Pidgeot ( C ): Pidgeot is a high quality support Pokemon throughout all levels of the game even up through Episode 14. Pidgeot has access to two core moves and a third of high use that places it in a position to benefit every team. Tailwind is obvious as to how it helps. A massive speed boost to your team for a short amount of time that enables your heavy hitters to outspeed the opponent whereas they normally couldn't. Feather Dance is, in my opinion, one of the greatest moves in the game. It allows Pidgeot to utterly cripple physical threats and allow even your glassiest sweepers to set up with their Quiver Dances or Bulk Ups and smash through the remainder of the enemy's team. With Pidgeot above average speed, it makes life so much easier. Unfortunately, Pidgeot's offensive standard is horrendous past Shelly, but with these two moves coupled with Roost for further resilience, Pidgeot can definitely be the Pokemon you need on your team. - Lanturn ( B ): (Chinchou/Lanturn is still available via wild encounter, right?) Now, Lanturn will not be sweeping teams any time soon outside of some hilarious status hacks scandal, but Lanturn is one of the most useful supportive Pokemon in the game from personal experience. With a massive HP stat coupled with a moderate Sp. Defensive stat, Lanturn fits exceptionally well as a special tank. In addition, Lanturn sports two abilities that put it in a great defensive position. Water Absorb and Volt Absorb, grabbing either is a smart decision (I suggest Volt Absorb). Alongside this, Lanturn has access to some game changing status moves being Thunder Wave and Confuse Ray and Eerie Impulse to perform the same role Pidgeot performs with Feather Dance to cripple special sweepers and allow your own to set up. Not to mention that Lanturn has access to Stockpile to increase tank that much further. With access to Discharge and Surf, both strong moves that are also STAB in the hands... Flippers.. Of Lanturn, it's easy to see how Lanturn can find a spot on almost any team. - Meowstic Male( C/B depending on the team. Sorry for repeating something you've already stated Zareason, but I feel as though this could use some further explanation ): Meowstic is a very solid Pokemon in its role. As much as I love both of them, female Meowstic unfortunately lacks the ability and move pool that makes male Meowstic so useful. Meowstic serves two separate roles throughout the game. One up to Aya, and past that, another one entirely. Before Aya, Meowstic serves as a solid sweeper with its modestly useful special attack stat and Psyshock. It'll definitely be of help throughout the early stages of the game. Once Meowstic's offensive power falls off, Meowstic transitions from sweeper into support. With Prankster Light Screen and Reflect and whatever status moves we find that he can learn, examples being Sunny Day or Rain Dance in case your team prospers from weather support or you want to cripple Charlotte's field. Prankster Light Screen/Reflect, however, is what really gives Meowstic its place. Halving damage on both spectrum and easing the burden your team has to take.