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UberChomp's UU RMT [Pt]
This is my second UU team ever, and I have only tried it on smogon's shoddy server a few times and it has worked fine, but I know there is room for improvement, I'm looking for experienced and constructive criticism, thank you for taking your time to rate this team. =D http://www.smogon.com/download/sprites/dp/139.png Omastar @ Leftovers Modest | Shell Armor 252 HP/6 Def/252 SpA -Stealth Rock -Ice Beam -Surf -Earth Power By far my most favorite lead in UU. Main idea is to set up Stealth Rock and attack with the following moves; utilizing Omastar's beautiful special attack. http://www.smogon.com/download/sprites/dp/326.png Grumpig @ Choice Specs Modest | Thick Fat 6 HP/252 SpA/252 Spe -Psychic -Shadow Ball -Power Gem -Focus Blast SpecsPig is a great pokemon in UU, this set is rather different than most SpecsPig sets out there but I find it to work out great. Power Gem is there mainly because you never really see a special rock move used much, and it has come in handy with all the bugs and flying types out there in UU. The rest of the set is self-explanatory. http://www.smogon.com/download/sprites/dp/237.png Hitmontop @ Life Orb Adamant | Technician 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Spe -Close Combat -Mach Punch -Fake Out -Sucker Punch http://www.smogon.com/download/sprites/dp/319.png Sharpedo @ Choice Scarf Mild | Rough Skin 80 Atk / 252 SpA / 176 Spe -Surf -Ice Beam -Crunch -Earthquake Standard Scarf Sharpedo set. This is in replace of Scyther. http://www.smogon.com/download/sprites/dp/36.png Clefable @ Life Orb Careful| Magic Guard 252 HP /104 Atk / 152 Def -Meteor Mash -Fire Punch -Ice Punch -Thunder Punch This set covers very well, and Clefable will be able to soak up a good amount of hits while physically dominating. http://www.smogon.com/download/sprites/dp/38.png Ninetales @ Leftovers Timid | Flash Fire 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe -Nasty Plot -Flamethrower -Energy Ball -Hidden Power Rock Pretty much the standard special sweeper set, basically Nasty Plot up and proceed a sweep with the following attacking options. |
On scyther, i think you mean Aerial Ace (Air Slash is special).
On Ninetails use Hidden Power Rock, since it covers more and hits Alataria AND Mantine. Ill come back for a more in depth rate later. |
Jolly > Timid on Scyther and HP (Rock) > Power Gem on Grumpig for the surprise "WTF? What Hidden Power is that??!" reaction.
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I don't get y u have sp. atk EVs on fable when it has all physical attacks... I would also go with HP Rock>> HP Electirc on Ninetales to get Mantine AND Altaria for SE. Blaze Kick on Lee is meh, try Sucker Punch or Mach Punch>> it. Sucker Punch if you want to hit Ghosts and such, Mach Punch for priority(mach punch is better IMO, seeing as your team has no priority moves). Kabutops can also easily destroy this team, SD Stone Edge at least 2HKOs everything. I recommend putting either a CB Quagsire or Sub-Punch Poliwrath>> Fable or Scarfther.
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Mach Punch and Sucker Punch are both priority moves, just that one requires the opponent to the attack but the other one is weaker in exchange for hitting whether they're attacking or not, excluding types that are immune to it. Timid on Scyther weakens its Atk too, so change that to Jolly and Air Slash to Aerial Ace, because Aerial Ace is coming off Base 100 Atk compared to 55 SpA for Air Slash. Use Technician to boost Aerial Ace's power. |
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Massively SD Absol weak. Nothing lives a +2 Sucker Punch, and things that try to set up on Absol (Ninetales) gets OHKO'd by Superpower/Psycho Cut. Oh dear me, nevermind the horrible critical hit chance...
For this reason, I'm begging you to use Mach Punch on that Hitmonlee. You have little problems with Rotom and Claydol, meaning you can make room for the priority. Mach Punch from Hitmonlee doesn't outright OHKO Absol, sadly. Technitop is an excellent choice to use. It learns Sucker Punch, and it's Mach Punch EASILY OHKO's (125.74%-148.53%). It also helps with Rain Dancers such as Kabutops and Omastar. Not only that, but Hitmontop is bulkier and isn't completely screwed over by Sucker Punch from Absol. Hitmontop also makes a fantastic revenge killer for things like Sharpedo, who also can tear a hole through this team. I don't like Scyther without a Rapid Spinner. For this reason, either scrap it or use Reversal >> Brick Break since you WILL get down to 1% HP if you EV it correctly. Or, you could just replace it with Scarf Sharpedo, who hits harder and can hit on both sides of the spectrum. |
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On Technitop, you could opt for Close Combat. It's no Hitmonlee, but it stills packs a huge punch (okay, REALLY bad pun.)
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252 HP /252 ATT / 6 SPEED Adamant Nature Trait : Technician - Close Combat - Mach punch - Fake Out - Stone Edge / Sucker Punch ^^^ You 100% need that close combat especially for bulky stuff like Steelix, so just decide for the last slot. [email protected] Orb 252 HP / 252 ATT / 6 SP.ATT Brave Nature Trait : Magic Guard ~ Fire Blast ~ Facade ~ Meteor Mash ~ Softboiled Btw clefable isnt actually physcially dominating, especially with no stab >.< lol, |
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