Too bad it has terrible accuracy... and missing could make your opppnent switch to a ghost and set up something, or those bug/flying that resist it.
I'd have to say thick fat walrein. At the moment I'm too lazy for calcs, but it hits a heck of a lot harder than Hp Grass.
...Thunderbolt?
The last move should be either Earthquake or Focus Blast. It depends on if you are scared of Cradily or Flash Fire Pokemon more. Miltank is gone, so it would probably be better to just smack around normal types with Fire Blast, and Earthquake always KOs SDef Flareon with Stealth Rocks and Spikes, even with the -Atk nature. Ninetales takes lest damage than Flareon does. I'm finding Earthquake to be the more attractive option right now, since I can easily use Hitmonchan or Medicham or Primeape to keep Cradily at bay.
That's more like it. Magmortar actually (lol) has a good attack score (95) and can actually hurt things. EQ should be standard now. (Unlike that weakass Typhlosion's EQ)
Now we just need a flying-typed water absorber
Doesn't a water hit restore exactly what SR took?
Earthquake should be standard on Typhlosion too.
It shouldn't. It's simply far to weak on Typhlosion and causes it to be hard walled by Walrein.Earthquake should be standard on Typhlosion too
It shouldn't. It's simply far to weak on Typhlosion and causes it to be hard walled by Walrein.
(assuming the standard moveset is Eruption/Fire Blast/EQ/HP whatever)
Magmortar has T-bolt for Walrein, and thus can focus on using Earthquake to beat Flareon. (Thanks a lot Leman, I think you just pushed Magmortar over the edge again because now even FLAREON can't even beat it)
Grass in the last slot. Typhlosion's still walled pretty hard by Walrein with Focus Blast. Walrein has no healing and is hazard weak, so its forced to switch in and out a lot. With SR, and maybe Spikes, just using Typhlosion to fire off a Fire attack and lure it in is weakening it a lot. Flareon can wish off the damage, and Ninetales rapes you if they get in. So I think the coverage to smack them on the switch is a lot more beneficial then Walrein. And I kinda like using Walrein as Spikes bait for Qwilfish. :D
I think Smogon takes Solid Rock in account. (damn you Magmortar!!!)Grumpig still exists.
Camerupt (252HP/252SDef Calm) takes: 46.5% - 55.2% from EQ. I can't tell if it factors in Solid Rock or not though, but its still enough to make it a check, and not a counter. Better than Flareon, since its immediately threatening an Earth Power rape, so it can switch into Fire Blasts for a while. No reliable healing makes me sad.
Damn it Leman, pay attention Salamence is like on the verge of being banned!!! :(Taking Magmortar's attacks is kinda impossible, so you should really stop looking for so many defensive checks for it. Magmortar's kinda slow, and with SR Weak + LO kinda wears it down better. Reminds me of Salamence in OU acctually. Sharpedo, Floatzel, and Ninetales to me, seem like pretty good checks. They all have their issues, in that they can't switch in to half hits moveset, but once they do, they proceed to rape stuff.
andIn other news, Rain Dance rapes stuff. Use it. I havent found the best Rain Supporter yet though. Using Trode+4Sweepers+Magneton now, but Magneton is too slow.
I remember Silent Verse tearing NU up with Rain Dance Chu. (It's classic set from GSC) and it's a pretty damn good supporter.Before PK tells: Raichu sets up Rain pretty well, since it gets Surf/