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I have made the BEST strategy you'll ever find!

Hades0918
Hades0918 Member Posts: 5,449 ✭✭✭✭✭
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(Didn't know what category I should put this in, sorry)

There a couple and they all revolve around Gardevoir and Infernape

They are both double battle strategies

First, start with Mega Lopunny and Gardevoir (yes, Mega right off the bat). Use Skill Swap with Gardevoir on Mega Lopunny. Gardevoir should have Trace, so it gives Lopunny one of the opponent's abilities and Gardevoir has Scrappy. Switch Mega Lopunny with Infernape. Use Skill Swap on Infernape. Infernape now has Scrappy and, for this one, Gardevoir has Blaze. Now, Infernape can hit Ghost types. Here's what makes this fun, though. Teach Gardevoir Mystical Fire and return Infernape and send out either Koraidon or a Pokémon that has Drought ability. Gardevoir reaches low health and Mystical Fire is now a beast to deal with. To make it more fun, give it Charcoal. You have a Fire-Power Gardevoir, Infernape that scares Ghosts, and a wild card Mega Lopunny (since the ability recieved in the beginning is random). For this strategy, max out both of Gardevoir's Defenses. You want it to survive enough to do all this. This strategy is literally just for fun.

The next one is still fun but actually dangerous. Max out Gardevoir's Attack and spread the rest of the Base Stats between the Defenses. For your first Pokémon, it's still Gardevoir with Trace, but either Serperior or Malamar with Controversy get sent out. Skill Swap, switch out for Infernape (now with Iron Fist), Skill Swap. Infernape has Controversy and Gardevoir has Iron Fist. Gardevoir's move set will be Skill Swap, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, and Ice Punch. Infernape will know Close Combat and Superpower. With max Attack base stats and Iron Fist, Gardevoir's punches are doing so much damage. You can even give it Boxing Glove, which increases the punching attacks damage, and you have maxed damage. Let's make this better. Gardevoir is Stellar Type. Even though it only works once, it increases the damage. Plus, you don't have to use your gimmick at the start of this battle, meaning you'll get to use it. And Infernape loses the disadvantage of one of its best attacks, Close Combat, and becomes a tank. Use Superpower for even more damage and take less damage. I don't see a need to talk about the last Pokémon. Those three end everything.

You could do the Iron Fist with the Scrappy. You don't have to use Mega Lopunny. Those are just how I came up with the strategies. Also, Infernape should have a Muscle Band. Game over.

Maybe the Blaze startegy but use an ordinary Pokémon instead of Mega, give Gardevoir a Fire Terra, and use Koraidon (or a Drought Pokémon) with Heat Rock. The ultimate Fire type.

These are the perfect strategies!

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  • Voltareon2012
    Voltareon2012 Member Posts: 1,353 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    …maybe so, but a strategy always must adapt to a opponent. Once they know it, they can adapt to it. I've learned that. My team is usually just each Pokémon has a role to play, and each does decently well. Except for when I start trying to distribute EVs. I must be doing SOMETHING wrong, because they're never quite right. Should I just put everything into two stats that fill its role? Should I push it all over? Should it something in-between? Does it depend on the Pokémon? Also, I tend to flop at Doubles, and I lack status a lot. I'm a little too offensive. I don't like the battles that have totally empty turns, I want to FIGHT! Few Pokémon on my team rely on status. Actually, now that I think about it, none of them do. Except maybe Katniss' Curse trap. Even my TANK, Vera, uses Draining Kiss and Moonblast consistently. The rest… like to attack. Cinder is what I call my Weakness Exploiter- Expert Belt and has super-effective moves that are always STAB with Libero. Whisper is a choice between Crit Machine or Mega Destruction. Spark is Cripple-and-Smash. Katniss is Trapper. Vera is Healing Tank. Tidal is Hydro Pump Tsunami. They don't work together very well, but I think if I can perfect the EVs, I might do decent in Singles. One problem is that I refuse to change my team members…
    Wow. I went on longer than I meant to.

  • Hades0918
    Hades0918 Member Posts: 5,449 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    I understand that. I don't understand EV and I won't change my team. The only status move I have ever used in a strategy is Sunny Day. That's it. I haven't used this yet (but I will soon). I hate using status moves. It feels like a waste of a turn.

  • Thur55555555555
    Thur55555555555 Member Posts: 1,157 ✭✭✭✭
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    If you use swords dance or nasty plot it is super amazing because it does 2x damage on that Pokémon’s physical and special moves respectively.

  • clasingla
    clasingla Member Posts: 5,475 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    I feel like that would take too long to set up at that point I would use skill swap on a no guard pokemon switch it out to a Pokemon with a OHKO move then keep spamming the OHKO move

  • Hades0918
    Hades0918 Member Posts: 5,449 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    I just look at how fun this would be, but that's not a bad strategy