Strike team

[Terreos]

Team at a glance:

Team Explained

Nature: Timid
Item: Choice Specs
EVS: S.Atk-252, Spd-252, HP-6
Ability: Compound Eyes
Moves:
Hidden Power{Ice}
Thunder
Bug Buzz

Galvantula is normally my lead. With HP{ice} and Thunder it has good neutral coverage. Toxic is there for walls that don't resist it or when Garvantula is likely to be taken down. With compoundeyes it was hard to pass up.

Nature:Timid
Item:Life Orb
EVS:S.Atk-252, Spd-252, HP-6
Ability:Sheer Force
Moves:
Earth Power
Thunderbolt
Ice Beam
Flamethrower

The combination of Sheer Force and Life Orb make Nidoking and decent pokemon with a wide range of coverage. Works well halfway through a battle when an opponent is weakened.

Nature:Jolly
Item:Haban Berry/Yache Berry
EVS:Atk-252, Spd-252, HP-6
Ability:Mold Breaker
Moves:
Outrage
Dragon Dance
Brick Break
Earthquake

Similar to Nidoking in which most useful later in a battle to pick off weakened opponents. The berries are to help pull off dragon dance.

Nature:Timid
Item:Focus Sash
EVS:S.Atk-252, Spd-252, HP-6
Ability:Flash Fire
Moves:
Flamethrower
Will-o-wisp
Hidden Power{Fighting}
Shadow Ball

Chandelure helps absorb fire attacks with some good guessing. Works well with durant since most will try to hit it with a fire attack. HP{Fighting} helps with Dark Types that seem to plague Chandelures existance.

Nature:Jolly
Item:Choice Scarf

EVS:Atk-252, Spd-252, HP-6
Ability:Moxie
Moves:
Earthquake
Crunch
Stone Edge
Outrage

Krook can gain alot of momentum with moxie. Choice Scarf helps to make sure Krook hits first.

Nature:Jolly
Item:Leftovers
EVS:252, Spd-252, HP-6
Ability:Hustle
Moves:
Hone Claws
X-Scissor
Crunch
Iron Head

After a single Hone Claw Durant doesn't have to worry about missing from the lowered accuracy from hustle. Is a good lure for Chandelure to make use of it's Flash Fire.

Extra Notes:
The one thing about this team that stands out to me is it's lack to fight against Fighting types. It was most apparent during a run in the pokemon league with these pokemon.

 

[Bloo]

3. Have some actual words in your post beyond your six Pokemon and their moves. Not following this makes your post quite boring to read and rate. All Pokemon should have a good reason for being in your team anyway, so why not post that reason? If you are having trouble with this one, start by giving an explanation for each team member. Why are they there? What role do they serve? How do you get them in? Then, give an explanation of how you would open with the team and how you would go about using it. All of these things help people rate your team and allow us to offer more helpful advice.

Your descriptions are lacking, which means you are violating the above quoted RMT rule. If you wish to remedy this problem, explain your reasoning behind each Pokemon and why they work on your team more thoroughly. Try to aim for 3-4 sentences with your descriptions. I recommend lurking through the RMT Archive in order to see examples of what we're looking for in an RMT! If you fix this, let me know via PM and I'll unlock your thread.