Moveset Help & Other Questions

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For a physical set greninja, how useful would the move water shuriken be?

Physical Greninja should not be bothered with ever. Not only is its Attack lower than its Special Attack, its physical movepool isn't as wide as its special movepool. Greninja also has no reason to use Water Shuriken because it's weak and unreliable, and Greninja itself is fast enough not to rely on priority.
 
Is there a reason why some people's pokemon occasionally seem to get extra moves, i.e. they get to do a move in between when pokemon would normally start doing moves. Experienced this with other people's Scizor and Rotom.

Also, I had a meowstic evade a move with 100% accuracy in spite of the fact that there no evade-boosting moves had been used. What was that about?

Physical Greninja should not be bothered with ever. Not only is its Attack lower than its Special Attack, its physical movepool isn't as wide as its special movepool. Greninja also has no reason to use Water Shuriken because it's weak and unreliable, and Greninja itself is fast enough not to rely on priority.

Hmmm, I've found Water-shuriken comes in handy against a trick room team since it still has priority. It's unreliable in terms of how much damage it can do, but I always try take advantage of type weaknesses so it ends up doing quite a reasonable amount of damage. I think most people probably think as you do, it seems like there are more mat-block/ ice beam greninjas out there than anything.
 
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Rate my Tyranitar!

Level 71 Tyranitar with the following stats:

HP :- 251
Attack :- 239
Defense :- 182
Sp. Atk :- 190
Sp. Def :- 173
Speed :- 101

Quiet nature....
 
Level 71 Tyranitar with the following stats:

HP :- 251
Attack :- 239
Defense :- 182
Sp. Atk :- 190
Sp. Def :- 173
Speed :- 101

Quiet nature....

Uhm… what do you need help with, exactly? xD If you're wondering what moves you should teach, then I'd suggest Hone Claws, Stone Edge, Crunch, and Earthquake. It'd be able to increase its Attack and Accuracy with the first move, and sweep your opponent with the rest. If you like, you could replace Earthquake with either Dragon Claw, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang, or Fire Fang.
 
Uhm… what do you need help with, exactly? xD If you're wondering what moves you should teach, then I'd suggest Hone Claws, Stone Edge, Crunch, and Earthquake. It'd be able to increase its Attack and Accuracy with the first move, and sweep your opponent with the rest. If you like, you could replace Earthquake with either Dragon Claw, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang, or Fire Fang.

To add, a Quiet Tyranitar can use the TyraniBoah set. This was popular in Gens III and IV for its ability to break stall, but has fallen out of favor in Gen V, due to the decreasing use of the team style. It just may see use again this time because of the many bulky Pokemon introduced now. However, Focus Punch, an important move for the set, is only available as TM01 in Gens III and IV. For reference, this is what it should look like:
-Substitute
-Focus Punch
-Dark Pulse/Crunch
-Ice Beam/Thunderbolt/Flamethrower
Nature: Quiet
EVs: 252 HP/52 Atk/176 SAtk/28 Spe
Item: Leftovers
Ability: Sand Stream
 
Pangoro help

Was wanting to hear some builds for pangoros. Just got a shiny one so was thinking of adding it to my team. Whats the best build and item for it? unfortunately the nature is quite but beggars cant be choosers.
 
Guys i forgot to tell u one detail.... its a tyranitar on my leafgreen xD not gen Iv or V
 
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Was wanting to hear some builds for pangoros. Just got a shiny one so was thinking of adding it to my team. Whats the best build and item for it? unfortunately the nature is quite but beggars cant be choosers.

Quiet shouldn't be bothered with ever because Pangoro doesn't specialize in special moves; by looking at its base stats, it's a slow physical attacker. However, it can compensate with Choice Scarf and it can use Parting Shot to scout and weaken opponents to give your other teammates setup opportunities. I'm afraid you'll have to find a new Pangoro:
-Sky Uppercut/Hammer Arm/Storm Throw
-Crunch
-Stone Edge/Poison Jab
-Parting Shot
Nature: Jolly
EVs: 4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spe
Item: Choice Scarf
 
I have a Volcarona on my Black 2 waiting for the PokeBank to be released so it can raze the battlefield in X/Y. It uses a set like this:

-Volcarona w/Life Orb
Nature: Lax
Ability: Flame Body
EVs: 252 Sp.Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Defense
Moves: Fire Blast, Bug Buzz, Quiver Dance, Giga Drain

Normally they run Modest natures. I did a few damage calcs, and it didn't seem like I was missing out on anything much by having a Lax nature instead of a Modest one. But it was just a few quick calcs. Would it be missing out on any crucial KOs if it runs a Lax instead of Modest nature? I'm a bit lazy when it comes to breeding an EV training, and would rather not breed a new one on my Black2, but I want the best fer my favorite little moth.
 
I have a Volcarona on my Black 2 waiting for the PokeBank to be released so it can raze the battlefield in X/Y. It uses a set like this:

-Volcarona w/Life Orb
Nature: Lax
Ability: Flame Body
EVs: 252 Sp.Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Defense
Moves: Fire Blast, Bug Buzz, Quiver Dance, Giga Drain

Normally they run Modest natures. I did a few damage calcs, and it didn't seem like I was missing out on anything much by having a Lax nature instead of a Modest one. But it was just a few quick calcs. Would it be missing out on any crucial KOs if it runs a Lax instead of Modest nature? I'm a bit lazy when it comes to breeding an EV training, and would rather not breed a new one on my Black2, but I want the best fer my favorite little moth.

Lax is a terrible nature. The only Pokemon who uses that nature is Custap Forretress, which uses it to help get down to Custap range. Timid is still the superior alternative nature because it lets Volcarona outspeed more threats pre-Quiver Dance.
 
Is there a way to get Skarmory with stealth rocks as an egg move in gen six?
 
Infestation and baton pass

Does infestation make it so your opponent cannot baton pass? Also wondering the same thing with block
 
Venusaur Set

So, I found myself with a Timid Shiny Bulbasaur. I was breeding for a chlorophyl one but it just didn't work out in my favor. Anyway, I still want to try to find a way to use it.

Its egg moves are Grassy Terrain and Giga Drain, but they don't have to be necessaary. If anyone has any ideas on sets for such a Bulbasaur, I'm very interested i knowing. I'm looking for Single Battle. Team ideas to build around the Bulbasaur are also very much appreciated! Thank you!
 
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