What's your pokemon team?

Miyamoto whats wrong with my team huh here is what moves they have and there abilitys.


Groudon Drought
Earthquake
Dragon claw
Eruption
solar beam

Mewtwo Pressure
Shadow Ball
Psychic
Thunder
Aura shpere

Ho-oh pressure
Fly
Flamethrower
Psychic
Solarbeam

Charizard Blaze
Flamethrower
wing attack
slash
blast burn

Vaporeon water absorb
Surf
Ice beam
Acid armor
Shadow Ball

Swampert torrent
Earthquake
Muddy water
Hydro Cannon
Surf

other than Swampert whats wrong with my team.
 
Miyamoto whats wrong with my team huh here is what moves they have and there abilitys.
Groudon Drought
Earthquake
Dragon claw
Eruption
solar beam
Mixed sweepeing Groundon? Not bad. Pretty good, that is if you really want to do mixed Sweeper. Ground has access to Fire Punch and Thunderpunch.
Mewtwo Pressure
Shadow Ball
Psychic
Thunder
Aura shpere
Really good, except I would replace thunder with Ice Beam.
Ho-oh pressure
Fly
Flamethrower
Psychic
Solarbeam
Good, considering you send out Groundon first.
Charizard Blaze
Flamethrower
wing attack
slash
blast burn
An odd choice, to use Charizard in the Uber enviremont alongside Ho-oh. You might want to use something else in his place. Plus, he has an odd moveset. Wing Attack is topped by Aerial Ace (as I learned with my Crobat), Slash is a good but odd choice, and Blast Burn has to recharge after use, making it unreliable.
Vaporeon water absorb
Surf
Ice beam
Acid armor
Shadow Ball
Really good. You might want to consider Baton Pass, but other than that I have no more suggestions.
Swampert torrent
Earthquake
Muddy water
Hydro Cannon
Surf
You already know what's wrong with him. Triple Water-type STAB is quite unnecesary.
other than Swampert whats wrong with my team.
It could use a little polishing in places, but overall a good team.
 
Yeah and when my team got rated, all the person did was tell me what to get rid of. And as it turns out they were wrong on all things i was told to change exept my Alakazams CM and My Porygon-Zs Thunderbolt. they never said what to get instead

And my team as of now is:

Alakazam


Modest Life Orb

Psychic
Focus Blast
Grass Knot
Calm Mind ( was told to change to Signal Beam but haven't yet)

Dragonite


Adamant Leftovers

Dragon Claw
Roost
Dragon Dance
Earthquake

Gyarados

Naughty ( haven't gotten an Adamant one quite yet) Leftovers

Waterfall
Dragon Dance
Earthquake
Ice Fang

Rhyperior ( thinking of getting rid of but not sure( perhaps Forretres?))

Adamant ----

Megahorn
Earthquake
Stone Edge
Avalanche

Porygon-Z

Modest ----

Tri-Attack
Thunderbolt ( need to change to Ice Beam)
Dark Pulse
Nasty Plot


Need a 6th pokemon too. Any ideas?
Your team.... almost the same as mine....
 
Tyranno. I think you should put a good flying type or a strong grass type as your 6th on your team.
Espmaster thanks for your sudjestions and I know I only put Swampert because he can give as good as he can get but I was thinking about either Espeon or Meganium in his place because Espeon is really fast and has a lot of sp. atk. and meganium has a lot of def. and sp.def. plus isn't weak. But I don't ike having two of the same thing on a team like mewtwo and espeon, and what you said about who I sent out together I usually send out either mewtwo and Vaporeon or Groudon and Ho-oh because there attacks work well together Groudon can freely use earthquake without having to worry about hurting Ho-oh and Ho-oh can take out usually in one hit any pokemon thst might threaten Groudon. As for Mewtwo and Vaporeon they have a lot of special attack power and can hurt the others weakness and take them out in a single hit as well. And you reminded me of what to change Charizard's moves to arial ace in place of wing attack and even though you have to charge from Blast burn if I have Charizard out with Groudon I can won't have to worry about any one making it through the round that I have to charge on because my Groudon has 340 attack power so one hit of just about anything on anyone other than a select few pokemon they will be taken out.
 
Yeah and when my team got rated, all the person did was tell me what to get rid of. And as it turns out they were wrong on all things i was told to change exept my Alakazams CM and My Porygon-Zs Thunderbolt. they never said what to get instead

And my team as of now is:

Alakazam


Modest Life Orb

Psychic
Focus Blast
Grass Knot
Calm Mind ( was told to change to Signal Beam but haven't yet)

Dragonite


Adamant Leftovers

Dragon Claw
Roost
Dragon Dance
Earthquake

Gyarados

Naughty ( haven't gotten an Adamant one quite yet) Leftovers

Waterfall
Dragon Dance
Earthquake
Ice Fang

Rhyperior ( thinking of getting rid of but not sure( perhaps Forretres?))

Adamant ----

Megahorn
Earthquake
Stone Edge
Avalanche

Porygon-Z

Modest ----

Tri-Attack
Thunderbolt ( need to change to Ice Beam)
Dark Pulse
Nasty Plot


Need a 6th pokemon too. Any ideas?
Your team.... almost the same as mine....

J.... Lol.. Your team is that bad? lmao jk.

@ Tyrannochu: Why do you have 2 DD's on the same team? Personally, I would remove roost from Dragonite's set an throw in Fire Punch, counters his Ice weakness. And yes, change the CM on Alakazam to Signal Beam... Alakazam isnt bulkyenough to effectively make ue of CM, especially since you have LO on him.

Also, take Leftovers off Dnight... Not sure why you have it on him, but there are much better items for use, especially on a stat up sweeper like DNight.

Pick eitherGyarados or Dnight as your stat up sweeper... I dont see much point in both of them trying to fight for the same job.

Rhyperior... I see him as more useful than Foretress. Much more sturdy, especially since Solid Rock came to his rescue. lol. Through Hammer Arm on him somewhere in there.

As for Z, its good. Almost the same as my old one. Youcan use either Tbolt or Ice Beam, both will cover the same basic lineup... And through a Salac on him. speedy Z with upped SpAtk from NP and STAB Tri Attack is scary.
 
who should I replace Dnight with and for what ever reason everyone I fight has something on Rhyperior and i cant find a Salac berry or any of the other stat raising berries
 
Oh. Sorry, somehow I remember it being 20 PP. And lol you rated everyone's team besides mine, and all you did was laugh at them.
So here it is for the third time:
Pokemon: Salamence
Item: Yache Berry
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Intimidate
Moves:
Dragon Claw
Earthquake
Crunch
Stone Edge

Crunch on Mence isn't very useful, except for a MixMence set, which this clearly isn't. Yache Berry doesn't really fit on sets, except the DD sweeper, either. It's not a bad idea to drop Crunch for DD. Then you're set.

Pokemon: Zapdos
Item: Choice Specs
Nature: Modest
Ability: Pressure
Moves:
Thunderbolt
Signal Beam
Ancientpower
Heat Wave

You don't want Signal Beam or Ancient Power since they have limited power and especially coverage, but rather, U-turn. It may not hit hard, but Zapdos can be easy to counter if you choice the wrong move; scouting for counters can really end up in your favor. Not to mention, if you can get HP Ice or HP Grass for either Dragons or Swampert, U-turn will help you learn if you'll want to take a stab at using HP on the switch, next time Zapdos is in.

If you can't get your hands on a good HP, though, Signal Beam is your last choice, even if it is useless. Ofcourse, if you want to play some serious mind games, you can slap on Thunderwave to fool the opponent into thinking it doesn't have Specs, or Roost if you want to one turn a recover, and switch; however, this is very risky; if they predict this, they can switch in a stat-up sweeper like TTar, DD up, and murder you.


Pokemon: Regirock
Item: Leftovers
Nature: Impish
Ability: Clear Body
Moves:
Hammer Arm
Earthquake
Curse
Rock Slide

Curse Regirock is not a physical wall to underestimate, but... it's pathetic special defense really lets it down if it doesn't have sandstream to back it up. I don't recommend adding a TTar either, since it defeats the purpose of Blissey's leftovers with Sandstorm's turn damage, and Salamence will be taking massive damage if stealth rock gets out. ... Not to mention you'll kill your own Shedinja. You'll want another set, IMO.

Pokemon: Blissey
Item: Leftovers
Nature: Bold
Ability: Natural Cure
Moves:
Calm Mind
Charm
Softboiled
Seismic Toss

Lowering Attack and increasing Sp. Def is a great idea in theory, which is psuedo-employed by other pokes, brilliant even. Props to this moveset; it just might be successful. The only issue I have is that a single Ghost type will ruin this set; make sure you have things to kill Mismagius and Gengar with on your other pokes. Also, I highly recommend Lightscreen instead of Calm Mind; it lasts after a switch, helps the team, and is just as effective as CM, maybe even moreso.

Pokemon: Vaporeon
Item: Leftovers
Nature: Timid
Ability: Water Absorb
Moves:
Surf
Acid Armor
Wish
Baton Pass

I assume you'll be using this Vaporeon to Pass defense boosts to a sweeper/Blissey? Great team synergy. Wish will also be a wonderful move for the team in general; especially Salamence and Zapdos, since they'll be hurting from Stealth Rock. However, you don't want a Timid nature; Vaporeon doesn't need any speed. Give it Calm or Bold for a defense boost.

Pokemon: Shedinja
Item: Lum Berry
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Wonder Guard
Moves:
X-Scissor
Sucker Punch
Will-o-wisp
Grudge

Shedinja will die of Stealth Rock, Sandstream, Hail, or some random attack. Definatly don't use it. Not to mention if by some miracle it does survive, it'l probably win the game in some cheap way...

Yeah and when my team got rated, all the person did was tell me what to get rid of. And as it turns out they were wrong on all things i was told to change exept my Alakazams CM and My Porygon-Zs Thunderbolt. they never said what to get instead

And my team as of now is:

Alakazam


Modest Life Orb

Psychic
Focus Blast
Grass Knot
Calm Mind ( was told to change to Signal Beam but haven't yet)

Don't drop Calm Mind for Signal Beam; Alakazam lacks the power to use Life Orb effectively to kill ANYTHING with it. Rather, if you want signal beam, drop focus blast for it. Signal Beam still hits Dark types, while also hitting grass types (namely it's worst nemesis, Celebi); but the main pay off is it's accuracy.

Fighting's coverage on Rock types is redundant when you have Grass Knot, too. Still, Signal Beam lacks power; and if Tyranitar comes out unscathed, Alakazam is as good as dead without Focus Blast. I wouldn't drop anything for Signal Beam if I were you, but it's completely your choice.


Dragonite


Adamant Leftovers

Dragon Claw
Roost
Dragon Dance
Earthquake

A bulky DD sweeper has some advantages; I'm suprised Storm can't see it. EV'd correctly, you're almost sure to get up 2 DD's, and recover off the damage; if they don't have any ice attacks, anyways. There's absolutely nothing to change here. :thumbsup:

Gyarados

Naughty ( haven't gotten an Adamant one quite yet) Leftovers

Waterfall
Dragon Dance
Earthquake
Ice Fang

Another A-ok DD sweeper. The only issue is that Gyarados and Dragonite share a Rock weakness; a Tyranitar might decimate your Dragonite, and come back later to haunt your Gyarados. Maybe even the other way around.

Ofcourse, an interesting strategy is bringing in Gyara on a TTar, and by intimidating it, even if it does kill Gyara, you'll have a weakened TTar that D-nite can set up on. -1 TTar, unless it has a choice band (in which case if it isn't using Stone Edge, you'll be fine), probably can't 2HKO your defensive Dragonite, meaning you could pull off 2 DDs, and OHKO it with Earthquake. If they have no other counter to DD Dragonite, they'l definatly be dead. Then, ofcourse, go on a sweep and hopefully win. It's a risky strategy that may never happen, but thought I'd mention it.


Rhyperior ( thinking of getting rid of but not sure( perhaps Forretres?))

Adamant ----

Megahorn
Earthquake
Stone Edge
Avalanche

The perfect Choice Band set up. Rhyperior isn't really... good, though. Solid Rock still doesn't let it survive too many Surfs or Grass Knots. If you want a wall, Forretress isn't a bad idea, actually. Especially since Stealth Rock immensely helps DD sweeps by Gyara and D-nite, and Forretress can set it down. However, if you'd bother with a steel type that SRs, you'd probably want a Lead Metagross. For details, see this link.

http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/metagross


Porygon-Z

Modest ----

Tri-Attack
Thunderbolt ( need to change to Ice Beam)
Dark Pulse
Nasty Plot

On a NP Porygon-Z, Thunderbolt and Ice Beam, one or the other, is a bit redundant. Without a good Hidden Power Fighting, Z is nearly useless as a good sweeper. Not to mention the omnipresent sweepers in the form of TTar, Scizor, Lucario, and others just ruin his sweeper. You'll rarely encounter a good chance to sweep someone with this. I'd say drop Z for a better poke. And especially since you've already got two stat-up sweepers in the form of Gyara and D-nite. He won't be helping you at all. You can replace him with virtually anything; support, bulky, tank, wall, etc. Just not a stat-up sweeper.

Need a 6th pokemon too. Any ideas?

Miyamoto whats wrong with my team huh here is what moves they have and there abilitys.


Groudon Drought
Earthquake
Dragon claw
Eruption
solar beam

Stone Edge is very useful; pairs nicely with ground moves (Earthquake). Fire Punch also gets STAB in the sun, which could make it even better than Stone Edge; the only issue is if a Kyogre or Palkia switches in, it'l literally do next to no damage.

Solar Beam is useless, as the only thing you'll use it on is Kyogre, which switches the weather as it changes; that means you'll take two turns to fire a HALF power attack. Eruption is also a special move, it'l do little to no damage; and is especially useless on something as slow as Groudon. Replace these moves with things mentioned above.


Mewtwo Pressure
Shadow Ball
Psychic
Thunder
Aura shpere

Thunder has half accuracy in the Sun, or somewhere around there. Drop it for Flamethrower immediatly. Rather than have Psychic, give it Ice Beam to drop the many dragons in ubers, or Grass Knot to fell both enemy Groudon, and especially Kyogre; the pokemon that ruins half your team.

Ho-oh pressure
Fly
Flamethrower
Psychic
Solarbeam

What a terrible moveset... Fly is useless, drop it. Flamethrower is a special attack; Ho-Oh's regular attack is much higher. Psychic and Solarbeam have terrible coverage, and have the same vote. Try a combination of the moves Sacred Fire, Earthquake, Punishment, Return, Recover, Substitue, etc.

Charizard Blaze
Flamethrower
wing attack
slash
blast burn

Slash is both weak and has no coverage, Wing Attack is in the same vote. Blast Burn is a useless move, since during the recharge turn, you'd do atleast 1.5 more damage with flamethrower total over two turns. I can't give you recomendations unless you tell me what you want; a Mixed, Physical, or Special Charizard.

Vaporeon water absorb
Surf
Ice beam
Acid armor
Shadow Ball

Water types on a sunny day team... ? No, just no.

Swampert torrent
Earthquake
Muddy water
Hydro Cannon
Surf

You already know to get rid of Swampert, so yeah. Remember, no water types on a Sunny Day team. :p

other than Swampert whats wrong with my team.

@ Tyrannochu: Why do you have 2 DD's on the same team? Personally, I would remove roost from Dragonite's set an throw in Fire Punch, counters his Ice weakness. Actually, it doesn't. There are virtually no Ice types that threaten D-nite with STAB Ice Moves; bar Mamoswine and Weavile, which instantly kill him with Ice Shard anyways. As explained above, Roost is very helpful for a bulky D-nite, and helps PP stall/get in more DDs.

And yes, change the CM on Alakazam to Signal Beam... Alakazam isnt bulkyenough to effectively make ue of CM, especially since you have LO on him.

Unfortunatly, Life Orb alone isn't enough to make Alakazam a potent sweeper; his fraility, and lack of super effective coverage leaves him at either Support, or all-out power. He needs Calm Mind to sweep effectively, and yes, he also needs LO with it.

Also, take Leftovers off Dnight... Not sure why you have it on him, but there are much better items for use, especially on a stat up sweeper like DNight.

Roost and Leftovers, plus D-nites good defenses actually make a nice bulky sweeper. When you go with Roost, Leftovers is DEFINATLY the item of choice. Ice and Rock attacks will never OHKO anymore (even with STAB, unless it's Choiced), so you can PP stall with Roost and Leftovers recovery.

Pick eitherGyarados or Dnight as your stat up sweeper... I dont see much point in both of them trying to fight for the same job.

Having a back-up sweeper is always a good idea. I admit, having two DD sweepers might not be smart, but it's better than having only 1 sweeper. I can half agree with you here, Storm.

Rhyperior... I see him as more useful than Foretress. Much more sturdy, especially since Solid Rock came to his rescue. lol. Through Hammer Arm on him somewhere in there.

... Definatly not. XD Rhyperior's much less sturdy, actually. Forretress has only one weakness, better typing, and a much better defensive moveset; not to mention he can survive special attacks (if they aren't fire). Solid Rock only takes off about a 4th of the effectiveness of the attack; 4x effective attacks, especially STAB, sitll ruin him.

As for Z, its good. Almost the same as my old one. Youcan use either Tbolt or Ice Beam, both will cover the same basic lineup... And through a Salac on him. speedy Z with upped SpAtk from NP and STAB Tri Attack is scary.

Salac is a very risky strategy without substitute, and is very gimmicky. When it does work, and has HP Fighting, it's incredibly scary. But since it doesn't half the time, you're much better off using something else, sweeper or not really.

Still working on that team...
 
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who should I replace Dnight with and for what ever reason everyone I fight has something on Rhyperior and i cant find a Salac berry or any of the other stat raising berries
I dunno, what do you want to replace Dragonite with?
 
Oh. Sorry, somehow I remember it being 20 PP. And lol you rated everyone's team besides mine, and all you did was laugh at them.
So here it is for the third time:
Pokemon: Salamence
Item: Yache Berry
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Intimidate
Moves:
Dragon Claw
Earthquake
Crunch
Stone Edge

Crunch on Mence isn't very useful, except for a MixMence set, which this clearly isn't. Yache Berry doesn't really fit on sets, except the DD sweeper, either. It's not a bad idea to drop Crunch for DD. Then you're set.

Dragon Dance ahoy.

Pokemon: Zapdos
Item: Choice Specs
Nature: Modest
Ability: Pressure
Moves:
Thunderbolt
Signal Beam
Ancientpower
Heat Wave

You don't want Signal Beam or Ancient Power since they have limited power and especially coverage, but rather, U-turn. It may not hit hard, but Zapdos can be easy to counter if you choice the wrong move; scouting for counters can really end up in your favor. Not to mention, if you can get HP Ice or HP Grass for either Dragons or Swampert, U-turn will help you learn if you'll want to take a stab at using HP on the switch, next time Zapdos is in.

If you can't get your hands on a good HP, though, Signal Beam is your last choice, even if it is useless. Ofcourse, if you want to play some serious mind games, you can slap on Thunderwave to fool the opponent into thinking it doesn't have Specs, or Roost if you want to one turn a recover, and switch; however, this is very risky; if they predict this, they can switch in a stat-up sweeper like TTar, DD up, and murder you.

So you want me to teach him U-Turn and Signal Beam since I can't get a good Hidden Power?

Pokemon: Regirock
Item: Leftovers
Nature: Impish
Ability: Clear Body
Moves:
Hammer Arm
Earthquake
Curse
Rock Slide

Curse Regirock is not a physical wall to underestimate, but... it's pathetic special defense really lets it down if it doesn't have sandstream to back it up. I don't recommend adding a TTar either, since it defeats the purpose of Blissey's leftovers with Sandstorm's turn damage, and Salamence will be taking massive damage if stealth rock gets out. ... Not to mention you'll kill your own Shedinja. You'll want another set, IMO.

Hmm, I'll think about that. And I never thought base 100 was pathetic, espicially for a UU Pokemon.

Pokemon: Blissey
Item: Leftovers
Nature: Bold
Ability: Natural Cure
Moves:
Calm Mind
Charm
Softboiled
Seismic Toss

Lowering Attack and increasing Sp. Def is a great idea in theory, which is psuedo-employed by other pokes, brilliant even. Props to this moveset; it just might be successful. The only issue I have is that a single Ghost type will ruin this set; make sure you have things to kill Mismagius and Gengar with on your other pokes. Also, I highly recommend Lightscreen instead of Calm Mind; it lasts after a switch, helps the team, and is just as effective as CM, maybe even moreso.

And to take care of ghosts I could teach him Shadow Ball, which has synergy with Calm Mind. I'm trying to make it more possible for Blissey to survive physical attacks, in case that Salamence turns green and rebells against me (Serebii.net comic reference)

Pokemon: Vaporeon
Item: Leftovers
Nature: Timid
Ability: Water Absorb
Moves:
Surf
Acid Armor
Wish
Baton Pass

I assume you'll be using this Vaporeon to Pass defense boosts to a sweeper/Blissey? Great team synergy. Wish will also be a wonderful move for the team in general; especially Salamence and Zapdos, since they'll be hurting from Stealth Rock. However, you don't want a Timid nature; Vaporeon doesn't need any speed. Give it Calm or Bold for a defense boost.

Don't Baton Passers want a bunch of speed?

Pokemon: Shedinja
Item: Lum Berry
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Wonder Guard
Moves:
X-Scissor
Sucker Punch
Will-o-wisp
Grudge

Shedinja will die of Stealth Rock, Sandstream, Hail, or some random attack. Definatly don't use it. Not to mention if by some miracle it does survive, it'l probably win the game in some cheap way...

I might use it as a suicide to get rid of an opponent's move, like Stone Edge or Rock Slide, that will tear another one of my team members apart. But I guess that's a too risky tactic. I'll think f something else.

Blackbird singin' in the dead o' night...
Take these broken wings an' learn t' fly.
Oh-ho.
All your life...
You were only watin', fer dis moment, to arrive.
 
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Sort of; U-turn and either Signal Beam, Thunderwave, or Roost.

Base 100 is pretty pathetic if you don't back it with EVs; and even then, it's not enough to heartily survive a Specs Surf coming off of a Latias, or maybe a STAB Hydro Pump from Empoleon.

If Blissey gets Shadow Ball, it loses out on an important move in the moveset; and if you replace Seismic Toss, it'l be walled by even more. Rather than give Blissey Shadow Ball, get a good poke in slot 6 that'l perform on the team well, as well as take out ghosts.

Not necesarrily. Vaporeon isn't fast, even with max speed. Not to mention it has bulk on it's side, which is the next best thing compared to speed. Work on a pokemon's strong points, rather than go in reverse and count on it's lesser features like some n00bs (Groudon with Solar Beam XD).
 
Sort of; U-turn and either Signal Beam, Thunderwave, or Roost.

Base 100 is pretty pathetic if you don't back it with EVs; and even then, it's not enough to heartily survive a Specs Surf coming off of a Latias, or maybe a STAB Hydro Pump from Empoleon.

Yeah, but this isn't a Uber team, so I won't have to worry about Latias. (Fortunately for DarkSamus1000). I am backing it with EVs, too.

If Blissey gets Shadow Ball, it loses out on an important move in the moveset; and if you replace Seismic Toss, it'l be walled by even more. Rather than give Blissey Shadow Ball, get a good poke in slot 6 that'l perform on the team well, as well as take out ghosts.

No Shedinja?

Not necesarrily. Vaporeon isn't fast, even with max speed. Not to mention it has bulk on it's side, which is the next best thing compared to speed. Work on a pokemon's strong points, rather than go in reverse and count on it's lesser features like some n00bs (Groudon with Solar Beam XD).
You know what? I'm tired about responding to posts in bold text on Christmas Eve. Yeah, I'll drop the speed. Sometimes you have to compesate for a Pokemon's weakest stat though, like my Bold Blissey.
I'm sorry, that glitch worked on YouTube and I wanted to see if it worked here.
 
Actually, Latias is OU as of last... March, was it? Without Soul Dew, she's not all that uber-material, especially when accounting her vulnerability to common pokes like CB TTar, Scizor, Blissey, and some others. So, yeah, you do, actually. There are a lot more threats that can trash Regirock even worse than Latias anyways, such as Empoleon, Azelf, Scizor, etc. Backing Sp. Def with EVs is a waste; then Regirock will have trouble handling physical attackers by either lacking damage, or lacking defense. Not to mention, even with maxed Sp. Def, he'll still get murdered by aforementioned pokes. Trust me Esp, Regirock isn't very viable if he's not used in a Sandstream team; I'd know from experience. My Sandstorm team had a huge winstreak back when I used it, sometimes thanks to my Regirock. He wouldn't of survived 3/4th of the special attacks he took without sandstorm, really.

No Shedinja. :p

Ya, very true. But for sake of mention, if you're using the standard Blissey (not you're unique dual-defensive Blissey), a lot of Sp. Attackers can ruin Blissey nowadays, if you neglect EVing Sp. Def. It forces the Blissey user to sometimes forgive defensve EVs for Sp. Atk EVs, leaving it able to be OHKO'd/2HKO'd by just a few pokes after the EV change. Blissey might be godly, but it's got an EV dilemma nowadays. :lol:
 

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