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  1. Hi, Golett/Golurk are rather weak indeed (offensively they are good, but their speed is a huge issue). And so is Stoutland, to be honest. The other members of your team are rather solid, in-game at least. For me to make suggestions, it would be helpful to know, which Pokemon you have at your disposal at the moment.
  2. Stufful, Gastly, Klinklang and Mareep are quite solid. Trubbish and Joltik are rather underwhelming. Possible Team: - Swampert - Roserade - Ampharos - Arcanine - Bewear - Meowstic * or their pre-evolutions This seems to be the best you can do without having to many common weaknesses. Long term, you should think about catching better Pokemon, since this team won´t be enough to carry you for long. Honchkrow over Meowstic would fit the team well, for example. It would cover your ground and psychic weaknesses.
  3. There are YouTube videos on it. But step by step solutions are hardly possible, since the initial pattern is different between games (as far as I know). Just watch the videos and try playing around with it a little bit - and should you still not be able to solve it, just post your safe file and I´ll do it for you.
  4. LilyX

    Good Type Null?

    Yea, this looks quite good and gives you the additional option to run a special version (which, aside from multi-attack, actually has much better coverage options).
  5. LilyX

    Good Type Null?

    On a side-note: offensive Silvally is not really the best option to use. A more defensive oriented Silvally with Parting Shot is better.
  6. LilyX

    Good Type Null?

    Well, since you can get IVs between 0 and 31, and three of the 6 IVs are set to 31 -> your Type:Null is below average. Especially since the 27 are "wasted" if you want to make it a physical attacker.
  7. LilyX

    Choice Scarf

    If you really want one, you can steal one from clown indra. Thief/Trick/Switcheroo (etc.) + Fling + Recyle does the trick.
  8. Can´t really trade right now, but it´s pretty easy to breed on your own: - female murkrow/honchkrow - male swablu/altaria (they learn perish song per level up at lv 42 and 46 respectively)
  9. Let me know if you are able to. If they changed the game to much since gen 5 (don´t remember which episode corresponds to that), you won´t be able to open the safe files with older episodes.
  10. The first part does indeed work. The second part is the problem: If you update to Ep. 18, only moves that are recognized as egg moves will be passed on while breeding. So even if a pokemon can a) learn a move per tm and b) knows the move through your method, by breeding it in an earlier episode, the offspring won´t know the move if it´s not an egg move. Breeding with parents who BOTH know a move works only with level up moves (and standard egg moves ofc.) but sadly not with TM moves
  11. What do you mean by helping, which ones are missing?
  12. Popplio and Fennekin are the best options (choosing from your narrowed-down list). But I disagree with Seal: Don´t give it liquid voice. hyper voice is not stronger than surf and torrent is quite useful in some situations.
  13. Thank you! That´s what I assumed it was. I was just confused by the fact that there´s no custom sprites yet. So they look the same but have different typings (and possibly movepools)?
  14. Sorry if I´m being dumb, but I don´t quite understand what this is. Would you mind enlightening me? My download speed is too slow at the moment to download it.
  15. Pretty late, but since no one ever answered: " In Generation VII, if Metronome calls a multi-turn move such as Rollout or Dig and its user is holding a Choice Band, Choice Specs, or Choice Scarf, the move will activate on the first turn, but will fail and end the move on the next turn. "
  16. While I agree with some of your points, I just wanted to note that your notoriously "dangerous" Dragonite gets stopped by literally ANY fairy. So how can you criticize a choice specs clefable (which obviously ISN´T forced to lock itself into a move because of trick) if your powerhouse gets beaten by its little baby sibling cleffa? And I´m pretty sure the fightinium is not for scizor, seeing that volcarona is a FIRE type...
  17. Dedenne is certainly not worth considering. Ribombee has an amazing level-up movepool but is held back by its mediocre stats... but so are most of your pokemon to be honest So yes, you could consider adding ribombee over leavanny. @Kamu I´m curious about how changing the field impacts relationship points. Do you have more information on that?
  18. Well, your options are extremely limited... I think the best thing you can do is: - arcanine - golem - klinklang - noivern - leavanny - skuntank I know, not using your starter (for now) is sad, but that blastoise moveset makes me weep Additionaly: golems and arcanines abilites should be changed to sturdy and intimidate respectively and golem should learn explosion over bulldoze/stealth rock.
  19. About your ideas: - never replace Aegislash!! He´s one of the best mons you can have in-game. You could consider switching between this special one in doubles and a sacred sword, shadow sneak, king´s shield, swords dance Aegislash in single battles. - entry hazards one greninja are not useful in-game. You should add Ice Beam as soon as it´s available, however. - Blaziken: a 120 attack without boosting item and a 85 base power move are most certainly not enough to "one shot anything anyway". Blaziken one the other hand DOES get one shot by basically any special attack (and any physical attack before boosting with bulk up). That´s why Flare Blitz is the safer option: Getting three kills consistently is better than sometime getting six, but most of the time getting one. - Garchomp is a little tricky. Until you get Earthquake, the defensive set is the only one that´s really viable. Once you get Earthquake, an offensive one with a z-Crystal (dragonium or groundium) and Swords Dance should be a lot better.
  20. Looks pretty solid overall! - why no flare blitz over blaze kick on blaziken? - knock off or stone edge over brave bird on blaziken give you better coverage. - how did you get earthquake on garchomp? - hp fire over protect on venusaur allows you to hit steel types. might be better than just relying on leech seed. and wide guard on aegis should be enough for double battles anyways, because opponents mostly use spread moves -> no need for protect. - nasty plot over calm mind on ninetales. ninetales isn´t bulky enough to make use of calm mind in my opinion. - rough skin + rocky helmet on garchomp and a defensive ev spread are better in-game - again, my opinion.
  21. The Crystal Key is not the Yureyu Key. You can find the Yureyu key in Tanzan Mountain West (next to the Route 1 exit). As far as I know, you only need the green crystal (+ rock smash and strength) to be able to reach it.
  22. Torchic with speed boost is definitely the best out of the list. Other viable options are fennekin and maybe the two water starters. Bulbasaur and turtwig are mostly disappointing. Viable options that didn´t make it into your list: totodile, froakie, litten and popplio.
  23. Honchkrow should be the best Sucker Punch user available at this point. A second dark type, that I´m quite fond of, is Scrafty: he doesn´t look too good on paper, but he´s quite bulky and can set up with dragon dance or bulk up + he get´s intimidate. Coverage wise he gets the elemental punches.
  24. grand hall or clown indra at agate circus.
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