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Battle Subway and Wifi Teams
Lets have a thread about our BS teams, as there is one for DPPT.
I have: Terrakion Stone Edge Earthquake Sacred Sword Swords Dance Starmie Thunderbolt Ice Beam Surf Thunder Volcarona Quiver Dance Heat Wave Bug Buzz Fly (I use Volc for flying outside the subway, and I know it's a far from optimal move) |
Team 1 Sandstorm
Ttar @ Leftovers Sandstream Jolly -Crunch -DDance -Stone Edge -Aqua Tail Excadrill @ Balloon Sand Rush Jolly -Equake -X-Scissor -Swords Dance -Drill Run Archeops Defeatist Jolly -Acrobatics -Equake -Stone Edge -Dragon Claw Sometimes ill replace Balloon with Life Orb on Excadrill and Scarf my Arch and replace Acrobatics with U-turn and place him in lead then scout with U-turn and come in on an Electric/Fire move with Ttar to start the sand storm like that and set up a DDance. ALL the pokemon in this team can check anything but Bulky Water Types |
My Teams going to be
Arcanine Flare Blitz Wild Charge Double Kick Fire Fang Flygon Dragon Claw Fire Blast Draco Meteor Earthquake Lucario Aura Sphere Psychic Extreme Speed Calm Mind |
I actually used an ingame team for this rather an EV trained one like most people.
I used Darmanitan, Archeops, Sawsbuck. Darmanitan (Jolly) Life Orb Earthquake Flare Blitz Rock Slide Brick Break Archeops (Jolly) Expert Belt Earthquake Rock Slide Acrobatics Crunch Sawsbuck (Jolly) Big Root Jump Kick Horn Leech Wild Charge Megahorn Darmanitan and Archeops are very similar to eachother and I have both of them just for safety reasons. Things Darmanitan and Sawsbuck cant handle, for example: Simipour, my Archeops can. |
Though I have not gotten a great win streak, I love how:
Unnerve Galvantula ...performs. Keeping berries from being eaten was so nice. Swords Dance Sturdy Skarmory is yet another that did me well, while it was alive. |
Well, I have actually been planning one for awhile! <3
Erufuun @ Leftovers 252 Def/ 252 Spl Def / 6 HP Bold/Impish Nature Prankster -Leech Seed -Substitute -Protect -Taunt/StunSpore Volcanora @ Lum Berry 252 Spl Att/ 252 Spd/ 6 Spl Def Modest Nature Flame Body -Quiver Dance -Bug Buzz -Fiery Dance -HP Rock/Hurricane Cloyster @ Focus Sash 252 Att/ 200 Spd/ 58 Spl Att Naughty Skill Link -Icicle Spear -Rock Blast -Hydro Pump -Shell Smash Think it would work? :3 |
I just recently beat the subway master in the double battles, my team was:
Krookodile EQ Crunch Dragon Claw Bulk up Samurott Waterfall Ice Beam Megahorn Protect Haxorus Dragon Claw Brick Break EQ Protect Galvantula Thunder Bug Buzz Sucker Punch Protect Stuck protect on all of them so that Krookodile could EQ freely without damaging my own pokemon. It wasn't a well thought up team I just put a group of my pokemon together and hoped for the best, I'm trying to grind to get the EV boosting items at the moment so I can start EV training. Currently planning a rain dance team, will post that up here if it has any success. |
I've been winning with a really unorthodox team:
Tauros 252 speed/252 atk/ 4 hp Earthquake Stone Edge Zen Headbutt Double-edge Primeape 252 atk/speed Punishment Stone edge Ariel ace Close Combat Jynx 8 hp/248 sp.atk/252 speed ice beam Nasty plot Lovely kiss Substitute |
Try to defeat this.
http://imgboot.com/images/aragornbird/598.gif @ Leftovers Nature: Sassy Trait: Iron Thorns EVs: 252 HP/60 Def/196 SpDef - Leech Seed - Toxic - Rest - Ingrain http://imgboot.com/images/aragornbird/609.gif @ Choice Scarf Nature: Modest Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 4 HP/252 SpAtk/252 Spd - Shadow Ball - Flamethrower - Psychic - Energy Ball http://imgboot.com/images/aragornbird/612.gif @ Life Orb Nature: Jolly Trait: Rivalry EVs: 4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd - Dragon Dance - Dual Chop - Brick Break - Attract |
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My team when I first time tryed the Battle Subway:
Samurott Attacks: Revenge Surf Water Pulse Razor Shell Simisear Attacks: Flame Burst Bite Rock Smash Incinerate Whimsiscott Attacks: Mega Drain Gust Solar Beam Grass Knot |
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For now, I'm done with Normal and Super Single Battles. I'm building up some Pokès as 4th member for Doubles. Here are some of them: http://imgboot.com/images/aragornbird/530.gif @ Leftovers Nature: Adamant Trait: Sand Rush EVs: 128 HP/252 Atk/128 Spd - Swords Dance - Sandstorm - Earthquake - Rock Slide http://imgboot.com/images/aragornbird/560.gif @ Wide Lens Nature: Careful Trait: Shed Skin EVs: 252 HP/252 SpDef/4 Spd - Bulk Up - High Jump Kick - Payback - Rest http://imgboot.com/images/aragornbird/569.gif @ Black Sludge Nature: Timid Trait: Stench EVs: 4 HP/252 SpAtk/252 Spd - Venoshock - Rock Polish - Thunderbolt - Toxic Spikes |
Nintendo WFC Teams?
I've played a few ranked matches on WFC (single battle only), and so far I have yet to come across a really great team given that one is limited to only three Pokemon. If you play WFC, have you found a combination of three you really like? If so, post it here.
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As soon as there is a way to get a DW Snivy, and I clarify if you can breed egg moves with DW Abilites, I want to try this team out;
http://www.pokestadium.com/pokemon/sprites/handheld/blackwhite/animated/277.gif Swellow @ Choice Band Adamant. Scrappy. 4HP|252Atk|252Spd Return U-Turn Brave Bird Whirlwind Basically with Scrappy available, I can hit ghosts and everything. This is my main attacking move, with U-Turn for scouting and Brave Bird for STAB. Whirlwind for phasing, if I must. Of course, this movepool is rather bad, and if I encounter steels or rocks I have to switch to Alakazam. http://www.pokestadium.com/pokemon/sprites/handheld/blackwhite/animated/65.gif Alakazam @ Expert Belt/Psychic Gem Modest. Magic Guard. 4HP|252SpAtk|252Spd Psyshock Psychic Shadow Ball Focus Blast Well, I think it's self explanatory. Psyshock and Psychic for STAB, and in case I cross a Blissey. Shadow Ball for any Ghosts, and Focus Blast for steels and rocks, as my Swellow can't take them. http://www.pokestadium.com/pokemon/sprites/handheld/blackwhite/animated/497.gif Serperior @ Leftovers/Big Root Bold. Contrary. 252HP|252SpAtk|4Spd Leaf Storm Giga Drain Hidden Power [Water] Leech Seed With the ability Contrary, all stat changes are reversed. This allows for a +2 Sp Atk increase whenever I use Leaf Storm. Taking that to my advantage, Giga Drain and Leech Seed for survivability, and HP [Water] for Fire types. --- I'll probably have some big flaws, though |
Currently I've been using this team for the Subway and it has been pretty successful.
http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/7/76/561MS.png Sigilyph Item: Rocky Helmet | Ability: Magic Guard Nature: Timid | EVs: 252 Spd (Haven't trained him for HP yet; needed the power item.) Moves: - Calm Mind - Stored Power - Psycho Shift - Roost Only partially EV trained, his HP EVs will be worked on now that I have the Power Weight. I still have to save up for a Flame Orb however. He's been doing really good despite this but the Subway likes to troll me with Dark-types and Pokemon with Sturdy. http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/3/39/609MS.png Chandelure Item: Brightpowder | Ability: Flash Fire Nature: Modest | EVs: 252 SpAtk / 252 Spd Moves: - Shadow Ball - Flamethrower - Energy Ball - Pain Split Barely anything can survive a hit from her and if they do, they're usually left at critical health. I still need to get a better item for her but I still have to save up for a lot of things. http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e4/620MS.png Mienshao Item: Wide Lens | Ability: Regenerator Nature: Jolly | EVs: Don't know. She was part of my in-game team. Moves: - U-Turn - Rock Slide - Aerial Ace - Hi Jump Kick Pretty useful even though she's not EV trained. She takes care of the Dark-types that try to harm my Sigilyph. Wide Lens is pretty nice for Rock Slide and Hi Jump Kick too as it increases the accuracy from a 10% chance of missing to a 1% chance. Once my Scrafty is EV trained I'll use him in her place. I finally got to fight the Subway Master for the first time with these three, and won (mostly thanks to my Chandelure). Now I can buy a Power Weight and finish EV training my Sigilyph to be even more successful. |
Double Battles, I have:
http://www.serebiiforums.com/images/avatars/blackwhite/576.png item: Razor Claw/Fist plate Nature: Hardy Moves: Thunderbolt, Brick Break, Psychic, Shadow Ball and http://www.serebiiforums.com/images/avatars/blackwhite/635.png Item: Lustrous Orb Nature: Timid Moves: Earthquake, Strength, Surf (to be replaced), Dragon Pulse These ladies get the job done XD |
Well, I found something almost broken. I'm planning to use it in the Battle Subway. I guess I'll put a full analysis here:
Oh, and did I mention it needs sandstorm? http://www.pokestadium.com/pokemon/sprites/handheld/blackwhite/animated/304.gif Aron @ Shell Bell Lvl 1 Adamant. Sturdy. 0HP|0DEF|0SPDEF IV's Endeavor Protect Tackle --- Sturdy works differently in Gen 5, now protecting said Pokemon from getting OHKO'd from any attack. With that in mind, after the first attack Aron can Endeavor his opponents down to 1HP, then refill his health with its Shell Bell. Rinse and repeat. Protect is there if you suspect fake outs or something else. Just filling up move slots, really. It's partners should be something that help its Ghost weakness. And a Tyranitar/Hippowdon for Sand Stream. There are a list of counters, but if you're team lacks them you're out: • Ghost type pokemon • Entry hazards like Stealth Rock and Spikes • Pokemon with the Rough Skin, Steel Thorns or Mold Breaker Ability • Pokemon with Sandstorm abilities • Other weather teams, specifically hail • Attacks that hit 2-5 times in one turn • Dragon Tail or Overhead Throw • Status • Knock Off or Trick • Leech Seed • Fake Out I doubt you'll see some of those in the Battle Subway, but still listing 'em. |
swellow / guts
item: life orb protect quick attack facade fly glaceon ice beam shado ball sleep talk hidden power accelgor sludge bomb bug buzz u-turn toxic |
Hey folks, I originally tried to start my own thread before seeing this one ^_^
I've been working with my Gen IV team until I settle on Gen V additions. It looks like lots of folks like the Chandelure. What about something with Prankster?... Right now, I'm dying to throw in a Hydregion I've specially bred (Outstanding IVs, Modest, knows Dark Pulse, Draco Meteor, Fire Blast, & Scary Face (replace this one?). Here's what I have so far for the Super Singles: Garchomp (Focus Sash) Swords Dance, Outrage, Earthquake, Stone Edge Starmie [Modest, Natural Cure] (Life Orb) Surf, Thunderbolt, Psychic, Ice Beam Scizor [Adamant, Technician] Swords Dance, Superpower, Bullet Punch, Bug Bite Any advice on who to throw onto this team? Or items? I'm still acquiring all of the BP items in Gen. V and I wish (WTF WHY CANT WE TRANSFER THEM?!) I all had the berries. |
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All participating pokémon will be automatically set to lv. 50, also those that are initially below. So this method is not possible in the subway. |
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1) Isn't a Glaceon too slow for the subway? It seems to be all about speed on the subway... 2) Why Sleep Talk? 3) What type is your Hidden Pow. here? One easy way to get up through 21+ almost single-handedly: Garchomp (w/ Focus Sash) with Swords Dance,Outrage, EQ. ALWAYS do Swords Dance first. The subway rarely tries a status move on him. It's almost dumber then the Gen IV Battle Tower... |
I finally beat the Super Single in White ^_^
The battle with Ingo was rather anticlimactic, lol. My Garchomp beat his whole team. Here's my Battle Video: 66-52221-96356. For those still working, here's what FINALLY worked for me: -Garchomp w/ Focus Sash Earthquake, Outrage, Stone Edge, Swords Dance -Scizor (Technician) w/ Lum Berry Bullet Punch, Bug Bite, Swords Dance, Superpower -Chandelure (Flash Fire) w/ Choice Scarf Shadow Ball, Energy Ball, Flamethrower, Will-O-Wisp On to the Doubles! |
In BW, It's Liepard, Bisharp & Reuniclus.
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In the Battle Subway, I use Tyranitar, Ursaring and Garchomp. It's also the team I used in the Gen IV Battle Frontier. It works well, too. I don't remember the sets, though, so I can't post them. The Tyranitar was definitely a Dragon Dance set, though, and the Ursaring set might have been Flame Orb/Quick Feet/Facade.
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