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Splash_King
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Low tiers are for n00bs and idiots who can't handle REAL Pokemon.
What's your pokemon team?
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Using low tier Pokemon in OU takes more balls than just spamming OU Pokemon, and comparing people that play UU, RU, and NU with noobs is insulting. A noob is some kid who spams random Pokemon with poor EVs, no items, and crappy moves.
Low tiers ≠ noob territory.
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I keed Nick, I keed! :lol: If you don't recall all my respect for lower tier players, then... yeah. Remember it. 
So how 'bout you give J a team review now, ya hot shot low tier player? ;D
So how 'bout you give J a team review now, ya hot shot low tier player? ;D
I hope that's decent...
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D:
I was expecting a full team review, rather than just movesets... But better than nothin' I suppose.
Also Nick, considering Terrakion is very fast, Bulldoze really won't help it at all. That 60 BP will never come in handy either, really. Bulldoze might be usable on a certain Poke's set to counter a certain Pokemon perfect, but it's not a viable move offensively really.
I was expecting a full team review, rather than just movesets... But better than nothin' I suppose.
Also Nick, considering Terrakion is very fast, Bulldoze really won't help it at all. That 60 BP will never come in handy either, really. Bulldoze might be usable on a certain Poke's set to counter a certain Pokemon perfect, but it's not a viable move offensively really.
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Fine ain't good enough. That's why my reviews are so in-depth and particularly long; I strive to find and calculate perfections wherever I don't see it. I'm not that anal 'bout every little thing, so that's a bit of an exaggeration, but ya get my point.
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That's the mother****in' spirit bro. :thumbsup: Team raters gotta take stuff like that to heart and go into tl;dr detail whenever possible.
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****ING POST IT OR I'LL RIP THE FABULOUS RIGHT OUT OF YOU
We need more doubles teams in this thread. D: Doubles is so underrated...
We need more doubles teams in this thread. D: Doubles is so underrated...
RockerJ
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Shouldn't you be in school right now?
Doubles:
Politoed (Drizzle, Modest) (255 Sp. Attack, 255 HP) (Item: ???)
-Surf
-Hydro Pump
-Ice Beam
-Protect
Well, it's obviously mostly there for Drizzle, but it can hit really hard with its Water attacks. Surf and Hydro Pump are used in different situations, obviously.
Armaldo (Swift Swim, Jolly) (255 Attack, 255 Speed) (Rock Gem)
-Rock Slide
-Brick Break
-Swords Dance
-Protect
It uses Swift Swim to become really fast, and uses Swords Dance. If I see a Water attack coming, I can just switch Politoed out to Cradily to take it. It can use Protect for other things. Rock Slide is self explanatory, and hits big power the first time it's used thanks to Rock Gem. Brick Break is mainly for Steel types that resist Rock Slide.
Cradily (Storm Drain, Modest) (255 HP, 150 Defense, 105 Sp. Attack) (Chople Berry)
-Giga Drain
-Protect
-Sludge Wave
-Bulldoze
A bulky Cradily that can take a fighting attack thanks to the berry. It protects the rest of the team from Water attacks with Storm Drain, namely Armaldo, and boosts its Special Attack. It can even take advantage of Hydreigon's and Politoed's Surf to boost it further. It can attack with Giga Drain, which also keeps it healthy. Sludge Wave is for attacking multiple targets at once, and Bulldoze is if a Pokemon that's out is in danger of being outsped and killed. It will slow the opponent down so they aren't as threatening. Protect is self explanatory.
Hydreigon (Levitate, Modest) (255 Speed, 255 Sp. Attack) (Life Orb)
-Dragon Pulse
-Surf
-Earth Power
-Protect
A pretty normal Hydreigon. It can destroy things with its powerful attacks, and protect itself with....well, you know.
Sharpedo (Speed Boost, Adamant) (255 Speed, 255 Attack) (Focus Sash)
-Waterfall
-Crunch
-Earthquake/Ice Fang
-Protect
A Sharpedo that has a Sash so it's almost guaranteed to last more than one turn. Under the rain, it can do great damage with Waterfall, and outspeed everything with Speed Boost. Can't decide if I wanna use Ice Fang or Earthquake...
Gengar (Levitate, Timid) (255 Speed, 255 Sp. Attack) (Life Orb)
-Thunder
-Sludge Wave
-Protect
-Psychic
I forget what its 4th move was, damnitt. But anyways, it can do damage with Sludge Wave. It doesn't actually have Shadow Ball, but instead a 100% accurate Thunder. Psychic is for the Fighting-types that my team hates.
Opinions?
Edit: J, I have half days cause of finals. Why does it matter, anyway?
Edit 2: Oh, and fyi, I don't care about Smogon's stupid rules. I will use Swift Swim and Drizzle together in places where it's legal.
Politoed (Drizzle, Modest) (255 Sp. Attack, 255 HP) (Item: ???)
-Surf
-Hydro Pump
-Ice Beam
-Protect
Well, it's obviously mostly there for Drizzle, but it can hit really hard with its Water attacks. Surf and Hydro Pump are used in different situations, obviously.
Armaldo (Swift Swim, Jolly) (255 Attack, 255 Speed) (Rock Gem)
-Rock Slide
-Brick Break
-Swords Dance
-Protect
It uses Swift Swim to become really fast, and uses Swords Dance. If I see a Water attack coming, I can just switch Politoed out to Cradily to take it. It can use Protect for other things. Rock Slide is self explanatory, and hits big power the first time it's used thanks to Rock Gem. Brick Break is mainly for Steel types that resist Rock Slide.
Cradily (Storm Drain, Modest) (255 HP, 150 Defense, 105 Sp. Attack) (Chople Berry)
-Giga Drain
-Protect
-Sludge Wave
-Bulldoze
A bulky Cradily that can take a fighting attack thanks to the berry. It protects the rest of the team from Water attacks with Storm Drain, namely Armaldo, and boosts its Special Attack. It can even take advantage of Hydreigon's and Politoed's Surf to boost it further. It can attack with Giga Drain, which also keeps it healthy. Sludge Wave is for attacking multiple targets at once, and Bulldoze is if a Pokemon that's out is in danger of being outsped and killed. It will slow the opponent down so they aren't as threatening. Protect is self explanatory.
Hydreigon (Levitate, Modest) (255 Speed, 255 Sp. Attack) (Life Orb)
-Dragon Pulse
-Surf
-Earth Power
-Protect
A pretty normal Hydreigon. It can destroy things with its powerful attacks, and protect itself with....well, you know.
Sharpedo (Speed Boost, Adamant) (255 Speed, 255 Attack) (Focus Sash)
-Waterfall
-Crunch
-Earthquake/Ice Fang
-Protect
A Sharpedo that has a Sash so it's almost guaranteed to last more than one turn. Under the rain, it can do great damage with Waterfall, and outspeed everything with Speed Boost. Can't decide if I wanna use Ice Fang or Earthquake...
Gengar (Levitate, Timid) (255 Speed, 255 Sp. Attack) (Life Orb)
-Thunder
-Sludge Wave
-Protect
-Psychic
I forget what its 4th move was, damnitt. But anyways, it can do damage with Sludge Wave. It doesn't actually have Shadow Ball, but instead a 100% accurate Thunder. Psychic is for the Fighting-types that my team hates.
Opinions?
Edit: J, I have half days cause of finals. Why does it matter, anyway?
Edit 2: Oh, and fyi, I don't care about Smogon's stupid rules. I will use Swift Swim and Drizzle together in places where it's legal.
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