Good Strategies

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thebestofblue

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Post some good strategies on this thread, if you will. For example, I have an Ambipom with technician as its ability, I gave it a metronome and taught it fury swipes. The fith hit's power could be 120 if a critical hit.
 
My strategy? It's easy. Find a weakpoint and use stab moves. My team covers weaknesses for everything.
 
Hmm... Kinda vague discussion, but at least on the topic of Ambipom, I trained a technician one before with a Normal Gem, Fake Out, Covet, U-Turn, and Low Sweep. The gem + technician + STAB boosted Fake Out hits hard and then Covet will steal away the opponent's item as well. Low Sweep for coverage and U-Turn if the match up just isn't good. I chose Jolly with max speed/attack because of U-Turn.
 
That's the kind of thing I'm looking for! Here's another one: Clampearl holding a deepseatooth when trick room has been used. Clampearl can actually be quite devastating.
 
Make sure your Pokemon are as powerful as possible

Ex:

Charizard lv100

-Ember

-Flamethrower

-Fire Spin

-Fire Blast
 
That's not quite what's being looked for. Anyone can teain a pokémon to Lv. 100, but the best trainers have good strategies. Here's a third from me: Use trick or bestow to give your foe a choice item, then use protect to defend yourself from the only atrack they can use. Finally, use disable. You may need multiple pokémon to pull it off, but it is very effective.
 
Have a bulkyish pokemon with a status move (eg thunder wave, toxic) a shuffle move (roar, dragon tail) and a recovery move as well and shift that status through out the entire opponents party. Works well if you like playing long slow paced drawn out games and may cause your opponent to make a serious mistake for you to work with
 
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