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RMT, Beginner (UU)

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    • Seen Apr 1, 2009
    Hello, I thought I'd post here before going through the troublesome process of breeding/trading. As you'll see I'm heavily biased when choosing my Pokemon *looks at 3 Grass-types*, but I am not on my way to becoming a champion or something, so please help me get the best out of these Pokemon. If I lack some coverage I oversaw, please say so. Thank you for reading.


    Jumpluff@Big Root
    Jolly ~ 252 Spd 158 HP 100 Def
    Ability: Chlorophyll

    Leech Seed
    Reflect / Encore / Aromatherapy / Sunny Day
    Stun Spore
    U-turn

    I usually try to incorporate Reflect and Light Screen into my teams, but I somehow failed here. I can't decide what to put in slot 2; Aromatherapy can only be used by Jumpluff and he is fast enough to set a safe Sunny Day (unlike Victreebel). Halp!

    Azumarril@Chesto Berry
    Adamant ~ 252 HP 252 Atk 6 SpDef
    Ability: Huge Power

    Belly Drum
    Brick Break
    Rest
    Waterfall

    Equipped with Chesto Berry to avoid obvious death. Is this build viable?

    Umbreon @ Leftovers
    Sassy ~ 252 SpDef 252 HP 6 Atk
    Ability: Synchronize

    Payback
    Psychic / Hidden Power [Fight]
    Pursuit / Baton Pass
    Yawn / Wish

    I'm afraid it's not very consistent? Psychic is there against Fighting-types who may switch in. Hidden Power [Fight] for type coverage (Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, Steel), although Umbreon is weak to none of them. May be a surprise.

    Victreebel @ Choice Specs
    Modest ~ 252 SpAtk 158 HP 100 SpDef
    Ability: Chlorophyll

    Encore / Tickle
    Energy Ball
    Hidden Power [Rock] / Hidden Power [Fight]
    Sludge Bomb

    Undecide on Hidden Power, another option is [Fire]. [Rock] covers 3 of Victreebel's 4 weaknesses, although since it uses Choice Specs I'm not really sure I'd SWITCH IN to something that I'm weak against. On the other hand [Fight] covers only 1 of it's weaknesses, but is efficient against 4 others, and would be my only answer against Steel-types.

    Cloyster @ Leftovers
    Relaxed ~ 252 HP 252 SpDef 6 Def
    Ability: Shell Armor / Skill Link

    Avalanche
    Captivate / Mud Shot / Spike Cannon
    Rapid Spin
    Spikes / Toxic Spikes / Hidden Power [Flying] / Hidden Power [Ground]

    I'll have some battles on Shoddy to see if my presumption is right. My guess is that when people see Cloyster, they'd think "ok, this is the 4th Pokemon with most Defense, with EV's in Def no way I'm going to use Physical Moves". Is this correct? Can I use this to my advantage? Captivate helps immensely against Cloyster's inexistent SpDef. Spike Cannon if Ability is Skill Link. Each Hidden Power covers two of it's weaknesses...

    Crobat @ Life Orb
    Jolly ~ 252 HP 140 ATK 118 Spd
    Ability: Inner Focus

    Aerial Ace / Brave Bird
    Cross Poison / Poison Fang
    Haze / U-turn
    Toxic

    :|
     
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