I need to use Latias/Rotom/Scizor and guess what move it uses. Mamo can come in handy.
Kingdra - Again, annoying. Usually try to get it to outrage with Latias/Gyara, then use Scizor/Heatran to beat it down.
Latias - Heatran actually covers it fairly well, and of course I'm packing Scizor. Can be a bit dangerous right at the beginning when I don't know what to expect
Lucario - Between Gyara/Rotom, it is mostly covered.
Machamp - Can be annoying. Hopefully I hit it on the switch in, go to Rotom to take the Dynamic Punch, then swap to Heatran for the Payback and Fire Blast it.
Magnezone - Doesn't do much to my team with its poor movepool.
Mamoswine - Gyarados is fairly solid since it outspeeds all Mamo.
Metagross - Poor Metagross relaly can't do anything to Scizor and Rotom.
Porygon-Z - Scizor to kill, otherwise I rely on resists
Rhyperior - I rarely face this, but 4x Surf or Waterfall sounds nice.
Salamence - Always dangerous. I generally take it out with Heatran early game though.
Scizor - Doesn't do much, since Latias can kill on the switch in.
Starmie - Rotom/Latias/Scizor have this covered
Suicune - CMs are annoying, but I can Taunt the CM with Heatran when it switches in, then go to Rotom
Togekiss - Rotom deals with this well, Heatran somewhat too
Tyranitar - Dangerous, but between Scizor, Latias luring it in, and Heatran's Taunt, it isn't doo bad
Weavile - Scizor and Gyara got this guy down
Yanmega - I rarely see this, but I imagine Ice Shard, Rotom, and BP have it covered
