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2011 VGC Team-The Mafia
This team is for next years VGC (yeah this year competitor number limit prevented me from goin) so I decided to start preparing as early as possilbe, anyways, on with the team:
At a Glance
In more detail (not in order, Stratergies/team line-ups posted afterwards with detail on the pokes as it goes.):
Kyogre @Choice Scarf
Modest Nature
4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd
-Water Spout
-Ice Beam
-Thunder
-Hydro Pump
Ludicolo @Lum Berry
Modest Nature
Swift Swim
4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd
-Fake Out
-Grass Knot
-Ice Beam
-Hydro Pump
Metagross @Occa Berry
Adamant Nature
Clear Body
248 HP / 232 Atk / 28 Spe
-Stealth Rock
-Meteor Mash
-Bullet Punch
-Explosion
Dragonite @Life Orb
Rash Nature
Inner Focus
196 Atk / 252 SpAtk / 60 Spe
-Draco Meteor
-Super Power
-Fire Blast
-Extreemespeed
Giratina@ Choice Scarf
Hasty Nature
Pressure
252 Atk / 4 Sp Att / 252 Spe
- Shadow Force
- Dragon Claw
- Shadow Sneak
- Safeguard / Will-o-wisp
Garchomp@ Choice Scarf
Jolly Nature
Sand Veil
4 Hp / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
- Outrage- Want to change but not sure what I should to
- Earthquake
- Dragon Claw
- Stone Edge
Now you've seen the team, I'll go over the 3 stratergies I like to use.
Stratergy 1:
Sent out 1st:
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The aim here is for Metagross to set up Stealth rock immediatly, making it easier
for later game sweepers, once it's set up use Meteor Mash to inflict damage before
finishing off with bullet punch. With Dragonite, use either Superpower/ Draco meteor (as this is mixed It doesn't
matter of my Atk goes down from Draco Metoer) before finishing off with extreemespeed.
I'll use fireblast to deal with Skarmory/ Metagross.
Now the foe has sent out their last 2 Pokes, both of mine are pretty hurt now, So Dragonite uses extreemespeed
to cripple one of the foes, then Metagross explodes, damaging both foes, and resulting in both of mine fainting.
The aim here is for Metagross to set up Stealth rock immediatly, making it easier
for later game sweepers, once it's set up use Meteor Mash to inflict damage before
finishing off with bullet punch. With Dragonite, use either Superpower/ Draco meteor (as this is mixed It doesn't
matter of my Atk goes down from Draco Metoer) before finishing off with extreemespeed.
I'll use fireblast to deal with Skarmory/ Metagross.
Now the foe has sent out their last 2 Pokes, both of mine are pretty hurt now, So Dragonite uses extreemespeed
to cripple one of the foes, then Metagross explodes, damaging both foes, and resulting in both of mine fainting.
Notes: The foe may be expecting a lead Dragonite aswell, this set will susrprise them.
Send out:
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Now the foe has been crippled by extreemespped and explosion, I'll send out Kyogre with either Ludicolo or Garchomp.
Kyogre will finish off both of them with Water Spout, if one remains Garchomp may go in for a finisher with its high attack,
or I'll use Ludicolo to abuse the rain to get hight speed and hit hard home woth Hydropump.
Kyogre will finish off both of them with Water Spout, if one remains Garchomp may go in for a finisher with its high attack,
or I'll use Ludicolo to abuse the rain to get hight speed and hit hard home woth Hydropump.
Stratergy 2:
This duo makes good use of the rain, Kyogre spams water spout while
Ludicolo makes use of the speed boost and fakes out any threats tryiong to cause serious damage or set up calm mind,
dragon dance etc. It also hurts with hydropump and can hurt the big heavy water-type lead Swampert
with grass knot, grass know can also be used to damage any lead Kyogres.
Ludicolo makes use of the speed boost and fakes out any threats tryiong to cause serious damage or set up calm mind,
dragon dance etc. It also hurts with hydropump and can hurt the big heavy water-type lead Swampert
with grass knot, grass know can also be used to damage any lead Kyogres.
Send out:
By now the foe has fainted or I have (or both) from an exchange of moves.
To finish the foe off I'll send out the quick and effective hit man duo,
Garchomp, and for boosted fire-power (not litrely) MixNite.
Garchomp finishes off what the first duo started, while MixNite breaks down any late game walls the foe might throw at me.
To finish the foe off I'll send out the quick and effective hit man duo,
Garchomp, and for boosted fire-power (not litrely) MixNite.
Garchomp finishes off what the first duo started, while MixNite breaks down any late game walls the foe might throw at me.
Stratergies 3&4:
These are the same as stratergies 1&2, except for I replace Ludicolo
and Garchomp (because I will have used him twice and the foe will know what to expect) with Choice scarf, revenge killing Giratina that is sure to finish off any remaininf foe's pokemon
and Garchomp (because I will have used him twice and the foe will know what to expect) with Choice scarf, revenge killing Giratina that is sure to finish off any remaininf foe's pokemon
Well thankyou VERY much for reading my first RMT, as I said in the
introduction, I'm new to this, so don't go harsh on me, that doesn't
mean don't tell me how to improve, I'd like to keep the same pokes
if possible, movesets, natures, ev spreads etc. I am willing to change though,
but if it really comes to it, I can change a poke.
introduction, I'm new to this, so don't go harsh on me, that doesn't
mean don't tell me how to improve, I'd like to keep the same pokes
if possible, movesets, natures, ev spreads etc. I am willing to change though,
but if it really comes to it, I can change a poke.
Pokes that aren't threats because they're
banned in the vgc banned list:
banned in the vgc banned list:
151 - Mew
251 - Celebi
385 - Jirachi
386 - Deoxys
489 - Phione
490 - Manaphy
491 - Darkrai
492 - Shaymin
493 - Arceus
251 - Celebi
385 - Jirachi
386 - Deoxys
489 - Phione
490 - Manaphy
491 - Darkrai
492 - Shaymin
493 - Arceus
To really see who is better for 2v2 battles, I've posted the same thing
on PC, and on Smogon.
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