Recent content by zygardian harbinger

that sure sounds like fun. have a good time there?

hey Platinum! it's been a while. how have you been?

mid! it's been ages. how have you been?

Hello everyone, zygardian here! It's been nearly a year since I've been helping out @ the Battle Center, and I have to start off with a huge apology. School and sports caught up with me, as well as trying to hold a job... Eventually, I ended up cutting off anything related to gaming in an effort...

Oh yeah, I haven't been around that often. Pre-season basketball, and tryouts are next week. So nervous... O.O

Oh. My mistake, I read that wrong.

Well, to start, if you're confused about IV and EV training, look up the user tamashiihiroka on Youtube. She's got a couple videos that explain everything about the training. As for your team, I can already see a grave weakness to Stealth Rock. Togekiss and Charizard would take heavy hits...

Not to mention Garchomp already has a great Speed stat. Put 31 IV into it, and you'll do just fine without having a Jolly nature.

You know, style is nice, but would you rather win with good stats or lose with style?

Hello, pokecommunity.com! I'm back. Having cross country, school, and a job has really put a burden on me these past couple months, but I'm pleased to say that I will try my very best to find time to assist the battlers in the Battle Center section as I did previous to my absence. Meanwhile...

A major difference statwise in Latias and Latios is that Latias has 130 Sp. Def. and 110 Sp. Atk., while Latios has 130 Sp. Atk. and 110 Sp. Def. Also, looking at movesets, Latias generally has more healing and the likes, while Latios has a more offensive movepool. One thing you really have to...

Oh, I can see where you went with Bug Bite, since it gets boosted from power 60 to 90. But for Brick Break, I had it set as a Dual Screen counter. I didn't really have damage in my mind...

Some of your Pokemon are very susceptible to Rock-type moves. Maybe good counters can be considered?

^I have to agree there. Although Serene Grace boosts the bonus effects, there are other Pokemon that can do it better. Togekiss normally takes up the role of a Special Tank and a dangerous counter against Dragon-types out there. Togekiss@Leftovers 4 HP/252 Sp. Atk./252 Sp. Def. Ability: Serene...

Something I've noticed is that this team really needs a counter to Fighting-type Pokemon, and to a certain extent, Fire-type Pokemon.