Sunny Day Team Help :)

I just obtained a shiny Ninetales and want to start a Sunny Day Team. Only definite members so far are Tangrowth, Chandelure and Ninetales.

Someone mentioned Ferrothorn, but I was thinking that a Pok?mon 4x weak to fire, which gets a boost in the sun anyway, might not be a good idea. I was eager to use a Scior but the same principle.

I want to use a Gigalith for Stealth Rock support. Typical Custap Berry set.

I definitely need a Rapid Spinner considering a couple of fire types'll be lurking.

Also, considering Cresselia seriously.

Ideas?

Also, I Don't wanna use the typical Fire and Grass types - I wanna use things that are strong against fire and can take advantage of the fact that water is weakened, like Gigalith.

Scarfed Eruption Typhlosion as a revenge killer would be unstoppable.
Fire Punch Banded Golem?

Just some ideas :D

Typhlosion deffo sounds like a possibility >: D
and doesn't Golurk have a punching ability? Iron Fist or something? is that just DW?

Golurk does have Iron Fist it's not DW I think, but I dunno if it can abuse the sun. Except it doesn't need to fear most water types? (Except maybe Modest 31/252 Kyogre, even in the sun)

I'm assuming that this is for competitive battling?

I was just throwing ideas in the metaphorical "pot" with the Golem, but I stand strong with my Scarfed Eruption Typhlosion.

see, most of those Pokémon aren't easy to get hold of. I was thinking Claydol for Rocks and Spin together, so i can get rid of Gigalith...but i don't think Gigalith is rubbish. It always gets a guaranteed 2 hits in, and with a massive attack stat, its second can do some damage. I WOULD consider Victini, but my Victini is a rubbish nature D;

What I've got so far is:

Claydol for rocks and rapid spin, Ninetales for drought, Arcanine for revenge killing and coverage, Tangrowth for tanking, Cresselia for defense and Hydreigon for all-out offense.

I especially wanna try out Hydreigon ^.^

Well if you wanna test it out, I'm up for a battle, I didn't wanna battle in the tournament yesterday, so I turned a few people down...

xiodinex said:

see, most of those Pokémon aren't easy to get hold of. I was thinking Claydol for Rocks and Spin together, so i can get rid of Gigalith...but i don't think Gigalith is rubbish. It always gets a guaranteed 2 hits in, and with a massive attack stat, its second can do some damage. I WOULD consider Victini, but my Victini is a rubbish nature D;

What I've got so far is:

Claydol for rocks and rapid spin, Ninetales for drought, Arcanine for revenge killing and coverage, Tangrowth for tanking, Cresselia for defense and Hydreigon for all-out offense.

I especially wanna try out Hydreigon ^.^

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Be especially wary about other weather-users too. Since your team is focused around one weather condition, you might get shafted when Politoed or Tyranitar comes out. That's not to say that Tangrowth would destroy both with Power Whip, but they have large openings to switch in. For the same reason, don't use SolarBeam too often, and be especially wary if you're going to heal Cresselia with Moonlight with a Tyranitar on the foe's team. I feel like Stallrein would pose some trouble too.

Also watch out for the sun going against you. When I've faced sun teams in the past, I've sometimes been able to actually use the power boost from the sun to my advantage. Be especially wary of Heatran, who is immune to Fire-type attacks and can tank just about anything while firing off super-powered Fire Blasts, Earth Power, and Dragon Pulses at your team.

Have you tried Solar Power Charizard? That thing is a mean one.