Help My Team.Need SERIOUS HELP!!

[PKMN Nick]

Serious help is needed,so please help me out.

Sceptile(LV.63)
Grass
A-Overgrow
Miracle Seed

(Same Format)
HP-176
Atk-138
Def-108
Sp ATK-151
Sp. D-116
Speed-175

Leaf Blade
False Swipe
Giga Drain
Strenght
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Aggron(Lv.53)
Steel/Rock
Sturdy
Nevermeltice

149
155
207
79
83
88

Iron Tail
Metal Claw
Ice Beam
Headbutt
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Magnaton(LV.54)
Electric/Steel
Magnet Pull
None

126
97
120
148
91
83

Tri Attack
Thunder Wave
Spark
Thunder
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Camerupt(LV.50)
Fire/Ground
Magma Armor
None

141
141
86
129
88
54

Overheat
Earthquake
Ember
Eruption
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Wailord(LV.47)
Water
Water Veil
None

231
118
52
95
59
72

Surp
Waterfall
Dive
Water Spout
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Pelipper(LV.46)
Water/Flying
Keen Eye
None

134
72
106
103
76
77

Fly
Water Pulse
Steel Wing
Wing Attack
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Please can you help,and give me tips.

 

[aragornbird]

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Okay, here are some tips that I give to a lot of people:

-Never give a Pokemon two attacking moves of the same type. That means choose only one Grass or Electric or Water or whatever type to a Pokemon. If you give a Pokemon two attacks of the same type, you greatly limit its ability to handle other opponents. For instance, you gave your Wailord four Water attakcs. That means it can't do anything to Dragon or Grass Pokemon since they are resistant to your attacks. By giving it attacks of other types, like Ice Beam, you'll be better at handling opponents that you are normally weak against.

-Don't use Wailord or Pelipper. They are such horrible Water Pokemon with bad stats. There are much better Water types such as Milotic, Starmie, Kingdra, and Ludicolo. Heck, even Tentacruel and Walrein are better choices.

-Don't tell us your Pokemon's stats. It's not very helpful since we already have a general idea of what Pokemon have what stats. We already know that Sceptile is fast or that Aggron has good Defense, so posting stats is unnecessary. The only stat-related things you should post are EVs. Don't know what EVs are? Read about them here: https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=64755

-Is this Emerald? Or is it just R/S? I sure hope its Emerald, since a lot of the moves I'm suggesting can only be obtained through Emerald move tutors.

Serious help is needed,so please help me out.

Sceptile(LV.63)
Grass
A-Overgrow
Leftovers

Leaf Blade
Substitute
Thunderpunch
Focus Punch

Leaf Blade is the only good move on there. All the others suck and Giga Drain is unneccesary since Leaf Blade is stronger. Substitute and Thunderpunch are both found in Emerald and both very helpful. Substitute blocks status and Thunderpunch takes care of those Flying Pokemon that you're weak against.
Focus Punch is basically Sceptile's only non-breeding move that's actually useful. I doubt you'd want to breed for a new Treecko to learn Leech Seed or Endeavor, so Focus Punch works fine.
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Aggron(Lv.53)
Steel/Rock
Sturdy
Leftovers

Iron Tail
Earthquake
Rock Slide
Thunder Wave

Never give Aggron special attacks like Ice Beam. You've seen how bad it's Special Attack is. There's no need for an ice-attack. Aggron is purely physical and needs attacks like Earthquake and Rock Slide. Thunder Wave is also good since it compensates Aggron's low speed.

Magnaton(LV.54)
Electric/Steel
Magnet Pull
Leftovers

Reflect
Thunder Wave
Metal Sound
Thunderbolt

Spark is a weak Electric move and Thunder is too inaccurate for Maggy. The best electric move for it would have to be Thunderbolt. Maggy can't learn much else...Metal Sound is good for doing more damage and Reflect can help you survive an Earthquake...and that's about it.

Camerupt(LV.50)
Fire/Ground
Magma Armor
Choice Band

Overheat
Earthquake
Rock Slide
Explosion

Camerupt is a cool Pokemon, but giving it 3 Fire attacks is a bad idea. It works best with the item called Choice Band, and a bunch of physical moves. Rock Slide for Flying types and Explosion to go out with a bang (and also cause an Exploding camel is hilarious).


Wailord(LV.47)
Water
Water Veil
None

231
118
52
95
59
72

Surp
Waterfall
Dive
Water Spout
------
Pelipper(LV.46)
Water/Flying
Keen Eye
None

134
72
106
103
76
77

Fly
Water Pulse
Steel Wing
Wing Attack
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Not rating the last two. Get a better Water and Flying type.

I see that 3 of your Pokemon have weaknesses to Ground. If you want to have a good team, you'll have to make sure that you don't have any major weaknesses. 2 Pokemon weak against the same type is okay, but 3 is way too many. I say get rid of Aggron, since it's not a very good Pokemon overall (that 4x weakness to Ground and Fighting ruins it). Replace it with another physical attacker, there's plenty of options – with Heracross being a great choice (plus it's resistant against Ground).

I've said to get a better Water type and Milotic is the best of the bunch since it is so durable and learns Recover. But Starmie is also a good choice for your team.

There are also some options for good Flyers. Salamence, Skarmory, and Dodrio mostly. With Salamence being the best of the

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[Mobile Tsk]

try lapras

Surf
Ice Beam
Recover
Thunderbolt

As you can see, Lapras is a powerful special attacker, and a tough opponent with recover


salamence


Dragon Claw
Ice Beam
Flamethrower
Thunderbolt

With these moves, you will be able to KO water, ground, grass, ice, fire, and a couple of more with different moves from different pokemon to back it up.
also, consider a kings rock or scope lens somewhere in there

 

[PKMN Nick]

Where to get Lapras from,and thanks Aragorn.

Any more suggestions,all help is needed.

 

[Alter Ego]

try lapras

Surf
Ice Beam
Recover
Thunderbolt

As you can see, Lapras is a powerful special attacker, and a tough opponent with recover

Would be even better if it could actually learn Recover. You need to get your facts straight and stop spreading false information, peabobo. <.< The moveset itself is good however, so take a pokémon that can actually learn it...namely, Starmie. It's a great sweeper with high Sp.Attack and Speed. You can get Staryu by fishing in the water around Lilycove City, but it will require a bit of patience. After that, a Water Stone is all you need to evolve it, just be sure to get Recover before you do. ^^

salamence


Dragon Claw
Ice Beam
Flamethrower
Thunderbolt

With these moves, you will be able to KO water, ground, grass, ice, fire, and a couple of more with different moves from different pokemon to back it up.
also, consider a kings rock or scope lens somewhere in there

King's Rock and Scope Lens are pure luck items with such low chances of functioning that they're not worth it. Also, Salamence can't learn Thunderbolt, and its Attack is higher than its Sp.attack, so physical sweeping is the way to go.

For Salamence I'd say

Nature: Adamant/Naughty
Item: Choice Band
Moves:
Earthquake
Aerial Ace
Rock Slide
Fire Blast/Flamethrower

Earthquake, Aerial Ace, and Rock Slide are all nice, solid physical attacks which, combined with Salamence's high Attack stat and the bonus damage from Choice Band let you do major damage, while Fire Blast or Flamethrower provide you with an edge against those pesky physical walls, particularly Skarmory. Optionally, you could breed in Dragon Dance and go with

Nature: Adamant/Naughty
Item: Choice Band
Earthquake
Aerial Ace
Dragon Dance
Flamethrower/Fire Blast/Rock Slide/Substitute

Dragon Dance up a few times and you'll be able to outspeed and one-hit KO the most, Fire Blast or Flamethrower are once again there to deal with physical walls, Rock Slide if you want to go solely with physical moves and if you can time it right, Substitute will provide you cover for Dragon Dancing. ^^

Dodrio is also good, and definitely a Choice Bander, something along the lines of

Nature: Adamant
Item: Choice Band
Drill Peck
Steel Wing
Double-Edge/Return
Quick Attack/Sleep Talk

Quick Attack requires breeding, but it's great for stopping Revers and Flailers in their tracks, while Sleep Talk lets your Dodrio fight even while it's asleep. The rest are just hard-hitting physical moves. Drill Peck does considerable damage with STAB and Dodrio's high Attack, Steel Wing helps against Rock types, and Double-Edge and Return also enjoy STAB along with high powers. Double Edge is stronger, but it also deals recoil damage to Dodrio so it's not as good for longer battles. Your choice there.

 

[PKMN Nick]

What atks,ec. should Heracross and Milotic Have?

 

[Alter Ego]

Milotic...

Nature: Bold/Modest
Item: Leftovers
Moves:
Surf
Ice Beam
Mirror Coat/Hypnosis/Toxic
Recover

Pretty simple, straightforward set. Surf and Ice Beam because they are the only proper damaging moves that Milotic can learn and Recover to shrug off damage, works wonders with Milotic's Sp.Defense stat. For the final moves, Hypnosis and Mirror Coat require breeding, while Toxic is gained by TM. Myself, I prefer Mirror Coat since it puts a serious hurt on Electric types and any other special attackers trying to KO Milotic. Hypnosis is generally popular as it lets you incapacitate the opponent for a while, providing cover for a switch or for KOing the opponent with Surf/Ice Beam. Finally, you can use Toxic to wither away your opponent's HP while using Recover to keep damage away from your Milotic. All three choices are quite efficient, so it's up to you.

As for Heracross, I'd say

Item: Choice Band
Nature: Adamant
Trait: Guts/Swarm
Moves:
Megahorn
Brick Break
Rock Slide
Earthquake/Sleep Talk

Basically just piling up a bunch of hard-hitting physical moves to take advantage of Heracross' considerably Attack stat. For the last move, Sleep Talk is there as an option so that you can switch in on an opponent using Sleep inducing moves and cause some extra damage. Focus Punch is also a possibility for the last move, but since the game AI acts in such painfully random ways, I wouldn't suggest that. As for the trait...both have their advantages. I'd suggest one with Guts, especially if you go for Sleep Talk, since that way status effects will only increase your power (Or in the case of Burn, keep it constant), but Swarm can have its moments too, and since it's ingame you can't always be too picky with traits.

Another possible set would be
Item: Leftovers
Trait: Guts
Nature: Adamant/Impish
Moves:
Megahorn
Brick Break/Rock Slide
Rest
Sleep Talk

Standard stalker set made to take advantage of the 'Guts' trait. Guts gives +50% Attack while your pokémon is affected by any status ailment, and Sleep Talk lets you attack while your asleep, soo...putting those two together is a recipe for serious butt kicking. Sleep Talk is a bit unreliable with this (Since you do have the chance of getting Rest from it) but the set is still very effective overall. The addition of Rest combined with Heracross' formidable HP and Defense also lets it hold its own for a long time, I'd actually reccomend this set for ingame play. ^^ For the two damaging moves...Megahorn is a must because of its insane power coupled with STAB. Brick Break is the second strongest option (Since it also enjoys STAB) and lets you break down Reflects that would par down the damage, but Rock Slide is also an option since it provides you some cover from Heracross' Fire and Flying weaknesses. Your choice.

And those would be the good, solid standard sets as I recall them. There's also a rever set for Hera, but that requires Salac berries to work, which makes it a pain ingame so I won't bother to list it here. ^^

 

[Smarties-chan]

Seems my brother forgot to add one of those commonly used Hera sets, so I'll just do that for him:

Item: Leftovers
Trait: Guts
Nature: Adamant/Impish/Jolly
- Megahorn/Earhquake/Rock Slide
- Brick Break/Earthquake/Rock Slide
- Rock Slide/Earthquake/Sleep Talk
- Swords Dance

This set basicaly takes advantage of Hera's awesome attack stat and its ability to learn Swords Dance. Impish nature will allow it to stay in battle a little longer against all those pesky physical attackers. Jolly nature will allow Hera to outspeed more Pokémon and if you want even more attack power, go with Adamant. As for the moves, you basicaly pick whatever you want there, depending on what types you want more coverage for, Swords Dance to boost Hera's attack, while Brick Break and Megahorn take advantage of Hera's STAB bonus for those types. Rock Slide takes care of Fire and Flying types (if you can outspeed them that is) and Earthquake takes care of Fire types as well. I prefer Rock Slide, though. And finally, Sleep Talk to abuse Hera's Guts trait and to lol at Breloom and practicaly anything else that uses Spore/Hypnosis/Sleep Powder.

 

[Ice demon]

Item: Choice Band
Nature: Adamant
Trait: Guts/Swarm
Moves:
Megahorn
Brick Break
Rock Slide
Earthquake/Sleep Talk

don't forget Focus punch as an option over sleeptalk on heracross's CB set.

 

[Alter Ego]

don't forget Focus punch as an option over sleeptalk on heracross's CB set.

Actually, I mentioned that one in my comments. I just figured that it's not a very good idea for an ingame set since the AI is, to put it bluntly, completely stupid at times, making prediction very tricky.

 

[PKMN Nick]

Thanks more suggestions highly welcomed.

 

[Mullet]

Nature: Adamant/Naughty
Item: Choice Band
Earthquake
Aerial Ace
Dragon Dance
Flamethrower/Fire Blast/Rock Slide/Substitute

Dragon Dance up a few times and you'll be able to outspeed and one-hit KO the most, Fire Blast or Flamethrower are once again there to deal with physical walls, Rock Slide if you want to go solely with physical moves and if you can time it right, Substitute will provide you cover for Dragon Dancing. ^^

Dragon Dancing with CB is lol. Use Leftovers.