NUassuming Kanto RMT

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Ok, i tried building this with synergy.Yeah, i used that word that instantly makes everyone think "n00b".Well, i am one, so deal with it :P

And incase you didn't get the title, this is an UU/NU team.(UU with NU pokes, as i'm assuming UU is above NU)



Lead:

StandardSaur @ Leftovers
Calm
252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 Spe
Sleep Powder
Leech Seed
Grass Knot
Sludge Bomb

The tactic about this guy is: Draw out a Fire type, which gets Sleep Powdered, then switch to Blastoise, or if it's not a fire-type, something else.

Provided Venusaur is alive if it comes into play, Grass Knot is my answer to a little problem the rest of my team has called Milotic.

SpecsToise @ Choice Specs
Modest
64 HP / 252 SpA / 192 Spe
Surf
Ice Beam
HP Electric
Focus Blast

Specs + prediction (still working on the latter) = pwnage
HP Electric takes out Flying types and other waters (minus Lanturn, who is dealt with by Marowak). Focus Blast can dent most things pretty darn well.
Crobat,Driflblim,Jumpluff,Altaria,Noctowl are destroyed by SpecsIce Beam.
Obviously,Fire Types are dealt with by Surf, as is Regirock, a common switchin to Charizard
Focus Blast should do something to about half of all Clefable sets, however others have be doomed, so i need some more coverage there.

Those damn French with their turtle soup are gonna get him, as i don't have any Nazis.

MixZard @ Life Orb
Mild
60 Atk / 252 SpA / 196 Spe
Fire Blast
Roost/HP Electric (Roost on wi-fi,HP on shoddy)
Air Slash
Brick Break



Rotom won't take a STAB Fire Blast happily, Froslass,Meganium and Vileplume don't stand a chance.
Manectric, uhh...Marowak.
Grumpig and Hypno will be a problem.
Sableye won't do too well here.
Brick Break gets rid of my Chansey problem.
Venusaur can cover my Azumarill and Slowbro problems.

Swords Dancer @ Thick Club
Adamant
Rock Head
4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
Swords Dance
Earthquake
Double Edge
Fire Punch

This is a good switch in if i know the enemy Charizard isn't running HP Grass.Especially if it runs HP Electric, which would remove Blastoise. Earthquake-Clefable,Lanturn-taken care of, i hope. Double Edge gets Claydol and Weezing. and Fire Punch can help with any levitaters.

Marowak seems to be the only pokemon who can cover his own weaknesses here.

ExploSteel @ Choice Band
Adamant
252 Atk / 176 HP / 82 def
Explosion
Iron Head
Earthquake
Ice Punch

These EVs, provided i had good IVs (27+ on Atk,HP,Def at least) would allow me to hit up to 345 Hp, 273 Atk, 356 Def.
Explosion is going to put a dent in most things, due to choice band (i can't calculate choice band).
Iron Head, Earthquake and Ice Punch give him decent coverage, really.

Not Kanto, but needed nonetheless.

I need a sixth slot.I'm really clueless, i think i need a Mixed Wall really.

Known Problems for the team:
Milotic
Clefable

 

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Ok, i tried building this with synergy.Yeah, i used that word that instantly makes everyone think "n00b".Well, i am one, so deal with it :P

And incase you didn't get the title, this is an UU/NU team.(UU with NU pokes, as i'm assuming UU is above NU)



Lead:

StandardSaur @ Leftovers
Calm
252 HP / 252 SpD / 4 Spe
Sleep Powder
Leech Seed
Grass Knot Energy Ball
Sludge Bomb

The tactic about this guy is: Draw out a Fire type, which gets Sleep Powdered, then switch to Blastoise, or if it's not a fire-type, something else.

Provided Venusaur is alive if it comes into play, Grass Knot is my answer to a little problem the rest of my team has called Milotic.

Leading with a Venusaur for the single sake of putting the opponent to sleep is actually a good tactic, considering if the opponent gets stealth rocks up then Charizard is going to take a tonne. The disadvantage of this lead is that you're getting no entry hazards up. Also, I would recommend Energy Ball > Grassknot because a lot of Pokémon won't take much of anything from Grassknot in the NU/UU environment.

SpecsToise @ Choice Specs
Modest
64 HP / 252 SpA / 192 Spe
Surf
Ice Beam
HP Electric HP Grass
Focus Blast

Specs + prediction (still working on the latter) = pwnage
HP Electric takes out Flying types and other waters (minus Lanturn, who is dealt with by Marowak). Focus Blast can dent most things pretty darn well.
Crobat,Driflblim,Jumpluff,Altaria,Noctowl are destroyed by SpecsIce Beam.
Obviously,Fire Types are dealt with by Surf, as is Regirock, a common switchin to Charizard
Focus Blast should do something to about half of all Clefable sets, however others have be doomed, so i need some more coverage there.

Those damn French with their turtle soup are gonna get him, as i don't have any Nazis.

This is a very quirky set, especially since rapid spinning Blastoise would benefit your Charizard much more. I like it, though. It will surprise the opponent and most likely take down a Pokémon or two. I'd reccomend HP Grass, since you already have Icebeam to take out flying types and Lanturn can otherwise wall this set, and you cannot risk a switch into Marowak.

MixZard @ Life Orb
Mild
60 Atk / 252 SpA / 196 Spe
Fire Blast
Roost/HP Electric (Roost on wi-fi,HP on shoddy) HP Electric on Wi-Fi too
Air Slash
Brick Break

Rotom won't take a STAB Fire Blast happily, Froslass,Meganium and Vileplume don't stand a chance.
Manectric, uhh...Marowak.
Grumpig and Hypno will be a problem.
Sableye won't do too well here.
Brick Break gets rid of my Chansey problem.
Venusaur can cover my Azumarill and Slowbro problems.

Nice set, I like the idea of using Brick Break to defeat Chansey. It'll also be useful on duel screeners like Gardevoir and Uxie. You might want HP Electric on Wi-Fi too, Charizard isn't meant to be bulky and you've got a defence reducing nature anyway so it's not like Charizard is going to be around for a long time.

Swords Dancer @ Thick Club
Adamant
Rock Head
4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
Swords Dance
Earthquake
Double Edge
Fire Punch

This is a good switch in if i know the enemy Charizard isn't running HP Grass.Especially if it runs HP Electric, which would remove Blastoise. Earthquake-Clefable,Lanturn-taken care of, i hope. Double Edge gets Claydol and Weezing. and Fire Punch can help with any levitaters.

Marowak seems to be the only pokemon who can cover his own weaknesses here.

Perfect, this set is just fine as it is and I have no faults with this set that are worth mentioning.

ExploSteel @ Choice Band
Adamant
252 Atk / 176 HP / 82 def
Explosion
Iron Head
Earthquake
Ice Punch

These EVs, provided i had good IVs (27+ on Atk,HP,Def at least) would allow me to hit up to 345 Hp, 273 Atk, 356 Def.
Explosion is going to put a dent in most things, due to choice band (i can't calculate choice band).
Iron Head, Earthquake and Ice Punch give him decent coverage, really.

Not Kanto, but needed nonetheless.

I need a sixth slot.I'm really clueless, i think i need a Mixed Wall really.

Registeel is an excellent Pokémon, but you might want to consider getting rid of the Choice Band set. Choice Band only increases your physical attack by x1.5. You'd benefit much more from a late game cursing Registeel.

252 HP, 40 Attack, 216 Special Defence.
Careful Nature. @ Leftovers
~ Curse
~ Iron Head
~ Earthquake
~ Explosion / Ice Punch / Rest

I recommend this set. It's quite standard, but it works a treat with Charizard because Charizard can take all ground moves for Registeel and Registeel can take all rock moves for Charizard. With one curse, your attack AND defense are increased x1.5 which means it's much more useful than any choice item. Just think carefully before sending it into play.

Known Problems for the team:
Milotic
Clefable

As for your last team member, I would recommend this guy here. He's excellent for playing with Clefable and can deal with those problematic scarfed Pokémon which could hurt your team quite a bit if you're not careful.

252 Attack, 252 Speed, 6 HP.
Adamant Nature. @ Choice Band
- Close Combat
- Mach Punch
- Sucker Punch
- Earthquake

 

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Thanks.Well, i'll test it on shoddy battle, see what i think.I like Hitmon-pokes, so that last poke is good.