Okay, so Ive been working on this team lately, And I THINK Ive Gotten the bugs worked out of it, but I think there are some things that are still giving my problems. This team will MAINLY be used in 6th Gen WiFi, but its been doing rather decent on Showdown as well, Kinda.
Timid
252 Sp.Att/4 Hp/ 252 Speed
Magic Bounce
Expert Belt
Psyshock
Shadow Ball
Dazzling Gleam
Hp-Fire
This is one of two possible leads on my team. After playing a few matches, I realized Klefki was a real pain in my butt, so this was my answer. Ive always wanted to do an offensive Espeon, and Gen 6 made it THAT much easier. Psyshock over Psychic for Stab, Shadow Ball for other Psychic Types, Dazzling Gleam for coverage, And HP-Fire for Klefkei and the likes. After a few experimentations, I settled on Expert Belt as the item of choice.
Impish
252 Hp/4 Att/252 Def
Prankster
Focus Sash
T-wave
Foul Play
Spikes
Play rough/Draining Kiss/ Swagger
And this is one of my second possible leads. The set is pretty much self explanatory. The only problem Im having is what to go in the 4th slot. Swagger works well with Foul Play, but I found more often then not, that bit me in the butt. Draining Kiss works well to keep him alive, but doesn't really work with his nature, and Play Rough is nice, and the chance to knock down an opponents attack while doing damage is nice, its coming off an univested stat. Ive tried all 3, but I cant seem to decide what works best....
Brave
4Hp/ 252 Att/ 252 Def/ 0 Ivs speed
Sturdy
Leftovers
Avalanche
Gyro Ball
Earthquake
Recover
This guy...sweet mother of pearl. This guy may have a bad defensive typing, and have might have a Sp.Def worse than a wet paper bag... but he can sure as heck can take (physical)punishment. I did try a more physical defensive spread with Rapid Spin, but I just didn't like it. So I went more of a Physical route. I kept full investment in Def, since I found that to do better then investing into HP. I kept three of the 4 moves from the defensive set, as I saw those work well, and swapped out Rapid Spin for Gyro ball.
All in all, this set works rather well.
Adamant
4 Hp/ 252 Att/ 252 Speed
Tough Claws
White Herb
Shell Smash
Cross Chop
Razor Shell
Poison Jab
This guy is one of two physical sweepers on my team. This guy loves coming in on a Paralyzed poke (thanks to Klefki) and setting up shell smash, and then preceding to sweep. Really doesn't need much more explanation than that. I do find people tend to quit on me after I take out one of their pokes with this guy though...
Adamant
252 Att/ 4 Def/ 252 Speed
Stance change
Spell Tag
Sword Dance
King's Sheild
Shadow Sneak
Sacred Sword
The second of my Physical Sweepers. I invested in Speed, cause the AegiSlash I have in game had wonderful Iv's in everything....But Hp. I realize that's a little redundant when he has Shadow Sneak, but it works. This guy also like paralysis, letting him set up at least one Sword Dance. I went with spell tag to power up his Shadow sneak some more. Again, not much explanation needed for this guy's set.
Modest
252Hp/ 252 Sp.Att/ 4 Sp.Def
Poison Point
Black Sludge
Sludge Wave
Dragon Pulse
T-Bolt
Focus blast
Ive been flip-flopping between this guy and Trevenant. I decided on this guy (for now.) I have him set up as a Bulky Special sweeper. I know what your thinking "Where's Draco?" Well...I dont like using it. For me the stat drop in Special is too much when this guy is a SPECIAL sweeper. If he was more of a mixed, then yes, id be using Draco. I chose Sludge wave for a bit more OOMPH over Sludge bomb, Focus Blast for Steel types, and T-Bolt for water types. I went with black sludge for some reliable recovery, and also to cause some damage if they decided to use trick on him. I do find him very useful, but I find his Defenses make him very Squishy.
Threats:
Mega Kangaskan wreaks me. Avalugg is able to hold her back, but then she gets to PP Punch set up.
Rotom W- I dont really have a solid check to this guy. I can take it down, but that relys too much on luck.
Conclusion:
I feel like this is the most solid team Ive made to date, but I feel like there are some gaps that could be filled. Klefki's fourth moveslot is hard to chose, and flip flopping between Dragagle and Trevenant in the last slot has me a little confused as to what I want the last poke to do.
Timid
252 Sp.Att/4 Hp/ 252 Speed
Magic Bounce
Expert Belt
Psyshock
Shadow Ball
Dazzling Gleam
Hp-Fire
This is one of two possible leads on my team. After playing a few matches, I realized Klefki was a real pain in my butt, so this was my answer. Ive always wanted to do an offensive Espeon, and Gen 6 made it THAT much easier. Psyshock over Psychic for Stab, Shadow Ball for other Psychic Types, Dazzling Gleam for coverage, And HP-Fire for Klefkei and the likes. After a few experimentations, I settled on Expert Belt as the item of choice.
Impish
252 Hp/4 Att/252 Def
Prankster
Focus Sash
T-wave
Foul Play
Spikes
Play rough/Draining Kiss/ Swagger
And this is one of my second possible leads. The set is pretty much self explanatory. The only problem Im having is what to go in the 4th slot. Swagger works well with Foul Play, but I found more often then not, that bit me in the butt. Draining Kiss works well to keep him alive, but doesn't really work with his nature, and Play Rough is nice, and the chance to knock down an opponents attack while doing damage is nice, its coming off an univested stat. Ive tried all 3, but I cant seem to decide what works best....
Brave
4Hp/ 252 Att/ 252 Def/ 0 Ivs speed
Sturdy
Leftovers
Avalanche
Gyro Ball
Earthquake
Recover
This guy...sweet mother of pearl. This guy may have a bad defensive typing, and have might have a Sp.Def worse than a wet paper bag... but he can sure as heck can take (physical)punishment. I did try a more physical defensive spread with Rapid Spin, but I just didn't like it. So I went more of a Physical route. I kept full investment in Def, since I found that to do better then investing into HP. I kept three of the 4 moves from the defensive set, as I saw those work well, and swapped out Rapid Spin for Gyro ball.
All in all, this set works rather well.
Adamant
4 Hp/ 252 Att/ 252 Speed
Tough Claws
White Herb
Shell Smash
Cross Chop
Razor Shell
Poison Jab
This guy is one of two physical sweepers on my team. This guy loves coming in on a Paralyzed poke (thanks to Klefki) and setting up shell smash, and then preceding to sweep. Really doesn't need much more explanation than that. I do find people tend to quit on me after I take out one of their pokes with this guy though...
Adamant
252 Att/ 4 Def/ 252 Speed
Stance change
Spell Tag
Sword Dance
King's Sheild
Shadow Sneak
Sacred Sword
The second of my Physical Sweepers. I invested in Speed, cause the AegiSlash I have in game had wonderful Iv's in everything....But Hp. I realize that's a little redundant when he has Shadow Sneak, but it works. This guy also like paralysis, letting him set up at least one Sword Dance. I went with spell tag to power up his Shadow sneak some more. Again, not much explanation needed for this guy's set.
Modest
252Hp/ 252 Sp.Att/ 4 Sp.Def
Poison Point
Black Sludge
Sludge Wave
Dragon Pulse
T-Bolt
Focus blast
Ive been flip-flopping between this guy and Trevenant. I decided on this guy (for now.) I have him set up as a Bulky Special sweeper. I know what your thinking "Where's Draco?" Well...I dont like using it. For me the stat drop in Special is too much when this guy is a SPECIAL sweeper. If he was more of a mixed, then yes, id be using Draco. I chose Sludge wave for a bit more OOMPH over Sludge bomb, Focus Blast for Steel types, and T-Bolt for water types. I went with black sludge for some reliable recovery, and also to cause some damage if they decided to use trick on him. I do find him very useful, but I find his Defenses make him very Squishy.
Threats:
Mega Kangaskan wreaks me. Avalugg is able to hold her back, but then she gets to PP Punch set up.
Rotom W- I dont really have a solid check to this guy. I can take it down, but that relys too much on luck.
Conclusion:
I feel like this is the most solid team Ive made to date, but I feel like there are some gaps that could be filled. Klefki's fourth moveslot is hard to chose, and flip flopping between Dragagle and Trevenant in the last slot has me a little confused as to what I want the last poke to do.