Lugruf

Much better. However, I would have chosen another order. Instead of making the division of offensive, defensive, balanced and within each category dividing in tiers, I would have made the first division in tiers, and then within each tier divide in offensive, defensive and balanced cores. Ubers Offensive Defensive Balanced OU Offensive Defensive Balanced UU Offensive Defensive Balanced ... The idea is the following. Suppose that I want to build a team for OU and I have no idea where to start from. I want to check all the OU cores and then choose the one I prefer. I still don't know for sure if I want to play an offensive or defensive core, but what I know for sure is that I want to play OU. So, I want to have all the OU cores together in order to check them all, and not have any other core around as I'm not interested in it. Ubers: OU: RU:

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Nope. Spine?

Archeops

Of course. Who needs ducks?

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I'm more of an adamant and modest player. I will play jolly and timid where that speed boost is crucial, usually around the 110 speed tier, but I will go for the extra damage if not. 650 attack Azumarill is best Azumarill.

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Flaafy

How about "M-Pinsir + Magnezone"?Shudder before my originality! btw, could you order the index by tiers? This way, a person looking for OU cores for example will only have to look the OU cores instead of checking one by one each core.

A quite old offensive core that still works pretty well: Mega Pinsir + Magnezone Pinsir @ Pinsirite Ability: Hyper Cutter EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - Return - Quick Attack / Feint - Close Combat / Earthquake - Swords Dance Magnezone @ Choice Specs Ability: Magnet Pull EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Modest Nature IVs: 0 Atk / 30 SpA / 30 Spe - Flash Cannon - Volt Switch - Thunderbolt - Hidden Power [Fire] Mega Pinsir is walled by steel pokemon that resist its flying type stabs. Skarmory is especially annoying since it has an absurd defense and can hit back very hard with Brave Bird or phaze it with Whirlwind therefore removing the Swords Dance boosts Pinsir might have. Ferrothorn can suppose a problem too, especially when running Earthquake instead of Close Combat, since we won't have a way to hit it super effectively. Even when running Close Combat, Pinsir won't be able to OHKO Ferrothorn unboosted (57.3 - 67.6%) and will be damaged by Iron Barbs and a potential Rocky Helmet, as well as having his defenses lowered, becoming an easy target for a ravenge kill by a priority user or a faster pokemon. Magnezone traps and kills all those annoying steel types so that Pinsir can sweep. 252 EVs in SpA, a Modest nature and Choice Specs let it OHKO Skarmory with Thunderbolt and Ferrothorn and Scizor with HP Fire, while 252 EVs in Speed make Magnezone outspeed the three of them.

This topic so meta

Why not

6/10 Anime related images and the ingame team. Not too original.

8/10 Too animeish

Repetition

Define "overdo" please.

Noibat. That pokemon is utter crap until it evolves at level 47. Noivern though is a beast. Larvesta evolves at level 59 and has a slow growth rate, which takes forever, but then it becomes one of the best sweepers available.

You can either go through all the routes 3 and 4 again, or pay for the reparations of the stairs so that you unlock a shorter path.

Not a Lhurgoyf / 10

All of them EV trained, proper natures, egg moves and stuff. I even reverted to episode 9 to have Sclad, Ice Beam and Toxic on Milotic, and to episode 13 to access the top floor of the Obsidia department store to evolve Gliscor and to get a King's rock for Cinccino. Some trading thread to get Larvesta and Marill, and well, my good ol' friend Indra gave me some Leftovers, Life orbs and Choice items.

That tree will disappear on windy nights

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