kingphilip42

I used:

Swampert/Salamence/Togakiss/Walrein/Espeon/Typhlosion

Half of this team was from my original Ruby file, and the rest are from Soul Silver. Swampert was really overpowered, and I wanted the fight to be fun, so I only used him to kill the Pikachu.

You're better off using Synthesis over Ingrain, to gain 50% health in normal weather, and 100% health in sun back.

Yeah, I swapped the two of them out the other day. I had forgotten that Synthesis was affected by weather when I made that set, so I used Ingrain.

I've never seen a team that uses Quilfish before, so I have to give you a point for that.

One problem is, you don't really have an answer to grass type pokemon on this team. The only one of your pokemon that has a move that is super effective against grass is Omnastar, and a Sceptile could easily out-speed it and take it down.

Also, you may want to look into adding Gravity to one of your pokemon. Not only would it make any pokemon susceptible to earthquake, but it also raises the accuracy of your moves.

Without gravity, I see Zapdos as being a huge problem for you.

Other then that, great team.

Stealth Rock will really mess up your Moltress, so I'd recommend a rapid spinner on your team. Also, whenever I use a Miltank I replace Body Slam with Zen Headbutt. I know you lose the STAB, but you get a good pokemon to take down fighting types with.

How do you put Windows on it?

This is the set up on my Salamance:

Dragon Pulse

Dragon Breath

Fly

Flamethrower

People never seem to expect flamethrower, so it is a good move to use to catch them off guard as they swap into an ice type to take you down. I prefer flamethrower to fire blast because flamethrower has 100% accuracy. I don't know his EV/IV spread, but I currently have him holding a Dragon Fang. He is of Modest Nature.

These are his stats:

355/275/197/308/181/227

I use him as a sweeper, but he can usually survive a non-STAB ice move.

I like to use Tangrowth, actually. Give it Sunny Day, Ingrain, Leech Seed, and toxic, leftovers, and an impish nature.

If you are able to set up, you will be able to be gaining back health 4 times every turn, while your opponent takes damage from leech seed and toxic. Tangrowth already has decent Def. and Spec. Def. stats as it is, too.

Does anybody know a way to get the Action Replay DSi code manager on a Mac? I'd really rather not have to put in all of the codes by hand...

Thanks, this team was made in the party pokemon slot. How do you make them for storage?

You know a move is overpowered when it can take a Ho-Oh down to half health instantly. I do use stealth rock, but that is only because I know that my opponent will use it, so I'm evening the playing field.

I made a team of 3 pokemon yesterday (poliwrath, absol, and slowking). It is the first pokesav team I have made. When I put the code into the AR, what will happen to the first three party members that are already in my game? I've heard some people say that they will be replaced by the new ones, and that I should set them to pokemon that I don't care about. Is this true?