Hawlucha @ White Herb 
Ability: Unburden 
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe 
Adamant Nature 
- Acrobatics 
- High Jump Kick/ Drain Punch
- Superpower
- Swords Dance/ U-Turn

If you can lead with super power this works great

Do you guys think that the Zygarde thing will just be a collecting sidequest, or will it play a big role in the story?

I'm really unsure - I was thinking you'd get a Zygarde core so you could use it as you play through the game (hence justifying the 10% form), but I don't know if they'd want to make people collect Zygarde Cells

Maybe it'll be optional but have main story benefits if you decide to do it

This guys videos are great

Yeah.


"That would've been so perfect if Fly had hit. And it would've made me look like a genius. And then it misses.
MAKES ME LOOK LIKE A FUCKING DUMBASS"

Holy shit look

Quote from: Big Boss on September 17, 2016, 07:40:46 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on September 17, 2016, 06:29:54 PM

Holy shit look

Dope.

I appreciate it when people show me--lets me know I didn't just make this for no reason.

To be honest I forgot you even put shinies in there, it wasn't until I was scrolling Pip's thread I noticed it. Now I feel special!

Went out and got AS to be able to give it a review, and they gave me some cards too



I also really hope they release GSC on the eShop since I really want to play Gen 2 and don't really want to restart my Soul Silver at the moment

Guys, can anyone recommend me a good Dragonite for competitive? Just the most standard / strong one you can think of.

Dragonite @ Lum Berry
Ability: Multiscale
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe 
Adamant Nature 
- Dragon Dance
- Outrage
- Extreme Speed
- Earthquake/Fire Punch/Thunder Punch/Roost

Sorry--no Hyper Beam, but this set offers a similar (yet vastly more efficient) fuck-shit-up-with-extreme-prejudice ethos. After a single Dragon Dance, Outrage runs a truck through pretty much everything that doesn't resist it. After two Dragon Dances, you have yourself a potent wall-breaker, even capable of tearing down Pokémon that are specifically designed to tank hits. It's kinda brain-dead, but extremely satisfying nonetheless.

The Lum Berry is there to help mitigate the confusion problem--I assume you know all about Outrage's drawbacks. It can also be used to shrug off burns and paralysis, which would otherwise severely cripple your Dragonite.

Extreme Speed is amazing, because it has +2 priority--meaning it out-prioritizes moves like Aqua Jet, Bullet Punch, Sucker Punch, and Mach Punch, which are only +1. It also out-prioritizes Talonflame's Gale Wings-affected attacks like Brave Bird and Acrobatics, which is huge. On top of that, it's a solid 80 base power move that benefits highly from Dragon Dances and is resisted only by Rock, Steel, and Ghost-types.

The fourth move is up to you, but choose wisely, because they're not interchangeable. What Earthquake can hit won't necessarily work with Fire Punch, and vice-versa. It just depends on what kind of type coverage you want. Roost is probably what I'd go with, just because it's slightly unconventional, and I like keeping my Pokémon healthy. It also resets the Multi-scale effect, which is super nice to have. Just keep in mind that when a Flying-type Pokémon uses Roost, it temporarily loses its Flying-type for that turn.

EV investment is pretty straightforward. You want maximum attack and speed investment for the fastest and hardest-hitting Dragonite possible.

You're lucky that your favorite Pokémon is competitively viable.