2009-12-12, 02:33 PM
Spideyjvc Wrote:Indeed, some of the lesser used pokemon are underestimated. I find my Absol can completely devastate teams who don't expect too much from it. I thought Absol was pretty cool, and with it getting sucker punch in 4th gen to make up for its crap speed, it can really sweep away.
Absol is really predictable though, SD SD SD, etc
You know who else I have that tends to take out teams? CHARIZARAD, one of my oldest favorites. I know, LOL FIRE right? At least earthquake doesn't get him. If I can read their switch and find a nice opportunity to get him in, I can set up my substitute and start up my belly drum. From there, Charizard usually takes out everything the opponent sends out. The match usually finishes rather quickly once I get its strategy to work out. The speed boost from its berry, plus the STAB from fire moves, plus Blaze, and a moveset to take out a lot of crap. Even if they're strong against fire, I can find a move that'd most likely OHKO them.
One problem, that works only in 4th gen. In 3rd gen, LOLcharizard gets raped by almost everything. So I assumed you meant 4th gen. 3rd Gen Charry was just Belly Drum, Sub, EQ, and HP Flying. <_< . . . . . . Maybe replace HP Flying for Fire Blast or OverHeat, but yeah. Back when I fought Chari on 3rd Gen, I knew the sets, so it wasn't hard. I'd "literally" switch out to Armaldo and just SD+Rock Blast away at Charizard, breaking the Sub and killing it at the same. Made me giggle, since my Armaldo had like maxed HP EVs, some EVs into speed, spe. def, and att.