Fujin's team 2

I'm going to make a new team,but I don't have their moves yet(I don't even have them yet) so can someone give me an idea for a moveset for those pokemons?


1-Glaceon

2-Aerodactyl

3-Dusknoir

4-Roserade

5-Gallade

6-Sharpedo

I'm a little concerned about what a dragon type will do to this team. A Salamence or Flygon is going to pretty much destroy it, since Glaceon is too slow to revenge kill.

Aerodactyl should help you, though, if you give it Ice Fang. Ice Fang takes care of Flygon, and Stone Edge/Rock Slide should defeat Salamence and Dragonite.

Since Dusknoir is a defensive pokemon,Do you have any suggestions about a moveset for it?

Fujin-kun wrote:Since Dusknoir is a defensive pokemon,Do you have any suggestions about a moveset for it?

I'm not a fan of it, but the standard seems to be Will O' Wisp/Fire Punch/Pain Split. For the last move, I'd recommend Ice Punch to cover up that dragon weakness further =).

TunderPunch could also work for Gyarados, which your team won't enjoy all that much.

By the way,Cresselia is not considered like a Uber ,is she?

Nope, Cresselia isn't uber.

I just wanted to know

What natures do you recommend for my pokemons?

Fujin-kun wrote:I'm going to make a new team,but I don't have their moves yet(I don't even have them yet) so can someone give me an idea for a moveset for those pokemons?


1-Glaceon

Modest

2-Aerodactyl

Jolly

3-Dusknoir

Impish

4-Roserade

Timid

5-Gallade

Adamant

6-Sharpedo

Hasty

I'll just put them under.

I wanna ask what's possesing you to use Sharpedo, though.

Sharpedo is one of my personal favourites(along with Gardevoir/Gallade) and since this pokemon is all about sweeping,It'd be a easy pokemon to train

Ahh, I was just curious.

I was going to suggest putting something over it, maybe a defensive Poke like Swampert or something, but if you like it, go for it. ^_^

In OU, I think a scarf set would work best, but I'm not sure. I've never used Sharpedo.

The Popular Pauper wrote:Ahh, I was just curious.

I was going to suggest putting something over it, maybe a defensive Poke like Swampert or something, but if you like it, go for it. ^_^

In OU, I think a scarf set would work best, but I'm not sure. I've never used Sharpedo.

I have to agree on the Choice Scarf thing. The only time I've really seen a Sharpedo excel in OU was with a scarf.

Normally,Sharpedo is in which tier?OU,BL or UU?

Fujin-kun wrote:Normally,Sharpedo is in which tier?OU,BL or UU?

UU

and Gallade is a OU,isn't he?

I think.

But, his attack is huge, and he can learn lots of good moves.

Make it so he can do a super effective attack on all/most types.

what would be a good a moveset for Roserade?

Fujin-kun wrote:what would be a good a moveset for Roserade?

Generally, it runs Sleep Powder, Toxic Spikes, Energy Ball, and Extrasensory/HP Fire for Poison and Steel types, I think.

I like Sleep/Sub Growth. >>;

Fujin-kun wrote:what would be a good a moveset for Roserade?

There are a few options, but you always want Sleep Powder as it's really handy ('specially if you run it as a lead).

I personally ran Sleep Powder/Leaf Storm/HP Fire/Sludge Bomb, but my Roserade was pretty offensive...standard lead is the one that Shine suggested =).

Shine wrote:Generally, it runs Sleep Powder,

I like Sleep/Sub Growth. >>;

But in standard play,there's a Sleep move clause,I think...?

Fujin-kun wrote:

Shine wrote:quote]Generally, it runs Sleep Powder,

I like Sleep/Sub Growth. >>;

But it's forbidden to have sleep moves in this standard play I think...

No, it's not.

Sleep Clause means you can't put more than one of your opponent's Pokemon to sleep at a time =).

and what's HP fire?

Hidden Power, that does fire damage.

Sami, tell him how to get a HP to be a certion type.

...

Hidden Power is hard to explain, but here's a guide. http://www.serebii.net/games/hidden-power.shtml

Roserade generally runs Grass Knot instead of Energy Ball, since OU is full of heavy pokemon, and the ones that Energy Ball will do more to, Roserade has no business staying in on, and HP Fire, because Extrasensory leaves it walled by Scizor.

Fujin-kun wrote:and what's HP fire?

Hidden Power's a move that has a different type depending on the user's IVs. Different IVs grant different Hidden Power types and base powers- the highest it can get is 70 power. Breeding for Hidden Powers is really difficult if you ask me, and is only really worth it if you've got a skilled haxer (like Sami or Ryu) that can just hax the Pokemon for you.