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gasbait

Windows XP
Porygon 2 @ leftovers
Trace
240 hp 164 def 12 spa 92 SpD

~Ice beam
~Discharge
~Recover
~Magic coat

I really dont know why people decide to overlook porygon 2. He has the famous "boltbeam" nice defenses and some pretty decent moves. Lum berry is to make
sure the odd crobat doesnt hyponosys me so I can put my discharge (hehe) in its face. Im trying to decide whether or not to use substitute, because some pokes that have absoulutely no chance of winning may switch giving me a free sub. What are your thoughts?



SkullKraken
Gyrados@Life orb
Intimidate
72 hp 252 attk 184 spe

~Dragon Dance
~Watefall
~Earthquake
~Ice Fang

Porygon 2s main weakness (or only) weakness are fighting attacks. Gyrados is resistent to them, not to mention intimidate knocks the damage further down the chain. DD gyrados can do massive damage plus looks totally badass. One of porygons major counters is weavile, and gyrados can switch in fairly well and threaten to OHKO with earthquake. Not only that he has complete synergy with my next teammate..



Conductor
Electivire@Expert Belt
Mild
76 atk/252 sp atk/180 speed
-Flamethrower
-Cross Chop
-Thunderbolt
-HP grass

Electevire basically lives off gyrados's electrophobia. This set is used so that very few can actually wall electevire completelty. HP grass ensures that swampert has no chance of ruining this bad boys fun and expert belt is used thanks to this guys mad coverage. Thunderbolt 1HKOs skarmory and I think kills, or atleast puts a major threat on any roaming bronzongs. Kills forretress fast too which is always fun.



GodSpeed
Gliscor@Leftovers
Impish
Hyper Cutter
252 hp 12 attk 28 def 218 Spe

~Sword dance
~Rock Polish
~Earthquake
~Baton pass / aerial ace

What use is a tank that just sits there? Im trying the new "speedy tank" set to accomondate any lucarios that threaten to kill me.
This set can outspeed adamant lucarios and extreme speed usually does minimal damage to gliscor. Deciding whether or not to get aerial ace to
deal with heracross or baton pass to spread my excess sword dances. Decided to give it rock polish so if it gets the oppurtunity to rock polish AND SD its gg. Vaporeon can help fix his survivability

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Gross
Metagross@leftovers
Adamant
208 HP / 76 Atk / 224 SpD

~SR
~Bullet punch
~Meteormash
~Earthquake

Decided to use metagross to help deal with my gengar problem. He apparrently can also open sweepin options for my gyrados, yay!



TaiChi

Vaporeon@ Leftovers
Water absorb
188 hp 252 def 68 Spa

~Surf
~Substitue
~Baton Pass
~Wish

Vaporeon is needed to deal with my somewhat mixape problem and my survivability. Althought my pokemons are mostly bulky, recovery is a major asset to any team. Wish makes it so that gyrados can survive the lifeorb eating his health, and baton pass is for sharing the extra bulky substitute vaporeon makes, which makes breloom able to get a second wind quite easily. Im considering replacing him for tentacruel, but that means I sacrifice the all-important wish.



What are your thoughts?
 
I'd opt for Magic Coat on leading Porygon2 because it bounces back Taunt along with status and it's pretty cool to get the jump on Taunt Deoxys-S and the like! I'd run Leftovers over Lum Berry in that case because ideally you'd be Magic Coating status and the extra survivability couldn't hurt.


Looking over your team, you don't really have anything stopping LO Gengar from ripping you apart, especially if it's carrying Thunderbolt along with Shadow Ball and Focus Blast. I'd also like to put Stealth Rock somewhere on this team. Hmm....

I'd put either Metagross or Bronzong over Breloom. The Support Metagross set from the analysis (with Stealth Rock/Bullet Punch/Meteor Mash/Earthquake) would help deal with Gengar, lay Rocks, and still provide you with that useful priority move. Actually, I would consider running Explosion over Earthquake in that last slot, as after Metagross has done its job you can blow up on something like Cresselia -- opening up a potential sweep for say, Gyarados.

Hope this helps.
 
Thanks alot, have any more suggestions? Oh im also thinking of replacig gliscor with swampert to deal with the sleep status..your thoughts?
 
gasbait said:
Windows XP
Porygon 2 @ leftovers
Trace
240 hp 164 def 12 spa 92 SpD

~Ice beam
~Discharge
~Recover
~Substitute / Magic coat

I really dont know why people decide to overlook porygon 2. He has the famous "boltbeam" nice defenses and some pretty decent moves. Lum berry is to make
sure the odd crobat doesnt hyponosys me so I can put my discharge (hehe) in its face. Im trying to decide whether or not to use substitute, because some pokes that have absoulutely no chance of winning may switch giving me a free sub. What are your thoughts?

Fine

SkullKraken
Gyrados@Life orb
Intimidate
72 hp 252 attk 184 spe

~Dragon Dance
~Watefall
~Earthquake
~Ice Fang

Porygon 2s main weakness (or only) weakness are fighting attacks. Gyrados is resistent to them, not to mention intimidate knocks the damage further down the chain. DD gyrados can do massive damage plus looks totally badass. One of porygons major counters is weavile, and gyrados can switch in fairly well and threaten to OHKO with earthquake. Not only that he has complete synergy with my next teammate..

Ice Fang is better for hitting dragons in general. Also, I believe you get better coverage with Ice Fang, as you hit Salamence a lot harder and it with hurt any thing you could hit with Stone Edge well: the only type coverage you lose that with hurt you is Weavile and if you do run into one, you can spam it with EQ

Conductor
Electivire@Expert Belt
Mild
76 atk/252 sp atk/180 speed
-Flamethrower
-Cross Chop
-Thunderbolt
-HP grass

Electevire basically lives off gyrados's electrophobia. This set is used so that very few can actually wall electevire completelty. HP grass ensures that swampert has no chance of ruining this bad boys fun and expert belt is used thanks to this guys mad coverage. Thunderbolt 1HKOs skarmory and I think kills, or atleast puts a major threat on any roaming bronzongs. Kills forretress fast too which is always fun.

Nice Job

GodSpeed
Gliscor@Leftovers
Impish
Hyper Cutter
252 hp 12 attk 28 def 218 Spe

~Sword dance
~Roost/Rock Polish
~Earthquake
~Baton pass / aerial ace

What use is a tank that just sits there? Im trying the new "speedy tank" set to accomondate any lucarios that threaten to kill me.
This set can outspeed adamant lucarios and extreme speed usually does minimal damage to gliscor. Deciding whether or not to get aerial ace to
deal with heracross or baton pass to spread my excess sword dances.

Having this thing pass off both speed and Attack would be like two DD on Gyara. Having a sweeper that could Baton Pass off these stats to another sweeper is Devasting. However, you won't be able to Tank well without Roost, but consider BP.

Gross
Metagross@leftovers/Life Orb
Adamant
208 HP / 76 Atk / 224 SpD

~Agility
~Bullet punch
~Meteormash
~Earthquake

Decided to use metagross to help deal with my gengar problem. He apparrently can also open sweepin options for my gyrados, yay!

This will work better

TaiChi

Vaporeon@ Leftovers
Water absorb
188 hp 252 def 68 Spa

~Surf
~Substitue
~Baton Pass
~Wish

Vaporeon is needed to deal with my somewhat mixape problem and my survivability. Althought my pokemons are mostly bulky, recovery is a major asset to any team. Wish makes it so that gyrados can survive the lifeorb eating his health, and baton pass is for sharing the extra bulky substitute vaporeon makes, which makes breloom able to get a second wind quite easily. Im considering replacing him for tentacruel, but that means I sacrifice the all-important wish.

Fine

What are your thoughts?
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Hope I helped you and could ya return the favor to my team in siggy?
 
Gross
Metagross@leftovers/Life Orb
Adamant
208 HP / 76 Atk / 224 SpD

~Agility
~Bullet punch
~Meteormash
~Earthquake

Decided to use metagross to help deal with my gengar problem. He apparrently can also open sweepin options for my gyrados, yay!

This will work better
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I disagree with this on two counts:

1.) Metagross is there to support your team. We have recently seen how much of an Impact Stealth rock can have, especially now Garchomp is no longer in the Metagame

2.) Why bother putting agility on metagross when you have the opportunity to BP it a rock polish anyway from Gliscor. I guess you may keep it just in case gliscor goes down, but i think those are rather large odds to be playing on. My suggestion would be to keep Stealth Rock, and make it a long term plan to pass Agilities to your three sweepers, but keep metagross for support and then LATE GAME BP sweeping.

Rest seems cool, all I can do is emphasise the value of testing your team. When you test your team you will be able to come back and say "I have been having issues with this" or "this swept me how can I help" Without saying what your teams problems are and / or providing a threat list it makes it a very hard job for team raters to look at your team and analyse it properly.
 
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