yes I know the title is dumb, but I think it's catchy! The team below has won me about 85% of my games so it has done quite well...Anywho onwards with the RMT!
-Team Building Process
Ok so starting off I wanted Tyranitar, but not just any Tyranitar. I wanted a Tyranitar that few people would expect. Enter Tyraniboah!
Alright as you all know Tyranitar is a magnet for fighting type attacks, even more so he is often used as set-up fodder for Nasty Plot/Swords Dance Infernape. Rotom-W provides Tyranitar with an escape route from the ever present fighting type attacks. Enter Choice Scarf Rotom-W!
Now I realize Scizor only adds to the Infernape Weakness, but I really needed a ghost resister, and a realiable poke to take on opposing Tyranitar, as well as scouting and revenge killing. Enter Choice Band Scizor!
So to help combat the growing Infernape problem I added Suicune. I love Suicune....well I love her when I use her, but otherwise she is a bitch to face. Enter the Crocune!
Well from looking at the team so far you are all probably thinking WHY SHAYMIN!? Well the answer is simple, Shaymin is awesome and her SubSeed set Screws over her usual counters. yes Infernape is still a problem, but Scarf Rotom-W and Suicune can fend him off easily enough, and Shaymin has great synergy with Suicune. Enter SubSeed Shaymin!
So after the form of my team's Core I needed a reliable lead that could set up Stealth Rocks more often then not. I chose a Life Orbed Azelf because I prefer to kill Machamp right off the bat, and take 10% recoil damage. Rather than setting up rocks and having half my health knocked off by the Combo of Payback and Colbur Berry. So Enter my Life Orb Lead Azelf!
So after some testing Suicune began to feel like dead weight, and scarfed Rotom-W wasn't Outspeeding as much as I wanted him to, so i changed things up a little. I replaced Suicune with Scarf Flygon and changed Rotom's set into my own devious creation. Enter Scarf Flygon! Goodbye Crocune....
~In Depth
~Azelf @ Life Orb
Basically Azelf is my Stealth Rocker, and early game sweeper. This Azelf's Psychic will KO the standard Attacking Lead Machamp, and in therory putting me up 6-5 and still retaining the ability to set up rocks next turn. this Azelf does however lose to Aerodactyl and oppossing Azelf Leads. Infernape is also a problem too, but I have Rotom to switch in on the Fake Out.
~Rotom-W @ Leftovers
Rotom-W's job is to take incomming fighting/normal attacks and the proceed to set up substitute on the predicted switch. This set in itself has been the cause of many rage quits. Pain Split allows me to steal HP from stupid fat Blissey and friends. Hydro Pump fro opposing Tyranitar, Heatran, and Infernape. Thunderbolt for Gyarados, and Skarmory. One might wonder, why is shadow ball absent? Well considering that i'll switch out to scizor whenever the likes of Gengar come in I see no need for Shadow ball. So that's that.....
~Flygon @ Choice Scarf
Yeah I know boring EV Spread so far, but hey they have their purpous. Lets see....well he is the revenge killer taking out DD Dragonite, DD Gyarados, and basically anything that doesn't have a choice scarf. Not to much to say about him. I am thinking of replacing Stone Edge with Fire Blast to help take care of Scizor though.
~Scizor @ Choice Band
Yeah I know more boring stuff, the real fun EV spreads are on their way. Anyways Scizor put's the hurt on many things when he has a Choice Band. Add in Technician boosted Pursuit and STAB Bullet Punch and you've got a monster on your hands! Still there is little I can say on Scizor's behalf. He revenge kills with Bullet Punch, Traps and kills gay ghosts like gengar with Pursuit. Scouts with U-Turn (on a side note Scizor and Flygon make a great scouting Duo!), and Scizor Rapes Blissey, and Snorlax with Superpower. Ok now it's time for the Fun Move Sets!
~Shaymin @ Leftovers
Shaymin....what can I say? Shaymin is the best SubSeeder in my opinion. Seed Flare's 40% chance to lower the foes SpD means Shaymin has a chance to beat Blissey one on one! One might wonder why Earth Power? Well considering that Shaymin lures out Fire Types, why not use the opportunity to take them out with an Earth Power? The EV's are so I can outspeed all Lucario and KO them. I have been contemplating over whether or not I should run a Timid Nature and be speedier, or if I should keep the Nature I have and just run more SpA EV's to hit Harder.
~Tyranitar @ Leftovers
Tyraniboah, the cause of so many rage quits. The fact of the matter is no one expects Tyraniboah and he is almost guarenteed to KO at least one opponent. Max Hp allows for 101 Hp Substitutes, meaning Tyranitar's sub takes 2 seismic tosses to break. I run Thunderbolt just because it's fun to totally destroy Gyarados as it trie to set up expecting a switch. Tyranitar is also my ace in the whole when I need something to destroy Blissey. Ahh so many times have pokemon tried to break his sub only to fail at it and then be immediatly destroyed. Good Times, Good Times......
That Concludes my RMT so comment and what not I would love to see this team get even better! Thanks for looking!
-Team Building Process
Ok so starting off I wanted Tyranitar, but not just any Tyranitar. I wanted a Tyranitar that few people would expect. Enter Tyraniboah!
Alright as you all know Tyranitar is a magnet for fighting type attacks, even more so he is often used as set-up fodder for Nasty Plot/Swords Dance Infernape. Rotom-W provides Tyranitar with an escape route from the ever present fighting type attacks. Enter Choice Scarf Rotom-W!
Now I realize Scizor only adds to the Infernape Weakness, but I really needed a ghost resister, and a realiable poke to take on opposing Tyranitar, as well as scouting and revenge killing. Enter Choice Band Scizor!
So to help combat the growing Infernape problem I added Suicune. I love Suicune....well I love her when I use her, but otherwise she is a bitch to face. Enter the Crocune!
Well from looking at the team so far you are all probably thinking WHY SHAYMIN!? Well the answer is simple, Shaymin is awesome and her SubSeed set Screws over her usual counters. yes Infernape is still a problem, but Scarf Rotom-W and Suicune can fend him off easily enough, and Shaymin has great synergy with Suicune. Enter SubSeed Shaymin!
So after the form of my team's Core I needed a reliable lead that could set up Stealth Rocks more often then not. I chose a Life Orbed Azelf because I prefer to kill Machamp right off the bat, and take 10% recoil damage. Rather than setting up rocks and having half my health knocked off by the Combo of Payback and Colbur Berry. So Enter my Life Orb Lead Azelf!
So after some testing Suicune began to feel like dead weight, and scarfed Rotom-W wasn't Outspeeding as much as I wanted him to, so i changed things up a little. I replaced Suicune with Scarf Flygon and changed Rotom's set into my own devious creation. Enter Scarf Flygon! Goodbye Crocune....
~In Depth
~Azelf @ Life Orb
- Nature; Naive
- Ability; Levitate
- EV's; 40Atk 252SpA 216Spe
- Move Set; Psychic, Fire Blast, Explosion, Stealth Rock
Basically Azelf is my Stealth Rocker, and early game sweeper. This Azelf's Psychic will KO the standard Attacking Lead Machamp, and in therory putting me up 6-5 and still retaining the ability to set up rocks next turn. this Azelf does however lose to Aerodactyl and oppossing Azelf Leads. Infernape is also a problem too, but I have Rotom to switch in on the Fake Out.
~Rotom-W @ Leftovers
- Nature; Timid
- Ability; Levitate
- EV's; 252SpA 4SpD 252Spe
- Moves Set; Thunderbolt, Hydro Pump, Pain Split, Substitute
Rotom-W's job is to take incomming fighting/normal attacks and the proceed to set up substitute on the predicted switch. This set in itself has been the cause of many rage quits. Pain Split allows me to steal HP from stupid fat Blissey and friends. Hydro Pump fro opposing Tyranitar, Heatran, and Infernape. Thunderbolt for Gyarados, and Skarmory. One might wonder, why is shadow ball absent? Well considering that i'll switch out to scizor whenever the likes of Gengar come in I see no need for Shadow ball. So that's that.....
~Flygon @ Choice Scarf
- Nature; Jolly
- Ability; Levitate
- EV's; 252Atk, 4SpD, 252Spe
- Moveset; Eathrquake, Outrage, U-turn, Stone Edge
Yeah I know boring EV Spread so far, but hey they have their purpous. Lets see....well he is the revenge killer taking out DD Dragonite, DD Gyarados, and basically anything that doesn't have a choice scarf. Not to much to say about him. I am thinking of replacing Stone Edge with Fire Blast to help take care of Scizor though.
~Scizor @ Choice Band
- Nature; Adamant
- Ability; Technician
- EV's; 248HP 252Atk 8Spe
- Move Set; Bullet Punch, Superpower, Pursuit, U-Turn
Yeah I know more boring stuff, the real fun EV spreads are on their way. Anyways Scizor put's the hurt on many things when he has a Choice Band. Add in Technician boosted Pursuit and STAB Bullet Punch and you've got a monster on your hands! Still there is little I can say on Scizor's behalf. He revenge kills with Bullet Punch, Traps and kills gay ghosts like gengar with Pursuit. Scouts with U-Turn (on a side note Scizor and Flygon make a great scouting Duo!), and Scizor Rapes Blissey, and Snorlax with Superpower. Ok now it's time for the Fun Move Sets!
~Shaymin @ Leftovers
- Nature; Modest
- Ability; Natural Cure
- EV's; 252Hp 36SpA 220Spe
- Move Set; Seed Flare, Earth Power, Leech Seed, Substitute
Shaymin....what can I say? Shaymin is the best SubSeeder in my opinion. Seed Flare's 40% chance to lower the foes SpD means Shaymin has a chance to beat Blissey one on one! One might wonder why Earth Power? Well considering that Shaymin lures out Fire Types, why not use the opportunity to take them out with an Earth Power? The EV's are so I can outspeed all Lucario and KO them. I have been contemplating over whether or not I should run a Timid Nature and be speedier, or if I should keep the Nature I have and just run more SpA EV's to hit Harder.
~Tyranitar @ Leftovers
- Nature; Quiet
- Ability; Sand Stream
- EV's; 252Hp, 60Atk, 176SpA, 20 Spe
- Move Set; Dark Pulse, Thunderbolt, Focus Punch, Substitute
Tyraniboah, the cause of so many rage quits. The fact of the matter is no one expects Tyraniboah and he is almost guarenteed to KO at least one opponent. Max Hp allows for 101 Hp Substitutes, meaning Tyranitar's sub takes 2 seismic tosses to break. I run Thunderbolt just because it's fun to totally destroy Gyarados as it trie to set up expecting a switch. Tyranitar is also my ace in the whole when I need something to destroy Blissey. Ahh so many times have pokemon tried to break his sub only to fail at it and then be immediatly destroyed. Good Times, Good Times......
That Concludes my RMT so comment and what not I would love to see this team get even better! Thanks for looking!