text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat What is a good in-game team for Black/White 2? 16 votes 691,304 views This is a global catch-all question to have one central in-game question for each game (or pair of games) in a manner similar to the moveset questions Six Pokemon are required and while legendaries can be suggested, do remember that many people do not like using them because of how easy it makes the game. You might also want to keep the starter. Moves are required for each Pokemon. You should make sure to take into account that some people cannot trade, nor do they want to use cheating devices such as AR. As such, suggesting Conkeldurr is not the best idea. Items, EVs, and Natures are not required. Please provide ample explanation. No animated images (they slow down the page). Static sprites only, thanks. team black-white-2 in-game-team asked Oct 9, 2012 by JirachiCelebiMew edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster Show 19 previous comments how can flygon learn outrage commented Jul 10, 2013 by Iluvpokemon4022 @lluvpokemon4022 by move tutor in B2-W2 commented Jul 23, 2013 by ƧhinyDitto I won the game with Haxorus, Samurott, Arcanine, Braviary, Lucario and Zoroark. I caught every single Legendary, filled up the Pokédex, went to Nature Preserve and caught Shiny Haxorus. I deleted my save file and now I am starting a new game with Flygon, Camerupt/Chandelure, Azumarill, keeping my Braviary, Serperior and Magnezone. Is this team ok? commented Mar 6, 2015 by ArcaNineTails how do i teach flygon earthquake commented Jul 25, 2015 by nko89 @nko89 you can teach it through TM. commented Dec 31, 2015 by ismail 11 Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 87 Answers 1 vote (The first three Pokémon are based on attack, defense, or speed. I also did shinnies cause I got bored) For Attack Leavanny, Emboar, Floatzel Leavanny -X Scissor -Leaf Blade -Poison Jab -Shadow Claw Leavanny is straight down one of the best bug types. It has a high attack a good movepool Emboar -Heat Crash -Brick Break -Scald -Earthquake Heat Crash is great for Emboar. Since he weighs at 330.7 lbs. or 150 kg, he can destroy grass, bug and ice types really quick. Floatzel -Crunch -Ice Fang -Aqua Tail -Brick Break Good speed and attack. 'Nough said For Defense Ferrothorn, Flareon, Samurott Ferrothorn -Aerial Ace -Gyro Ball -Curse -Thunder/Thunderbolt This guy needs curse for gyro ball, he only has 20 speed. Flareon -Flame Charge -Dig -Shadow Ball -Iron Tail Flame Charge for speed, Dig for Rock, Poison, Electric, Fire, and Steel types. Shadow Ball for Psychic and Ghost, and Iron Tail is for Rock and Ice Samurott -Surf -Scald -Ice Beam -Megahorn He is the only starter with a somewhat good defense besides Serperior For Speed Serperior, Arcanine, Starmie Serperior -Dragon Pulse -Iron Tail -Aqua Tail -Leaf Blade The tail allows the learning of both Aqua and Iron tail, Dragon Pulse is coverage. Arcanine -Dragon Pulse -Energy Ball -Flamethrower -Crunch (anything physical, Thunder Fang, Dig, etc.) This Pokémon is amazing, I know its the classic debate of Ninetales vs Arcanine, and I'm for Ninetales, but Arcanine does have better speed. Energy Ball covers all weaknesses, and Crunch is for ghost and psychic Starmie -Psychic -Ice Beam -Thunderbolt -Scald Now this Pokémon is the Special attack version of Floatzel. Now, for the last three Pokémon (I couldn't decide between Zoroark or Weavile, so you can choose) or Zoroark or Weavile -Flamethrower (Zoroark)/Ice Beam (Weavile) -Dark Pulse -Aerial Ace -Shadow Ball Flamethrower will help against Colress, and Ice Beam will help with Drayden, that is why I couldn't decide Flygon -Fly -Earthquake -Dragon Claw/Outrage -Flamethrower The only Pokémon on this team with a HM besides Samurott Shuckle -Stone Edge -Earthquake -Bug Bite -Gyro Ball *The slowest Pokémon ever, also the one with the best defense, so send him out if you have other Pokémon in bad condition so he can take hits, while you heal the other Pokémon. Also use him against Grimsley, the Dark Type Elite Four Member Location And How To Evolve Them (I will go in Pokédex order because it is simpler) Arcanine - Evolve Growlithe with Fire Stone. Growlithe is in the Virbank Complex Flareon -Evolve Eevee with Fire Stone. Eevee can be found in the patch of grass after Castelia Sewers Starmie -In Undella City Shuckle -Seaside Cave Flygon Evolve Trapinch, then Vibrava. Trapinch is Desert Resort and Reversal Mountain Floatzel -Route 11 (Surf) Weavile -Evolve Sneasel. Sneasel is in Giant Chasm, and evolves during night while holding Razor Claw Serperior -Snivy as Starter. Emboar -Tepig as Starter Samurott -Oshawott as Starter Leavanny -Evolve Sewaddle. Sewaddle is found in Route 20 Zoroark -Evolve Zorua. You can get N's Zorua at Driftveil City Ferrothorn -Evolve Ferroseed, it is in Chargestone Cave answered May 28, 2016 by Mega.Butterfree Good job bro!I was looking for a unique answer like this.Thanks commented Jun 6, 2016 by gallade11 Weavile has really Low special Attack. You should replace dark pulse, shadow ball, and ice beam to moves like ice punch and night slash. commented Nov 13, 2016 by Orange Gaimer Ninetales is actually faster than Arcanine. Arcanine-95 Ninetales-100 commented May 29 by Origamifox edited 4 days ago by Origamifox Please log in or register to add a comment. 1 vote A Snivy based team, made for Black 2 with movesets specified for the elite four. [email protected] Ability: Overgrow Leech Seed(Lv. 20) Giga Drain(Lv. 44) Leaf Blade(Lv. 32) Dragon Pulse(Move Tutor, Lentimas Town) Leech Seed is to stall your opponent out and get free HP. Giga Drain is special STAB and also gives free HP. Leaf Blade is powerful Physical STAB and Dragon Pulse is special coverage and great against the champion. [email protected] Ability: Huge Power Waterfall(HM08, Victory Road) Ice Punch(Move Tutor, Driftveil City) Superpower(Lv. 42) Rain Dance(Lv. 35) Waterfall is Physical STAB, Ice Punch is good Grass and Dragon coverage and Superpower is powerful coverage as well. Rain Dance is nice to set up and powers up Water moves. [email protected] Ability: Intimidate Flamethrower(Growlithe, Lv. 34) Outrage(Growlithe, Lv. 43) Crunch(Growlithe, Lv. 39) Extremespeed(Heart Scale) While this moveset is very difficult to get, it is so worth it in the end and you end up with one of the best Fire-types in the game. Flamethrower is powerful special STAB. Outrage and Crunch are both great coverage and Extremespeed is very powerful +2 priority. [email protected] Ability: Sturdy Thunderbolt(TM24, Victory Road) Flash Cannon(Lv.39) Reflect(TM33, Nimbasa City) Thunder Wave(Lv.15) Thunderbolt and Flash Cannon are powerful STAB. Reflect raises defense and Thunder Wave is a helpful move that really cripples the opponents. [email protected] Ability: Inner Focus Fly(HM02, Route 5) Shadow Ball(TM30, Reversal Mountain) Toxic(TM06, Seaside Cave) Confuse Ray(Lv. 19) Fly is physical STAB. Shadow Ball is coverage and for Psychic-types. Toxic can stall out the opponent and Confuse Ray makes him hit way less. [email protected] Ability: Synchronize Psychic(Lv.37) Shadow Ball(TM30, Reversal Mountain) Signal Beam(Move Tutor, Driftveil City) Light Screen(TM16, Nimbasa City) Psychic is STAB, Shadow Ball and Signal Beam both cover a weakness each. Light Screen raises Special defense for the entire team. Another great thing about this team is that all Pokemon are catchable before the 3rd gym, so you have a complete team by then. answered Aug 6, 2016 by JMG4231 edited Aug 12, 2016 by JMG4231 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Errr... Lazy... xP. I'll put all easly. Your team: Emboar, Beartic, Zoroark, Golduck, Braviary/Mandibuzz, Lilligant Emboar - Fire/Fighting Ability: Blaze/Reckless(Hidden) Moveset: [Flare Blitz/Heat Crash][Hammer Arm/Focus Blast/Brick Break][Wild Charge/Thunder Punch][Assurance/Scald] He will be your starter. Flare Blitz is strong, but takes recoil. Heat Crash is a option if you don't like recoils. Hammer Arm is strong, but lowers the user speed. I think this will not cause much difference cause he has low speed at the start. Focus Blast if you want a little more power, but have low accuracy or Brick Break to crash the walls. I'll go with Hammer Arm. Wild Charge is to cover Water- and Flying-types weakness. Thunder Punch is a option if you don't like recoils. Assurance is to get some Psychic-types. Scald is to K.O. the Ground-types. Beartic - Ice Ability: Snow Cloak/Swift Swim(Hidden) Moveset: [Icicle Crash][Brick Break][Strength][Dive] Icicle Crash gains STAB. Brick Break takes some Rock- and Steel-types. Strength is HM. Dive is HM plus can take some Rock- and Fire-types. Zoroark - Dark Ability: Illusion Moveset: [Foul Play][Night Daze][Aerial Ace][U-turn] Foul Play and Night Daze gains STAB. Aerial Ace is for Bug- and Fighting-types. U-turn is to deal a bit of damage before changing the Pokemon. Is good put Braviary/Mandibuzz in the last slot to make a Illusion because she/he is a Flying-type so Bug- and Fighting-type maybe not very effective. Golduck - Water Ability: Damp/Cloudnine/Swift Swim(Hidden) Moveset: [Surf][Waterfall][Ice Beam][Psychic/Psyshock/Zen Headbutt] Surf and Waterfall gains STAB and is HM. Ice Beam is for Grass-types. Psychic/Psyshock/Zen Headbutt is for hitting the Water-types. Braviary - Normal/Flying Ability: Keen Eye/Sheer Force/Defiant(Hidden) Moveset: [Fly][Return/Slash/Crush Claw][Superpower][Sky Attack] He is avaliable in Pokemon White 2. You can catch a Braviary(not Rufflet) in Route 4(Mondays only) with Defiant as ability. Fly gains STAB and is HM. Return/Slash/Crush Claw gains STAB. Superpower is to take some Rock- and Ice-types. Sky Attack is the best Flying-type move in my opinion. Mandibuzz - Dark/Flying Ability: Big Pecks/Overcoat/Weak Armor(Hidden) Moveset: [Fly][Foul Play][Bone Rush][Heat Wave] She is avaliable in Pokemon Black 2. You can catch a Mandibuz(not a Vullaby) in Route 4(Thurdays only) with Weak Armor as ability. Fly gains STAB and is HM. Foul Play gains STAB. Bone Rush is to take some Rock- and Electric-types. Heat Wave is to kill some Ice-types. Lilligant - Grass Ability: Chlorophyll/Own Tempo/Leaf Guard(Hidden) Moveset: [Cut][Quiver Dance][Petal Dance][Hidden Power(Rock/Ground/Fire/Fighting)/Leech Seed] She is avaliable only in Pokemon White 2 but you can get it trading a Cottonee for Petilil in Black 2. Cut is HM. Quiver Dance boosts the speed and the deadly sp.atk. Petal Dance + Own Tempo = Destruction fatalic. Hidden Power: Rock to take Fire, Ice, Flying and Bug. If can't you may try to have Ground/Fire/Fighting-type Hidden Power to take out some Steel-types. If you can't get any of this Hidden Powers you may use Leech Seed. Hope it helps ^_^ answered Oct 30, 2012 by RainyThunderDragon edited Nov 24, 2012 by RainyThunderDragon I'd definitely remove Liepard and replace it for an electric/grass type. And that Vaporeon set is just horrible. Physical Vaporeon? Seriously? Go with Surf on Vaporeon. And Stoutland should NOT have surf when you have a perfectly capable water type who can use it more effectively. commented Oct 31, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark I don't think you need dive.There's only one place in the game where you can dive,plus it's not a good move. Switch it with surf likeCZ said. Also,switch stoutland's surf to something else.I'm too lazy to look up his moveset possibilities.XD commented Oct 31, 2012 by Megaflygon I don't like physical Vaporeon too e_e. I just put it because is HMs ._. commented Oct 31, 2012 by RainyThunderDragon Don't say edit.Just take out the old stuff amd put in the new stuff. commented Oct 31, 2012 by Megaflygon What's that supposed to mean? commented Nov 1, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark @UltimateFlygon: If you want to talk about me behind my back, please be polite enough to do it somewhere I can't see it. That's plain rude. You should judge someone when you know them, not when they post advice on an ingame team for B/W2. commented Nov 1, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark This team is still a bit... meh. You'd have like 5 Pokemon before Gym 4, which can be very problematic. And Emolga isn't very good. I don't want you to put in an electric/grass type, just a suggestion. commented Nov 4, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark hey ppl... may I use vaporeon as a slave and put a Gigalith in the place of the Beartic? The moveset will be: Stone Edge, Earthquake, Hidden Power(Grass/Fly/Ice) or Solar Beam if I can't get any of this 3, Curse. commented Nov 8, 2012 by RainyThunderDragon You don't need our permission. commented Nov 9, 2012 by JirachiCelebiMew I don't want your permission, I want your opinion commented Nov 9, 2012 by RainyThunderDragon Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes This is for you fire type starter fans who picked Tepig in Black 2. Emboar @Leftovers Ability:Blaze Nature:Rash Moveset: Flamethrower Hammer Arm ThunderPunch Scald This will be your fire type starter for the game.The Rah nature is for upping the special attack stat by ten,and there's no chance that emboar can get great special defence. I choose flamethrower over fire blast or overheat beacause I prefer high usage and Fire Blast does'nt nessesarily have the best accuracy,and I choose a fire type move beacause I don't think there will be any others on this team and STAB.Hammer Arm gives STAB and I like it beacause of it's suprisingly strong power.ThunderPunch covers the water,and flying weaknesses.Scald covers the ground weakness and can give a nice burn once and a while to your opponent. Crustle @Hard Stone Ability:Sturdy Nature:Adamant Moveset: X-Scisor Earthquake Stealth Rock Rock Slide This crustle will be your rock type and your main defensive Pokemon on your team.X-Scisor has STAB,and this will be strong.I'll take it over U-Turn beacause u-turn makes you switch out and you only need that when you encounter a wayer type,beacause water types is crustle's only weakness.Earthquake is just for the type coverage plus I need a ground type move somewhere in here,right?Stealth Rock is my only hazard,plus it'll be early in the battle beacause it's my second Pokemon. Rock Slide is once again,STAB.i like it better than Stone Edge beacause of it's low PP. Magnezone @King's Rock Ability:Sturdy Nature:Naughty Moveset: Thunderbolt Flash Cannon Thunder Wave Explosion This is your electric type.I also choose it beacause of it's secondary steel type.Anyways, Thunderbolt is STAB and I choose it over thunder beacause I wanted a lot of PP usage and this had the best when it comes to that and power.Flash Cannon is STAB, and now I have the final type move of the three main strong types(Steel,Ground,and Rock).Thunder Wave can really help when your catching legendaries and being a nusince to your opponent.I couldn't find anything for the last slot so I did explosion beacause of when your about to faint. Swanna @Sea Insence Ability:Big Pecks Nature:Quiet Moveset: Fly Surf Ice Beam Roost I needed a flyer for my team and I needed a surfer,so I took Swanna.It's got the sea insence to boost surf so it'll have great power and high PP.Everyone needs a Pokemon that knows fly!Unless you really like walking in the game or your trying to catch an egg.Plus this gives STAB to Swanna. Surf is also STAB and you need to surf to win the game,so this is how your going to "Walk on water".Ice Beam I needed there beacause of those bulky special Dragons that you can't beat with anything.Finally,Roost I use when I'm about to die,and when your friend is about to knock out your last Pokemon,Swanna,and then it uses Roost. Scrafty @Leftovers Ability:Shed Skin Nature:Adamant Moveset: Payback Focus Punch Zen Headbutt Substitute This guy is mostly for the E4, or the dark,psychic,fighting,and ghost types.I like to think of this guy as your last hope.The Adamant nature is to boost attack to 99.I also choose this one beacause this scrafty has no special moves so there's no use in the special attack stat.Payback is STAB,is given another boost beacause somebody probably already fainted in your team, and covers ghost types like golurk and covers psychic types like gothitelle. Focus Punch is very strong and it's a guranted hit if it has it's substitute out.Plus this move gives STAB to Scrafty. Zen Headbutt was the only psychic or flying type move Scrafty could learn so I can cover Fighting types in the E4 like Minshao, this is good beacause fighting types is Scrafty's only weaknesses in the E4.Substitute can really help making Scrafty last when it's your last Pokemon and it can help guranteing that focus punch hits your opponent. Roserade @Leftovers Ability:Poison Point Nature:Modest Moveset: Petal Dance Spikes Giga Drain Sludge Bomb I needed to get a grass type in here somewhere and I finally came up with this one.Petal Dance is STAB and has(for some reason)10 PP for a 120 power move.Now that's a deal!Spikes is my second hazard on my team. I thought of putting something else here but there wasn't anything else that was that great and I didn't need toxic spikes beacause of Roserade's poison point. Giga Drain is STAB. 'Nuff said. Sludge Bomb is STAB,and can cover the grass types that just get in the way. Well,this is my suggestion for a good ingame team for Emboar lovers.zi hope this will beacome a great team! answered Nov 5, 2012 by Megaflygon edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster Swords Dance on a special Roserade. -_- commented Nov 5, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark ^ I just died a little commented Nov 5, 2012 by the_netts I had nothing else to put there,so why not! commented Nov 5, 2012 by Megaflygon Because Roserade has an abysmal 70 attack. And why not Giga Drain? commented Nov 6, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark Nice idea. Ok, i'll go with Giga commented Nov 6, 2012 by Megaflygon 2 fighting types commented Mar 30, 2013 by DeadlyEelektross Why not replace scrafty for zoroark. its one of the best pokemon to have in a team. It has a good moveset, and what can you go wrong with ILLUSION. you can use that to your advantage :D commented Mar 21, 2014 by Jp3n15 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes I'm not sure if you would use this for competitive purposes, but ingame this works well. Starter - Oshawott - Dewott - Samurott (Water Type) Moves - Surf, Ice Beam, Hydro Pump, Revenge Surf because it has a good base power and gets a STAB due to it being a water type move Ice Beam to combat any grass types that might appear and is good against Flying and Dragon types as well. Hydro Pump as it only attacks one Pokemon, where as surf hits everyone, so if in a double battle, you don't hit your partner, plus a STAB due to it being a water move Revenge to hit any steel type Pokemon, and if damaged before, the power becomes 120. Second member - Riolu - Lucario (Fighting/Steel) Moves - Close Combat, Swords Dance, Psychic, Bone Rush Close Combat as it has a high base power and with the additional STAB, makes for a pretty good move. Defence does fall but shouldn't be a problem if you keep speed up. Swords Dance as it will further heighten Lucario's already decent attack. Psychic to deal with any poison types as, though they can't hit you, still need to be taken care off. Bone Rush to deal with any Fire type Pokemon, as fire is a weakness to Lucario. Third Member - Mareep - Flaaffy - Ampharos (Electric Type) Moves - Discharge, Signal Beam, Confuse Ray and Power Gem Discharge - Ampharos specialises in Special attack, and with the added STAB and the fact discharge has a high base power, it can make for a good move. It hits everyone though, so be careful using it in double battles Signal Beam - A bug type special move, it can take care of any grass types you encounter, and has a pretty good base power as well. Confuse Ray - Because it's fun watching the enemy hit themselves from time to time, and plus may give you a few free turns to take out your opponent. Power Gem - A rock type move with good base power, good against any fire types and good to mix up some move types. Fourth Member - Pidove - Tranquill - Unfeazent (Normal/Flying type) (Try and get one with Super Luck ability, heightens rate of crit hits) Moves - Fly, Steel Wing, Roost, U-Turn Fly - Not only good in battle, but useful on the field as well. Has good base power and gains STAB due to it being a flying type move Steel Wing - Hits Rock and Ice types well, so that covers weaknesses, and has pretty good base power Roost - Mainly to recover health. If you don't want roost, use Return, good base power if your Pokemon love you. U-Turn - Ideal to inflict damage and switch out to a stronger Pokemon if needs be. Fifth Member - Growlithe - Arcanine (Fire Type) Moves - Flare Blitz, Extreme Speed, Wild Charge and Toxic Flare Blitz as not only is a powerful move, you get a STAB due to it being a fire type move. Highly recommend this move. Extreme Speed has a priority of +2, and hits hard, so good for dealing that sure fire last hit Wild Charge as it is an electric type move, working well against any water types, and it has a good base power Toxic to poison the opponent and deal a lot of damage over time Sixth Member - Petilil - Lilligant (Grass Type) Moves - Energy Ball, Sleep Powder, Hidden Power (Fire), Giga Drain Energy Ball is a great special move, with a high base power and STAB from it being a grass type. Sleep Powder because putting the foe to sleep is always cool Hidden Power (Fire) Because you need to have something other than grass type moves, otherwise an Oddish could probably take you out Giga Drain to recover your own health while taking away theirs Any Criticism welcome, as I said, I'm not sure about Online battling but this team hasn't failed me yet. answered Mar 30, 2013 by KisalaYuki Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes I went through many Pokemon in BW2, avoiding the use of legendaries and more frequently used Pokemon, and these six proved themselves worthy. Ive noticed a lot of people used emboar. You know what I call those people? Smart. Emboar: expert belt Nature: adamant Ability: blaze Moves: Flare blitz Hammer arm Stone edge/earthquake Wild charge This guy is one destructive Lucha libre. He works best as a pure attacker, as he has a good move pool and the stats to back it. He can also run special attacks, but mine had an adamant nature so yeah the attacks above we're the way to go. The first two are obvious STAB while stone edge and wild charge provide coverage. The first addition Magnezone: leftovers Nature:calm Ability: sturdy Moves: magnet rise Thunderbolt Flash cannon Tri attack/thunder wave Literally everyone of my friends chose oshawott as their starter and had lucario on there team, so I made it my mission use another early game steel type. I got through many battles using it alone with those thirteen awesome resistances. Magnet rise removes that awful weakness to ground while tbolt and fc are stab. The last slot goes to either tri attack for electric types or thunder wave for status The next guy: Reuniclus:life orb Nature: bold Ability: magic gaurd Moves: psychic Focus blast Calm mind Recover Everyone's favorite fetus proved to be one heck of a bulky sweeper. She's (yes it's a female) pretty simple. Calm mind to boost recover when your hurt and break things. Surfin tentacles Jellicent: item varying, typically leftovers or splash plate Nature: modest Ability: water absorb Moves: surf Shadow ball Will o wisp Recover/ice beam With all the sea routes you need a surfer in your main team, and jellicent was mine. She was mainly bulky support but every once in a while she helped offensively. Surf and shadow ball are the stabs with will o wisp adding status and either recover or ice beam rounding out the set with bulk and coverage respectively. The Monster Haxorus: Draco plate (choice scarf in PWT) Nature: jolly Ability: mold breaker Moves: outrage Brick break/dragon claw Earthquake Dragon dance/dragon claw (PWT) This guy is so OP it's not even funny. He and magnezone are the typical stars. Normally I run a dd set but in PWT I give him a choice scarf to defeat faster threats, specifically opposing dragons, without setup. Outrage and dragon claw are stab while earthquake and brick break deal with steel types. Dd boosts And last but certainly not least: Gliscor: no item Nature: impish Ability: hyper cutter Moves: earthquake Acrobatics Toxic Roost The bulky bat scorpion brought an appreciated ground immunity to the team. He and magnezone have good synergy. He serves as a physical bulky attacker as well as a physical hit taker. Sometimes I throw leftovers on him and replace acrobatics with stone edge. Flying and ground get could coverage anyway and toxic is always handy. Roost is for healing (obviously). Well that's what I did, and it made the game a breeze. Hope it helped. answered Apr 6, 2013 by Dudeicolo Note: If you did not choose tepig, darmanitan should be a suitable sub. As for you white two players, try to trade for reuniclus or use gothitelle commented Apr 7, 2013 by Dudeicolo Or you can have Arcanine in place of Emboar. It learns Outrage as a Growlithe at level 43 and you can find it in Virbank Complex. It can also learn quite a bit of coverage moves as well, but that's just my opinion though. commented May 20 by Yamikage Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Samurott @ Mystic Water Moves: Surf Ice Beam Razor Shell Megahorn You need Surf to do most of the game so teach it to your Samurott. You can get Ice Beam in the Giant Chasm and is a strong move. MegaHorn is a powerful move and Razor Shell is a Physical Move Which Samurott needs. Ampharos @ Magnet Moves: Thunder Wave Thunderbolt Power Gem Electro Ball Keep Thunder Wave from the start so you can paralysis Pokemon. Thunderbolt and Electro Ball will become a Little more stronger with the Thunder Wave. Power Gem is a good move but you can also take away Power Gem for Signal Beam. Lucario @ Fighting Gem Moves: Aura Sphere Psychic Swords Dance EarthQuake You should have Psychic and Swords Dance because it will be helpful to have. Aura Sphere is a really powerful move and so is Earthquake. Crobat @ Poison Barb Moves: Fly Sludge Bomb Confuse Ray Bite Fly is important to have and Confuse ray is helpful just like Thunder Wave. Bite can take down the 1st and 3rd Elite Four Member. Sludge Bomb is useful against Grass PKMN Flareon @ Charcoal Moves: FlameThrower Quick Attack Shadow Ball Dig Flamethrower is found at a house by Victory Road. Keep Quick Attack (It is useful to hit Speedy Pkmn) Shadow Ball is found by the Strange House by Lentimas Town and Dig is found in Route 4. It's a strong Move set Roserade @ Miracle Seed Moves: Grass Knot Sludge Bomb Energy Ball Toxic You can get Grass Knot at Pinwheel Forest but you can trade your Roserade to a Pokemon White 1 Game. Teach Sludge Bomb with the same TM used to teach Crobat. Energy Ball can be found at Aspertia City by your house at the end of the lake so you need to use Surf (On your Samurott) Toxic is found at SeaSide Cave which is also good to have when you teach Roserade Venoshock (You might want to do that if you want) and is useful such as Thunder Wave and Confuse Ray Hope this Helped Comments and Opinions are excepted just remember that 2 Pokemon are weak against Psychic. Good Luck! -Oshawott100 answered Apr 6, 2013 by Oshawott100 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes mine is : Samurott @ mystic water timid torrent surf swords dance brick break megahorn Unfezant @ quick claw relax big pecks fly feather dance aerial ace sky attack Ampharos @ leftovers jolly volt absorb thunder punch fire punch iron tail lightscreen Chandelure @ charcoal gentle flame body flamethrower shadow ball calm mind dark pulse Lucario @ life orb adamant inner focus aura sphere hammer arm force palm swords dance Hydreigon @ quick claw calm levitate outrage dark pulse earthpower workup its only a suggestion... pls. comment answered Apr 10, 2013 by cmcc11 you shouldn't use 3 flying attacks on unfeasant, you need coverage on it commented Apr 10, 2013 by SpacefishFlygon Shadow Ball and Dark Pulse is redundant. Get rid of Dark Pulse on Chandy. You also have three fighting type moves on Luke. commented Apr 10, 2013 by Poke Joe Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes How about this. You will see these Pokemon: This team was my team, my friends did agreed that it was good. I hope you could try it to and you'll know why I picked these also. Samurott the Megahorned Otter Well, I picked this one because it has a good movepool with full of STAB. Here's a summary of why I picked this. Well, Samurott has good STAB moves. Like Hydro Pump. It also has high attack/special attack. As you see, the move "Megahorn" has a good coverage for Grass. Use that move with Bug Gem and you'll be fine with Grass. Now the moves below. Megahorn - A good move for coverage of Grass, this move will be very useful. Surf - STAB. A good move, tied with Waterfall. Waterfall - STAB. Another good move, tied with Surf. Ice Beam - It's good like Megahorn, depending if you have Modest, use this move for coverage for Grass. optional - Dig - Coverage for Electric Cofagrigus the Protection One Well, I have nothing to say but Cofagrigus is a good defense Pokemon. Now the summary. Cofagrigus is a awesome defense Pokemon. Also, it is good at Special Attack, this is useful for Mienshao, from triple or doubles. Well, all I have to say. Now for the moves. Shadow Ball - STAB. A great move. Also great for Cofagrigus due to Special Attack. Energy Ball - This is good, but use this for protection for the team in double/triple battles. Protect - This is pretty good, just useful if your 25% or lesser HP. Psychic - This is also good, like for Energy Ball, protection in double/triple battles. Zoroark the Special Sneak Well, this is my favorite Pokemon for Dark. As you see, this is a good special attacker, like psychic types. But more powerful. Attack moves are useless on this guy. I hear this, "Uhhh, I have Sucker Punch on my Zoroark, it's strong." Yeah, well, it's useless. Now, the summary. I chose this dude because of it's power, y'know. It's very useful due to Dark Pulse and Nasty Plot. Zoroark is also rare. But in BW2, it's common because some guy gives it to you. I forgot the name. Now the moves. Dark Pulse - It's very good, this is a example for "a good move." It's STAB is excellent, it's special, this is a perfect move for Zoroark. Unless you have Adamant. Nasty Plot - A good stat move for Zoroark due to Dark Pulse. Makes Dark Pulse awesome. Night Daze - Good also, same like Dark Pulse but alittle bit less. STAB Flamethrower - This move is also excellent. This protects you from Dark's danger, Bug. Dragonite the Fly Dragonite is awesome. It's nearly close to Zoroark. Like this dude, this one is pro. Good Air moves to. Now to the summary. I chose this due to Fly. It shall be chosen because it's strong. Like I said, these Pokemon were in my team. Dragonite gave me a big help. In the second run of Elite Four, I got damaged , barely any Pokemon were alive. But Dragonite was support. Then when I used Outrage + Dragon Dance, it was positively awesome. Now end of story to moves! Outrage - A awesome move, like the story I have said. STAB Dragon Dance - A awesome move also, Outrage + Dragon Dance is excellent. Fire Punch - Fire Punch is good. Coverage for Ice is excellent. Fly - Important HM. STAB. Mienshao the Combative Winner Mienshao is silimar to a teacher I've met, Ms.Miensho. I don't wanna do a summary now. So. To the moves. Hi Jump Kick - STAB. My favorite moves and is very strong. U-Turn - Coverage for Psychic. A awesome move. Stone Edge - Coverage for Flying. It's also a good move. Drain Punch - Hey, this makes a good emergency healing move. STAB. Eelektross the Strong One No summary but all I have to say is, this Pokemon is very strong and good special attack/attack Pokemon. To the moves! Volt Switch - It's awesome, thanks to Elesa, it showed off it's true power. STAB ThunderPunch - STAB. Awesome also but some power but strong move. Discharge - I know, to much electric moves but STAB makes it strong. if you lose Levitate this move is good Aqua Tail - It's good when you lost levitate. Now the end. P.S I hope this is useful to you. answered May 29, 2013 by inferapemaster edited May 29, 2013 by Pokemaster Give an alteritive Fighting type for Mienshao because it's hard to get Meinshao. commented Jun 21, 2014 by HenryWong122 Heracross, Lucario are great fighting types. commented Nov 15, 2016 by Orange Gaimer Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes I think a GREAT team is... Samurott or Emboar Samurott (item mystic water) X-Scissor Surf Hydro pump Scald __ Emboar (item expert belt) Hammer arm Scald (and yes its confirmed) Flare Blitz Wild charge __ Depending on your version Black 2 or White 2 Electabuzz if playing White 2 or Magmar if Black 2 Electabuzz (any item works) Thunderbolt Low kick Thunder Punch Thunder __ Magmar (any item works) Lava plume Fire blast Will-O-wisp Flamthrower __ Ferrothorn (item shell bell) Power whip Flash cannon Energy ball Metal claw/iron head __ Leafeon (item leftovers) Leaf blade Giga drain Magical leaf Energy ball __ Hydreigon (item dark gem) DragonBreath Outrage Surf/fly Crunch __ Musharna (item leftovers) Psybeam Hypnoses Dream eater Psychic __ I hope I helped, It is not confirmed that this team is the best but if you look at the stats and moves you will find that these Pokemon are pretty good and obtainable somewhere before the elite 4. answered Jun 15, 2013 by maxm1122 you can not obtain leafeon and musharna before elite four. And why do you have two grass types? commented Aug 13, 2013 by TurtwigGen4 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes MY TEAM FOR WHITE 2:- 1).SAMUROTT(mystic water):- ABILITY:-TORRENT SURF (GREAT MOVES FOR WATER TYPES) ICE BEAM/MEGA HORN (COVERS WEAKNESS AGAINST GRASS TYPES) DIG (SPECIALLY FOR ELECTRICS) SCALD (HAS 30% CHANCE TO BURN FOE) 2).ELEKTROSS(MAGNET):- ABILITY:- LEVITATE(HAS NOT ANY WEAKNESS CONSIDERING ITS ABILITY) VOLT SWITCH/WILD CHARGE THUNDER/THUNDER BOLT (ELECTIC STABS) FLAMETHROWER (GREAT AGAINST GRASS TYPES) THUNDER WAVE (STOP FAST FOES) 3).FLAREON (FLAME ORB-BOST FIRE ATTACKS) ABILITY:-FLASH FIRE FLAMETHROWER SHADOW BALL FIRE FANG TOXIC 4).ALTARIA (DRAGON FANG) ABILITY:-NATURAL CURE DRAGON DANCE/FLY ICE BEAM EARTHQUAKE DRAGON PULSE 5).MIENSHAO (FOCUS BAND) ABILITY:-REGENERATOR STONE EDGE (FOR FLYING FOES) U-TURN JUMP KICK AURA SPHERE(AT LEVEL 70)/PAYBACK (FOR PSYCHIC FOES) 6).LILLIGANT:-(MIRACLE SEED) ABILITY:-OWN TEMPO PETAL DANCE(BECAUSE OF OWN TEMPO NO CONFUSION) QUIVER DANCE/SUNNY DAY ENERGY BALL SOLAR BEAM answered Jun 30, 2013 by AJ_MASTER edited Jun 30, 2013 by Pokemaster Sorry, no huge images in team/moveset answers. You can use sprites if you like. Also, please edit your answer so it's not all uppercase, thanks. commented Jun 30, 2013 by Pokemaster Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Cinccino @ Any Item Ability: Skill Link (Moves will always hit 5 times) Moves: Sing, Rock Blast, Tail Slap, Wake-Up Slap I know this is an unusual Pokemon to pick, but its not weak. Mine KO'd Black Kyurem with Rock Blast. It has good type coverage, and you can get one with an ability Skill Link in a Hidden Grotto. STAB Tail Slap, Wake-Up Slap Steel, Rock, Ground, and Dark types, Sing is for Wake-Up Slap, Rock Blast for Flying and Electric types. Overall good type coverage. Excadrill @ Soft Sand, Air Balloon Ability: Sand Force (Boosts Steel, Rock and Ground type moves during a Sandstorm) Moves: Sandstorm, Drill Run, Earthquake, Stone Edge Good Sweeper, fast, but not that fast. Sandstorm is to activate the ability. Drill Run and Earthquake is STAB. Stone edge is for coverage. It has good attack and average speed, so it is a deadly sweeper. Magnezone @ Magnet Ability: Sturdy Moves: Discharge, Thunder wave, Flash Cannon, Protect Good Wall and Crippler. Discharge is STAB, Flash Cannon too, Protect is for coverage, and Thunder wave is for a Status Effect. Magnezone is a good Wall, and Staller. It has good Defenses, plus Sturdy ability means that it can't be knocked out with one hit. Overall good addition for your team. Lucario @ Any Item Ability: Inner Focus or Steadfast Moves: Iron Tail, Close Combat, ExtremeSpeed, Swords Dance Swords Dance is for raising your attack and compliments ExtremeSpeed and making a deadly Close Combat. Close Combat is for STAB, Extremespeed is deadly with a maxed out Attack. Iron Tail is STAB and deadly with Swords Dance. Lilligant @ Miracle Seed Ability: Own Tempo Moves: Petal Dance, Synthesis, Leech Seed, Giga Drain Lilligant is simply the best. With Petal Dance and its ability Own Tempo, it rules the field. Miracle Seed Boosts the power of its attacks, and its health sucking attacks will leave you with a chance to regenerate any time. Petal Dance and Giga Drain is STAB, and Leech Seed is for health. Synthesis is for recovery too. Hydreigon @ Any Item Ability: Levitate Moves: Dragon Pulse/Draco Meteor, Work Up, Rock Slide, Dark Pulse A Pseudo-Legendary Pokemon, this is one of the best Pokemon out there. It has all rounded Attack and Sp. Atk, and a great movepool, its a deadly addition to your team. Rock Slide is coverage, Draco Meteor/Dragon Pulse is STAB, Dark Pulse is STAB too, and Work up is to prepare/recharge after Draco Meteor. answered Jul 9, 2013 by daguy122 Two fighting types and three steel types? commented Sep 22, 2013 by Airika Airika, there is only one fighting type. commented Nov 29, 2015 by HenryWong122 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Samurott: ![enter image description here][1] Move # 1. Surf (HM) Move # 2. Waterfall (HM) Move # 3. Mega-horn (Move Tutor) Move # 4. Ice Beam or Blizzard (TM) Sp. Attacker Lucario: ![enter image description here][2] Move # 1. Force Palm (Lower Levels) or Aura Sphere (Lv. 51) Move # 2. Strength (HM) Move # 3. Dig or Earthquake (TM) Move # 4. Shadow Claw, Psychic, Ice Punch or any other good move. (Depends) An interesting type and a variety of moves when evolved from Riolu) Swoobat: ![enter image description here][3] Move # 1. Psychic (TM) Move # 2. Fly (HM) Move # 3. Signal Beam (Move Tutor) Move # 4. Energy Ball (TM) Its evolution may be delayed but its pretty good when fighting Burgh, Clay and Marlon with it's interesting moveset. Chandelure: ![enter image description here][4] Move # 1. Overheat (TM) Move # 2. Energy Ball (TM) Move # 3. Shadow Ball (TM) Move # 4. Psychic (TM) If your Chandelure doesn't a loss of Sp. Atk, use Flame Charge or Fire Blast instead. Galvantula: Must have Compound Eyes (Boosts accuracy of Thunder) ![enter image description here][5] Move # 1. Bug Buzz (Lv. 60) or Bug Bite (Learns faster) Move # 2. Signal Beam (Move Tutor or Lv.34) Move # 3. Discharge (Lv. 54) or Thunderbolt (TM) Move # 4. Thunder (TM) Krookodile: Moxie! ![enter image description here][6] Physical Attacker Move # 1. Bite (Should already have it if caught) Move # 2. Dig or Earthquake (TM) Move # 3. Dragon Claw (TM) or Outrage (Learnt at a high level or Move Tutor) Move # 4. Cut (HM) or Rock Slide (TM) Need Cut early in the game? Purrloin is a perfect slave. [1]: http://img.pokemondb.net/artwork/samurott.jpg [2]: http://img.pokemondb.net/artwork/lucario.jpg [3]: http://img.pokemondb.net/artwork/swoobat.jpg [4]: http://img.pokemondb.net/artwork/chandelure.jpg [5]: http://img.pokemondb.net/artwork/galvantula.jpg [6]: http://img.pokemondb.net/artwork/krookodile.jpg answered Jul 11, 2013 by PikaPals Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes This team DOES NOT contain starter!!! Haxorus @ Dragon Fang Ability: Rivalry Nature: Timid (Attack+) (Speed-) Moveset: -Outrage -Dragon Claw -Dragon Dance -X-Scissor __ Haxorus is this team attacker. It has mostly Dragon-type attacks because they are powerful. But X-scissor is on the moveset because it's powerful and it can deal pretty good amount of damage to Dark-type Pokemon. Dragon Fang boosts power of Dragon-type attacks. __ Aggron @ Quick Claw Ability: Rock Head Nature: Adamant (Attack-) (Sp.Atk+) Moveset: -Iron Head/Iron Tail -Double-Edge -Autotomize -Proctect Aggron is pretty useful for E4. If your other Pokemon faint you can revive it without getting this Pokemon faint. If you have ability Heavy Metal replace Autotomize with Heavy Slam. If you give Quick Claw this may move faster than other Pokemon. Iron Head is powerful move. Protect is pretty useful move for making the battle more longer. Autotomize helps dealing Pokemon with good defense if combined with Iron Head or -Tail. __ Omastar @ Leftovers Ability: Weak Armor Nature: Bashful (Neutral) Moveset: -Surf -Waterfall -Ice Beam -Stealth Rocks or Earth Power Omastar is pretty hard to get before E4. Only way to get it is trading or Dream world. It's pretty good on defense and Sp.Atk. It's pretty much HM slave, but you may forget Dive if you teach it to this Pokemon after you explored Abyssal Ruins in PWT exchange for 1 Heart Scale. Ice beam deals Grass-types if you are faster than them.=9 __ Alttaria @ Draco Plate Ability: Natural Cure Nature: Serious (Neutral) Moveset: -Dragon Dance -Dragon Claw -Fly -Outrage Alttaria is pretty good Pokemon because it learns lot of moves that are pretty useful. Like Ice Beam. I didn't put Draco Meteor for this moveset because it has negative effects. And I don't like that move. This pretty balanced Pokemon. __ Lilligant @ Miracle Seed Ability: Own Tempo Nature: Calm (Attack+) (Sp.Def-) Moveset: -Energy Ball -Giga Drain or Dream Eater -Quiver Dance -Petal Dance Lilligant is pretty nice Pokemon. It has good Sp.Atk, Speed and HP. Defense is high too. Dream Eater is on the moveset, because it's good when combined with Parasects Spore. Petal Dance doesn't confuse you if you have Own Tempo, so it's killer combo. __ Parasect @ Life Orb Ability: Damp Nature: Adamant (Atk-) (Sp.Atk+) Moveset: -Cross Poison -Giga Drain -Synthesis -Spore Parasect is only available with trading or in Dream World if you want it before E4. Parasects Spore + Lilligants Dream Eater. Perfect! This team has two Grass-type Pokemon. __ Pretty good team after all. I recommend this team if you have Dream World available. answered Jul 14, 2013 by JeiPii Two Dragon types, two Grass types, and No Fire types? commented Nov 29, 2015 by HenryWong122 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Samurott @ Leftovers Trait: Torrent Nature: Mild (+SpAtk, -Def) Surf Ice Beam Megahorn Revenge A nice moveset for a Pokemon with good attack and special attack power, STAB towards the already powerful surf, and good coverage. The Life Orb can be used for taking out enemies quickly. Chandelure @ Choice Specs/Choice Scarf Trait: Flash Fire Nature: Modest (+SpAtk, -Atk) Flamethrower (Simply more reliable and accurate than Fire Blast. Overall the best Fire-Type move) Energy Ball Psychic Shadow Ball or Spite (Spite is not recommended) Chandelure is a absolute MONSTER when it comes to special attack. A whopping 145 Special attack base stats total! Well rounded moves that have good coverage against some very strong types like Fighting, Ground, and Water. Mr. Mime @ Magnet Calm Mind Baton Pass Psychic Thunderbolt Trait: Filter Nature: Modest (+SpAtk, -Atk) While Psychic is uneccesary and Thunderbolt can be useful, the REAL reason Mr. Mime is here is because if you use Calm Mind in conjuction with Baton Pass and switch in to Chandelure, who already has insane Special attack power, Pokemon will be a whole lot easier for you. Feel free the change Psychic into any move you wish, But it just depends on your timing when using that combo. Filter can really help with that matter, as it wil help you survive some super effective moves. Lucario @ Expert Belt Trait: Inner Focus Nature: Naughty (+Atk, -SpDef) Aura Sphere Shadow Claw Dragon Pulse Earthquake Half Special, Half Physical. The goal is usually to make the most well-rounded moveset possible. I covers against Dark, Rock, Ground, Steel, Ice, Psychic, Ghost, Dragon, and Poison. It complements the Expert Belt nicely, an item the boosts super effective hits by 20%. Lucario has good enough attack and special attack power to sweep against 3 of the Elite Four's Pokemon. Inner Focus will not come into play if you flinch with Focus punch though, So don't get to cocky and replace Aura Sphere with it. Braviary @ Life Orb Trait: Sheer Force Nature: Lonely (+Atk, -Def) Bulk Up Superpower Brave Bird Rock Slide Due to Sheer Force, the Life Orb will not give you recoil damage. That's a 30% Boost in all your moves for free! Bulk Up takes care of the detrimental effects from Superpower, which, in my opinion, make Superpower even more reliable than Close Combat. Brave Bird is powerful 120 power move that gets a 30% boost, plus STAB, to sweep Bug and Grass-Types. Sheer Force will also make Rock slide more powerful, at the cost of removing its flinching effect, plus the 30% boost, A secondary coverage against the dreaded Ice-Types, like Black Kyurem, who has the second highest Attack stats EVER, and his signature 140 power move, Freeze Shock. Hydreigon @ IDK Trait: Levitate Nature: Modest (+SpAtk, -Atk) Dragon Pulse Flamethrower Crunch U-Turn or Earthquake All a basic set for a strong pseudo-legendary. Dragon pulse for Dragons, Flamethrower for Grass and Bug, Crunch for Psychic and Ghost, And U-Turn for Dark. answered Aug 7, 2013 by TheShadowingLight Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes I am not going to put sprites, just the Pokemons, movesets,natures and explanation Note:To make a balanced team,Have one fire,one water.one grass,one flying,one electric,one type of your choice(mostly a dragon slot) Chandelure-Mild/Rash Nature -Fire Blast/Overheat -Shadow Ball -Signal Beam -Energy Ball Fire blast/Overheat and Shadow ball gains STAB,Signal beam and Energy Ball for coverage Starmie-Quiet/Modest -Surf -Thunderbolt -Ice Beam -Hyper Beam Your surfer, Surf gains STAB,Ice Beam for coverage and Thunderbolt and Hyper beam for power Whimsicott-Timid/Modest/Quiet -Grass Knot/Energy Ball -Hurricane -U-turn -Psychic Grass Knot/Energy Ball for STAB,Hurricane and Psychic for coverage and U-turn for switching Archeops-Any Attack type Boosting Nature -Fly -Earthquake -Rock Slide/Stone Edge -Dragon Claw Your flyer,Fly and Rock Slide/Stone Edge gains STAB, Earthquake for coverage,Dragon claw for annoying Dragons Galvantula-Modest/Timid -Thunder -Bug Buzz -Energy Ball -Signal Beam Thunder,Bug buzz and Signal beam are STAB,Galvantula's compoundeyes takes care of thunder's low accuracy and Energy Ball for coverage Shiny Haxorus-Any Attack type Boosting Nature -Outrage -Earthquake -Brick Break -Dragon Claw Outrage and Dragon Claw for gaining STAB,Brick Break for coverage and Earthquake for power Hope I helped answered Aug 22, 2013 by KTThree You may also keep your starter, just replace one pokemon of it's type commented Aug 23, 2013 by KTThree Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Yes, I know I aready have posted a team with serperior as starter but I just think this team is so good (hopefully it's allowed to post many teams). NOTE: this is pre elite four only. Black 2 Only Team Member 1: Snivy ---> Servine ---> Serperior Serperior Item: Miracle Seed Ability: Overgrow - Leaf Blade - Aqua Tail - Return - Coil Team Member 2: Magby ---> Magmar ---> Magmortar If you can trade! Magmortar Item: Charcoal Ability: Flame Body - Flamethrower - Thunderbolt - Psychic - Bulldoze OR If you can't trade! Magmar Item: Eviolite Ability: Flame Body - Flamethrower - ThunderPunch - Psychic - Dual Chop Team Member 3: Scraggy ---> Scrafty Scrafty Item: BlackGlasses Ability: Moxie - Hi Jump Kick - Crunch - Rock Slide - Ice Punch Team Member 4: Trapinch ---> Vibrava ---> Flygon Flygon Item: Expert Belt Ability: Levitate - Dragon Claw - Earth Power - Flamethower - Fly Team Member 5: Lapras Lapras Item: Leftovers Ability: Shell Armor - Surf - Ice Beam - Thunderbolt - Ice Shard Team Member 6: Metang ---> Metagross Metagross Item: TwistedSpoon Ability: Clear Body - Meteor Mash - Zen Headbutt - Hammer Arm - Bullet Punch I'll post the rest later(almost done) answered Aug 27, 2013 by TurtwigGen4 edited Aug 28, 2013 by TurtwigGen4 With these Pokemon you have covered all of their weaknesses. commented Jun 21, 2014 by HenryWong122 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes This is a Pokemon Team I would recommend for Pokemon Black/White Version 2 Starter Pokemon (Serperior) Leaf Blade, Giga Drain, Grass Knot, Frenzy Plant (Emboar) Flamethrower, Low Kick, Thunder Punch, Blast Burn (Samurott) Aqua Jet, Surf, Ice Beam, Megahorn Now depending on what Pokemon you started with these are the Pokemon you should choose. (Golduck) Waterfall, Ice Punch, Hydro Pump, Psychic (If you chose Snivy) (Amoongus) Giga Drain, Leaf Blade, Attract, Grass Knot (If you chose Tepig) (Arcanine) Fire Blast, Flare Blitz, Wild Charge, Extreme Speed (If you chose Oshawott) Now you will need a good Pokemon for fighting such as Lucario which you can get from the Floccesy Ranch as a Riolu which will evolve into Lucario from happiness (Lucario) Close Combat, Dragon Pulse, Psychic, Extreme Speed You will also need a Rock Type Pokemon like Gigalith for when your fighting Flying Type Pokemon such as Unfeazant which your Rival will have in all the Generation V Pokemon Games another good thing about Gigalith is that it has the Sturdy Abbility you can get Gigalith from the Chargestone Cave as a Boldore which will evolve when it is traded to someone (Gigalith) Stone Edge, Bulldoze, Rock Slide, Strength Next you will need a Flying Type Pokemon but don't get a one such as Unfeazant because it is a Flying and Normal Type Pokemon so you should get one such as Crobat because it is a Flying and Poison Type Pokemon because that is better than Flying and Normal Type Pokemon you can a Golbat from the Strange House which will evolve into a Crobat from happiness (Crobat) Fly, Sludge Bomb, X-Scissor, Air Slash You will definetly need a Dragon Type Pokemon such as Haxorus because it has very high Speed and Attack and it will be very good against the Champion Iris you can get an Axew from the Mistralton Cave which evolve at Level 38 and again at Level 48 (Haxorus) Dragon Dance, Bulldoze, Swords Dance, Draco Meteor Finally you will need an Electric Type Pokemon which is Zebstrika because it has High Speed and Agility and it can learn powerful moves (Zebstrika) Wild Charge, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Thunder Fang answered Sep 15, 2013 by Emboar Army You need to add a Pokemon you can switch Lucario out with if you choose Emboar. Serperior, Emboar, & Samurott NEED their Moveset changed. You need to add another option for Rock other than Gigalith or you could give a moveset for Boldore. commented Jun 21, 2014 by HenryWong122 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes This is old, but I can't sleep so I'll answer it anyway Emboar (Adamant) Flare Blitz (lvl 62) STAB Head Smash (lvl 50) Coverage Hammer Arm (Relearn) STAB Scald (TM 55) Coverage Alternative: Wild charge (TM93) Magnezone - Sturdy (Modest) Discharge (lvl 51) STAB Flash Cannon (lvl 39) STAB Tri Attack (relearn as a magneton) or Thunderwave (lvl 15) Signal Beam (Tutor) Lapras - (Modest or Calm) Surf (HM) reliable STAB Ice Beam (lvl 32) STAB Drill Run (tutor) coverage for electric or steel types Thunderbolt (TM24) or Thunder (TM25) Other options: Body slam (lvl 18) Krookodile - Moxie (Jolly or Adamant) Crunch (lvl 28) STAB Earthquake (lvl 54) STAB Outrage (lvl 60) Superpower (tutor)/Brick break (TM31), or Stone edge (TM71)/Rock Slide (TM80) Sigilyph - Magic Gaurd (Modest) Air Slash (lvl 41) STAB Psychic (lvl 44) STAB Take your pick: Ice beam (TM13), Shadow ball (TM30), Charge Beam (TM57), Energy Ball (TM53) Haxorus - Mold Breaker (Adamant or Jolly) Outrage (lvl 66) STAB Swords Dance (lvl 53) or Dragon Dance (lvl 33) Brick Break (TM31) Rock Slide (TM80) or X-scissor (TM81) Earthquake (TM26) after the elite 4 Samurott (Neutral nature) Surf (HM) Megahorn (relearn) Ice Beam (TM13) Superpower (tutor) Krookodile - Moxie (Jolly or Adamant) Crunch (lvl 28) STAB Earthquake (lvl 54) STAB Outrage (lvl 60) Superpower (tutor)/Brick break (TM31), or Stone edge (TM71)/Rock Slide (TM80) Magnezone - Sturdy (Modest) Discharge (lvl 51) STAB Flash Cannon (lvl 39) STAB Tri Attack (relearn as a magneton) or Thunderwave (lvl 15) Signal Beam (Tutor) Chandelure - Modest/Timid Shadowball (TM30) STAB Flamethrower (TM35) STAB Energy Ball (TM53) Coverage against water, ground, and rock Psychic (TM29) or Calm Mind (TM04) Heracross - Guts (Adamant or Jolly) - Toxic Orb Close Combat (lvl 34) STAB Megahorn (lvl 46) STAB Rockslide (TM80) Coverage against flying or Swords dance (TM75) Facade (TM42) Massive power with guts boost Crobat (Adamant) Fly (HM) STAB U-Turn (TM 89) Cross Poison (relearn) or Poison Fang (lvl 42) STAB Confuse Ray Other options are X-scissor (TM 81) and Zen Headbutt (Tutor) Serperior (adamant) Coil (lvl 38) Leaf Blade (Lvl 32) Outrage (tutor) Swords Dance (T75) Other Options: Has access to both reflect (TM33) and light screen (TM16), also Aqua Tail (Tutor) Krookodile - Moxie (Jolly or Adamant) Crunch (lvl 28) STAB Earthquake (lvl 54) STAB Outrage (lvl 60) Superpower (tutor)/Brick break (TM31), or Stone edge (TM71)/Rock Slide (TM80) Magnezone - Sturdy (Modest) Discharge (lvl 51) STAB Flash Cannon (lvl 39) STAB Tri Attack (relearn as a magneton) or Thunderwave (lvl 15) Signal Beam (Tutor) Crobat (Adamant) Fly (HM) STAB U-Turn (TM 89) Cross Poison (relearn) or Poison Fang (lvl 42) STAB Confuse Ray Other options are X-scissor (TM 81) and Zen Headbutt (Tutor) Starmie - Natural Cure (Modest) Ice Beam (TM13) Surf (HM) STAB Psychic ((TM29) STAB Thunderbolt (TM24) or Thunder (TM25) Darmanitan - Sheer Force (Adamant) Fire Punch (Lvl 22) STAB and boosted by sheer force Rock Slide (TM80) Coverage (boosted with sheer force) SuperPower (level 47) Power and this team lacks a fighting type U-turn (TM89) Easy getaway or Bulldoze (boosted by sheer force) answered Sep 22, 2013 by Airika Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Serpeior overgrow Coil set up move leaf blade powered by coil and stab giga drain for recovery Dragon tail: powered by coil Arcanine intimidate or flash fire either one works Flamethrower wild charge for coverage solar beam for coverage crunch for elite 4 zoroark illusion Flame thrower: coverage Foul play: powerful stab focus blast: coverage Night slash: STAB and high critical hit Metagross clear body Zen Headbutt: powerful STAB Meteormash: STAB chance to boost attack Earthquake: Powerful Move and coverage Ice punch: coverage Flygon levitate Fly: flyer of the team Dragon claw: stab Stonedge: coverage Earthquake: well it's a STAB earthquake what do you expect Golduk not alot of people use this thing so I gave it a shot Surf: STAB and surfer of the team Psychic: powerful move and for fighting and poison types Focus blast: coverage Ice beam: coverage answered Sep 30, 2013 by kingfav golurk should not be special commented Oct 1, 2013 by tazzie Golduck, not Golurk. 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Print TitlesA Cavalry Officer A Sioux Chief An Arizona Cowboy An Army Packer A Breed Old Ramon A very nice addition for your collection,buyer will pay postage.


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I'm rereading Stephen King's book On Writing. I've never been a Stephen King fan. I've seen a couple of movies. I've read one book, Buick, I think that's the title. I liked it,… Continue reading
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Who is on your list?
This is just for fun, but do you have a "short list" of dogs that you would like to have a pup from some day? If so I would love to see it! Here is mine in no particular order:
Kinsky von Heidoff;
Dodge Kiridesja
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Pike Del Lupo Nero
V (LGZS) Pike del Lupo Nero
Nick Del Lupo Nero
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Drago Vom Patriot
V Drago vom Patriot
Nessie Vom Haus Ming
Nessie vom Haus Ming
I have a couple more as well but I would be interested to see who others like and are following with an interest in a future pup.
I have a very short list Rorie...there I'm done
Sid Haus Pixner. Love our Sid daughter, but unfortunately she isn't going to turn out for breeding as we'd hoped. If we had the space for another dog we'd probably be looking for another Sid daughter. I'd also love to find the right Sid son to breed one of our girls too.
Well, mine "next" dog will not be a GSD! Because I'll be in my 50s when I get my next dog, I know I won't be as active and I won't be able to meet the needs of such a physically capable dog ... so my next dog will either be a great pyranese or a bernese mountain dog ... something less smart, and less physical LOL
With Kyleigh, I'm doing everything I ever wanted to do with a dog, and couldn't b/c of one health reason or another ... it's awesome to have a physically sound dog that can do anything you ask of it!
Not old, but older than I am now, and I'm pretty sure I won't be up to 4-hour hikes and dog sledding in my 50s!
Geesh, Kyleigh. I'm 50 and can't see myself with any other breed. I just got back from tracking 3 dogs. :)
Kinsky is more of his mother's type than his father's type.
There is a Sid son standing in Washington at the moment. Color could be better, but very low ZW. His dam is a full sister to the mother of Ike Donauvorstadt who is currently standing in TX.
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Right now I am wanting a puppy out of my own female, Deja. :)
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I recently read an article on the Catholic Answers website titled, Matchmaking Unplugged, regarding the perils of using an online dating service. At first, it piqued my interest and then, prompted me to respond to the author, Michelle Arnold, with this article, albeit six months later. I have great respect for the apologists at Catholic Answers, my own brother, Patrick Madrid having gotten his start there. While Miss Arnold's article was not addressing an apologetics issue and merely the author's opinion, I feel compelled to offer my own in rebuttal.
I know what it's like to be single and hoping to find the right one to marry. I lived through that twice, unfortunately. First, before I married at age 26 and then again, after my unwanted divorce in 1993. The latter was far more lonely and painful. After receiving a decree of nullity, I was back in the search for a Catholic man to marry, but "Catholic" was not my only requirement. I wanted to be with someone who was a "happy" Catholic. Someone who wouldn't chide me for wanting to actively practice my faith or raise a Catholic family. Our goals and values needed to match. Wow, could I have used a membership to CatholicMatch back then!
This is why I disagree with the opinions Miss Arnold put forth in her article about using reputable Catholic internet dating services. In stating why she "despises" this idea, she suggests this type of spousal search is "dangerous," "unrealistic," "isolating," and "distasteful." Here is why I believe she is wrong on all four counts:
"It's dangerous." I kind of feel like we're having the "guns don't kill people, people kill people" discussion here. Guns don't kill people and unless there are links to porn sites and ads that tempt you to sin, a respectable Catholic internet dating site is anything but dangerous. But what is dangerous are people who misrepresent themselves and anyone can do that, online or offline—your neighbor, your boss, your date whom you met through a friend. People can be devastatingly dishonest. But it's the person's fault, not the website's. To the contrary, this is why Catholic dating sites such as CatholicMatch actually can and do lessen the opportunities for dangerous situations to occur. They accomplish this through actively enforcing the guidelines of the site and using staff to to review as much of the content as reasonably possible and educating their customers on best practices. Nothing is 100% safe but in life it is often not the tool that is the problem but the humans that misuse it.
"It's unrealistic." Miss Arnold claims that people cannot hide who they really are when you meet them in person. While I strongly disagree with this assertion (people misrepresent themselves in person all the time, just watch political news), it should be pointed out that the online aspect of meeting someone does not remain "online." If the two people like each other, they meet. They go on real dates. Heck, they might even get married. But when those two people met, they had a head start, thanks to the individual profiles they were able to create and view. On their first date, there were many important questions already answered that could not have been if it were a first date with someone they had met at work or at a picnic.
"It's isolating." I'm sorry, to me this is just reaching. Isolation is sitting alone at home waiting for something to happen. There is nothing isolating about reaching out to other people and forming acquaintances that have the potential to turn into healthy, stable relationships.
"It's distasteful." What I think is distasteful is her reference to "selling" oneself on an internet site. Frankly, I think what the founders and employees do at CatholicMatch and other reputable Catholic sites is enable people to follow the call of their vocation in a way that is in line with the corporal and spiritual works of Mercy:
Corporal Work of Mercy: Shelter the homeless (creating a community for them)
Spiritual Work of Mercy: Comfort the afflicted (showing compassion for their search for a solid and permanent relationship).
While some people might say that's stretching it a bit, I'd say it's a much more reasonable idea than being "distasteful."
Being single isn't easy. We were created for relationships and to build society through strong and happy families. Helping singles find other like-minded, happy Catholics in our over-sexed, culture of death society is indeed an admirable and indispensable service. Consider this portion of the CatholicMatch Institute's mission statement:(The education are of CatholicMatch)
Extraordinary work is being done in the Church by Marriage and Family Life ministries throughout the country. The Church provides valuable instruction to engaged couples and continues to support family life.
Due to various cultural changes, however, the number of single Catholics continues to grow (27 million in the United States), while the rate of Catholics getting married in the Church is dropping. Actively addressing the particular needs of single Catholics is essential in the Church's work to build a culture that values marriage and family life.
I see nothing distasteful here.
Miss Arnold went on to say in her article:
And it wouldn't hurt if parishes and dioceses looked into offering matchmaking to Catholic singles—not online but through clergy, religious, and married lay Catholics who can perform introductions at church events.
Miss Arnold, I say amen to that! That's a great idea, but not the only one out there. We need to help one another, and dating sites like CatholicMatch are doing just that, one Catholic couple, one Catholic family at a time.
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Friday my mom loaded Fenwick and me in the big purple cat carrier and took us for a ride. We ended up at the "veterinarian", which smelled funny and there were barking dogs and the Bad People poked us with needles. Worst of all, we went to sleep for a while, and when we woke up, Fennie's belly had been shaved and my furry pom-poms were deflated! I don't don't what kind of a place that was, but I don't want to go back!
Mom came and got us later in the afternoon, and we got LOTS of attention. Now we're not supposed to do anything fun all weekend. It's kind of nice being pampered and coddled, but still, I'd really like to get up on the fish tank...
Holy catnip mice, Batman - this holiday business is AWESOME! We got the LOOT, I'm telling you!!!
We had canned food for breakfast (yum!), and then we got to open our presents. We got new collars (yawn!), several ounces of fresh catnip, two crinkley toy fish (love those!), a bag of Whisker Lickin' treats, a jar of Fancy Feast Gourmet Gold treats (love those, too!), and best of all, a raffia and ribbon "Teasable" for on our stick! I like the raffia even more than the feather one!
Of course, the true joy of the season is spending time with my family, yadda yadda yadda...
Eh, who am I kidding? The true joy of any season is TOYS! :)
There are "holidays" coming up, and it's VERY exciting. There is a tree with shiny gold balls, and crinkley garland, and a whole stocking full of presents for us! Today mom dressed me up and took pictures of me. I was SUCH a good kitty for this, and when I was done, I got lots of treats and mom made a HUGE fuss over me! She uploaded a tiny picture here at Catster, but the full-sized version can be found here: http://meow.madwonderland.net/felix_navidad_2005.jpg. Happy Holidays, everyone!
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They called it "the most competitive season" ever on "Dancing with the Stars," but on Tuesday night, just one pair was good enough for Season 14 mirrorball glory.
Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver is going to have to clear some space in his trophy cabinet, as he and professional partner Peta Murgatroyd were crowned the winners on "Dancing" on Tuesday night, beating out Katherine Jenkins and Mark Ballas (who came in second), and William Levy and Cheryl Burke (who took third).
PLAY IT NOW: Donald Driver Brings Down The House On Dancing Finals
The athlete erupted in a fit of joy after learning he'd scooped the top prize, jumping up and down, before falling on the floor and rolling around with pure glee. His partner quickly ran over to him and the two embraced.
Speaking to co-host Tom Bergeron just a moment later, Donald was a man of few words.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Dancing With The Stars, Season 14: The Finals
"Amazing," the champ said of the win. "Oh! This is awesome. Thank you so much."
It was judge Bruno Tonioli, after Donald's final competition dance on Tuesday -- a cha cha he and Peta had just 24 hours to prepare, who may have summed up the reason why the sports star took the top prize.
"You've been so smart," Bruno said. "You really had the strategy of [a] champion. You improved week after week, after week... and you peaked at the right time."
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Donald Driver's Dancing With The Stars Journey
In fact, Donald knew he had done something special after Monday night's country-flavored freestyle, the kind of number that won over the judges, and the fans.
"They say, 'Freestyle wins the competition.' I worked my butt off to nail the routine. We [nailed] it, the crowd erupts... Millions of fans at home were probably going 'Oh, yes! Oh, yes!' But at the end of the day, they say, 'Freestyle wins.' Give us the mirrorball," Donald told Access after the broadcast on Monday night.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: They Came, They Danced, They Conquered: 'Dancing's' Mirrorball Winners
And clearly, they did.
Just one judges' point separated Katherine and Mark -- who had actually topped the leaderboard on Tuesday with a full 90 out of 90 (they earned another perfect 30 for their jive) -- and the other two couples (who both earned an overall 89 out of 90), so it was the viewers' votes that were influential in awarding the big prize.
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Missing out on the mirrorball didn't seem to affect Katherine, who graciously thanked just about everyone.
"Thank you so much, Mark. I can't put it into words how much I've loved this," the singer, who was getting over a romantic breakup when she entered the competition, said. "And thank you to everybody for having me on the show. It's been an absolute dream."
As for William, who took third (he and Cheryl also earned 30 for their final number on Tuesday - a salsa), he too was thankful, and proved himself a standup competitor, wishing both Katherine and Donald luck after he was eliminated first.
"It was an amazing experience," William said, as the cameras panned to his young son, who turned away, heartbroken. "I thank you guys for all you have done for us."
Beyond the competition, the evening was full of encores of some of the most memorable dances of the season, as the eliminated celebrities once again hit the dance floor with their partners.
Melissa Gilbert recreated her "trio dance" samba with the Chmerkovskiy brothers - her Season 14 partner Maksim, and his younger sibling, Val. After shaking their way across the ballroom, the group threw in a twist as the number ended. Instead of Melissa, once again grabbing their bottoms, they grabbed hers, delighting the audience.
But Melissa wasn't the only one who indulged in a Chmerkovskiy dance sandwich during the finale.
"The View's" Sherri Shepherd, who went out in Week 3, with her partner, Val, came back to the ballroom, dancing to "It's Raining Men," with Val, Maks and four other pros.
Another highlight of the night was down to Disney star Roshon Fegan and partner Chelsie Hightower, who churned out the freestyle they would have done if they would have made it to the finals. The young man thrilled the packed house by showing off some of the street-style moves he's known for outside of "DWTS."
"Dancing with the Stars" returns this fall on ABC.
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How do you teach 'drop it'?
I have no idea how to teach the drop it command. Otto just won't let go of a toy unless I play tug for it and win.
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Essentially "trade" for a treat. Get his treats out and play with him with the toy. when you want him to drop it, say your command and show the treat. once he drops it, praise/mark, and treat. He should get it rather quickly.
I have tried that. He isn't very food motivated so I have tried it with toys and still can't get him to drop it. So far all toys are equal to him so its like he saying 'im good. This toy will do. Take the other one away'
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It took my boy a few months to fully understand 'drop it' on the first command. He learned by playing fetch almost daily, I'd gently pull the ball out of his mouth and say drop it, before picking it up with the ChuckIt again. I'm sure there are better ways to do it, this is how Leo learned and has been great with the command.
I would grab the toy is his mouth but instead of tugging make the toy go limp and give the out command. All the while have another toy in your other hand and make that toy jump and move. He'll eventually want to play with the fun toy and not the limp toy. When he grabs onto the other toy then play tug with him. Dog is smart. He'll learn quickly what out or drop it means.
I will say that the dog should want whatever is in your hand. A toy, a rag, or a shoe etc. If you play tug and once he "wins" and runs off with it instead of giving it back to you then you should take a step back and rethink engagement training. He should think you are fun, not the toy.
I'm highly entertained you have this puppy with the same name and same mentality.
It's really simple, you can't play tug for win. When my Otto was young, I had guy friends try to wrestle the ball out of his mouth. No we don't play that way. Don't play fake out with him either. We have to play 2 ball. I have to have one too and they both have to be toys that he chose to play with that day. LOL some days I'll throw 12 balls at him and he decides which 2 he wants. Frustrating dog! My female picks a ball and she'll chase that ONE ball for 20 minutes. Not Otto, he needs to play games that only he knows the rules. He likes to fake out too, especially in the yard. Drop his ball, I go to pick it up, Psych, he takes it.
Kaleb used to steal things and run outside with them. After several attempts at chasing him around the yard I started trading for treats and saying good drop it when it let go of it for the treat. One day I forgot the treat, I told him to drop it and he did.
Find a substitute for what he has in his mouth.
Jake likes to pick up anything and everything. He grabs things off side tables , coffee table anything that's been knocked on the floor. He'll come show me, but not close enough for me to grab, and say with his eyes and expression..." Look what I haaaave...come get it!" And then he wants me to chase him, like around our round table. That just becomes a merry go round! Finally "drop it" became necessary. Took all of about 2 minutes to teach him the command, but he's very treat motivated. Have you tried like hot dogs or even steak? Maybe you've just got to break out with the real yummy treats. There's got to be something out there he'd be willing to trade for.
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FARMERS are being urged to adopt new safety measures to help prevent the risk of their header catching fire during harvest.
Following a spate of incidents in Southern Queensland, Northern NSW and South Australia's Yorke Peninsula, the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) commissioned Dr Graeme Quick, an internationally-recognised agricultural engineer, to conduct an investigation into the causes of harvester fires.
Each year more than 1000 harvesters catch fire, of which about one per cent, or approximately 12 harvesters worth at least $500,000 each, are burnt to the ground.
"Australian broadacre harvest conditions are arguably the most hazardous in the world for fires," Dr Quick said. "So far no lives have been lost due to combine harvester fires, fortunately."
Dr Quick's report found there was a perception among farmers that the number and frequency of harvester fires was increasing.
The incidents in South Australia during the 2009/10 harvest prompted an inquiry from the Country Fire Authority, which along with many farmers in the region, blamed static electricity build-up on machinery.
"There is no doubt that static electricity builds up on parts of combines under some conditions, but it is concluded that it is highly improbable as a primary cause of fires," Dr Quick said.
"Controlled environment tests by Chilworth Global in New Jersey have been carried out on finely-ground crop residues. It was found that the minimum ignition energy (MIE) required was 500 milliJoules in a continuous arc.
"The energy in an electrostatic spark from a harvester may not exceed around 150 milliJoules. Even at 500 mJ, a spark (unlike a continuous arc) did not ignite crop dust in air in the controlled experiments.
"Unless there are volatile gasoline vapours present, it is highly improbable that there is sufficient discharge energy from an electrostatic discharge source to ignite crop materials on a combine."
Dr Quick's research was consistent with a United States report which found that 77pc of harvester fires started in the engine bay with the remainder initiated by problems with failed bearings, brakes, electricals, or from rock strikes.
"The most common cause of harvester fires is material collecting on hot engine components such as the manifold, exhaust and turbocharger," Dr Quick said.
"Crop materials collecting or clumping on those components can ignite, then embers can drop down or are blown around the machine and into the crop causing spot fires or smouldering."
The temperatures out of a diesel engine exhaust pipe can reach up to 650 degrees Celcius, and surface temperatures on these components can approach 500 deg. C.
And while crop residues can ignite at temperatures above 200 degrees C, Dr Quick noted that insulating muffs can bring the surface temperature on the exhaust down to 250 degrees C or lower.
The world's two biggest machinery manufacturers, Deere and CNH, have also employed full time staff to address the fire and safety aspects of their designs.
"That consciousness has been sharpened by the mandated shift in diesel engine emission controls – Tier 3 & 4 engines run hotter, so there is more potential for fires around the engine," Dr Quick said.
"Both companies have given detailed attention to reconfigure the battery and fuel tank areas. Airflow around the engine bay has been changed to better ensure material is blown off the manifold, turbo and exhaust areas by the 100+ km/h wind from the radiator fan."
But a number of other factors are also required for a harvester fire to take hold:
There are also four essential factors in the paddock:
Farming practices can also increase the risk of harvester fires. Desiccating crops eliminates nearly all moisture-bearing green crop materials which might otherwise dampen fire risks, while crops such as lupins and pulses emit a fibrous dust which can accumulate around hot parts of the machine and catch fire.
"Harvesting low enough to gather such a low-growing crop as lentils inevitably results in stone strikes," Dr Quick said.
"Some stones can cause sparks when struck by metallic harvester front components, such as the skid plates or even the sickle bar. Sparks from this have caused fires."
Dr Quick said the key to avoiding harvester fires was diligence in clean-down and inspection, and in the highest fire-risk periods paddock work should be postponed.
"All operators should equip their machines with at least two fire extinguishers," he said. "A high capacity air compressor with air lances should be on board or at hand.
"Regular blow-downs are essential and in the worst conditions a blowdown may be needed as frequently as every half hour."
Dr Quick developed the following checklist, which has been endorsed by the GRDC, for reducing fire hazards on combine harvesters:


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Gary Winogrand is one of the great street photographers of this century. He is especially famous for quotes such as « I photograph to see what the world looks like in photographs » or similarly « I don't have anything to say in any picture. My only interest in photography is to see what something looks like as a photograph. I have no preconceptions ».
While I don't adhere to most of his views on photography as I usually like to understand before hand why I am taking a picture, sometimes it comes instinctly just to see « how it will look like ». This is the case of this picture taken this afternoon on a street perpendicular to Les Champs-Elysées. I was probably attracted by the colors, contrast and shapes. Content took over context though the latter one can obviously be added back to this picture once taken. So really, as Winogrand would say, a picture with « no preconceptions » (click on picture to enlarge)
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Remember the old Amiga game where you had to fit bits of pipe together, for reasons not entirely clear? So did we, when we experienced the striking interior of the catchily-titled PATS – The Philly Way. Bringing a taste of South Philidelphia to the Australian state of Victoria, PATS (that's Premium Australian Trimmed Steak, HENCE THE CAPITALS) serves up its take on the famous steak sandwich born in the original stateside Pat's in the 1930s.
Happily, there's not much evidence of your typical US fast food joint in the Richmond eatery, however. Studio Equator, the restaurant designers, have swerved the primary colours and Hollywood schtick of Pulp Fiction's Jack Rabbit Slim's and have instead gone for a mixture of the industrial and the musical, calling on the history of the famous east coast American city to bring real flavour to the place.
Jazz motifs evoke the spirit of the 60s and 70s, and the warm oranges and browns of the era ensure the pseudo-plumbing overhead doesn't sterilise the dining experience. (We're happy to report the said ceiling installations are light housings, not soil pipes).
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Kanye West Designs Kicks For Nike
Combining elements of tennis sneakers, cross trainers, and organic textures, the Air Yeezy II is set for release this June.
Whether you're a big fan of American musician Kanye West or a follower of the "Just Do It" philosophy, the multiple Grammy award-winner's upcoming signature sneaker, the Nike Air Yeezy 2, is something worth checking out. West's second collaboration with the global shoe brand features a mixture of luxurious leather, suede, and nylon, giving the appearance of snake skin on the sides of the shoe. In terms of build, the Yeezy 2 draws design inspiration from the Nike Air Tech Challenge II tennis sneaker (outsole) and cross trainers (upper). Initially available in France, the Nike Air Yeezy 2 is set for a global release on June 9th for 400 Euros or roughly 494 USD. From the official Nike press release:
There's absolute function at the Air Yeezy II's core. Unnecessary padding was eliminated, and the foot-hugging tongue and plush collar are both comfortable and breathable. Fit was essential to the design with the goal to make the shoe slimmer than the original by tailoring it to Kanye West's foot. The collar was also lowered to allow for greater movement.
An obsessive approach to materials results in a luxurious mix of leather, rugged ballistic nylon, and soft nubuck. Concealed but opulent details reference ancient civilizations, including a loop strap with hieroglyphics that spell out 'YZY.' Each screw on lace aglet is obelisk shaped, and the anaconda texture is echoed on the eyelets and leather lace toggle that carries the Roman numeral 'II.'
Check out the detailed pictures of the Yeezy 2 in the gallery below:


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I notice during the alteration of better ready-to-wear pants that typically the back pant inseam is slightly shorter than the front inseam. The back inseam is on a greater bias than the front inseam and stretches to fit as it is stitched. Here, I'll show you how to sew together two different off-grain fabrics.
|1. Place the pant back garment fabric right side up. Place the front pant over it right side down.
2. Place a pin at the top, matching the crotch corners. The pin placement should be perpendicular to the inseam with the pin heads visible from either side of the pants. The pins should catch only a few threads exactly at the stitching line. This is the only place the garment must match, along the stitching line.
3. Then, move to the hem and begin pinning the inseams together at a one to one ratio.
|4. When you are about 8"-10" away from the crotch, you will notice the front is just a bit longer and has excess fabric. Gently pull the layers, stretching the back pant inseam, and pin the layers together at the halfway midpoint. Stretch and pin again at the midpoint above and below the halfway point.
|5. When the seam is sewn, be sure to place the back (the shorter and more bias piece) down on the feed dogs. The machine can help ease the back inseam fullness to the front inseam when sewn.
6. This will mean that one of the pant legs will be sewn from the crotch to the hem and the other leg will be sewn from the hem to the crotch. Always keep the back inseam on the feed dogs.
|7. The back inseam will slightly ease into the front inseam. The front inseam shows the easing.
|8. Press from the front and back inseam before moving onto the next step.
Remind yourself bias goes on the bottom (B on B!)
Have you tried this method before? If you have any tips or tricks for sewinging off-grain fabrics into an inseam please share them below!
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Posted: 8:38 pm on May 9th
***Apologies for going slightly off topic there ***
Love the hints on the inseam. I think I always just trimmed off the extra at the hem. I'm about to use some very nice wool fabric for slacks and will add this to my techniques. I'll probably try a combination of steam-fitting and easing.
Posted: 8:30 pm on May 9th
Thank you Louise
Posted: 5:43 pm on May 9th
Posted: 5:41 pm on May 9th
Also, he's the one that told me about either stretching an inseam while stitching, or using the smallest zig-zag stitch on those areas, depending upon the fabric. Careful pressing of the seam after sewing it is crucial.
He showed me the neatest trick for turning 45 degree points (and less, if careful). He only trimmed the layers at the corners, leaving the one on the outside the longest. He did NOT cut across the fabric at the point. Then, he folded the seam fabric along the seamline, creating a point. He had a metal caliper-type tool that grabbed the fold tightly as he turned the garment right-side out. Then, he "popped" the perfect point out! We all laughed. Today, I use my finger tips or long tweezers. Enjoy!
Posted: 5:10 pm on May 9th
I was taught to steam stretch the inner seam, but after many attempts and over steaming and impatience or trying to get it right i stopped doing so. If I used beautiful fabric I would still steam, but with what i can buy today, i find all that extra effort is wasted. I have some pants on the to do pile, so i will give this method a go to see if i am comfortable with its application.
Posted: 3:51 pm on May 9th
Thanks for the tutorial
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Posted: 2:45 pm on May 9th
Thanks Louise!
Posted: 2:42 pm on May 9th
I agree, I had a problem seeing the fabric too, maarcella in Holland
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Posted: 2:21 pm on May 9th
I knew from my older (1970's) patterns that there was a discrepancy in length of back leg seam between knee and crotch, but had forgotten exactly where and what it was.
As always, you have made my sewing more easy and professional looking, important for my clients as well as myself!
Posted: 2:17 pm on May 9th
It is really difficult to see the Front and Back pieces separate from each other in these images.
Thx for the explanation however.
Posted: 1:29 pm on May 8th
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