Latis, spdef talonflame, mega altaria, goodra, and chansey come to mind. There are probably a few others, but Zardy isn't the easiest mon to switch into by any means.What's a good counter to wallbreaker Charizard Y?
Latis, spdef talonflame, mega altaria, goodra, and chansey come to mind. There are probably a few others, but Zardy isn't the easiest mon to switch into by any means.What's a good counter to wallbreaker Charizard Y?
Life orb hp Fire Latios and life orb starmie can put a ton of work in vs the right balanced teams, just watch out for tyranitarWhich hazard removers are good against balance?
dont run rain dance if youre not using a rain team (and even then there are better setters). otherwise that looks fine, though i wouldnt reccomend running those EVs on assault vest torn.What moveset should I give my Therian Tornadus?
Was thinking this:
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Tornadus @ Life Orb / Assault Vest
Timid nature / Regenerator
31/31/31/31/31/31
4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
-Hurricane
-U-Turn
-Focus Blast / Rain Dance / Knock Off / Heat Wave
-Focus Blast / Rain Dance / Knock Off / Heat Wave
Okay thanks! :D I put Assault Vest because i saw it on the Smogon dex, but I looked at it after I EV trained him so I'll probably stick with Life Orb. Just wanted an opinion on it.dont run rain dance if youre not using a rain team (and even then there are better setters). otherwise that looks fine, though i wouldnt reccomend running those EVs on assault vest torn.
The damage is halved after applying type advantages. In the Rowlet example, it would take an effective 2x hit from Ice-type attacks, as it calculates the damage taken for a 4x super effective hit and then halves it (4/2=2), and it'd take an effective 1x hit from Fire-type attacks because it calculates the damage for the 2x hit (as signified by "It's super effective!") and then halves it (2/2=1).I know it's not OU per se, but it's a competitive question. I've never used a Pokémon with Thick Fat before, so I'm in doubt on how the mechanics of it really work. Is the damage halved before or after applying type advantages? Let's suppose Rowlet, the Flying/Grass starter of SM gets it as a HA, it technically get hit 4x by Ice and 2x by Fire-type moves. How would this damage be? 2x for Ice and normal by Fire or anything else?
Thanks a lot =)
It halves the damage at the end of the damage calculation step, not unlike fur Coat, so the damage is halved after type effectiveness is taken into account.I know it's not OU per se, but it's a competitive question. I've never used a Pokémon with Thick Fat before, so I'm in doubt on how the mechanics of it really work. Is the damage halved before or after applying type advantages? Let's suppose Rowlet, the Flying/Grass starter of SM gets it as a HA, it technically get hit 4x by Ice and 2x by Fire-type moves. How would this damage be? 2x for Ice and normal by Fire or anything else?
Thanks a lot =)
It is a very viable set right now and is in my opinion the best set because max Attack invested Diamond Storm helps wear down a lot of Mega Diancie's usual checks, like Clefable and Amoonguss, and Rock STAB in general is just amazing right now. Furthermore, the decrease in power of Moonblast and Hidden Power Fire isn't too notable outside of missing out on OHKOing standard Bisharp at full health.Is physical Mega Diancie viable or are its other set just far better? Rock is pretty spamable offensively so i'm curious as to how it does in comparison to its other set. Does anyone have any experience playing with or against it?
Diancie gets no physical Fairy STAB (#PlayRoughNotEnough) and no special Rock STAB, not even Power Gem, so a mixed set is pretty much the only way to take advantage of its full potential considering its attacking stats.Is physical Mega Diancie viable or are its other set just far better? Rock is pretty spamable offensively so i'm curious as to how it does in comparison to its other set. Does anyone have any experience playing with or against it?
It is a very viable set right now and is in my opinion the best set because max Attack invested Diamond Storm helps wear down a lot of Mega Diancie's usual checks, like Clefable and Amoonguss, and Rock STAB in general is just amazing right now. Furthermore, the decrease in power of Moonblast and Hidden Power Fire isn't too notable outside of missing out on OHKOing standard Bisharp at full health.
It's the best wish passer in the game thanks to regen and it's ultra fat hp stat. along with this, it has enough bulk to check threats like Mega Diancie and Keldeo which lets it carve itself out a niche as a bulky water for more defensive teamsI just checked the viability rankings for a friend and found out that Alomomola is B-. What does this nice Mon do that I'm not aware of?
Not really most of rotom's niches lie in its defensive properties. Av isn't very good because rotom is supposed to be taking on physical attackers.Are there any good Modest Rotom-Wash sets (semi-)viable for OU? Perhaps with Thunderbolt over Volt Switch, and maybe an Assault vest?
Are there any good Modest Rotom-Wash sets (semi-)viable for OU? Perhaps with Thunderbolt over Volt Switch, and maybe an Assault vest?
Hyper OffenseCan anyone please point me in the direction of a good (recentish) Hyper Offense team? Need a bit of inspiration
It works multiple times without any limit.Does a Shed Shell only work once in battle? Or multiple times?
I'm running this Pinsir:
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Mega-Pinsir
Jolly Nature
252 Atk/4 Def/252 Spe
-Thrash
-Swords Dance
-Close Combat
-Quick Attack
I want to fit X-Scissor on here. How necessary is Swords Dance or Quick Attack? I haven't had much of an opportunity to try him out, which is why I want to ask here for some thoughts.