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cpm1
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i need help building a reg h team does anyone have any suggestions?

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  • Darkbirt
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    Some more experienced players gives some large explanations on what Pokémon will be good in this format, if you search on the Internet. Most people will play a fire, water and grass core. Probably Incineroar, Rillaboom and Palafin. But the combination of Archaludon and Pelipper will be popular, and Amoonguss, Gholdengo, Ursaluna-Bloodmoon, Farigiraf, Indeedee-Female (the psychic terrain combination will be popular) and Annihilape. Why Annihilape, because it's my favorite Pokémon this generation.😍

  • Darkbirt
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    I can suggest some video's on Youtube. Some more experienced players gives some large explanations on what Pokémon will be good in this format. Most people with play a fire, water and grass core. Probably Incineroar, Rillaboom and Palafin. But the combination of Archaludon and Pelipper will be popular, and Amoonguss, Gholdengo,Ursaluna-Farigiraf, Bloodmoon, Indeedee-Female (the psychic terrain combination will be popular) and Annihilape. Why Annihilape, because it's my favorite Pokémon this generation.😍

  • Eremas
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    without over sharing… use rental teams first. There's VGCPastes's Twitter for that. Or if you build a team make a checklist of everything that needs to be done to a pokemon(e.g. bottle cap, vitamin, mint, moves change).

  • Candy0_o
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    I have a shiny finizen and am trying to build a team around it. It has a Rillaboom, Incineroar, Dondozo, Dragapult and Meowscarada.

  • Darkbirt
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    Gholdengo is considered good, because of it's ability and it's signature move Make it rain. It does a lot of damage and with a Choice Scarf it can outspeed most Pokémon. The disadvantage is that people prepare counters for it.

  • TURTLEEEEEE
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    Maushold

  • jackolantern545
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    I would reccomend looking into Prankster play. Sableye is very underrated: priority will-o-wisp is insanely good and walls physical attackers. It also gets access to Taunt and Encore, and Recover for healing options. For offense you have Foul Play, Knock Off, Fake Out, and I believe Poltergeist. (Also it's my favorite Pokemon, but that shouldn't matter too much to you.) Grimmsnarl is a good, more widespread option too in this format due to it having dual screens and Parting Shot.

    If you want more offense, I reccomend Sylveon and Ursaluna-B for bulky special attackers, Konkeldurr and Baxcalibur@loaded dice with Scale Shot & Icicle Spear for physical bulk, Cinderace and Meowscarada for fast physical, and finally, Volcarona and Gholdengo for fast (ish)special.

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