<font size="1"><div align="center"><font face="Arial Black"><font size="5">Blasting to the Past</font></font><br />
<font size="1">this is a gen 4 rmt, please realize that before you rate.</font></div><br />
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Hello everyone! My first RMT in quite some time is still not a 5th Gen RMT. I just can"t adapt to 5th Gen and with me playing RBY for SPL I don"t really have any time to learn it. I have been DPPing a bit (mostly in practice matches) and I dusted off this team which was my favorite team I"ve made. The idea of the team is to clear out Gyarados counters and let Gyarados sweep. It does pretty well and I try to use sets that aren"t that common to catch whomever I"m playing off guard. This team is mostly for tournaments so I"m not planning on taking to the ladder (not that the DPP ladder is active) so I don"t really need tips on that.<br />
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<div align="center"><u>Team At A Glance:</u><br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Shuca Berry<br />
Trait: Flash Fire<br />
EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spd<br />
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earth Power</b></font><br />
- <font color="Gray"><b>Explosion</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrange"><b>Fire Blast</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkRed"><b>Stealth Rock</b></font><br />
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Heatran was always my favorite lead in DPP and quite honestly one of my favorite Pokemon of the generation. Strong and durable, he can take a hit and dish out damage at the same time. Sets up Stealth Rock against the most common leads with relative ease. Earth Power is for other Heatrans and Tyranitars (not that I"m likely to leave him in against Tyranitar but you get the point). Fire Blast handles Metagross Leads that aren"t holding Occa Berries and fends off others and deals a respectable amount of damage. Explosion is to just deal a huge chunk of damage to something.<br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Iron Ball<br />
Trait: Clear Body<br />
EVs: 236 HP / 252 Atk / 20 Spd<br />
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earthquake</b></font><br />
- <font color="Gray"><b>Explosion</b></font><br />
- <font color="DimGray"><b>Meteor Mash</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrchid"><b>Trick</b></font><br />
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If I had to describe Metagross and how amazing he is, I think I would be at a loss for words. Metagross is the bread and butter to this team. Able to take out Rotom formes and at the very least cripple them by eliminating Levitate and also makes a decent way to get rid of Skarmory (even Skarms dont like Earthquakes). Adamant nature just lets him wreck everything that comes in on it. Slow speed also helps against Trick Room teams (albeit not very common but still annoying). Earthquake for other Steels and Electrics. Meteor Mash for everything else. It"s not the best Metagross set by far, but it really helps this team by being a reliable way to take out Rotom formes. <br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Leftovers<br />
Trait: Intimidate<br />
EVs: 156 HP / 72 Atk / 96 Def / 184 Spd<br />
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)<br />
- <font color="Navy"><b>Dragon Dance</b></font><br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earthquake</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkRed"><b>Stone Edge</b></font><br />
- <font color="RoyalBlue"><b>Waterfall</b></font><br />
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Oh, Gyarados. I love you. Dragon Dance Gyara is one of the most fearsome sweepers that DPP has known. I went with a bulkier set and Leftovers so that I could take hits better from NVE Choice Band attacks (looking at you Scizor). Waterfall + Stone Edge + Earthquake hits just about everything. Not much to say really, I love this guy a lot. I don"t use a Life Orb because I find that teams with Tyranitar tend to be harder for me to sweep with because I lose 16% with every attack + 25% from Stealth Rock only gives me like 3 turns to actually attack. <br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Choice Scarf<br />
Trait: Levitate<br />
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd<br />
Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earthquake</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrange"><b>Fire Blast</b></font><br />
- <font color="Navy"><b>Outrage</b></font><br />
- <font color="Olive"><b>U-turn</b></font><br />
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Poor mans Garchomp. A really reliable revenge killer though. Fire Blast hits Skarmory and Forry and various other steels. Earthquake is a good STAB move that has solid coverage. Rather weak but an excellent scouting pokemon and a decent revenge killer. U-Turn is for scouting and making prediction easier. I know I have Fire Blast and a -SAtk nature, but it"s just there really to fend off steels, not OHKO them. I tend to play pretty aggressively with Flygon, despite him being rather frail and this tends to cause me to lose him early on which can come back to bite me later on. Only problem is that there isn"t really a better revenge killer than him that can fill the same niche I need to.<br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Choice Specs<br />
Trait: Sniper<br />
EVs: 40 HP / 252 SpA /216 Spd<br />
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)<br />
- <font color="Navy"><b>Draco Meteor</b></font><br />
- <font color="navy"><b>Dragon Pulse</b></font><br />
- <font color="RoyalBlue"><b>Hydro Pump</b></font><br />
- <font color="RoyalBlue"><b>Surf</b></font><br />
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SpecsDra is and always was probably the most underrated Pokemon ever. Specs Draco Meteor can OHKO Blissey with a crit (after SR damage). The even more amazing thing about this set is that it requires only two types of coverage. Dragon and Water. It"s so simple, yet so effective. It"s amazing really. Pretty much just Draco Meteor everything that switches in and then late game stick to Surf or Dragon Pulse depending on whats left. Most people don"t see Specs coming and assume it"s some sort of mixed set or a DD set. Specs is great for catching your opponent off guard. <br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Life Orb<br />
Trait: Natural Cure<br />
EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd<br />
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earth Power</b></font><br />
- <font color="Gray"><b>Hidden Power [Fire]</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrchid"><b>Rest</b></font><br />
- <font color="Green"><b>Seed Flare</b></font><br />
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Shaymin is really annoying but quite good. Also rather underrated. Seed Flare really is amazing with its SpD drop chance. Rest with Natural Cure increases durability. Earth Power is for Heatran, Metagross and Jirachi. Hidden Power Fire is mostly for Skarmory and Scizor but I"m considering changing it to Hidden Power Ice for Dragonite. I had Celebi for a while, but I just didn"t like the fact that it got mauled pretty badly by Tyranitar and, while it did have Recover, it didn"t have the offensive power I looked for in Seed Flare.<br />
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Conclusion:<br />
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So that"s my team. Have at it. It"s not the greatest team I"ve ever made, but it"s pretty effective (especially in Tournament situations which is almost all I ever play anymore). Hmmm, I can"t think of anything else to say, thanks for reading. I"m not gonna do a threat list but I did notice the lack of a spinner is kind of rough sometimes, but I can"t find a place for it to go.</font> https://fapoker.net/
<font size="1">this is a gen 4 rmt, please realize that before you rate.</font></div><br />
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Hello everyone! My first RMT in quite some time is still not a 5th Gen RMT. I just can"t adapt to 5th Gen and with me playing RBY for SPL I don"t really have any time to learn it. I have been DPPing a bit (mostly in practice matches) and I dusted off this team which was my favorite team I"ve made. The idea of the team is to clear out Gyarados counters and let Gyarados sweep. It does pretty well and I try to use sets that aren"t that common to catch whomever I"m playing off guard. This team is mostly for tournaments so I"m not planning on taking to the ladder (not that the DPP ladder is active) so I don"t really need tips on that.<br />
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<div align="center"><u>Team At A Glance:</u><br />
<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /><img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /><img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /><img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /><img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /><img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /></div><br />
<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Shuca Berry<br />
Trait: Flash Fire<br />
EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spd<br />
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earth Power</b></font><br />
- <font color="Gray"><b>Explosion</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrange"><b>Fire Blast</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkRed"><b>Stealth Rock</b></font><br />
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Heatran was always my favorite lead in DPP and quite honestly one of my favorite Pokemon of the generation. Strong and durable, he can take a hit and dish out damage at the same time. Sets up Stealth Rock against the most common leads with relative ease. Earth Power is for other Heatrans and Tyranitars (not that I"m likely to leave him in against Tyranitar but you get the point). Fire Blast handles Metagross Leads that aren"t holding Occa Berries and fends off others and deals a respectable amount of damage. Explosion is to just deal a huge chunk of damage to something.<br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Iron Ball<br />
Trait: Clear Body<br />
EVs: 236 HP / 252 Atk / 20 Spd<br />
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earthquake</b></font><br />
- <font color="Gray"><b>Explosion</b></font><br />
- <font color="DimGray"><b>Meteor Mash</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrchid"><b>Trick</b></font><br />
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If I had to describe Metagross and how amazing he is, I think I would be at a loss for words. Metagross is the bread and butter to this team. Able to take out Rotom formes and at the very least cripple them by eliminating Levitate and also makes a decent way to get rid of Skarmory (even Skarms dont like Earthquakes). Adamant nature just lets him wreck everything that comes in on it. Slow speed also helps against Trick Room teams (albeit not very common but still annoying). Earthquake for other Steels and Electrics. Meteor Mash for everything else. It"s not the best Metagross set by far, but it really helps this team by being a reliable way to take out Rotom formes. <br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Leftovers<br />
Trait: Intimidate<br />
EVs: 156 HP / 72 Atk / 96 Def / 184 Spd<br />
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk)<br />
- <font color="Navy"><b>Dragon Dance</b></font><br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earthquake</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkRed"><b>Stone Edge</b></font><br />
- <font color="RoyalBlue"><b>Waterfall</b></font><br />
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Oh, Gyarados. I love you. Dragon Dance Gyara is one of the most fearsome sweepers that DPP has known. I went with a bulkier set and Leftovers so that I could take hits better from NVE Choice Band attacks (looking at you Scizor). Waterfall + Stone Edge + Earthquake hits just about everything. Not much to say really, I love this guy a lot. I don"t use a Life Orb because I find that teams with Tyranitar tend to be harder for me to sweep with because I lose 16% with every attack + 25% from Stealth Rock only gives me like 3 turns to actually attack. <br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Choice Scarf<br />
Trait: Levitate<br />
EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd<br />
Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earthquake</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrange"><b>Fire Blast</b></font><br />
- <font color="Navy"><b>Outrage</b></font><br />
- <font color="Olive"><b>U-turn</b></font><br />
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Poor mans Garchomp. A really reliable revenge killer though. Fire Blast hits Skarmory and Forry and various other steels. Earthquake is a good STAB move that has solid coverage. Rather weak but an excellent scouting pokemon and a decent revenge killer. U-Turn is for scouting and making prediction easier. I know I have Fire Blast and a -SAtk nature, but it"s just there really to fend off steels, not OHKO them. I tend to play pretty aggressively with Flygon, despite him being rather frail and this tends to cause me to lose him early on which can come back to bite me later on. Only problem is that there isn"t really a better revenge killer than him that can fill the same niche I need to.<br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Choice Specs<br />
Trait: Sniper<br />
EVs: 40 HP / 252 SpA /216 Spd<br />
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)<br />
- <font color="Navy"><b>Draco Meteor</b></font><br />
- <font color="navy"><b>Dragon Pulse</b></font><br />
- <font color="RoyalBlue"><b>Hydro Pump</b></font><br />
- <font color="RoyalBlue"><b>Surf</b></font><br />
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SpecsDra is and always was probably the most underrated Pokemon ever. Specs Draco Meteor can OHKO Blissey with a crit (after SR damage). The even more amazing thing about this set is that it requires only two types of coverage. Dragon and Water. It"s so simple, yet so effective. It"s amazing really. Pretty much just Draco Meteor everything that switches in and then late game stick to Surf or Dragon Pulse depending on whats left. Most people don"t see Specs coming and assume it"s some sort of mixed set or a DD set. Specs is great for catching your opponent off guard. <br />
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<img src="*image removed* border="0" alt="" /> @ Life Orb<br />
Trait: Natural Cure<br />
EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd<br />
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)<br />
- <font color="Sienna"><b>Earth Power</b></font><br />
- <font color="Gray"><b>Hidden Power [Fire]</b></font><br />
- <font color="DarkOrchid"><b>Rest</b></font><br />
- <font color="Green"><b>Seed Flare</b></font><br />
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Shaymin is really annoying but quite good. Also rather underrated. Seed Flare really is amazing with its SpD drop chance. Rest with Natural Cure increases durability. Earth Power is for Heatran, Metagross and Jirachi. Hidden Power Fire is mostly for Skarmory and Scizor but I"m considering changing it to Hidden Power Ice for Dragonite. I had Celebi for a while, but I just didn"t like the fact that it got mauled pretty badly by Tyranitar and, while it did have Recover, it didn"t have the offensive power I looked for in Seed Flare.<br />
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Conclusion:<br />
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So that"s my team. Have at it. It"s not the greatest team I"ve ever made, but it"s pretty effective (especially in Tournament situations which is almost all I ever play anymore). Hmmm, I can"t think of anything else to say, thanks for reading. I"m not gonna do a threat list but I did notice the lack of a spinner is kind of rough sometimes, but I can"t find a place for it to go.</font> https://fapoker.net/
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