First I'd like to say that I'm not a very amazing competitive player, so this is one of the three other teams I've created. I've battled with this and I really enjoy it. I'd like to share my ideas and also see what other people think of my new team. So without further ado, I present my new trick room team.
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My Lead
Bronzong @ Light Clay
Heatproof
31/31/31/31/31/0
6 HP / 252 DEF / 252 SpD
~Trick Room
~Light Screen
~Reflect
~Explosion
This probably isn't the best pokemon to be using as a lead but he's still really tank.
I chose Bronzong because of the fact that he is tank enough to set out what his job is.
Put up defenses, add the trick room, and explosion to switch into the next poke.
I usually lead off with a Reflect/Light Screen depending on the pokemon I'm up against
This way I don't take too much damage from the first attack,
Follow up with a trick room and then depending on how much HP I have left,
either explosion or add other Reflect/Light Screen
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My Set-up
Dusclops @ Eviolite
Pressure
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 128 DEF / 128 SpD
~Will-O-Wisp
~Painsplit
~Shadowball
~Trick Room
Personally I love Duskull/Dusclops. Probably one of my favourites through the 3rd Gen. When I read that Dusclops/Dusknoir was actually viable in certain teams.
I couldn't resist in putting it in. I'm using this poke to stall out any walls that I can't huff and puff my way down.
Will-O-Wisp to widdle down a bit of hp and painsplitting in case I take too much damage.
Shadowball is used I-C-E (In case of Emergency) and I try to get off a trickroom usually a few turns or on the turn I need to switch or am about to die)
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My Sweepers
→
Mawile @ Mawilite
Intimidate → Huge Power
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 252 ATK / 6 DEF
~Play Rough
~Fire Fang (Thanks Mango)
~Stone Edge
~Sucker Punch
Mawile is probably my favourite physical attacker for a Trick Room team.
I chose it for numerous reasons. One being that as soon as it's out, you can reduce attack with Intimidate and the follow up with the Mega Evolve to get that Huge Power.
It still can have a lot of coverage and is definitely the Mega Evolution for a TR team. All while looking FABULOUS
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Reuniclus @ Life Orb
Magic Guard
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 252 SpA / 6 DEF
~Focus Blast
~Psychic
~Shadow Ball
~Trick Room
I thought Reuniclus was a nice pick because it has an amazing SpA while also have a bit of bulkiness with it's HP stat
This is why I gave it trick room, in case something goes wrong and I've lost my other TR users
Although it has one less ability while it has trickroom, it still has some fairy decent coverage.
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Rampardos @ Air Balloon (Pesky Earthquakes)
Mold Breaker
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 252 Att / 6 DEF
~Iron Head
~Crunch
~Head Smash
~Hammer Arm
I pretty much chose this pokemon because it's stats are asking to be in a Trick Room team, crazy attack with low speed.
Not much else too it sadly :/ I did get kinda lazy on choosing this pokemon instead of thinking for myself and trying something new.
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(And I know this last one is a bit on the cheap side but I had to try it out for myself :/ )
Clamperl @ Deep Sea Tooth
Shell Armor
31/0/31/31/30/0
~Hidden Power (Bug)
~Surf
~Ice Beam
~Protect
Clamperl is pretty much broken and I wanted to try it out on the competitive scene. It can't learn many moves
which is kinda bad but hidden power can save the day with some coverage. Naturally, this poke can have a maximum SpA of 138
but with DST, it can leave it at 276, which is leaves it at a higher SpA than a Deoxys-A. Of course there is a bad side,
being it's pretty weak defensively and has very little coverage.
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I'd appreciate feedback, and I'd also appreciate any comments about how cheap I am for using a DST Clamperl. Also I'll try to answer any and all questions. Thanks.
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My Lead
Bronzong @ Light Clay
Heatproof
31/31/31/31/31/0
6 HP / 252 DEF / 252 SpD
~Trick Room
~Light Screen
~Reflect
~Explosion
This probably isn't the best pokemon to be using as a lead but he's still really tank.
I chose Bronzong because of the fact that he is tank enough to set out what his job is.
Put up defenses, add the trick room, and explosion to switch into the next poke.
I usually lead off with a Reflect/Light Screen depending on the pokemon I'm up against
This way I don't take too much damage from the first attack,
Follow up with a trick room and then depending on how much HP I have left,
either explosion or add other Reflect/Light Screen
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My Set-up
Dusclops @ Eviolite
Pressure
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 128 DEF / 128 SpD
~Will-O-Wisp
~Painsplit
~Shadowball
~Trick Room
Personally I love Duskull/Dusclops. Probably one of my favourites through the 3rd Gen. When I read that Dusclops/Dusknoir was actually viable in certain teams.
I couldn't resist in putting it in. I'm using this poke to stall out any walls that I can't huff and puff my way down.
Will-O-Wisp to widdle down a bit of hp and painsplitting in case I take too much damage.
Shadowball is used I-C-E (In case of Emergency) and I try to get off a trickroom usually a few turns or on the turn I need to switch or am about to die)
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My Sweepers
Mawile @ Mawilite
Intimidate → Huge Power
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 252 ATK / 6 DEF
~Play Rough
~Fire Fang (Thanks Mango)
~Stone Edge
~Sucker Punch
Mawile is probably my favourite physical attacker for a Trick Room team.
I chose it for numerous reasons. One being that as soon as it's out, you can reduce attack with Intimidate and the follow up with the Mega Evolve to get that Huge Power.
It still can have a lot of coverage and is definitely the Mega Evolution for a TR team. All while looking FABULOUS
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Reuniclus @ Life Orb
Magic Guard
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 252 SpA / 6 DEF
~Focus Blast
~Psychic
~Shadow Ball
~Trick Room
I thought Reuniclus was a nice pick because it has an amazing SpA while also have a bit of bulkiness with it's HP stat
This is why I gave it trick room, in case something goes wrong and I've lost my other TR users
Although it has one less ability while it has trickroom, it still has some fairy decent coverage.
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Rampardos @ Air Balloon (Pesky Earthquakes)
Mold Breaker
31/31/31/31/31/0
252 HP / 252 Att / 6 DEF
~Iron Head
~Crunch
~Head Smash
~Hammer Arm
I pretty much chose this pokemon because it's stats are asking to be in a Trick Room team, crazy attack with low speed.
Not much else too it sadly :/ I did get kinda lazy on choosing this pokemon instead of thinking for myself and trying something new.
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(And I know this last one is a bit on the cheap side but I had to try it out for myself :/ )
Clamperl @ Deep Sea Tooth
Shell Armor
31/0/31/31/30/0
~Hidden Power (Bug)
~Surf
~Ice Beam
~Protect
Clamperl is pretty much broken and I wanted to try it out on the competitive scene. It can't learn many moves
which is kinda bad but hidden power can save the day with some coverage. Naturally, this poke can have a maximum SpA of 138
but with DST, it can leave it at 276, which is leaves it at a higher SpA than a Deoxys-A. Of course there is a bad side,
being it's pretty weak defensively and has very little coverage.
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I'd appreciate feedback, and I'd also appreciate any comments about how cheap I am for using a DST Clamperl. Also I'll try to answer any and all questions. Thanks.
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