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This is the rough draft of my Pokemon team. It is intended to be played in Gen V (My group of friends still haven't upgraded to Gen VI). Please give me any advice you have.
Whimsicott
Move 1: Leech Seed Item: Unknown
Move 2: Light Screen
Move 3: Encore
Move 4: Memento Ability: Prankster
Whimsicott is the first Pokemon in battle. The main purpose is to set up a leech seed and light screen. The prankster ability should help that happen. It can also use encore if the opposing Pokemon uses a worthless move. At this point, if it's still alive, it can use memento to end with a bang.
Gliscor
Move 1: Hone Claws Item: Toxic Orb
Move 2: Substitute
Move 3: Facade/Roost
Move 4: Baton Pass Ability: Poison Heal
Gliscor is the next Pokemon up. The first thing it does is set up a substitute. It can hopefully heal the damage from making the substitute with Whimsicott's leech seed and it's Poison Heal ability. Then, while it can safely hide behind the substitute it can repeatedly use Hone Claws to raise it's attack and accuracy (Mostly accuracy). Then it can baton pass to Lapras. It also has Facade which will be boosted by the Toxic Orb, so that it can at least fend for itself. However, if I feel like I need more healing, Facade will be the move to go.
Lapras
Move 1: Fissure Item: Quick Claw
Move 2: Horn Drill
Move 3: Sheer Cold
Move 4: Rain Dance Ability: Hydration
Lapras is the team's main player. After having its accuracy raised and has a substitute from Gliscor, this Pokemon can go into full tank mode. It knows three OHKO moves. Normally these would all only have 30% accuracy, but I'm hoping that because of Gliscor's Hone Claws, it will be closer to 100. The Rain Dance can also combo with Hydration to heal any status effects. Lapras is rather slow, so the Quick Claw should help it get as many hits as possible.
Snorlax
Move 1: Belly Drum Item: Unknown
Move 2: Rest
Move 3: Snore
Move 4: Last Resort Ability: Thick Fat
Snorlax is the second line of defense if the Lapras combo fails. On paper, Snorlax looks amazing, and if everything goes as planned, it will be amazing. First it uses Belly Drum to max out it's attack. Then Rest to put it back to full health. Then, on the 2 turns it's resting it uses Snore. Then when it wakes up, it can use Last Resort (since the other moves have all been used) to do 140 base power, plus the Belly Drum boost.
Blastoise
Move 1: Hydro Pump Item: Unknown
Move 2: Ice Beam
Move 3: Earthquake
Move 4: Focus Blast Ability: Torrent
Dragonite
Move 1: Thunder Item: Iron Ball
Move 2: Hurricane
Move 3: Fling
Move 4: Fire Blast Ability: Multiscale
Blastoise and Dragonite work together, as with their movesets combined, they're super effective against every single type. They are the last line of battle. It should also be mentioned that with the Iron Ball, Fling can do a one time damage of 130 Base Power.
Spoiler:
Whimsicott
Move 1: Leech Seed Item: Unknown
Move 2: Light Screen
Move 3: Encore
Move 4: Memento Ability: Prankster
Whimsicott is the first Pokemon in battle. The main purpose is to set up a leech seed and light screen. The prankster ability should help that happen. It can also use encore if the opposing Pokemon uses a worthless move. At this point, if it's still alive, it can use memento to end with a bang.
Gliscor
Move 1: Hone Claws Item: Toxic Orb
Move 2: Substitute
Move 3: Facade/Roost
Move 4: Baton Pass Ability: Poison Heal
Gliscor is the next Pokemon up. The first thing it does is set up a substitute. It can hopefully heal the damage from making the substitute with Whimsicott's leech seed and it's Poison Heal ability. Then, while it can safely hide behind the substitute it can repeatedly use Hone Claws to raise it's attack and accuracy (Mostly accuracy). Then it can baton pass to Lapras. It also has Facade which will be boosted by the Toxic Orb, so that it can at least fend for itself. However, if I feel like I need more healing, Facade will be the move to go.
Spoiler:
Lapras
Move 1: Fissure Item: Quick Claw
Move 2: Horn Drill
Move 3: Sheer Cold
Move 4: Rain Dance Ability: Hydration
Lapras is the team's main player. After having its accuracy raised and has a substitute from Gliscor, this Pokemon can go into full tank mode. It knows three OHKO moves. Normally these would all only have 30% accuracy, but I'm hoping that because of Gliscor's Hone Claws, it will be closer to 100. The Rain Dance can also combo with Hydration to heal any status effects. Lapras is rather slow, so the Quick Claw should help it get as many hits as possible.
Snorlax
Move 1: Belly Drum Item: Unknown
Move 2: Rest
Move 3: Snore
Move 4: Last Resort Ability: Thick Fat
Snorlax is the second line of defense if the Lapras combo fails. On paper, Snorlax looks amazing, and if everything goes as planned, it will be amazing. First it uses Belly Drum to max out it's attack. Then Rest to put it back to full health. Then, on the 2 turns it's resting it uses Snore. Then when it wakes up, it can use Last Resort (since the other moves have all been used) to do 140 base power, plus the Belly Drum boost.
Blastoise
Move 1: Hydro Pump Item: Unknown
Move 2: Ice Beam
Move 3: Earthquake
Move 4: Focus Blast Ability: Torrent
Dragonite
Move 1: Thunder Item: Iron Ball
Move 2: Hurricane
Move 3: Fling
Move 4: Fire Blast Ability: Multiscale
Blastoise and Dragonite work together, as with their movesets combined, they're super effective against every single type. They are the last line of battle. It should also be mentioned that with the Iron Ball, Fling can do a one time damage of 130 Base Power.