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Honestly, I'd rather not use a Life Orb Victini with V-Generate unless you know for a fact you can get by with every other move it carries otherwise. I still think V-Generate is better as a hit-and-run attack, and taking Life Orb damage as well as likely weather/entry hazards is going to kill...

Let's look at this carefully now, as I'm getting a bit sick of seeing nothing but bickering over this damn jelly. In all honestly, to me, it's just a better offensive Clefable. Let's look at the Trick Room version, the one that can actually pull off a kill on most team archetypes like Hyper...

I will try alternating play between Ambipom and Denchura. Perhaps a Uturn variant with Low Kick, Fake Out, and Taunt as the other options.

Bolteros is not allowed in Wifi UU.

I just wanted to first of all express that this is a bit of an odd team, primarily meant for Wifi UU on the Pokemon Online server. I've tested it a fair bit and found that it has some kinks in it that I would hope could be pointed out. The main concept is to use Tornelos to mimick the rather...

Hrm. Actually, Dual Screen Metagross seems like it could be quite a good bit of use this generation. I do agree that perhaps we should look at Metagross more as a highly bulky Steel Type that can actually hit shit back with a strong Meteor Mash, even if Steel offensively is poor.

You shouldn't be fighting against a Blissey with Urgamosu unless you're at about +6, Toxic Spikes are down and it doesn't have Aromatherapy, or you're running LOLphysicalMoth.

Like stated before, you can pull off Bug Buzz with more power on lower life. I was actually considering a Pinch Berry Sub/Butterfly Dance set. A boost or two from Flame Dance, however many BD you get, and one guaranteed attack? Resisted or not, it's still going to hurt a fuckton.

Honestly, you shouldn't be even keeping an Urgamosu around if a Kingdra shows up anyway, since most of them are physical, and they probably will be outspeeding you unless they were stupid enough to let you get to +3 off Butterfly Dances or something.

Hariyama will be a UU Guts Abuse Roopushin, Hitmonchan will be a UU DrainPunch Roopushin. Hariyama doesn't have Drain Punch (Maybe in Grey as a move tutor?), but does have Close Combat, Fake Out, and can actually go to work from the get-go without having to Bulk Up a few times.

Trick Metagross, Fling Sets.

I have never seen a Burungel run anything stronger than Surf.

I've actually considered HP Grass at times just to get past annoying shit like Roaring Swampert and Burungel. Heatran's fucked after enough Butterfly Dances anyway, and you could just get a SpD drop off Bug Buzz.

Venom Shock is special. Leave him to do either physical sweeping or setting up Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Let things like Gengar abuse Venom Shock.

I think he means that Superpower is good for nicking something once, and then playing Hit-and-Run with Hihidaruma. Damagewise, Superpower actually is better and has perfect accuracy, making it superior if you only use the attack once on a specific target. Though honestly, I think you'd be...

Most things that run Ground also run a coverage move like Stone Edge apart from Pokemon like Heatran. Hell, Rock moves alone are going to severely hurt considering Muk's lower defenses unboosted and Barujina's weakness.

Oh, I forgot to mention that. Seriously, if Muk got Slack Off or Recover, you'd be seeing some serious shit.

Magic Guard is a big portion of it. No hazards/Weather/Life Orb recoil. Also, much-higher Special Attack to abuse Trick Room itself. All Musharna can do is possibly Hypnosis something and set up Trick Room and flee to someone else. Rankurusu can smash something right after setting up.

Muk still suffers immensely from having to rely on a Poison move for most offense, and four-moveslot syndrome. Sticky Hold is still the almost universally better ability for Muk, as one of the main draws of using a Curse Muk is immunity to Trick, which is something Pokemon like Swampert and...

This set actually seems fairly interesting. It seems a decent way to make use of Swarm, yet CompoundEyes Charge Beam really does have it's use when you just can't afford to miss.