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3rd Gen Your Pokémon Team

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    y do u always put half or part of your team...its more effective if you post the whole entire team...

    But newayz...Ive got two teams...pickup and gym...
    Pickup=Linoone, Phanphy, zigzagoon, psyduck (any pokemon i need to train), shiny skarmory (just so i can fly around), and Alakazam (just in case May shows up or somebody as strong as her...seeing as alakazam can take out about three of her pokemon)

    Gym=Alakazam-45, Jirachi-40, Golduck-43, Combusken-37 (for some reason i cant get around to training it), shiny skarmory-42, absol-34/any pokemon that needs training...
     
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    shanecdavis

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    Since you asked for opinions, here are some suggestions (in bold)
    Rogue said:
    scrtach that i got a PERFECT TEAM!

    Vigoroth @ 22 @ Sitrus Berry(im a berry hunter)
    Hardy
    Bulk Up
    Slack Off
    Return
    Shadow Ball

    There are just better options than Vigoroth/Slaking. If you insist on sticking with this Poke, make sure you add the three moves to at least give it some more usefulness. Snorlax, Kangaskhan, and even Miltank are better options, but aren't available until after you beat the game. Breloom, Medicham, Hariyama, or Machamp can also fulfill your physical attack need. Too bad its Nature doesn't help much either.


    Absol @ 27 @ Blackglasses
    Naughty
    Bite
    Swords Dance
    Quick Attack
    RazorWind

    One of the most unfortunate Pokes in the game. A cool-looking Dark-type with a great base Atk of 130. Sadly, its physical movepool sucks which don't include any STAB moves since they are special attacks, and its base SAtk is pathetically average. Basically, you end up with about the same moveset as your Vigoroth, except it doesn't get the nice Slack Off and its defenses won't let it last long. If you have this on your team specifically for the E4, use Crobat or Dusclops instead. They are much better Pokes and can handle a lot more than Absol. Too bad it has a great Nature. Also, don't bother giving your Poke one of those type-specific boost items. The boost isn't that great, and only work for that one type of attack, and as I detailed before, Absol shouldn't have any Dark attacks anyway.

    SHINY Manectrike @ 33 @ Quick Claw
    Hasty
    Spark
    Odor Sleuth
    Quick Attack
    Thunderbolt

    RSE came out with pretty crappy Electric-types. Please don't give two attacking moves of the same type to a Poke, since it is redundant and prevents said Poke from being more effective. As more Manectric, its movepool leaves a lot to be desired. You are much better off using Jolteon, Magneton, or even Gardevoir that not only learns Thunderbolt, but is much more versatile than Manectric. Here is a great in-game Gardevoir:

    Gardevoir @ Lum Berry
    Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
    - Calm Mind
    - Psychic
    - Rest
    - Thunderbolt

    After one CM, Gardevoir is capable of sweeping through Glacia of the E4 with ease. If you have Synchronize, your opponent will get statused and Lum Berry will cure Gardevoir's status. If you have Trace instead (which is preferred since it so cool), Lum Berry can be used to wake Gardevoir after using Rest.


    Blaziken @ 40 @ Charcoal
    Brave
    Flamethrower/Fire Blast
    Rock Slide
    Sky Uppercut
    Swords Dance

    I am not a fan of Fire-types, so I will hold my opinion of Blaziken. Unfortunately, half of Blaziken's preferred moves cannot be acquired through the normal progress of the game. That forces you to use less effective moves, making Blaziken itself less effective.


    Is my team good? i think so
    Since it is in-game, your team is okay, certainly not "PERFECT", but it will work. You could have problems with Drake though. I will assume that you only listed your core team and that your other slots are filled with HM slave/Pickup members. Good luck.
     
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    Lord Mike

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    *look's at Rogue's team* *barf*

    Even in-game this team is uncalled for. I don't know who teaches their Blaziken Peck. Teach it Aeriel Ace if you want a Flying-type move.
     

    .: Giovanni :.

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    As seen below in my sig :P

    Anyway this is my new Leaf Green team after I restarted...

    BLASTOISE
    Lv.49
    -Secret Power
    -Blizzard
    -Hydro Cannon
    -Surf

    FLAREON
    Lv.49
    -Secret Power
    -Hyper Beam
    -Fire Blast
    -Flamethrower

    RAICHU
    Lv.49
    -Thunderbolt
    -Brick Break (Dunno Why...)
    -Mega Punch
    -Flash (Sucks...but I need it...)

    DUGTRIO
    Lv.49
    -Cut
    -Earthquake
    -Slash
    -Rock Smash

    HITMONCHAN
    LV.48
    -Sky Uppercut
    -Ice Punch
    -Strength
    -Focus Punch

    ARTICUNO
    Lv.50
    -Steel Wing
    -Fly
    -Toxic
    -Ice Beam


    **Any critiques are welcome. And if you read this...I'm surprised.
     

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    Introducing my Emerald team....after I beet the Elite Four I've kinda just stopped training them...

    BLAZIKEN
    Lv.55
    Item: Charcoal
    Nature: Docile
    Ability: Blaze
    -Cut
    -Slash
    -Fire Blast
    -Flamethrower

    SHARPEDO
    Lv.55
    Item: Mystic Water
    Nature: Lax
    Ability: Rough Skin
    -Dive
    -Crunch
    -Blizzard
    -Waterfall

    MIGHTYENA
    Lv.54
    Item: Blackglasses
    Nature: Hardy
    Ability: Intimidate
    -Strength
    -Rock Smash (I hate this move)
    -Shadow Ball
    -Crunch

    HARIYAMA
    Lv.54
    Item: Leftovers
    Nature: Lonely
    Ability: Guts
    -Secret Power
    -Brick Break
    -Earthquake
    -Surf

    RAICHU
    Lv.54
    Item: Magnet
    Nature: Quirky
    Ability: Static
    -Thunder
    -Flash (Pointless)
    -Thunderbolt
    -Slam

    RAYQUAZA
    Lv.70
    Item: Sharp Beak
    Nature: Naive
    Ability: Air Lock
    -Fly
    -Crunch
    -Extremespeed
    -Dragon Claw

    **Honorable Mention** :P
    I used Swellow until he got replaced by Rayquaza

    SWELLOW
    Lv.52
    Item: Sharp Beak
    Nature: Lonely
    Ability: Guts
    -Fly
    -Steel Wing
    -Aerial Ace
    -Quick Attack (I never replace it lol)


    ***Anyway thats my team. Any comments or recommendations are welcome. :D ***
     

    Green Bulbasaur

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    Right now my team is: Snorlax, Arcanine, Venasaur, Zapdos, and Vaporeon.

    Once I got my team settled in with all the attacks I want them to know, I'll edit this post or something.
     

    Lord Mike

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    Good team.

    I'd recommend the following movesets.

    Venasaur
    -Sleep Powder
    -Razor Leaf/Giga Drain/Solarbeam
    -Return/Sludge Bomb
    -Growth/Leech Seed

    Slowbro
    -Flamethrower/Ice Beam
    -Psychic
    -Surf
    -Calm Mind

    Ninetales
    -Flamethrower/Fire Blast
    -Return
    -Will-o-wisp/Toxic/Filler
    -Hidden Power [Special Move]

    Aerodactyl
    -Double-Edge
    -Earthquake
    -Aeriel Ace
    -Rock Slide

    Snorlax
    -Shadow Ball
    -Return
    -Earthquake
    -Rest

    Heracross
    -Brick Break
    -Megahorn
    -Rock Slide/Return
    -Rock Slide/Return

    This might give you some ideas.
     
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    It's Just Fufu

    Nostalgia is powerful.
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    YoMama said:
    Good team.

    I'd recommend the following movesets.

    Venasaur
    -Sleep Powder
    -Razor Leaf/Giga Drain/Solarbeam
    -Return/Sludge Bomb
    -Growth/Leech Seed

    Slowbro
    -Flamethrower/Ice Beam
    -Psychic
    -Surf
    -Calm Mind

    Ninetales
    -Flamethrower/Fire Blast
    -Return
    -Will-o-wisp/Toxic/Filler
    -Hidden Power [Special Move]

    Aerodactyl
    -Double-Edge
    -Earthquake
    -Aeriel Ace
    -Rock Slide

    Snorlax
    -Shadow Ball
    -Return
    -Earthquake
    -Rest

    Heracross
    -Brick Break
    -Megahorn
    -Rock Slide/Return
    -Rock Slide/Return

    This might give you so ideas.

    Thnx. Any nature suggestions for Ninetales and Venusaur?
     

    pikachulover306

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    Rogue said:
    scrtach that i got a PERFECT TEAM!
    your blaziken with overheat i dunno and peck just killed it try to level it up more to learn sky uppercut
    vigoroth is ok just let it learn slash

    Vigoroth @ 22 @ Sitrus Berry(im a berry hunter)
    Hardy
    Scratch
    Slack Off
    Focus Punch
    Faint Attack

    Absol @ 27 @ Blackglasses
    Naughty
    Bite
    Swords Dance
    Quick Attack
    RazorWind

    SHINY Manectrike @ 33 @ Quick Claw
    Hasty
    Spark
    Odor Sleuth
    Quick Attack
    Thunderbolt

    Blaziken @ 40 @ Charcoal
    Brave
    Peck
    Double Kick
    Blaze Kick
    Overheat

    Is my team good? i think so
    well heres mine (still working out the kinks)

    blaziken lv 50
    amulet coin
    nature:brave

    blaze kick
    double kick
    quick attack
    slash

    gardevoir lv 44
    nature:hardy
    synchronize

    psychic
    shock wave
    calm mind
    future sight

    flygon lv 48
    levitate
    nature:quirky

    crunch
    fly
    dragon breath
    sand tomb(might change to dig)

    kyogre lv 48 (just got him)
    brave
    drizzle

    body slam
    ice beam
    hydro pump
    calm mind(might change to psychic)

    my cute skitty
    skitty lv 35 (contest skitty)
    naughty
    cute charm

    assist
    covet
    tail whip
    faint attack

    luna (lunatone) lv 35
    gentle
    levitate

    psywave
    hypnosis
    rock throw
    cosmic power
     
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    my Emerald team: (its in my trainer card)

    Umbreon:
    shadow Ball
    psychic
    moonlight
    iron tail

    Blaziken(shiny ^_____^)
    flamethrower
    sky uppercut
    mirror move
    slash

    Flygon:

    Dragon Claw
    Flamethrower
    earthquake
    crunch

    Crobat:
    Sludge bomb
    fly
    steel wing
    shadow ball

    Slaking:
    Hyper Beam
    slack off
    brick break
    earthquake

    Milotic:
    Hydro Pump
    Recover
    Ice Beam
    Surf


    My Current Ruby Team:
    Grovyle:
    Absorb
    Fury Cutter
    Pursuit
    Quick Attack

    Ralts:
    confusion
    growl
    double team

    zubat:
    steel wing bite leech life supersonic
     

    shanecdavis

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    Since you are asking for recommendations: (fixes in bold)
    .: Giovanni :. said:
    Introducing my Emerald team....after I beet the Elite Four I've kinda just stopped training them...

    BLAZIKEN
    Lv.55
    Item: Charcoal
    Nature: Docile
    Ability: Blaze

    - Flamethrower/Fire Blast
    - Rock Slide
    - Sky Uppercut
    - Swords Dance

    A couple things. First, do not give two attacking moves of the same type on a Poke. It is redundant and prevents your Poke from being more effective. Next, NEVER give your regular team any HM moves that aren't called Surf. They are a complete waste. Give them to crappy Pokes instead, like Zigzagoon, Tropius, and Wailmer. Lastly, do not give your Pokes the type-specific boost items, like Charcoal. A 10% increase isn't much help when it only affects one move. As for Blaziken, since it cannot learn half of its moveset until you have beaten the game, it must use crappier moves. Swampert, and even Sceptile, are just better options.


    SHARPEDO
    Lv.55
    Item: Mystic Water
    Nature: Lax
    Ability: Rough Skin
    - Crunch
    - Earthquake/Return
    - Hydro Pump
    - Ice Beam

    The only thing I am going to say about Sharpedo is that its base Def is 40 and its base SDef is 35. What that means is that there are only 17 other Pokes (out of 386) that are weaker defensively than Sharpedo. This thing cannot even sweep since it will die to practically any attack. At any rate, this thing is best used as a hit-n-run Poke. Come in, hit hard, and then switch out. Under that premise, Hydro Pump should be used instead of Surf, for that extra power. Earthquake is an option, but that TM could be put to better use elsewhere on a better Poke. Return can be used instead. Also use Ice Beam over Blizzard since you already have one low accuracy move in HP. My suggestion would be to use a better Water-type.


    MIGHTYENA
    Lv.54
    Item: Blackglasses
    Nature: Hardy
    Ability: Intimidate
    - Return/Body Slam
    - Shadow Ball
    - Toxic
    - Yawn/Thief/Taunt

    Mightyena is the RSE equivalent of GSC Furret. It also has the same problem as Absol. Great base Atk, bad typing. If you insist on using it, at least breed it so you can get a better Nature (Adamant) and Yawn (Egg move from Lv31 Wooper or Lv34 Quagsire). If you don't get Yawn, Thief or Taunt can be interesting. Body Slam is an Emerald MT, so you can use Return instead. Crobat or Dusclops would be better alternatives.


    HARIYAMA
    Lv.54
    Item: Leftovers
    Nature: Lonely
    Ability: Guts
    - Brick Break
    - Earthquake
    - Rest/Whirlwind/Counter
    - Shadow Ball/Toxic

    Putting a special attack on Hariyama is pointless. I am not sure why Hariyama can learn Surf, but I am sure that you shouldn't have it learn it. It only occupies a slot where a more effective move could be used instead. In-game, EQ is a good option. There are better Pokes that should use it instead of Hariyama, but you cannot really take it back now, can you? Congrats on selecting a good item, but I would suggest Chesto Berry/Lum Berry instead. That gives you a free Rest and in-game that is all you really need. Its defenses aren't good enough to benefit a lot from Leftovers. It is better served on a bulky Water-type or other good sponge.


    RAICHU
    Lv.54
    Item: Magnet
    Nature: Quirky
    Ability: Static
    -Thunder
    -Flash (Pointless)
    -Thunderbolt
    -Slam

    Well, at least it isn't Plusle/Minum/Magnetric. Still not a good option, as Electric-types go though. Sadly, Pikachu with a Light Ball is even better. Jolteon, Magneton, or even Lanturn are better options. As I told someone else, even Gardevoir with Calm Mind can prove to be a good alternative to Raichu. It just doesn't have a good movepool.

    RAYQUAZA
    Lv.70
    Item: Sharp Beak
    Nature: Naive
    Ability: Air Lock
    -Fly
    -Crunch
    -Extremespeed
    -Dragon Claw

    This guy makes your previous four Pokes obsolete. Personally, I would make Rayquaza your "Honorable Mention", and put Swellow back.

    **Honorable Mention** :P
    I used Swellow until he got replaced by Rayquaza

    SWELLOW
    Lv.52
    Item: Choice Band
    Nature: Lonely
    Ability: Guts
    - Aerial Ace
    - Facade/Return

    - Quick Attack
    - Steel Wing/Return

    Swellow isn't as good as Dodrio, but it can still pack a punch if you use Choice Band, and especially if it gets statused and you have Facade. This is not only where Quick Attack becomes a good move, but also where you would use more than one attacking move of the same type. An alternative moveset would be to use the Rest/Sleep Talk combo. Rest puts Swellow to sleep, replenishes its HP, and then ST will activate its Guts Ability.


    ***Anyway thats my team. Any comments or recommendations are welcome. :D ***

    If this is an in-game team, you can pretty much keep the team intact and just improve the movesets. If you plan on link battling at all, or even the Battle Frontier/Tower, I would really have you reconsider a few of the Pokes on your team.
     

    shanecdavis

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    Well, that is just my suggestion since I believe using Legendaries in-game is pretty cheap. With that moveset, Swellow can be pretty darn good, although Dodrio is better.
     

    It's Just Fufu

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    Heh, my brother made this team for his Sapphire Version... I think it is pretty good for an in-game team...surprisingly, he knows about EVs, too. He made up all the sets by himself, except for CB Crobat.

    Sceptile@Shell Bell
    Timid
    252 SAtk, 216 Speed, 40 HP
    Leaf Blade
    Leech Seed
    Thunderpunch
    Protect

    Camerupt@Leftovers
    Brave
    252 Atk, 200 HP, 58 SAtk
    Flamethrower
    Earthquake
    Rock Slide
    Explosion

    Dodrio@Choice Band
    Adamant
    252 Atk, 252 Speed, 6 HP
    Facade
    Steel Wing
    Aerial Ace
    Quick Attack

    Lanturn@Leftovers
    Calm
    252 HP, 252 SAtk, 6 SDef
    Thunderbolt
    Surf
    Ice Beam
    Thunderwave

    Weezing@Leftovers
    Relaxed
    252 HP, 96 SAtk, 162 Atk
    Fire Blast
    Sludge Bomb
    Explosion
    Haze

    Alakazam@Brightpowder
    Modest
    252 SAtk, 252 Speed, 6 HP
    Psychic
    Calm Mind
    Fire Punch
    Thunderpunch
     

    Green Bulbasaur

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    Well, I restarted my game because I was bored. So the team that I posted earlier in this thread is no longer here.

    Currently my team is(keep note that all these pokemon are still in training, so if you have any suggestions or anything, please post it):

    Blastoise
    -Bite
    -Water Pulse
    -Water Gun
    -Mega Punch

    Yeah, his attacks aren't the greatest, but he's only level 44.

    Raichu
    -Thunderbolt
    -Slam
    -Shock Wave
    -Thunder

    I evolved Pikachu when I got Thunder, and I think that might be the move list I'm going to stick with, unless anyone else has a suggestion. He's level 42, btw.

    Haunter:
    -Shadow Punch
    -Confuse Ray
    -Curse
    -Night Shade

    I'm thinking of getting rid of Curse and Night Shade eventually for Hypnosis and Dream Eater. I've also been considering to get rid of Shadow Punch for Psychic(TM). What do you think? Also, he's only level 28.

    Exeggcute:
    Still haven't caught one, but I'm considering to train one for my grass Pokemon. Any other ideas are welcome.

    FIRE Pokemon: I'm in need of a Fire Pokemon. Any thoughts? I was considering training my Flareon, but my friend told me he's horrible.

    Final Spot: My last slot in my line-up is currently empty with no ideas. Any pokemon that you should think that I should put in my last slot, PLEASE tell me.

    Thank you.
     

    nicholai-suraci

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    This is my new ruby/Firered cross over team that im training

    Gengar Lv. 62
    Quiet
    hypnosis,psychic,giga drain,thunder
    Vulpix (hatched) lv 25
    calm
    moveset not finnish-it'l be an annoyer
    Chimeco lv.30
    relaxed
    not sure yet-what do the ye think
    trapinch lv.25(not sure do i want it)

    thats the start anyway i,m contimplating putting in scizor/suicine or gyarados
    any ideas? i kind of need help-i need a team to beat my friends uber teams which are strong and finnished- unlike mine
     
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