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Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 6:49 am
working on my team for soulsilver
Typhlosion still training for this pikachu with volt tackle working on getting this umbreon still training evee Gyarados have crobat still training for this
Not sure what my final pokemon should be.
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Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 9:19 am
Nice! Those are some fun picks so far. c:
If this is only for ingame play, you can really use any pokemon you like in the last slot. Grab one of your favorites, or choose a rarely-used 'mon for fun. That said... It looks like your current five might have some trouble with rock type attacks; consider making your sixth something to help counter that? Maybe a physically bulky something. I am not at all qualified to give team advice, hhaaa
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 1:15 pm
starkaat Nice! Those are some fun picks so far. c: If this is only for ingame play, you can really use any pokemon you like in the last slot. Grab one of your favorites, or choose a rarely-used 'mon for fun. That said... It looks like your current five might have some trouble with rock type attacks; consider making your sixth something to help counter that? Maybe a physically bulky something. I am not at all qualified to give team advice, hhaaaGyarados has that covered with the move sufe
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 3:00 pm
Hmm how about a Pokemon that can help you get rid of entry hazards? Since it looks like spikes, stealth rock and all will hurt your team. So maybe a ground type that has rapid spin? Depends on which ones you want but so far I like these three with rapid spin. Donphan, Excadrill, and Forretress. They can set up some hazards for you and take down some nasty types that can hurt your set up. Also Donphan, and Forretress are huge on Physical defense. Which Your team lacks on Physical defense I noticed. Umbreon does have good Physcial Defense but it has better sp Defense. So if I were you, I'd use Umbreon and either Donphan or Forretress as my defense. Pikachu and Crobat to set/mix things up. And it looks like Typhlosion, and Gyarados are your sweepers. Unless you have something else in mind?
I usually have this as my set up for Donphan/ Forretress Donphan: Move 1: Rapid Spin Move 2: Earthquake Move 3: Knock Off Move 4: Ice Shard /or/ Stealth Rock /or/ Toxic Item: Assault Vest /or/ Leftovers Ability: Sturdy Nature: Adamant EVs: HP:172 Atk:252 Spe:84
Forretress: Move 1: Rapid Spin Move 2: Spikes /or/ Stealth Rock /or/ Toxic Spikes Move 3: Volt Switch Move 4: Gyro Ball /or/ Toxic /or/ Venoshock (Venoshock if your using Toxic Spikes) Item: Leftovers Ability: Overcoat /or/ Sturdy Nature: Relaxed EVs: HP:252 Def:252 SpA:4
Hope this helps smile Oh also a Idea since you have Crobat, it could out speed quite a bit so you could run Venoshock on it which it would do more damage then Forretress which could take out a lot of the opponent's team. It would seem then Toxic Spikes will be really helpful to you.
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 8:02 pm
Oh, I was going to mention the lack of defense.. but you got to it before me.
since your team is mainly squish you need a SERIOUS DEFENSIVE pokemon.
One who's only purpose is to not die; you will need it since most of your pokemon are weak to the most commonly used moves
Earthquake, rock slide.
As for how you would use your team.. Keep in mind that your pokemon you use as Switch in counters aren't typically known as bulky. Don't expect to switch in on rock slide with Gyrados and not take a notable damage.
Since youre playing Soul Silver you dont have the wonderful options Gen 6 offers.
Here are your options: weezing <-Levitate Lanturn <- makes you more weak to ground Wobbuffet <- My favorite pokemon Tangrowth <- bulky grass type Vaporeon < Bulk water type Donphan < rapid spin skarmory < the King Porygon 2 < Bulky sp.sweeper (needs evolite) Blissey < The Queen
Noteable mentions: Dragonite Tyranitar Lugia Suicune
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