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You're Gonna Need More Than One Scarf on This Thing Hydreigon @ Choice Scarf Trait: Levitate EVs: 4 Atk / 252 SpAtk / 252 Speed Naive/Rash Nature - Draco Meteor - Fire Blast/Flamethrower - Surf/Earth Power/Dragon Pulse/Dark Pulse - U-Turn A surprisingly good scarfer, thanks to its decent bulk and great offensive movepool. Rivaled by Latios, Hydreigon has two key assets that Latios lacks: U-Turn and a Fire move (actually, 2 Fire moves). Draco Meteor is obvious; it's ridiculous how much it does to everything. Fire Blast and Flamethrower decimate every Steel that dares to get in your way, barring Heatran. Surf and Earth Power quickly dispose of Heatran and other things, but Dragon Pulse is a more spammable attack you can use late game. Dark Pulse is another STAB move that scores extra coverage against odd stuff. U-Turn is to scout, and Hydreigon's Attack is far from bad. Latios and Hydreigon are obvious rivals for a scarf position, but there are key differences, especially the ones outlined earlier. Hydreigon is weak to Fighting, while Latios resists Fighting. If your team is already Fighting-weak, definitely go with Latios over Hydreigon. If not, definitely consider Hydreigon to be a revenge killer for your team.

CB Scizor Scizor @ Choice Band Trait: Technician EVs: 248 HP / 252 Atk / 8 Speed Adamant Nature - Bullet Punch - U-Turn - Pursuit - Superpower The ultimate standard Scizor that still works well, to say the least. Technician priority STAB off of over 500 Attack is awesome. Having a STAB scouting move is awesome. Being able to trap things with Pursuit is, once again, awesome. With Scizor's great bulk and typing, switching in shouldn't be an issue either. The #1 menace to this set is Heatran, as it 4x resists Bullet Punch and doesn't fear U-Turn or Pursuit either. And that's not even mentioning the 4x super effective STAB it always carries. If you're good enough to predict a Heatran switch-in, Superpower it and 1HKO. However, that requires a lot of good prediction and U-Turn is usually the better option to switch to something better suited against Heatran. The 248 HP is a good number to take less from Stealth Rock, which although less common, still is a regular factor of the 5th Gen metagame. The last 8 EVs can be moved from Speed to Def/SpDef if you so choose.

Hax R Choiced Haxorus @ Choice Scarf/Choice Band Trait: Mold Breaker EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Speed Adamant/Jolly Nature - Outrage/Dragon Claw/Rock Slide/X-Scissor - Outrage/Dragon Claw/Rock Slide/X-Scissor - Outrage/Dragon Claw/Rock Slide/X-Scissor - Earthquake Pick your poison. Everything is your choice, and it all depends on what you want your Hax R Us to do. Choice Scarf revenge kills, but Choice Band knocks down buildings. Watch out for physical walls, specifically Ferrothorn and Skarmory. Nothing much else to say.

Dancing Dino Haxorus @ Life Orb/Lum Berry Trait: Mold Breaker EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Speed Jolly/Adamant Nature - Dragon Dance - Dragon Claw/Outrage - Earthquake - Taunt/Brick Break/X-Scissor/Rock Slide The standard Dragon. Boost your already frightening Attack to unreal levels and go. Mold Breaker stops things like Bronzong from saying "lol" at your Earthquake. Outrage is more powerful, but Dragon Claw doesn't lock you into a move and confuse you. The last move can stop things from setting up or hitting you with status, or it can be an additional attack to deal with more things. This set hates Skarmory and Porygon2, so make sure you have something to deal with those two. A Life Orb gives you even more power, but a Lum Berry lets you switch in on a Status move and Taunt so you can't be hit.

Spiderman's Disguise Galvantula @ Choice Scarf/Choice Specs Trait: Compoundeyes EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpAtk / 252 Speed Timid/Modest Nature - Thunder - Energy Ball - Bug Buzz/Hidden Power [Ice] - Volt Switch Disguise yourself using spectacles or a scarf. Durrr. Anyway, the point of this set is obvious. Revenge kill or just hit hard. Thunder with Compoundeyes is awesome. Energy Ball is for the Ground types that love to switch in on your Electric attacks, especially Swampert and Quagsire. Bug Buzz is STAB, but Hidden Power [Ice] hits Dragons and Gliscor hard. Volt Switch is for scouting switches. Galvantula is incredibly frail, so only bring it in on weak, resisted attacks or bring it in to revenge kill.

I'd enjoy to judge; I can't beat some of these.

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Choice of the Dead Gengar @ Choice Scarf/Choice Specs Trait: Levitate EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpAtk / 252 Speed Modest/Timid Nature - Shadow Ball - Focus Blast - Thunderbolt - Hidden Power [Ice]/Destiny Bond/Psychic Enter Choice Gengar. A fantastic Choice Pokémon thanks to its 3 immunities. Shadow Ball is obvious STAB. Focus Blast hits Steels and Tyranitar, which Gengar, like all Ghosts, hates more than anything. Thunderbolt hits Water types, especially Gyarados. Hidden Power [Ice] can decimate Dragons, but Destiny Bond could potentially let Gengar take a Poke with him to the grave. Psychic is another option as it hits Fighting types, specifically Conkel[b]DURR.[/b] The choice of item and nature is simply speed vs. power, and what Gengar specifically needs to do for his team.

Electroll Thundurus @ Lum Berry/Life Orb/Leftovers Trait: Prankster EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpAtk / 252 Speed Timid/Modest Nature - Taunt - Thunder Wave - Volt Switch/Thunderbolt - Hidden Power [Ice] Use Prankster to Taunt stuff to stop setup/status and T-Wave just to flat out troll. Best used as an anti-lead, as it gives you a potential advantage from the get-go and lets you gtfo with Volt Switch. Thunderbolt's there if you just want a standard, powerful STAB. Hidden Power Ice wrecks Ground types that are immune to Electric. Simple, simple. This set is best when there is no Stealth Rock, as it lets you switch Thundurus in and out as you please. Lum Berry makes switching in against Toxic stalling annoyers easier, while Life Orb gives a little more power to your attacks. Leftovers is possible, but not recommended because Thundurus's bulk...sucks. The EVs could be shifted to give Thundurus a little less power/speed in exchange for bulk, but Thundurus's mediocre defensive stats make it seem like more of an offensive asset, even while annoying.

Quivering Behemoth Volcarona @ Leftovers/Life Orb/Lum Berry Trait: Flame Body EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpAtk / 252 Speed Timid/Modest Nature - Quiver Dance - Fiery Dance/Fire Blast - Bug Buzz - Hidden Power [Rock] Probably the best special sweeper in the game, bar Ubers of course. This thing is an absolute beast, and it should be treated as such. Quiver Dance is even more broken than Dragon Dance, as it gives Volcarona some extra Special bulk while it gets a special version of Dragon Dance. The choice between Fiery Dance and Fire Blast comes down to a potential SpAtk boost vs. POWERRRR. Bug Buzz is a reliable, base 90 power STAB move. Hidden Power Rock hits Dragons and Heatran (to some extent), the two best candidates for walling this set. Volcarona [i]needs[/i] support in Rapid Spinning; it takes 50% health from Stealth Rock and it isn't even immune to Spikes. Starmie, Donphan, Foretress, Claydol, etc. They all work, just make sure Rocks aren't on the field when Volcarona comes in. Other than that, Volcarona is a tough Pokémon to beat, especially if you get some hax and Flame Body activates on a physical counter. The choice between Leftovers, Life Orb, or Lum Berry is longevity, power, or a better chance to set up. Take your pick. --- You know what's funny? I didn't even realize "Behemoth" was a pun until [i]after[/i] I posted this. I'm so [s]not[/s] clever...

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Front Wheel Donphan @ Custap Berry Trait: Sturdy EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def Adamant Nature - Stealth Rock - Rapid Spin - Earthquake - Stone Edge/Ice Shard A bulky and reliable way to get up Stealth Rock while keeping it and [Toxic] Spikes away from your team. Custap Berry allows it to [i]always[/i] Spin off Rocks or put a dent in something before it dies from its surprisingly great Base 120 Attack. Stealth Rock is obviously there to be Stealth Rock; you shouldn't be running Lead Donphan without it. Rapid Spin is again obvious; it's what distincts Donphan from other Stealth Rock leads. Earthquake is arguably the best damage dealing move in the game; powerful and perfectly accurate. The choice between Stone Edge and Ice Shard is whether you want to have more power or priority.

Concentrated Jelly Reuniclus @ Leftovers/Life Orb Trait: Magic Guard EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpAtk Bold/Modest Nature - Calm Mind - Psychic/Psyshock - Focus Blast/HP Fighting - Trick Room/Recover Standard Reuniclus is standard. The premise is simple. Use your amazing HP stat, good Defense, and Magic Guard to find an opportunity to Calm Mind and then continue until you're ready to wreck the opposing team. Psyshock is there mostly for opposing Reuniclus, but Psychic is generally the preferred option. Focus Blast is probably the better choice, seeing as its Base Power is 50 more than HP Fighting, but 30 less accuracy is significant enough to make HP a viable option. The choice of Trick Room or Recover is whether you want to boost your sweeping potential or your longevity. The same goes for the choice between Leftovers and Life Orb. However, bear in mind that Life Orb recoil will not occur because of Magic Guard. If you are running Trick Room/Life Orb, some Defense EVs can be moved to Special Attack to increase the power being dealt from this guy. Truly, he's a definite threat and one of the most defining Pokémon of the 5th Generation metagame.

Team Meteor, y u so prom-crasher

>mfw Ikaru still hasn't beaten Elias [img]http://myfacewhen.com/images/313.jpg[/img]

wtf, Ame broke his promise already.

BANNED JUST TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU BAN SOMEONE FROM...THE FUUUUTUURRRREEEE

[quote name='Maelstrom' timestamp='1304043367' post='13174'] Is that an Ame pun? [/quote] Ew, no. Even I have standards with my puns.

Dammit, I'll fix the image, save it, and then upload it. Bear with me. ^^' EDIT: Fixed~

BANNED FOR HAVING A FUCKING CAT THINGY AS YOUR "PERSONAL IMAGE".

I thought this looked prettier than only some text. inb4 everyone copies this [spoiler][img]http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa469/iN8theGr800/AnOrdinaryDinner.jpg?t=1304043052[/img][/spoiler]

[quote name='Ikaru' timestamp='1303871623' post='13065'] ... You have got. To be [i]kidding me.[/i] [/quote] My exact reaction. Also, this: [img]http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/uu229/ThatPieGuy/wtf_am_i_reading.jpg[/img]