I've decided to use Metagross, Salamence, Tyranitar, Dragonite, Wobbuffet, and either Garchomp or Kingdra. For this team, is Kingdra or Garchomp better? Also, which of these pokemon should I set up with? Which is good for laying traps?
I meant type-wise, which choice will give me more type coverage? Also, what about laying traps? Are none of these pokemon good for that? Additionally, if none of them are good for traps, I'm just going to start with dragonite to avoid that first problem, or simply send out Tyranitar after Dragonite faints, or teach Kingdra rain dance and have it be a weather-oriented pokemonTyranitar's Sand Stream hinders Dragonite's Multiscale ability, should it carry
that ability, so Dragonite isn't exactly the best choice to pair with Tyranitar.
While Garchomp is immune to sandstorm, Kingdra lets you check opposing rain
teams, so the choice is up to you, really.
I meant type-wise, which choice will give me more type coverage? Also, what about laying traps? Are none of these pokemon good for that?
And to add, here are the Tyranitar and Metagross sets that can lay down Stealth Rock. Both of them have the natural bulk to take a hit, then get the hazard down:Out of the two (Garchomp and Kingdra), the only pokemon that can lay 'traps' is Garchomp, which can lay stealth rock. However, Tyranitar might be more suited to do that, since it is often regarded as more of a lead pokemon, and in which Garchomp is more suited for sweeping. Or, if you're running a lead Metagross, it can lay stealth rock for you.
As for type coverage, it depends on what moves you give Kingdra or Garchomp.
Kingdra's usual set is the Sub + Dragon Dance set:
~ Substitute
~ Dragon Dance
~ Outrage
~ Waterfall
Which you'd only get the typing coverage by Water and Dragon (against Fire, Rock, Ground, and Dragon). Then again, you can also run a special set with Hidden Power Electric against opposing Water types, or Flying types.
Garchomp's SD set:
~ Swords Dance
~ Outrage / Dragon Claw
~ Earthquake
~ Fire Fang / Aqua Tail / Stone Edge
Can give you move coverage than Kingdra, depending on your preference (against Dragon, Fire, Rock, Electric, Grass, Bug, Flying, Ice).
Honestly, Garchomp + Salamence is a good combo. Or any dual dragon combo for that matter.
You can have Garchomp run a Swords Dance set:
~ Swords Dance
~ Outrage
~ Earthquake
~ Fire Fang
And have a mixed Salamence set:
~ Hydro Pump / Fire Blast
~ Draco Meteor
~ Brick Break / Earthquake
~ Roost
See, Salamence's main job would be to weaken steel type pokemon for your Garchomp to sweep better. So yes, you can have Salamence with Hydro Pump, or Fire Blast - whatever you want, and have a Garchomp as more of a physical orient pokemon as well.
That's... my opinion. You can honestly do the same with Dragonite + Salamence, exept Dragonite should run a Dragon Dance set:
~ Fire Punch
~ Outrage
~ Dragon Dance
~ Extremespeed / Earthquake / Roost
Mixed Salamence should be Naive, so that its mixed attacking prowess isn't comprised. Jolly is fine for pure physical sets.What about a Jolly Salamence? Originally I caught a random Bagon, trained it to a lvl. 50 Salamence, realized it was Impish, then caught another, and I am now training it again. Its Jolly, and I really don't feel like training another one, it took me hours just to catch the Jolly Bagon (Its currrently lvl 39, a Shellgon) so should it still have the same moveset?
I have a ferroseed with 29 atk iv and a 31 def iv, but it also has a 29 iv speed, should I go for lower or Is it useable?
It can still be usable! Though I'd recommend a lower speed IV if you're going for Gyro Ball, but, a Ferrothorn can still be viable without it.
Id hate to give up that 29 iv. What would be a suitable suggested replacement for Gyro ball or should I just equip with iron ball
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thank u, i wasnt sure myself and one more do u have any tips 4 using parasect in a team
