You're dedicating a third of your team to trapping just one mon, it's not a good strategy because as I said it requires too much investment from the team and you're going to have very specific synergistic requirements to make both of them work. With my Trick Room set, Mimikyu is fully functional standalone as it almost always sets Trick Room and then can D-Bond problem sets if I anticipate they're not the kind of person to see it coming (much like trapping), or I can Curse to majorly hamper them (and mess with subs, get free switches, all of that stuff), or I can potentially clean up end game with Shadow Claw (it has happened, surprisingly). As a single entity, it gets results without support.
My team hit top 150 ladder tonight with these strats, and I'll try and ladder it further tomorrow (or you know, drastically plummet as usually happens when you want to ladder higher). Either way, I'll do a RMT in due course because 150 and 1600+ is good enough for me for early gen laddering - particularly with Trick Room. The point is, crazy gimmicks do not take the ladder by storm - you need solid ideas that can work without a massive network of support. One mon to get another to work properly (as is the case with that Mimikyu set) is already too much for it to be viable IMO. If you're using the set for fun, then have fun with it, but don't expect to ladder high.
