Azeria

@hcsa and everyone else: You will be able to change as many moves as you want, but ONLY if those moves only became available to those Pokemon in USUM. Other changes will not be allowed without move tokens as usual.

Personal favourite is Umbreon but there's very obvious reasons why it isn't as good in game( Lack of Toxic and being super passive.) From what I remember, Sylveon, Vaporeon and Espeon are the best in game.

IDC what card. Team of mostly shit I like. Go wild tbh.

Long story short, Savage was a challenger to the reborn league in it's first season. He ran a mono water team. One with, if you check it, no way to hit Shedinja for damage. No stealth rocks, no toxic, no nothing. Shade brought Shedinja to their matches and ended up completely walling Savage out for several games. It's been a while since I saw the logs but what I remember is that the game where he won, it ended up coming down to a PP stall war.

Just look at the template everyone else is using and put in your pokemon/movesets after creating your team and testing it.

just post your team here like everyone else is doing

Excadrill - A/S rank + Mystery Egg (Available and fully evolvable pre Corey) + It's entire movepool is available around the time you get the egg + 135 attack + Sand Rush and Mold Breaker + Natural Earthquake, Swords Dance, Rock Slide and Sandstorm + With minimum support it can quite literally sweep basically every boss in the game, no joke. + It's best partner, Hippowdon is available relatively early too - Mystery Egg(only a 1/18 chance of being available) - Poor bulk

@The God Fist As Baz mentioned, I'd personally replace Garchomp and either Weavile or Lucario on your team, leaning more towards Lucario. A water resist and a hazard remover would be optimal in those 2 slots if so. Tentacruel resists water and fairy and removes hazards which really helps your main win condition on this team - Dragonite. Alternatively, Blastoise-Mega, Excadrill and Tsareena provide the role of a spinner, 2 of which bring a water resist to your team. In the last slot I'd recommend something with Stealth Rock, such as Clefable or if not, Azumarill/Primarina(Especially with Tsareena there.)These three form a Fairy/Steel/Dragon core in your team, and with the latter two here, also a Fire/Water/Grass core. As for moves, Baz's recommendations are best I feel.

Known bug, it's caused by the weather resetting in the opal ward each week. It waits for 500~ frames and then allows you to move forward again, just wait a bit.

Happy birthday to the most lucky ass person alive, Viridescent.

@Jess The reason people considering Silvally to be a Legendary is because in the main game's code itself, it's designated to be in the same category as Tapu Koko and his group, which are legendaries.

@mar_mar Well first of all Landorus-Therian isn't allowed, only the following legendaries are: Articuno, Moltres, Raikou, Regirock, Regice, Registeel, Latias, Uxie, Azelf, Mesprit, Regigigas Phione, Shaymin-L, Virizion, Cobalion, Meloetta, Hoopa-C, Diancie, Type:Null, Silvally*, Cosmog, Cosmoem, Guzzlord Similarly Protean and Battle Bond Greninja aren't allowed so I don't think it's the best thing to use here anymore I'd give Magnezone Volt Switch over Thunderwave first of all, and pairing that up with Swords Dance or Band Scizor(Since you've already got Defog on Latias, I'd suggest running an all out attacking set with Choice Band or a swords dance set.) Personally though I wouldn't use Magnezone instead of something like Rotom-Wash here, your team doesn't seem to have much of an issue with Steel Types. For a replacement for Landorus-T, you could use Garchomp or Krookodile, both bulky ground types that can use Stealth rock. Alternatively give Stealth Rock to Alolan Marowak instead and get something else on that slot. If you go with Rotom-Wash, I suggest a grass type to finish off a FWG core, otherwise Primarina, Araquanid or Starmie come to mind as Greninja replacements. Perhaps use Recover over Healing Wish on Latias if you want it to be more sustainable. Thoughts?