Don't let this die guys :[
I guess here are a few more sets that I find really cool:
Azumarill 2.0 (Dragonite) @ Leftovers
Ability: Multiscale
EVs: 252 HP / 4 SpA / 252 Def
Bold Nature
- Scald / Waterfall
- Moonblast / Play Rough
- Toxic / ExtremeSpeed
- Roost
If you thought CbbNite was bad, just look at Dragonite now. With the amazing Water/Fairy typing, Multiscale, Roost, and power all in one, it's sure to be a nightmare to the majority of teams. Scald, along with 100 SpAtt, hits surprisingly hard for a sturdy mon, and comes with the hax factor we all know
and love. Waterfall can also be used as a more powerful STAB, though it can't burn like Scald can. Moonblast is a more powerful STAB that hits Dragons that Scald can't. It also has a chance to lower SpAtt, which could be clutch at times. Play Rough hits on the physical side if you go that route. Toxic allows Dragonite to stall most physical attackers through passive damage, though ExtremeSpeed can be used to revenge kill if you run a physical set. Finally, Roost lets Dragonite not be passive, get back to Multiscale range, and makes it really annoying ._>
imo PhyDef spread is better since most Fighting/Dark/Bug types are physical, but you can use a special spread if you want. You might also want to invest in SpA or Att, though I don't really know the best spread.
Cresselia 2.0 (Kyurem-Black) @ Leftovers
Ability: Teravolt
Shiny: Yes
EVs: 52 HP / 252 SpA / 204 Spe
Modest Nature
- Calm Mind
- Sludge Bomb
- Earth Power
- Substitute
Although Kyurem-B can run an effective Coil set, CAlm Mind lets the dragon use Substitute to block weak attacks, burn and paralysis, and abuse switches. Calm Mind lets Kyurem-B hit extremely hard, causing it to be a nightmare to stall teams and take special hits easily. Sludge Bomb is the used STAB, hitting decently hard. Earth Power has the best coverage and hits Steel types. Substitute stops burn and para, although Kyurem is immune to Toxic, you can run something else if you want.
It doesn't hit
nearly as hard compared to the Coil set, but it's easier to set up and actually has coverage.