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Old strategies fall by the wayside as new ones emerge, and some strategies gain new relevance as their toughest adversaries leave the format. Most of them were just too slow to keep up with Night March decks or had a Weakness to those pesky Joltik or Pumpkaboo. Garbodor further adds to the disruption, shutting down all Abilities with Garbotoxin. Without it, your poor Mega Scizor- EX will be melting quickly if you happen to come across any Volcanion decks. Without Battle Compressor in the Standard format, the popular Vespiquen might not see as much play, opening the door for the return of Primal Groudon- EX which is weak to Grass types. Plenty of other strategies are expected to make waves in the Standard format. Its Chaos Wheel attack can disrupt all sorts of strategies, particularly ones that rely heavily on Special Energy cards. Use Max Elixir to get as many Darkness Energy into play as possible, and then hit for big damage. Adding a couple of Garbodor for its Garbotoxin Ability can give you the edge you need in certain matchups. The older Greninja with the Water Shuriken Ability is no longer available, but the rest of the deck remains intact. In the right environment, this deck can be a top contender. Sam Hough had success at Worlds with a rather unusual deck that could remain strong this season. This only scratches the surface of the decks we could see in the upcoming Standard format. After that, everyone will have a better idea of what decks to expect. Good luck, Trainers!

Its bold cm rest roar set is the best set. Your skarm team just cannot be unprepared for it B- Vaporeon — Been using a lot of sub vapi recently.

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I have more to say but will save it for another time. Therefore, if I do make a post describing my VRs, I'm going to try to explain more what a mon offers over another. A bit too late, but for whatever reason I wanted to write some garbage opinions here in this thread. However, even though most Snorlax teams require Magneton, it is ranked much lower than Snorlax. Focus punch punishes sleeping cune. Still the best pillar of physical defence in the tier Zapdos — Its movepool is predictable as ever and that does not matter. JavaScript is disabled. Consistency is the most important metric in my opinion, and it's what I value the most out of any Pokemon for its overall viability. Defensive Swampert has synergistic replacements for what it does, but despite that it's still difficult to get combinations that achieve the full level of physical protection that it offers, which is the one of the two reasons I have not delegated it to Tier 4. Users Registered members Current visitors New profile posts Search profile posts. Mega Mewtwo. Describing a mon on absolute terms gives us guidelines on how to prioritize mons in battle -- sacrifice Magneton before Blissey because Blissey is better period. It beats quite a lot of the tier 1v1. Just because some people rank Blissey 2 doesn't mean it's used in even half their teams.

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Tier 1 Tyranitar -Tyranitar is good. And linear is going to popularize Hariyama now anyway. Bulky Mag Balance - Mag is frequently needed, but I'm not sure I'm a fan of many of those teams because they're hax magnets and unforgiving in win conditions. Snorlax — The primary offensive special wall. As I've used Yoloskarm and fast Skarmory max HP max Speed more, I've begun appreciate Celebi as a partner because it can pivot into Swampert, force it out to a physical mon, and you can double switch to Skarmory to ensure that it only takes physical hits to Spike up, so that it lives a lot longer. Rest is just an offense enabler for your opponent. Shameless self anti-plug. It is a little do nothing however and can be exploited for its predictability a little. Jolteon ? Still a really great mon. Without Battle Compressor in the Standard format, the popular Vespiquen might not see as much play, opening the door for the return of Primal Groudon- EX which is weak to Grass types. I think it might be helpful to think of the quality of a mon as the quality of team multiplied my its necessity on said team, much like total wins of a mon is expanded to be the usage rate multiplied by the winrate. Espeon ? Use this to find their names!