Recent content by Count Clark

Poor Mega Heracross... He's completely annihilated by Talonflame, due to being 4x weak to Brave Bird AND Brave Bird having priority with Talonflame (that seems a tad overpowered, but whatever). Even Mega Pinsir can destroy the Cross with Aelirate Return. Like Mecawallace said, Trick Room is the...

Well pardon me for this being one of my first threads on here and getting used to this whole thing. And his Gliscor had poison heal and was holding a Toxic Orb. Toxic would have been even more useless to use than Protect. Besides I was expecting his Gliscor to be packing Stone Edge or something...

Overture This battle was between myself and a stranger named Hidde over WiFi. I was with my friend who wanted to see if I had any real skill with Pokémon, and I was ready to prove that I was the very best. I turned on the WiFi on my 3DS, and I waited for the StreetPass to send me an opponent. I...

Ah, I thought that we were literally just splaying out our in-game team, haha. And I tried using Focus Sash, but some of my friends who I tested with easily neutered it with their own Choice Scarfed 'mon, like Terrakion or Garchomp. Besides, Greninja is probably going to be a real threat to...

If you want, you can always try out my Lum Berry Dragonite (Multiscale, Adamant, 252Atk/252Spd/4HP, DDance/ Outrage/ Fire Punch/ Roost). It's longevity is surprising, and it hits like a monster after its setup. The only issues you really have are with Mamoswine and Weavile, who have Ice Shard...

Well, Aggron isn't my fairy killer, per-say, it just basically provides support while occasionally doling out a hit. My Metagross is the dedicated fairy-slaughterer. Also, I don't have anything, other than Metagross, that can easily deal with fighting types. Many of them hit hard enough to...

I may not have as much experience as some other guys when it comes to Pokémon, but I do know strategy and technique. Since I started back in Emerald, I've focused on hyper-offense and high-octane insanity. I quickly realized, however, that my teams were fragile and relied too much on muscle...