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Rate My Team Battle Tree Doubles: Kalos Starters

Discussion in 'Festival Plaza' started by Absolute Zero, Apr 28, 2018.

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    Jeff
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    So here's a team I plan to use in Battle Tree's Super Double Battle. It's really just a first attempt at me being remotely competitive, so it's somewhat a style-theme team: the fully evolved Kalos starters plus Aerodactyl because I like Aero. Now, this is just me in the kiddie pool, not swimming in the stormy sea, so I'm not too worried about it being the most incredible team ever, I just want it to not suck. I've already bred each of these Pokémon with the natures and egg moves I want, plus perfect IVs, so I'm not really up for changing the species. Sadly, I also don't have hidden abilities on any of these. Just a limitation I have to work with, my next team will be more perfected.

    1: Chesnaught. Adamant, holding Leftovers. EVs focusing on Attack and Special Defense.
    Moves: Wood Hammer, Drain Punch, Leech Seed, Spiky Shield.
    Also Considering: Gyro Ball, Spikes, Roar, or a whole offensive moveset that allows for the Assault Vest

    2: Delphox. Modest, holding Firium Z. EVs focusing on Defense and Special Attack.
    Moves: Fire Pledge (or Heat Wave in Multi or Flamethrower in Singles), Psychic, Foul Play, Dazzling Gleam
    Also Considering: Shadow Ball, Signal Beam, Grass Knot

    3: Greninja: Timid, holding Rocky Helmet (maybe). EVs focusing on Special Attack and Speed
    Moves: Water Pledge (or Water Pulse in Multi or Singles), Dark Pulse, Ice Beam, (Toxic?) Spikes
    Also Consdiering: Gunk Shot, U-Turn, Extrasensory (can you tell I like flinch-hax?), Hydro Cannon

    4: Mega Aerodactyl: Jolly, holding Aerodactylite. EVs focusing on Attack and Speed.
    Moves: Pursuit, Rock Slide, Fly, Giga Impact.
    Also considering: Element Fangs and Bite, Hone Aqua Tail, Stone Edge

    So keeping these pre-bred Pokémon and their lacks of Hidden Abilities in mind, what are your opinions of how this might hold up in Battle Tree Doubles?
     
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