Is anybody here a type-specialty trainer?

Willis said:
I specialize in Normal Type pokemon. The way I cover for my weakness to fighting is by using sheer power to overcome it. There isn't much that can stop a Belly-Drum, Salac Boosted Ursaring with Facade, quickfeet and Toxic Orb.
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-Ursarang
-Salac
-Toxic Orb
What

Also... I know what can beat that... a Life Orb boosted Bullet Punch by my Scizor =P

Anyways... I've done mono runs of water, flying, and ground before
They were all boring since they all basically had to have Surf, EQ, etc.
So I go for as many types as plausible without overlapping
 
I'm still dedicated to being a ghost type trainer. I have Banette, Giratina, Drifblim, Dusknoir, Spiritomb and Rotom mainly


:t354:TG
 
I used to be a fire Pokemon specialist. Now I'm an all over trainer, I try to keep my team varied, to help defend myself against weaknesses. Although, in game I'm pretty biased to certain types, but even that varies now, it used to be fire, then it was water, then ghost.
 
When you've been playing FOREVER you eventually become a specialized trainer. I work with Water, Steel and fighting (Mostly water and steel.. fighting is just a fad for me right now)

You learn some very interesting comboes this way.
 
I'm beauty/special trainer

Milotic
gardevoir
glaceon
dragonite
jolteon
vaperon
 
My favorite type changes very often, so I have little success in training a monotype team, even though they interest me very much. The closest I got was an emerald monotype challenge, where I used dustox, ninjask, and armaldo. Going through the game with only three pokemon is pretty boring, because by the end you're insanely overleveled. Of course, making a grass type team would be cool <3
 
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