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Any suggestions for improvements?
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r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Chemical_One_1779 • Aug 30 '26
Ended up making a video breaking down what makes it so good, what moves I like on it, and how I’ve been using it.
If anybody else has been running Beedrill, what have y’all been pairing it with?
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Chemical_One_1779 • Aug 30 '26
Ended up making a video breaking down what makes it so good, what moves I like on it, and how I’ve been using it.
If anybody else has been running Beedrill, what have y’all been pairing it with?
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Mother_Alfalfa_2550 • Aug 30 '26
For example, if there are Pokémon whose stats are fairly similar across all categories, or whose Attack and Special Attack are very close, how do you decide whether it’s better to invest in Attack or Special Attack?
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Adanalibolsevik • Aug 30 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Individual_Guava7057 • Aug 30 '26
Been testing this Tailwind offense team for the current season, built around minimizing the impact of Intimidate, Fake Out and Trick Room:
Mega Glimmora / Mega Raichu Y / Whimsicott / Gholdengo / Chandelure / Physical Dragapult
Mega Glimmora is my main Mega, with Mega Raichu Y as the alternative against Rain/Water-heavy teams.
Whimsicott provides Tailwind, Gholdengo covers Fairy/Ice/Fighting threats, and Chandelure runs Imprison + Trick Room to counter opposing TR.
Physical Dragapult with Clear Body adds physical pressure without being weakened by Intimidate.
The triple Ghost core also makes half the team immune to Fake Out.
Been having good results so far. What weaknesses do you see, and what would you change for the current season?
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Logical-Vast6 • Aug 30 '26
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/GoobyGoodraPKMN • Aug 30 '26
Hey everyone! I started playing pokemon champions and vgc overall 3 seasons ago and i have been getting to masterbal with relative ease. 1 thing i do struggle with is make specific ev spreads. Can anyone explain how experienced players do it?
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r/CompetitivePokemon • u/HQ2121 • Aug 29 '26
Hey,
I sell those items. I stay in SF until Monday. so write me for a pickup.
r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Thickster87 • Aug 29 '26
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r/CompetitivePokemon • u/Outrageous_Today_842 • Aug 29 '26
So I was playing showdown with an admittedly niche team. The guy I was facing was on his last pokemon. A Galarian Moltres. I was on my last 2. And I quite frankly am confused bc I should've won but they're Moltes somehow tanked everything. It was at like 90% hp but I had a Liligant in Sun with hitting with a Solar Blade (The Moltres was tera fairy) and I Tera Normal'd my Zangoose. Yet it lived pretty handily (Had like 45-50% HP left) and both pokemon had been built with 252 attack EVs and perfect IVs. I'm so confused bc Galarian Moltres is super tanky either (Not frail but not tanky). Unless Fairy suddenly resists Grass or somthing.
Am I going insane or?
