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I gave this team a try, but it really struggles against Chandelure and Scarf Darmanitan. Any suggestions?

Mega Aggron must be holding Aggronite to Mega evolve, so how can it hold a Quick Claw? 0_o

I have encountered many teams on Showdown lately that have multiples Pokemon running a Quick Claw, allowing them to (when luck favors them, which is too often) to lays up hazards, inflict status conditions, and otherwise make moves that they would not be able to if the regular Speed calculation...

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I applaud your originality, really I do, but this team has little to no chance at standing up to completely OU teams. Many of the popular threats, most notably Scizor, Salamence, Skymin, Kingdra, Infernape, Gengar, Gyarados, Tyranitar and Azelf all cause major problems for your team. I can see...

Since your Rhyperior doesn't have an extremely bulky Ev spread, why not just use Swords Dance over Curse? You'll get double the Attack boost and you won't lose Speed. Curse would only be useful if you had a very bulky spread.

I see what you mean about Breloom causing problems. Heatran could also be problematic at times. I suggest replace Rotom with this: Dusknoir @ Leftovers Careful | Pressure 252 HP, 204 Special Defense, 52 Attack - Shadow Sneak - Earthquake - Pain Split - Confuse Ray/Substitute This will help...

Leftovers is pointless on Deoxys when you are so frail and have no defensive EVs. MixApe outspeeds and OHKOs 4 of your Pokemon. If Starmie and Deoxys are gone, MixApe automactically wins the game.

Can Jolteon have Yawn and Fake Tears on the same moveset? Can't it breed with Smeargle?

Can Jolteon have both Yawn and Fake Tears on the same moveset? Can it breed with Smeargle, who learns both moves?

I would replace Mirror Coat on Swampert with Roar for phazing. Also, Machamp would be a nice status taker if it was similar to this set: Machamp @ Leftovers Adamant | No Guard 252 HP, 252 Attack, 4 Speed - DynamicPunch - Stone Edge/Ice Punch - Rest - Sleep Talk

Aerodactyl is much too fragile to use Roost effectively. Use either Taunt or one of the elemental fang attacks. Weezing looks alright, but Sludge Bomb is really an inferior attack, even in UU. Thunderbolt or Haze could be more useful in some cases. Miltank is walled by Ghost-types...

It looks alright, but one thing that worries me is that Pinsir hits 5 of your 6 Pokemon for super-effective.

I probably should've mentioned this, but I only use this set in UU. I also should've mentioned that it's relatively easy to set up and it has only been knocked out once while I've used it, and that was from a Critical Hit.

This set isn't listed on the index for some reason. Personally, I think that it's the best UU Pokemon and can become virutally unstoppable if you use it correctly. Clefable, the stalling-walling fairy! @ Leftovers Bold | Magic Guard 252 HP, 128 Defense, 124 Special Defense - Seismic Toss -...

There's really no reason to use Alakazam for "hit and run" when he can sweep entire teams late game. I bring him in as my last Pokemon and rip apart whatever is left on my opponent's team. Blaziken really has no better attack to use over Brave Bird, but I will go with Brick Break. I'll also...

I've decided to try my luck in the BL/UU tiers, mostly because I'm tired of facing Sandstorm teams every other battle. OU can just get boring after a while. Swellow @ Flame Orb Jolly | Guts 252 Attack, 252 Speed, 4 HP - Facade - Brave Bird - U-Turn - Pursuit/Quick Attack/Steel Wing/Protect...

Heatran: I really don't see the point of having both Dragon Pulse and Hidden Power [Ice]. Dragon Pulse may hit all types except Steel for neutral damage, but why not run Dark Pulse to hit Ghost-types and Psychic-types hard? Heracross: Sleep Talk will only work once unless you choose the same...