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Umbreon's Curse/Payback set is a legendary one to me. Umbreon is my favorite Pokemon, and that set has been the crux of a lot of teams for me for a long time now. I'm interested in trying this main set out, but I just feel like leaving Umbreon's physical defense that open to the likes of...

The full physical set has been far more effective for me. Mega Aggron has been very good (but not "great") for me as long as I use it in the right spots. I run: Aggron @Aggronite Impish Nature 252 HP 252 DEF 4 ATK Iron Head Dragon Tail Thunder Wave Stealth Rock The biggest weakness for me is...

Land's Wrath should be the preferred move in doubles and triples. That 10 point drop isn't going to be missed because of Zygarde's bulk allowing him to survive multiple hits and of course, his non-flying and non-Levitate teammates won't be taking any damage from it. Also, if you DO have a...

THANK YOU. This was the first set that jumped in my mind. It's got the bulk on both sides, why not use it? Pair him up with someone who can deal with fairies, as well as some annoyers like Togekiss and Klefki, and you can have something going here. All I see in this thread is people...

You mentioned Aegislash, and naturing Aggron to be slower...Wouldn't just running Impish+Dragon Tail be more convenient? You're not sacrificing any speed against other threats, and Dragon Tail will still have negative priority to go last and hit Aegislash in Blade Forme (though causing low...

Great write-up. Big fan of Krookodile as a Moxie sweeper. Raised him every game he's been available in so far. As for "requests", I wouldn't mind seeing an article on Lanturn since I haven't seen any Gen VI write-ups yet.

Devil's advocate here, even though I agree with you. People may just assume you're running Magnet Pull and not even bother switching. However, with Magnezone's low speed, I feel like Analytic is really viable with it. Not as much as it is with Beheeyem, but still viable. I have a Modest...

I really like this. Excellent work. If weather hadn't been nerfed in the transition, Trevenant would be a GOD with a set like this. It's still viable outside of weather as well.

I'm wanting to run the OP's first suggestion...for refresher: Fortified Milk Gogoat @ Leftovers Ability: Sap-Sipper Nature: Careful EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpDef / 4 Def - Horn Leech / Leaf Blade - Rock Slide / Earthquake / Payback - Bulk Up - Substitute / Milk Drink But I'm wondering if the EV...

None of the Pokemon in Malamar's egg group can learn Sucker Punch so I believe that eliminates the chance that Malamar can learn it by breeding.

It can't, but I still like what Thunder Wave can do and I'd just carry teammates to worry about Garchomp and Electric types.

I really don't like using Agility (or any boost move) alongside Volt Switch. It's very counterproductive in my mind. An Agility set could work (without Volt Switch, sub in something like Toxic) because Amphy does have great bulk, it just really comes down to preferences. Now, I would swap out...

Woops, brain fart there. It happens.

Gotta say I'm disappointed in this one. Still doesn't pack enough of a punch, so I'm pretty much required to run SD...I've got him Jolly, with Sucker Punch, Play Rough, Psycho Cut (yes, I'm dumb), and SD. Really wanting to go back and rebreed a Naive one to run Fire Blast but I just don't...

Mega Aggron also resists Grass and can carry Earthquake to cover Jellicent's Electric weakness, so I think in terms of defensive synergy, Mega Aggron is about the same in terms of effectiveness for both Sylveon and Jellicent. I just think Jellicent makes Mega Aggron a much more complete...

Sylveon isn't the best teammate for Mega Aggron...Sylveon only covers one of Mega Aggron's weaknesses and they share two resistances. Jellicent is his best partner IMO, he can take any hit that would seriously hurt Aggron. Jellicent is specially defensive and covers 2 of Mega Aggron's...

My problem with Pyroar is that even in the in-game it can't take a hit. I know it's not the best indicator of things, but it really couldn't take a hit even after I fully trained it. It does hit hard though, and I've found it can be useful under sun in conjunction with Charizard-Y. Fire...

Man this thing is a monster in the making. Metagame shifting. I agree with what a lot of you have said, Aegislash can be predictable. The problem is, it's not like most "predictable" Pokemon in that you don't know what it's going to do the second you see it. Because Aegislash has so many...

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