Hello all. I figured it was about time I finally posted a Gen 6 RMT.
As for finally getting into competitive Battling last gen, I figured I should start looking to the future, which is now!!
Avalugg @ Kings Rock
Sturdy @ Impish Nature
252 Def / 52 Atk / 204 HP
Avalanche
Recover
Rapid Spin
Earthquake
I needed a new idea for a team. A defensive idea that is! Avalugg is the premier Physicall Wall this gen, maybe the typing isnt as great as it could be, but this guy can take hits and dish them back out.
The movepool is also great for it's usage, and typing. Also one of the few Pokemon that can use Avalanche to its advantage with its horrendous Speed stat. As for the moveset.
Avalanche is for STAB and monstrous damage output, I also have the chance for a Flinch with Kings Rock. Even with minimal investment in Atk, it can hit hard with Avalanche and Earthquake. Recover and Rapid Spin for recovery (duh) and Support (Rapid Spin). Earthquake is for much needed coverage.
Although I could do an Edgequake set, I decided that having a bulky wall with Recovery was a great idea. Rapid Spin doesn't hurt either.
Slowking @ Leftovers
Regenerator @ Calm Nature
252 HP / 200 Def / 52 Sp.Def
Scald
Psyshock
Slack Off
Dragon Tail
Your probably wondering. Why Slowking in OU? Well, my answer is this. Who else sports this type coverage that can be as bulky as Slowking. There is only one answer. Slowbro. As I didn't need TR, or a Defensive wall, I chose Slowking as my Mixed Wall. With a great Defensive typing, offering many key resistances, Slowking provides me with something a lot of other Pokemon do not have. Access to Regenerator and Slack Off.
Scald and Psyshock are for STAB coverage, Slack Off is for a major hit-and-run Regenerator Boost and Dragon Tail can phaze out attackers that can hurt Slowking, such as Aegislash and various other threats.
Ferrothorn @ Red Card
Iron Barbs @ Relaxed Nature
100 HP / 168 Def / 240 Sp.Def
Stealth Rock
Leech Seed
Power Whip
Gyro Ball
Another Mixed wall for my team. Ferrothorn is still toted as one of the other premier walls in the OU metagame, really only loosing his Dark type resistance. He is a great set up man, and provides me with a way to kill off Fairies that want to try and wall my Salamence. However I need a more decent way to kill them.
The EV spread is for the mixed wall style play, and it works really well.
Power Whip and Gyro Ball provide some STAB coverage, the only ones he really has, other than Iron Head of course. Leech Seed for recovery, and finally Stealth Rock for Hazards.
Salamence @ Lum Berry
Moxie @ Naive Nature
252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 HP
Dragon Dance
Dragon Rush
Earthquake
Fire Blast
My Sweeper. Albeit with Fairies running around this may not be as good an idea, but I have Flash Cannon Heatran for that (looking into an alternative because of Bank Mons not allowed).
Moxie and Salamence were made for each other. Seeing as Outrage cannot be bred at this time, Dragon Rush, despite the accuracy drop, is favored over Dragon Claw for sheer Power. This also helps me not get locked and into confusion where the berry gets consumed, and prevents Klefki from setting up for a turn. Fire Blast and Earthquake are for pure coverage, as Salamence (IMO) is still the Dragon King.
Heatran @ Air Balloon
Flash Fire @ Modest/Timid Nature
252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 HP
Fire Blast
Earth Power
Flash Cannon
Dragon Pulse
Heres where my problem comes in. My lack of being able to deal with these rampant Fairies. Since PokeBank Pokemon will not be allowed in tournaments. I need a solution to this problem. Heatran has been my Special Sweeper since Gen 4, and Reuniclus joined him last gen. However, seeing as Aegislash is in this Metagame, this was my sure-fire counter (pardon the pun). I've also added Flash Cannon to his arsenal to deal with Fairies, so that they didn't become much of an issue.
I really hope that Pokemon rescinds this outrageous rule of no Bank allowed. However, this is the pure purpose of this RMT, as the rest of the team runs smoothly.
Gengar @ Black Sludge
Levitate @ Timid Nature
252 Spe / 252 Sp.Atk / 4 HP
Substitute
Disable
Focus Blast
Shadow Ball
One of the most annoying Pokemon to deal with if you cannot outspeed it. However Mega Kanghaskan is a tad annoying to deal with. Avalugg is a good counter for it in any case. Gengar is another Special Sweeper introduced into my team this gen (in place of Reuniclus). This set is pure disruption and provides a sure fire way to counter a lot of the metagame. Shadow Ball is for Stab, Disable/Sub is for Disruption, and Focus Blast for type coverage.
In Summary:
I feel that my only nuisance so far has been Mega Kanghaskan, Aegislash, and the rise of Fairies. Other than that I have been handling other teams smoothly with appropriate switch ins.
If you see any other issues, let me know so I can address them
Thanks for looking!
As for finally getting into competitive Battling last gen, I figured I should start looking to the future, which is now!!
Avalugg @ Kings Rock
Sturdy @ Impish Nature
252 Def / 52 Atk / 204 HP
Avalanche
Recover
Rapid Spin
Earthquake
I needed a new idea for a team. A defensive idea that is! Avalugg is the premier Physicall Wall this gen, maybe the typing isnt as great as it could be, but this guy can take hits and dish them back out.
The movepool is also great for it's usage, and typing. Also one of the few Pokemon that can use Avalanche to its advantage with its horrendous Speed stat. As for the moveset.
Avalanche is for STAB and monstrous damage output, I also have the chance for a Flinch with Kings Rock. Even with minimal investment in Atk, it can hit hard with Avalanche and Earthquake. Recover and Rapid Spin for recovery (duh) and Support (Rapid Spin). Earthquake is for much needed coverage.
Although I could do an Edgequake set, I decided that having a bulky wall with Recovery was a great idea. Rapid Spin doesn't hurt either.
Slowking @ Leftovers
Regenerator @ Calm Nature
252 HP / 200 Def / 52 Sp.Def
Scald
Psyshock
Slack Off
Dragon Tail
Your probably wondering. Why Slowking in OU? Well, my answer is this. Who else sports this type coverage that can be as bulky as Slowking. There is only one answer. Slowbro. As I didn't need TR, or a Defensive wall, I chose Slowking as my Mixed Wall. With a great Defensive typing, offering many key resistances, Slowking provides me with something a lot of other Pokemon do not have. Access to Regenerator and Slack Off.
Scald and Psyshock are for STAB coverage, Slack Off is for a major hit-and-run Regenerator Boost and Dragon Tail can phaze out attackers that can hurt Slowking, such as Aegislash and various other threats.
Ferrothorn @ Red Card
Iron Barbs @ Relaxed Nature
100 HP / 168 Def / 240 Sp.Def
Stealth Rock
Leech Seed
Power Whip
Gyro Ball
Another Mixed wall for my team. Ferrothorn is still toted as one of the other premier walls in the OU metagame, really only loosing his Dark type resistance. He is a great set up man, and provides me with a way to kill off Fairies that want to try and wall my Salamence. However I need a more decent way to kill them.
The EV spread is for the mixed wall style play, and it works really well.
Power Whip and Gyro Ball provide some STAB coverage, the only ones he really has, other than Iron Head of course. Leech Seed for recovery, and finally Stealth Rock for Hazards.
Salamence @ Lum Berry
Moxie @ Naive Nature
252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 HP
Dragon Dance
Dragon Rush
Earthquake
Fire Blast
My Sweeper. Albeit with Fairies running around this may not be as good an idea, but I have Flash Cannon Heatran for that (looking into an alternative because of Bank Mons not allowed).
Moxie and Salamence were made for each other. Seeing as Outrage cannot be bred at this time, Dragon Rush, despite the accuracy drop, is favored over Dragon Claw for sheer Power. This also helps me not get locked and into confusion where the berry gets consumed, and prevents Klefki from setting up for a turn. Fire Blast and Earthquake are for pure coverage, as Salamence (IMO) is still the Dragon King.
Heatran @ Air Balloon
Flash Fire @ Modest/Timid Nature
252 Sp.Atk / 252 Spe / 4 HP
Fire Blast
Earth Power
Flash Cannon
Dragon Pulse
Heres where my problem comes in. My lack of being able to deal with these rampant Fairies. Since PokeBank Pokemon will not be allowed in tournaments. I need a solution to this problem. Heatran has been my Special Sweeper since Gen 4, and Reuniclus joined him last gen. However, seeing as Aegislash is in this Metagame, this was my sure-fire counter (pardon the pun). I've also added Flash Cannon to his arsenal to deal with Fairies, so that they didn't become much of an issue.
I really hope that Pokemon rescinds this outrageous rule of no Bank allowed. However, this is the pure purpose of this RMT, as the rest of the team runs smoothly.
Gengar @ Black Sludge
Levitate @ Timid Nature
252 Spe / 252 Sp.Atk / 4 HP
Substitute
Disable
Focus Blast
Shadow Ball
One of the most annoying Pokemon to deal with if you cannot outspeed it. However Mega Kanghaskan is a tad annoying to deal with. Avalugg is a good counter for it in any case. Gengar is another Special Sweeper introduced into my team this gen (in place of Reuniclus). This set is pure disruption and provides a sure fire way to counter a lot of the metagame. Shadow Ball is for Stab, Disable/Sub is for Disruption, and Focus Blast for type coverage.
In Summary:
I feel that my only nuisance so far has been Mega Kanghaskan, Aegislash, and the rise of Fairies. Other than that I have been handling other teams smoothly with appropriate switch ins.
If you see any other issues, let me know so I can address them
Thanks for looking!