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Pokemon Emerald Team Suggestions

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    Hello! A few of my friends and I are having a tournament soon using Emerald, R/S, and FR/LG. I've EV trained two of the Pokemon and am planning on EV training one more, but due to time constraints I can't do the whole team. If you spot any weakness or have any suggestions please point them out! :-) Also, I hope I posted this in the right place, I'm new to the forum and thought it would fit best here!

    Gengar
    Choice Scarf
    -Ice Punch
    -Shadow Ball
    -Thunderbolt
    -Psychic

    Dragonite
    Leftovers
    -Flamethrower
    -Ice Beam
    -Dragon Claw
    -Earthquake

    Snorlax(EV trained but not sure in what)
    Leftovers
    -Curse
    -Body Slam
    -Fire Punch
    -Recover

    Feraligatr(EV trained but not sure in what)
    Leftovers
    -Swords Dance
    -Return
    -Surf
    -Earthquake

    Blaziken
    Leftovers
    -Blaze Kick
    -Sky Uppercut
    -Swords Dance
    -Thunder Punch

    Blissey
    Leftovers
    -Aromatherapy
    -Softboiled
    -Thunder Wave
    -Ice Beam

    EVs for Blissey: 252Def/40SpA/216SpD
     
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    other than trying to replace icebeam with sesmic toss on blissey it all looks good. blissey would be walled by water,ice,steel, and thick fat users with icebeam
     

    Miss Doronjo

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  • All I recommend is Rock Slide > Return on Feraligatr, because you'll gain more coverage that way. Other than that, it looks pretty solid! I'd just watch out for DD Tyranitar, since some people like to carry Lum Berry over Leftovers, or can run Taunt against your Blissey, and set up and sweep from there. You can alternatively run Swampert over Feraligatr if you're concerned about the bulk issue against that, unless you'd suspect that it might run HP Grass.

    Well, hope that helps; good luck on the tournament! ^^
     

    .MiKeY

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    • Seen Dec 27, 2016
    Choice Scarf isn't avalible in 3rd Gen so that shouldn't be on Gengar. :p Also
    on Gengar you should replace Shadow Ball for something like Giga Drain/ or a status move of some sort. Shadow Ball may be a STAB, but remember in 3rd Gen it would run off it's Attack stat and not it's Special Attack since the special/physical split didn't come out till 4th Gen.

    We also need natures and proper EV's to critique your team further.
     
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  • I would remove Fire punch from Snorlax replace it with Earthquake or Shadow ball
    Fire type moves wouldn't take full advantage of CurseLax high attack.. If you predicted some of your friends Pokemons resist fire, use atleast fire blast for the extra hit which can one hit ko

    What I also used to do with Snorlax was full cursing and then boom with a stab Hyperbeam that should be in every way better then fire punch except agianst steel pokemon but in that case earthquake would be the best for Snorlax. but you mostlikely can't get another earthquake if you haven't got a cloned spare one..
     

    Iceman3k

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  • There's STILL 3rd Gen Team posts, hmm?
    Hello! A few of my friends and I are having a tournament soon using Emerald, R/S, and FR/LG. I've EV trained two of the Pokemon and am planning on EV training one more, but due to time constraints I can't do the whole team. If you spot any weakness or have any suggestions please point them out! :-) Also, I hope I posted this in the right place, I'm new to the forum and thought it would fit best here!

    Gengar
    Leftovers
    -Ice Punch
    -Substitute
    -Thunderbolt
    -Focus Punch
    On a Gengar... Psychic doesn't have much coverage. SubPunch proves as a reliable surprise (well when I used it anyway...)

    Dragonite
    Leftovers
    -Dragon Dance
    -Thunderbolt / Thunder
    -Hidden Power (Rock) / Aerial Ace
    -Earthquake
    This guy is a ridiculous threat as a Dragon Dance Sweeper.

    Snorlax(EV trained but not sure in what)
    Leftovers
    -Curse
    -Body Slam
    -Earthquake
    -Rest
    Snorlax can't learn Recover... Would be nice if it was able to though.

    Feraligatr(EV trained but not sure in what)
    Leftovers
    -Swords Dance
    -Return / Aerial Ace
    -Hidden Power (Rock) / Rock Slide
    -Earthquake
    Not too shabby.

    Blaziken
    Salac Berry
    -Flamethrower / Fire Blast
    -Reversal
    -Swords Dance / Rock Slide
    -Endure
    There's roughly only one way to use Blaziken in 3rd Gen. Beware of Sandstorm though.

    Blissey
    Leftovers
    -Aromatherapy
    -Softboiled
    -Thunder Wave
    -Ice Beam / Seismic Toss

    EVs for Blissey: 252Def/40SpA/216HP
    Not bad... Blissey has enough SDef naturally though. Invest those EVs into HP instead.
    This team could use a reliable Physical Wall, and maybe moreso, something else to combat Tyranitar if Gengar can't get the job done. Starmie might be a considerable option to use instead of Feraligatr, but that's just my opinion.
     
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