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Medical assistants are the people in Cedar Creek TX 78612 who show you into a doctor's office, ask you for some basic information and enter it into the computer while you wait for the doctor. They also perform many other jobs, which depend on where they are employed. There is actually no requirement for these people in Cedar Creek TX 78612 to be certified, but 90 percent opt to get a medical assistant certification in Cedar Creek TX 78612. This provides access to many more jobs, and assures people of their professionalism.
In order to get a medical assistant certificate, the person must graduate from a recognized program of study in the field. These are usually either certificate programs, though the certificate they give is a certificate of completion for the program, not a certification in the field, or two year degrees. They both provide coursework and a practical component where the student works in the field, usually without pay.
Medical assisting programs in Cedar Creek TX 78612 can be appealing short, some as short as 6-8 weeks. This generally appeals to students who desire to start work as close to immediately as possible. These programs are also available online, so many people who attend them simultaneously work at some other job.
After graduation from the program, or sometimes immediately before graduation, the student is eligible to take one of several certification exams in medical assisting. There are multiple agencies that grant certification, and some are more recognized than others. Deciding which certification will best suit them is for the student to decide, though the agency that offers their program of study should be willing to help.
Certification may not be open to students with felony records, even if they have completed a recognized program of study. Usually, the certification agency will consider the crime, how long it has been, and the student's recent conduct within the community in deciding whether to allow them to complete the exam.
The exam itself may vary, but the exam from the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA) is a 200-question multiple choice exam with breaks optional every 40 minutes of the 160 minute exam. The exam is computerized, and there is a tutorial option at the beginning for those who need it. The tutorial portion is not part of the time limit, and does not affect your score.
Assistants work in hospital, clinic and private settings in Cedar Creek TX 78612. They perform a wide range of duties depending on what is needed from them, and the job markets for certified medical assistants is quite good. Growth is predicted within the industry in the next 10 years, so those with new medical assistant certification should have little trouble finding jobs.
Assistants may work long hours during the weekend or night if they work at a hospital or similar setting, but there are plenty of opportunities in doctors offices where the work may be 9 to 5 Monday through Friday. The job is not the best paid, but a living wage is made by most of those with certificates. It can be a very attractive job to those who want a steady paycheck and often, benefits, and who don't have a lot of other prospects, as well as a calling for people who feel drawn to the career.
The number of individuals in Cedar Creek TX 78612 seeking medical assistant certification has increased significantly over the past few years. This is due, in part, to the fact that assistants who acquire such certification are typically offered jobs that come with more responsibility (and are thus more rewarding) and have the opportunity to earn more money than their uncertified counterparts.
Medical Assistant Certification
The AAMA
The American Association of Medical Assistants – AAMA – is an organization that specializes in certification. The National Board of Medical Examiners consults with the AAMA to determine the certification process, as well as the education requirements needed to sit the certification exam.
Certification can only be acquired by taking and passing an examination that is approved by the aforementioned organizations. Once an assistant in Cedar Creek TX 78612 has become certified, his or her certification credentials must be renewed every five years. Recertification is vital, as it ensures that an assistant is kept up-to-date with technological advancements in the field of healthcare.
Essential Facts About Certification
Certification is not mandatory in order for an individual to legally work in the healthcare field in the United States. However, there are many employers who prefer applicants to possess certification. Additionally, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, certain healthcare facilities offer higher salaries and more opportunities for medical assistants who possess certification. This is likely due to the fact that certified assistants are considered to be serious and dedicated to their work.
Understanding the Application Process
Medical assistant certification in Cedar Creek TX 78612 begins with a simple application – questions regarding the applicant's education and training. Additionally, one is typically asked to provide specific information about his or her employment history, including details about any jobs he or she has previously held within the field of healthcare. The applicant will also be asked to attach a copy of his or her school transcripts. It is important to understand, however, that one will not qualify for certification if his or her training was not acquired at an accredited learning institution.
Professional or personal recommendations may also be requested. The application must be completed truthfully and then submitted for evaluation. If it is determined that one is qualified to sit the examination, he or she will be contacted and asked to schedule a date when the test can be taken. If a passing grade is obtained, the individual will be certified as a medical assistant.
Additional Medical Assistant Certification Options
Med assistants in Cedar Creek TX 78612 who are serious about a long-term career in the field of healthcare have the option of obtaining additional certification. This is accomplished through specializing in fields such as ophthalmology or podiatry. Assistants who pursue advanced training of this type can eventually become qualified to teach medical assistant courses or make a transition to other healthcare fields such as nursing.
The medical assistant certification exam is meant to test the proficiency, skill level and knowledge a medical assistant has. The American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA) hands certificates to all those who appear for this exam and clear it. Even if a professional is qualified and well trained to work in the health care industry, this exam authenticates his capabilities. The National Board of Medical Examiners act as the test consultants for the AAMA's certification exam. This adds great value to the exam.
Though this certification is not compulsory, it is known to give medical assistants an edge over the others while applying for a job. Also being certified could mean, better job security, and being held to a higher standard of professionalism and better salaries.
Which School in Cedar Creek TX 78612 is Best for You?
These programs are offered by many schools in Cedar Creek TX 78612. Consider an accredited school and do your due diligence and background check on the school's reputation if the need be. Find as much information as you can about the school and course including their fees, prerequisites if any, course duration, topics covered and the practical training that may be involved, and only after that fill out your application forms. Please note that, practicum, which is unpaid work experience, is a prerequisite for this course. People with volunteering experience maybe considered in some schools.
The documentation should be provided and the fee for enrollment might need to be paid in advance or as per the school's requirements.
Applying for the Exam
Once you've applied and your application is processed, an email with your exam permit and instructions along with the schedule will be sent to you. You can print your exam permit and set an appointment date for the exam.
Preparing for the Exam
There are plenty of practise tests available online. Some of these tests you will need to pay for, but are definitely worth every penny you spend on them. In any case, the study guide will provide enough details for your exam. Make sure you spend a good amount of time reading and memorizing the standards and safety sections.
An official certificate of CMA is provided after you pass the exam. This certificate will add a lot of value to your resume. The employers have the option of confirming this accreditation if they check your CMA status. Also please note that re-certification is required every 60 months.
The medical assistant certification exam will allow you to perform various roles within an organization. If your organization in Cedar Creek TX 78612 is big, you might find opportunities in higher places for many kinds of clinical applications. Registered medical assistants can perform duties that require the upkeep of documentation, clerical work, maintenance of lab reports, among other duties.
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text: Meta Rate My Team PokéBase - Pokémon 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? 18 votes 778,361 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 20 previous comments @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 ------ commented Apr 9 by Luis ZEU Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 93 Answers 16 votes Arcanine @ Expert Belt Trait: Flash Fire Nature: Adamant Flare Blitz Extremespeed Crunch Wild Charge A heavy hitter with great coverage and pretty awesome bulk too. Flare Blitz is your main STAB move, and does a lot of damage. Extremespeed is useful priority to have ingame, and gets great neutral coverage. Crunch hits the many ghost & psychic types, including two members of the Elite 4. Wild Charge nails Water types. Flash Fire lets him switch into many Fire type moves that threaten your teammates. Galvantula @ Wide Lens Trait: Compoundeyes Nature: Timid Thunder Bug Buzz Energy Ball Sucker Punch / Discharge One of my personal favorites from Unova, it's so cool :3 what's great about this guy is that Compoundeyes bumps Thunder's accuracy up to a solid 91%, which is amazing when combined with his nice spatk and speed. Bug Buzz is secondary STAB, with perfect accuracy and hits Grass types much harder. Energy Ball covers Ground types, but Giga Drain is available from the bw2 tutors, so that's an option too for recovery. The last move is pretty much filler - Sucker Punch is priority off his decent attack stat, which can finish off weakened opponents, while Discharge is a 100% accurate electric STAB move with a nice chance to paralyze, helping out the slower members of your team. Wide Lens means your Thunders will almost never miss. Starmie @ Life Orb Trait: Natural Cure Nature: Timid / Modest Surf Psychic Ice Beam Recover 'Sexy Starmie!' This Pokemon has a huge movepool and great typing, probably the best water type available ingame. Surf is high power STAB and lets you go on water :D Psychic is another STAB move, but I'm not sure you can get it pre-E4 so Thunderbolt is great in that slot. Ice Beam is amazing coverage, it kills Grass types as well as stops you getting steamrolled by all the powerful Dragon types. Recover heals you of Life Orb recoil, and damage in general thanks to starmie's excellent natural bulk. Lucario @ Shell Bell Trait: Inner Focus, whatever it doesn't really matter Nature: Adamant Swords Dance Close Combat Ice Punch Extremespeed Your team's main physical sweeper, and counter to the many annoying Steel types. Swords Dance boosts his attack up to amazing levels. Close Combat is fantastic STAB with perfect accuracy and insignificant drawbacks. Ice Punch nets pretty good coverage along with fighting STAB. Extremespeed for priority, hits very hard at +2 and makes up for his average speed. Flygon @ Muscle Band / Lum Berry Trait: Levitate Nature: Jolly Outrage Earthquake Stone Edge Fly Another one of my favorite Pokemon <3 this one is great ingame, and synergises well with the team with his Ground typing & Levitate. Outrage is powerful STAB, but confuses you at the end which is why Lum Berry is an option. Earthquake is more STAB and hits a lot of types super effectively. Stone Edge is dat EdgeQuake coverage, nailing Flying and Bug types when you don't want to be locked into Outrage. Fly is nice coverage and obviously super helpful for traveling around. Tangrowth @ Leftovers Trait: Regenerator ( if you can get it ) Nature: Quiet / Brave Sleep Powder Giga Drain Earthquake Rock Slide / Synthesis This Pokemon is a freaking TANK. Takes water moves for your team and is generally baws. Sleep Powder neutralises your opponent's Pokemon and with no sleep clause ingame you're free to spam it as much as you like ;) Giga Drain is STAB and heals you nicely. Earthquake because it's Earthquake - it hits Steel and Fire types who wall you. Rock Slide is nice to hit Flying and Bug types, but Synthesis is reliable recovery. Along with Regenerator, this poke will almost never die. Note that if you want to keep your Starter, this team has a Fire / Water / Grass core, so you can easily replace one of them for the starter Pokemon of your choice. Try to keep them hitting from the same side of the attacking spectrum though, to keep the team balanced. Thanks for reading! :) answered Oct 12, 2012 by Spoink edited Oct 12, 2012 by Spoink Show 6 previous comments How do i teach flygon earthquake commented Jul 25, 2015 by nko89 Serperior may be the best starter for this. If you choose Emboar, you will have 2 fighting types. If you choose Samurott, your team would be short of a psychic type. commented Nov 21, 2016 by Orange Gaimer I would get outrage on arcanine beacuse i heard its really op commented Feb 21 by radi787 i would recommend not using a starter beacuse the gen 5 starters arent that great commented Feb 22 by radi787 Finally a kinda original team. I like the type coverage moves on your pokemon but to make this team more original/different I would change Flygon for Mandibuzz. Where can I find a staryu though? commented Mar 25 by Luis ZEU Please log in or register to add a comment. 13 votes I'll write one up for Oshawott: This guide is when this little guy is your partner. Samurott @ Mystic Water Trait: Torrent Hasty Nature (+Spd, -Def) or Naive Nature (+Spd, -SDef) or a neutral nature (Bashful, Quiet, Hardy, Serious....) Cut Waterfall Dive Surf This starter is a complete HM slave. 4 HMs on Pokemon? Let's go. Samurott's mixed attacking stats make this set not too bad for ingame. Surf, Waterfall, and Dive are all HMs, gain STAB, and get a Mystic Water boost. Cut cuts down trees. I hope you knew that. This allows you to get better moves on your other 5 Pokemon. Where to get the stuff for this moveset: Mystic Water: Route 4, Castelia City Cut: Virbank City Surf: Route 6 Waterfall: Victory Road Dive: Undella Town Obtained: As a starter Pokemon Arcanine @ Leftovers Trait: Intimidate / Flash Fire Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) If you can. Outrage Flare Blitz Thunder Fang / Wild Charge ExtremeSpeed / Strength Arcanine is chosen over the popular Darmanitan for several reasons. Darumaka's Hustle may hinder its performance, when them random misses occur, Darumaka can easily get KOed by a Water Gun or something like that. The second reason is that Growlithe is found quite early in the game; in the Virbank Complex. Third and most important: it gets Outrage. Outrage is dead useful ingame, destroying almost everything that doesn't have a resist, and has nearly perfect coverage with its Fire move. It also helps against Drayden, as well as defeating Kyurem-B/W and N's Zekrom / Reshiram. Flare Blitz is its STAB move, and hurts. But the recoil sucks, so Leftovers help in remedying the solution. Thunder Fang, which is found using the Heart Scale to the Move rememberer, covers Water Pokemon. Wild Charge is an option if you want more power. ExtremeSpeed picks off weakened foes, or you can use it for Strength. Now, to the abilities. Intimidate is the superior choice, as it will allow you to take more physical moves with ease. Flash Fire can be used to soak up Fire moves. Where to get the stuff for this moveset: Leftovers: Castelia Sewers Flare Blitz: Level 45 as a Growlithe Outrage: Level 43 as a Growlithe Thunder Fang: Move rememberer at PWT for 1 Heart Scale Wild Charge: Victory Road ExtremeSpeed: Move rememberer at PWT for 1 Heart Scale Strength: Castelia Sewers Obtained: Virbank Complex Crobat @ Muscle Band / Shell Bell Trait: Inner Focus Naughty Nature (+Atk, -SDef) If you can. Fly Cross Poison Heat Wave / Dark Pulse Roost The team's Flyer. Enough said. You can get a Zubat at the Castelia Sewers, which is pretty early, and it will screw Burgh over as a reward for being caught :3 Fly has decent power and STAB, and helps you travel around Unova easily. Cross Poison is obtained by Heart Scale and is better than Posion Fang for its power. Heat Wave nails any annoying Steel types, while Dark Pulse can be used to hit Psychic types. Roost heals off any damage you took. Shell Bell: Driftveil City Muscle Band: Battle Subway / PWT Fly: Route 5 Cross Poison: Move rememberer at PWT for 1 Heart Scale Heat Wave: Move Tutor in Humilau City for 10 Yellow Shards. Roost: Move Tutor in Humilau City for 6 Yellow Shards. Obtained: Castelia Sewers Zoroark @ Life Orb Trait: Illusion Hasty Nature (+Spd, -Def) Foul Play Night Daze Flamethrower U-turn This guy is so boss ingame. This is a mixed set, as Zoroark has great stats in both spectrums. Now, let me introduce you to the best move to this set: FOUL PLAY. This works EXTREMELY well against Drayden and Iris, who both have Dragons with high attack and access to Dragon Dance. It kills all the things. Night Daze is STAB, and works off Zoroark's good Special Attack. Flamethrower roasts Steel Pokemon. And Bug Pokemon. U-turn keeps momentum. While momentum isn't that important, you can switch Zoroark with your Crobat to provide x4 immunities. Life Orb: Battle Subway / PWT Foul Play: LV 29 Night Daze: LV 64 Flamethrower: Route 23 U-turn: Move rememberer at PWT for 1 Heart Scale Obtained: Driftveil City Upon request: Genesect @ Expert Belt Trait: Download Hasty Nature (+Spd, -Def) or Naive Nature (+Spd, -SDef) or a neutral nature (Bashful, Quiet, Hardy, Serious....) X-Scissor Flamethrower Ice Beam Thunderbolt The standard Genesect set, except with X-Scissor instead of U-turn. X-Scissor is your STAB, and the other 3 moves are coverage. Can't really explain much, but Expert Belt and the coverage this thing provides will rack up loads of damage. It is advised to use Flash Fire on Arcanine to patch up this guy's Fire weakness. Expert Belt: Driftveil City, Route 19 X-Scissor: LV 51 Flamethrower: Route 23 Ice Beam: Giant Chasm Thunderbolt: Victory Road Obtained: Event Haxorus @ Muscle Band Trait: Mold Breaker Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) If possible. Dragon Dance Dragon Claw Earthquake Low Kick / Strength Haxorus is the monster of the team. this guy is insanely powerful ingame. You can capture an Axew in Mistralton Cave. Axew has axes, I mean, access to great moves. Dragon Claw and Dragon Dance are learned quite early on. Dragon Claw is your STAB. Earthquake nails Electric types and Levitators. Low Kick is your Fighting type coverage against Ice types, while Strength can be used over that if you didn't do so for Arcanine. Muscle Band: PWT / Battle Subway Dragon Dance: LV 32 Dragon Claw: LV 28 Earthquake: Route 15 Low Kick: Driftveil City for 8 Red Shards Obtained: Mistralton Cave answered Oct 14, 2012 by Mewderator edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster Show 14 previous comments I would suggest not teaching any HM moves to him commented Dec 14, 2015 by Etho-B-W Would jolteon be a good alternative as an electric type commented Mar 12, 2016 by Greenman13 Never thought about using both my favorites, Lucario and Zoruark on one team 0_0 Thank you, you just helped me formulate what is probably my strongest non-legendary in-game team of all time. commented Sep 27, 2016 by Lucario4Life That is the worse moveset for samurott, there are better pookémon to be the HM especialist, and also samurott is much better at fighting, especialy because he have a wide movepool and very good stats. commented Jul 1, 2017 by Olli Can you provide an alternative for genesect, because I don't have that event. commented Apr 26 by Ultramudkip999 Please log in or register to add a comment. 8 votes Starter- Emboar @ Choice Band Trait:Blaze Adamant Nature (+Atk, SAtk) -Rock Slide -Earthquake -Heat Crash -Brick Break >Powerhouse attacker. Wild Charge and Earthquake are nice coverage. Flare Blitz and Superpower are powerful STABs but with the negative effects. But considering you are banned I dont think you will be staying in after one attack anyways. Vaporeon @ Leftovers Trait:Water Absorb Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk) -Surf -Acid Armour -Ice Beam -Aqua Ring >The surfer of your team. This guy is bulky and like I said I like the eeveelutions so there will be one on all my answers. Surf is here because he's a surfer and its STAB. Acid Armour raises your already decent defense. Ice Beam is coverage and Aqua Ring allows you to get even more health each turn. Plus with its ability it can switch in on those water moves incoming for any of your Pokemon weak to them. Crobat @ Black Sludge Trait:Inner Focus Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) -Fly -Posion Fang -U-turn -Return >Instead of walking around Unova you can Fly. Fly is STAB and you need it for flying around. Posion Fang is STAB and has a 30% chance to Badly poison your opponent which makes them lose more health every turn. U-Turn is for instead of hard switching you can cause some damage then retreat. Return is pretty much just filler since I didn't know what else to put, but since Crobat evolves off of happiness its pretty good. Zoroark @ Life Orb Trait: Illusion Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) -Nasty Plot -Agility -Dark Pulse -Flamethrower >A very powerful Special sweeper. Nasty Plot and Agility are for setting up for a sweep so you can outspeed and hit everything hard. Dark Pulse is STAB and Flamethrower is coverage. Sandslash @ Put whatever you want Trait:Sand Veil Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) -Stone Edge -Earthquake -X-Scissor -Swords Dance >I like him, used him in my HG playthrough. Stone Edge and Earthquake give that amazing Stone-Quake Combo plus Earthquake is STAB. X-Scissor is coverage and you have Swords Dance to raise your Attack. Genesect @ Expert Belt Trait:Download Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) -Ice Beam -Thunderbolt -Bug Buzz -Flamethrower >I put him here just because you ask. I couldnt think of another Pokemon so here you go. Ice Beam and Thunderbolt give you nice bolt-beam coverage and flamethrower is even more coverage. Bug Buzz is STAB. answered Oct 11, 2012 by Kameko edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster Show 15 previous comments HEYYYY commented Jan 9, 2013 by Generekt I really think your starter sucks. commented Jul 8, 2013 by PikaPals :O its not that bad. commented Jul 8, 2013 by MonoUmbreon Techo Blast only sucks if you don't have one of those plate thingys. commented Dec 1, 2013 by Pokelord991 You couldn`t think of a better pokemon and you put genesect?you could`ve gone with haxorus or dragon sweeper since the champion is a dragon type user and you don`t have any dragon type coverage except for vaporeon`s ice beam which won`t do much. commented Jan 8, 2016 by gallade11 Please log in or register to add a comment. 8 votes Okeydoke, I'm not gonna include sprites or anything, but I've always found this to almost be a standard for a simple to run BW2 team. Starter: Emboar or Samurott A simple place to throw Leftovers for a item for either one. Now... Emboar: - Flame Charge / Heat Crash / Flare Blitz ( Game progression ) - Arm Thrust / Hammer Arm - Rock Tomb / Rollout / Rock Slide / Stone Edge / Head Smash - Tail whip / Defense Curl / Bulldoze / Earthquake Samurott: - Water Gun / Razor Shell / Water Pulse / Surf / Waterfall ( Physical special alternates ) - Fury Cutter / Megahorn / - Ice Beam / Revenge - Return / Dragon Tail / Grass Knot Now, the other but alternative slot is depending on starter. For Emboar - Golduck: - Water Gun / Water Pulse / Surf / Hydro Pump - Confusion / Psychic / Psyshock - Ice Beam / Hidden Power - Return / Substitute / Filler move For Samurott - Arcanine: - Flame Wheel / Fire Fang / Flare Blitz - Bite / Reversal / Crunch - Return / Strength - Outrage / Wild Charge Next up is.. Lucario: - Force Palm / Aura Sphere / Focus Blast / Close Combat - Return / Extreme Speed - Bulldoze / Bone Rush / Dig / Earthquake - Rock Tomb / Rock Slide / Stone Edge Zoroark: - Faint Attack / Foul Play / Night Daze / Dark Pulse / Night Slash - Incinerate / Flamethrower / Hidden Power - Focus Blast / Return - Grass Knot / U-Turn Unfezant: - Flying type move of choice until you get Fly - Normal type move of choice until you get Return - Stat move of choice until you get Work Up - Quick Attack / Roost / U-turn The last slot really is kind of the legendary preserve slot, but a nice electric type always makes this slot pretty good. Otherwise, just stick your legendary of choice here. Zebstrika: - Spark / Wild Charge - Flame Charge - Stomp / Thrash / Return - Pursuit / Rock Smash / Volt Switch Have fun. answered Oct 14, 2012 by Josh Thanks, Josh =D commented Oct 14, 2012 by JirachiCelebiMew u know eelectross has higher att and sp.att .i use now ellectross and he powns commented Jan 26, 2013 by gaRchOmp MasTeR I wouldn't put Water Gun on a Samurott if I were you. commented Mar 6, 2015 by ArcaNineTails This is pretty much my team XD commented Mar 3, 2016 by lucariorox3 Please log in or register to add a comment. 7 votes - This is for if you chose this guys as you starter Pokemon. You might not like my items but you can change them to whatever you want it is just ingame :3 . Well of course theres your starter. In this case its Snivy. Serperior @ Miracle Seed Trait:Overgrow Nature: First set-Timid (+Spd, -Atk)/ Second set-Jolly (+Spd, -SAtk) Evs:Ingame dosent matter since you wont be ev training ingame First Set-Leech Seed,Giga Drain,Dragon Pulse,Growth Second Set-Coil,Leaf Blade,Aqua Tail,Return >Depending on which kind of Serperior you like better Physical or Special. With the first set pair it with Timid nature. Leech Seed provides constant damage and healing, Giga Drain is STAB and gives more healing, both are powered up by Miracle Seed. Dragon Pulse is Coverage(and it can learn Dragon Pulse through BW2 tutor dont worry I checked). Growth is the only move I could find of his that boost SAtk but I guess you could turn the set into a mix sweeper if you wanted just replace the nature. The Physical set is my favorite. Coil boost your Attack,Defense,and Accuracy. Leaf Blade is STAB,Aqua Tail and Return are coverage and all three get that boost from Coil, Aqua Tail getting the most out of it as its lowered accuracy is brought up. all teams in game need a surfer and a flyer so why not have both in one Pokemon. Swanna @ Leftovers Trait: Big Pecks Nature: Naive(+Spd, -SDef) Evs:Dont matter Moves-Surf,Fly,Roost,(Filler) >Like I said a Surfer and a Flyer in one. Surf and Fly are not only powerful but have their ingame uses. Roost is to heal off Damage. I didnt know what to give it for its last move so just put anything you want there. Plus Swanna is just a boss all around. With those two you have a little Ice weakness, but its easily fixed. Mienshao @ Expert Belt Trait: Regenerator Nature: Jolly (+Spd, -SAtk) EVs:im just going to assume its okay for me not to post this anymore :3 Moves-Brick Break,U-Turn,Swords Dance,Rock Slide >Well here is your counter to Ice types. Its pretty much a counter to everything though. Swords Dance is here for obvious reasons.U-Turn is coverage and lets you switch out to activate Regenerator. Now Brick Break and Rock Slide might not be as powerful as Hi Jump Kick and Stone Edge, but this is Ingame and hitting is more important than Power. Plus Brick Break breaks the screens and Rock Slide can flinch. Okay I have kind of doing mono-unova ill stay away from unova Pokemon for now on. Flying types could be a problem, along some other things how about a steel type and a electric type. Magnezone @ Iron Ball Trait:Analytic(if you can get a hold to a DW one if not go with Sturdy) Nature: Relaxed (+Def, -Spd) Moves- Thunderbolt,Gyro Ball,Thunder Wave, Protect >I love this guy. With its DW ability Analytic if it moves last its attacks get a boost.Thunderbolt is a great STAB and Gyro Ball which already gets a boost based on the speed difference from Magnezone and its opponent its also gets that Analytic boost.Thunder Wave would ruin this guy but its only here as a way to catch legendaries easier, making all your moves weaker due to the loss of Analytic. Protect can be used as scouting in Challenge Mode if you ever decide to play that.The item also makes you slower. (It increases the AI of the NPCs making them just that much harder to beat, it also raises the Pokemon levels so good luck.) We all know I love eevee so I have to throw a eeveelution in on this team. plus you could use a solid way to deal with Psychic types and have a special wall that the same time. Umbreon @ Leftovers -one of my favorite eeveelutions he gets the biggest picture.Your arguement is invalid. Trait:Synchronize Nature: Sassy(+SDef, -Spd) Moves-Payback,Wish(if you can get it if not thats fine just use Moonlight),Confuse Ray,Screech >Again one of my favorite eeveelutions its actually my second after eevee. Payback with the minus speed makes for a great STAB.Wish/Moonlight is recovery. Confuse Ray lets you wear down your opponent if they hit themselves. Screech since Umbreon has that not so great base 65 Attack, and since you are a great wall its perfect. After looking through the suggestion I gave I see no real weakness you cant handle so now you can throw in any pokmen you want. I for one will throw in a fire type but you can change to whatever you want. Camerupt @ I dont know Sitrus Berry? Trait: Solid Rock Nature:Modest (+SAtk, -Atk) Moves-Earth Power,Flamethrower,Yawn,Rock Polish >Earth Power and Flamethrower are great STAB moves. Yawn puts the opponent to sleep allowing you to set up your Rock Polishes and then mini-sweep. answered Oct 9, 2012 by Kameko edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster Show 5 previous comments ok fine ill write it up now commented Oct 12, 2012 by Kameko loving this one man, the only thing i would do is change the umbreon move set in my opinion, i love all the eeveelutions and umbreon being my favourite pokemon of all time! i'd go: item: leftovers/chesto berry (depends if you wanna use rest) nature: (+spD-spA) not sure what it is moves: curse, moonlight/rest, payback, toxic/return/last resort - obviously curse spamming works amazingly well with umbreon because of his high D anyway, now use moonlight/rest to heal then payback for massive damage, the 4th move depends on your style, if you want huge damage after you set yourself up-last resort, consistantly good damage-return(will have high damage because you need happiness to evolve) and if you want to stall them to death while healing-toxic overall great job ^^ that is just my moveset for him since you dont have a "tank" in that team :P commented Oct 18, 2012 by benall08 Really,magnezone without air baloon OR a berry that weakens ground type moves.wow.Serperior needs the naughty nature(+atk. ,-sp.def)Your serperior needs more power,he's your starter!You don't need miracle seed beacause you only have one physical move that's a grass type move.You need the power anclet.Do the PWT tournaments a lot and you'll get it. commented Oct 29, 2012 by Megaflygon Remember this is ingame those items are not really good commented Oct 31, 2012 by Kameko what`s your dragon coverage? commented Jan 8, 2016 by gallade11 Please log in or register to add a comment. 6 votes Starter - Samurott @ Trait:Torrent Sassy Nature (+SDef, -Spd) -Surf -Megahorn -Ice Beam -Retaliate >The Starter and Surfer of your team. I made him a mixed sweeper as thats how I use my both ingame and competitively though the moves are different. Hes not the fastest in the world so taking away his speed doesnt matter much so you can be bulkier. Surf is STAB and ingame use. Megahorn and Ice Beam is coverage, while Retaliate is good for revenge killing any of your Pokemon that faint. Arcanine @ Trait:Intimidate Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) -Flame Charge -Crunch -Thunder Fang -Outrage >Flame Charge is pretty good ingame considering its a decent STAB and raises your speed at the same time. Thunder Fang and Crunch are nice coverage and I want to try Outrage on Arcanine so thats why that is there. Lucario @ Trait:Inner Focus Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) -Rock Slide -Metal Claw -Force Palm -Shadow Claw >A pure attacking lucario. Metal Claw is STAB and has a chance to raise attack which is nice, along with Force Palm being STAB and having that chance to paralyze. Shadow Claw and Rock Slide are coverage. Crobat @ Black Sludge Trait:Inner Focus Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) -Fly -Posion Fang -U-turn -Return >Instead of walking around Unova you can Fly. Fly is STAB and you need it for flying around. Posion Fang is STAB and has a 30% chance to Badly poison your opponent which makes them lose more health every turn. U-Turn is for instead of hard switching you can cause some damage then retreat. Return is pretty much just filler since I didn't know what else to put, but since Crobat evolves off of happiness its pretty good. Roserade @ Trait:Natural Cure Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) -Giga Drain -Sludge Bomb -Shadow Ball -Stun Spore >Giga Drain and Sludge Bomb are great STABs, with Giga Drain healing you and Sludge Bomb having the potential to poison. Shadow Ball is coverage, and Stun Spore is for a reliable status to catch Pokemon. Glaceon @ Trait:Snow Cloak Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) -Frost Breath -Shadow Ball -Hail -Charm >The reason I have Frost Breath over Ice Beam is that it always crits, and if you get somebody in game that raises their special defense you can always bring in Glaceon and ignore the boost. Shadow Ball is coverage, Hail is to take advantage of its ability though you might not be using it, Charm lowers the opponent's attack. answered Oct 12, 2012 by Kameko edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster Show 9 previous comments Instead of inner focus lucario get hidden ability justified commented Jun 28, 2013 by pokemonmaster100 best team for competitive just take out a move with roserade add grasswhistle and take out glaceon and add Excadrill with stealth rock, rapid spin, earthquake and flash cannon make it hold air balloon commented Nov 25, 2013 by chocolatemonkey123 I troll with this unsportsmanlike party: Umbreon, Flareon, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Espeon, and Glaceon. Someone sends out a water type: Return Flareon! Go Jolteon. Decides to switch to ground type: Return jJolteon Go glaceon. I battled my friend with this party and he got so pissed off because I kept switching pokemon. commented Oct 29, 2014 by kaidthenickl Glaceon is only obtainable after the elite 4 so if I swich to mamoswine,he would be a one-hit KO with one flamethrower.I prefer a Weavile because it is fast and powerful but obtained late inthe game (same case goes for piloswine)after 7 badges commented Jan 8, 2016 by gallade11 edited Jan 8, 2016 by gallade11 I love that Glaceon you got. I think it astoundingly deserves that spot. It makes great coverage for any type. commented Apr 1, 2016 by Metagross3124 Please log in or register to add a comment. 5 votes Yes! I'm finally ready for this! This is a team for White 2 only. Starter: Samurott (M) @Leftovers Naughty Nature Ability:Torrent Moveset: Dig Megahorn Superpower Surf The naughty nature ups attack witch he needs beacause he's the first Pokemon in my party.It decreases sp. Defence beacause that stat is strong in every samurott. Dig can beat annoying suprise electric types or those steels. Megahorn always works,beats grass,and has a ton of power that makes almost every one a KO.Superpower or fighting types has the most type coverage and this paticular one has 100 accuracy and 140 power. Surf is it's only water move and is good for outside of battle,not to mention the beautiful STAB. Aggron(F) @Lum Berry Nature:Adamant Ability:Sturdy Moveset: Iron Defense Thunderpunch Head Smash Iorn Tail You need at least 1 rock type on any Pokemon team and this is it.Iron Defense is to already boost the unbeleivable defense it has. I was going to do thunder to replace the fact that there is no electric type on this team, but it's special. So I went with the obvious choice, thunderpunch. Outrage I don't have to explain.It's that great.Head Smash covers fireice,bug,and flying types. Exept for skyamory, plus there's STAB,and no recoil beacause it's part of the Aggon evolution chain. Iorn Tail has a good amount of power for a 10 PP move.It's also my finisher move if I find a Pokemon Aggron's not good at beating like a poison type. Tangrowth(M) @Lum Berry Rash Nature Ability:Leaf Guard Moveset: Rest Giga Drain Sunny Day Earthquake It's nature is rash beacause it focuses on special attack.It lowers speed but a lot of strong sp.defence Pokemon in this.Sunny Day for his ability leaf guard witch means he can't be inficted with paralys,sleep,or a burn.Giga Drain is for recovery and water or rock types. Rest is for recovery.It has a lum berry so when it uses Rest it'll immediately wake up. Earthquake is my powerhouse finishing move. Camerupt:(F) @Fire Gem Nature:Modest Ability:Magma Armor Moveset: Sunny Day Solar Beam Rock Polish Eruption Don't see much Camerupts in Pokemon teams,so here you go! Fire gem for it's Eruption, same for the modest nature.Solar Beam destroys every type disadvantage of fire types. Rock polish is for improving some of the weaknesses of camerupt's basic stat. The other one, Eruption,is just type coverage.Also,with STAB this move can really help with eruption. Eruption has unbeleavible power with 150 power+75 power(STAB)+75 power(Fire Gem)+75 (Sunny Day)=375 power. I don't have any other Pokemon with fire type moves.I also picked it beacause of it's power.Sunny day for solar beam and improving eruption's power. You should give it a PP max for Camerupt's Eruption. Espeon:(M) @Exp. Share/Power Anclet(Exp. share before PWT,Power Anclet after PWT). Nature:Gente Ability:Synchronize Moveset: Shadow Ball Psychic Reflect Signal Beam Ultimate Espeon!Exp. Share beacause it won't get out much/A power anclet for the weakened espeon stat of attack. Sychronize due to it's usefulness.This covers all of the E4 too. Shadow Ball for ghost,and psychic types. Reflect for defence help.....Psychic for fighting. Signal Beam is very importaint for the coverage of it's main weakness,dark. It's also for secondary psychic type coverage. Flygon(F) @Lum Berry Nature:Relaxed Ability:Levitate Moveset: Fly Dragon Claw Earth Power Sandstorm FLYGONS!Love them. You need at least 1 Dragon type on your 6 Pokemon team and this is it. Dragon Claw is strong and I need it beacause of dragon coverage,not to mention STAB. Fly beacause of it's efficancy on getting you somewhere.The Earth Power is STAB, and this is the only ground move on the team, because I couldn't fit one on Aggron. Sandsotrom will usually hurt the enemy because it only doesn't effect ground,steel, and rock types, so it'll help. Think of it as a hazard, sorta. Where everything is found: Leftovers:Castelina Sewers.Dragon and Fire Gem:All Caves.Lum Berry:Village Bridge(Daily). Exp.Share:Castelina City.Power Anclet:PWT Pokemon:Oshuott:Starter.Aron:Mistrlalation Cave.Tangela:Route 13.Numel:Reversal Mountain.Evee:Castelina City.Trapinch:Desert Resort TMs and move tutors: TM 28:Route 4.TM25:Iccirus City Pokemart.TM71:Twist Mountain.TM44:Castelina City.TM11:Mistralatin City Pokemart.TM26:Route 15.TM22:Pinwheel Forest.TM50:N's Castle. TM69:Reversal Mountain.TM30:Reversal Mountain.TM29:Route 13.TM33:Nimbasa City Pokemart.TM90:Twis Mountain(winter)HM2:Route 5.HM3:Route 6.Move Tutor moves:Superpower:10 B shards.Outrage:10 G shards.Iorn Tail:6 B shards.Giga Drain:10 Y shards.Signal Beam:6 R Shards.Other:Megahorn:Samurott lv.1.Eruption:Camerupt lv.52. Well,that's it. These Pokemon cover every 17 types.Hope everyone likes it! answered Oct 28, 2012 by Megaflygon edited Dec 8, 2012 by Megaflygon Show 16 previous comments Well this team still is pretty flawed. I mean you could go with Hydreigon, but level 64.... eesh. You won't have it unless you overtrain, or after the Elite Four. And Thunder on Aggron is not very good. commented Nov 1, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark Changed Hydreigon to Flygon,though I wish flygon could learn reflect.Kept Thunder on Aggron beacause there's no electric types on this team.Though I tried to get one. commented Nov 1, 2012 by Megaflygon I'm the only here that dislikes Flygon? Flygon cries when my Hydreigon comes to battle commented Apr 17, 2013 by SalamenceXD You wanna go? xD commented May 1, 2013 by Megaflygon No matter how many playthroughs I do, Aggron is in each one! commented Oct 29, 2014 by kaidthenickl Please log in or register to add a comment. 4 votes WARNING! This team is for W2 Team Overview Emboar > For a very reliable starter, go with Emboar Flare Blitz/Fire Punch Flame Charge Head Smash/Rock Slide/Earthquake Arm Thrust/Hammer Arm/ Brick Break Electabuzz This may seem like a very strange choice, but it's not. I've used Electabuzz effectively in SS, Platinum and now White 2. He may not be as good as Electivire, but he still packs a huge punch Thunderbolt/Electro Ball Volt Switch Focus Blast Signal Beam/Psychic Liligant In my opinion, one of the best grass types that are obtainable in W2. Quiver Dance will help you greatly, and with access to Petal Dance and a Sun Stone, before the 4th gym, Liligant will be one of the best special attackers on your team. Petal Dance Giga Drain/Energy Ball Quiver Dance Grass Knot Zoroark A MUST on any in-game team. Focus Blast Night Daze/Dark Pulse U-Turn Flamethrower Flygon The flyer, plus a good physical attacker. This guy will help you take down Drayden with the help of our next team member, and also get you around Unova fast. Earthquake Rock Slide Dragon Claw/Outrage Fly Lapras WARNING. This Lapras may take you a while to catch, but it's worth the wait. It can be a physical and special attacker plus your surfer. Ice Beam Surf Thunderbolt Hydro Pump However, if you can't catch him, I suggest Vaporeon as a substitute Acid Armour Aqua Ring Ice Beam Surf answered Nov 1, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster Show 4 previous comments Of course Flame Charge would be weak at the 6th gym. It's a ground gym. commented Nov 1, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark Heat Crash :/ commented Nov 2, 2012 by Kameko -_- Heat Crash is useless after Gym 7. The Pokemon get heavier, and why pass up an opportunity to upgrade to fixed damage? commented Nov 4, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark im just saying,dont put flame charge on emboar,with 50 base power..... commented Mar 24, 2013 by Plums03 One problem:Lilligant commented Jul 6, 2016 by Noah16892 Please log in or register to add a comment. 4 votes Well here is a good ingame team for Black 2 or White 2.(Items are of no real concern ingame)(HM slaves not included with package) Your Starter: (Snivy) Serperior Trait: Overgrow Nature: Adamant/Jolly EVs are of no concern here Leaf Blade Coil Return Leech Seed He is great for beating Clay and Marlon. Plus, his bulkiness allows him to last longer in early ingame battles. First Teambuilder: (Riolu) Lucario Trait: Inner Focus Nature: Modest/Timid EVs are of no concern Aura Sphere Dragon Pulse Calm Mind ExtremeSpeed This is all you need to beat the first 2 gyms. The next Pokemon will be from Castelia. Next Added: (Eevee) Espeon Trait: Synchronize Nature: Modest EVs are of no concern Morning Sun Psychic Shadow Ball (TM 30) Signal Beam (Move Tutor) There is no access to Flareon yet but even though Espeon and Serperior are weak to Bug, Riolu/Lucario will be able to tackle this gym easily. **And now lets heat this up!: (Litwick) Chandelure Trait: Flash Fire Nature: Timid/Modest EVs are of no concern yet Fire Blast Energy Ball (TM 53) Shadow Ball (TM 30 or Level up) Hidden Power (Water) (TM 10) or Will-o-Wisp Now wait till Village Bridge: Lapras Trait: Water Absorb Nature: Modest EVs are not important Surf (HM 03) Ice Beam Ice Shard Thunderbolt (TM 24) Last is after Marlon: (Zweilous) Hydreigon Trait: Levitate Nature: Modest Evs are of no concern Surf (HM 03) Dragon Pulse Fire Blast (TM 38) Dark Pulse (Move Tutor) I know that 5/6 of these are Special Attackers but this is ingame. It wil not matter much and these are the best that this team can have. :) answered Nov 1, 2012 by DracoArceus how can you get hydreigon after marlon?its only obtainable after the pokemon leaque commented Feb 17, 2013 by gaRchOmp MasTeR I like you. My favorite starter, Eeveelution, ghost type, a dragon type, 2nd favorite fighting type (my first favorite is Mienfoo/shao ) And of course, Lapras. I love grass, ice, dragon, and psychic types. I think I might try it soon, but I already tried to get Lapras once, but I only found one and it used Perish Song and couldn't find another, so I went with an Azumarill. commented Jul 11, 2013 by Dratini_32 Please log in or register to add a comment. 3 votes Note, this team is very powerful and is not for people who want challenge in their games, so please plan accordingly! Starter: (Ohawott) --> --> __ By the way, you can have any suitable items on this team, there are very good items that could be put, yet there are too many of them to list so I have not put the items. Samurott Trait: Torrent Nature: Quirky/Hardy/Docile/Serious/Bashful - Surf/Waterfall - Ice Beam - Slash - X-Scissor Samurott is good as it can provide you with Surf/Waterfall HM's provides a good mixed set and has OK defences and speed. __ Excadrill Trait: Sand (Force/Rush) No difference unless you have a ingame sand team. Nature: Jolly (+Spe -SpA) - Hone Claws - Fissure - Guillotine - Iron Head This is my awesome OHKO set. With a few Hone Claw boosts, you will power up the strength of Iron Head and also increase accuracy for the OHKO moves. I suggest you have both in case you face either a Ghost type or flying type etc. __ Virizion Trait: Justified Nature: Adamant (+Atk -SpA) - Leaf Blade - Sacred Sword - Strength - Swords Dance This is a standard S - Dance set which also provides a HM (Strength) which can pack a punch with S - Dance. Volcarona Trait: Flame Body Nature: Modest (+SpA -Atk) - Flamethrower - Quiver Dance - Bug Buzz - Psychic This is a Quiver Dance set. I don't like Fiery Dance because Volcarona learns it at level 100 so yeah. __ Crobat Trait: Inner Focus Nature: Adamant (+Atk -SpA) - Cross Poison - Fly - X-Scissor - Roost This is my nice Crobat which provides as a flyer for the team and also knows roost as it is helpful. __ Electivire Trait: Motor Drive Nature: Jolly (-SpA +Spe) - Thunder Punch - Earthquake - Brick Break - Ice Punch Normal Electivire set...Nuff Said. __ Right, so I hope you guys liked my team! Feel free to add any suggestions by commenting below! BTW I have defeated 4 of the Champions Pokemon using Excadrill only! (:D) answered Dec 4, 2012 by Flare edited Apr 17, 2013 by Pokemaster electrivire? replace it. commented Jul 13, 2013 by PikaPals in pokemon sapphire i defeated the champion only using kyogre commented Jul 16, 2013 by flickinskip electivire is pretty cool and gets the perfect coverage set commented Aug 21, 2013 by gallolala Tradez commented Sep 18, 2013 by PikaPals Excadrill learns Horn Drill, not guillotine commented Nov 17, 2016 by Orange Gaimer and why both guillotine (horn drill*) e fissure? Both does the same thing, why strenght in virizion? You could add alot of different type moves, such as wild charge for example with more power and can be very effective against flying who is double effect agains virizion. commented Jul 1, 2017 by Olli Please log in or register to add a comment. 2 votes STARTER Samurott Surf- STAB and a great special attack Ice Beam- coverage especially against grass with good power Aqua Tail/Waterfall- Both are good physical STAB water type moves Aqua tail is more powerful with less accuracy and waterfall is less powerful with more accuracy and the added bonus of being a HM so that you can climb waterfalls Swords Dance- If you want to boost the Aqua tail/Waterfall Lucario Aura Sphere- Never misses and has great power, STAB, and how can anyone forget Lucario's signature move Close Combat- If you want a powerful physical attack + STAB Earthquake/Stone edge- For coverage, I personally like Earthquake cause it covers more types, more accuracy, more pp, but if you want to have stone edge that is pretty good too Dark Pulse- Die psychics Extremespeed- For a grand finish Ampharos Thunderbolt- great combination of power and accuracy, STAB Thunder- If you think you need some big firepower Signal Beam- just for coverage Light Screen- If the opponents smart then he/she'll use a physical attack which would make use of static, if not, then you have higher special defense Arcanine Flamethrower- STAB, good power and accuracy Extremespeed- So you can finish of the Pokemon Thunder fang- water types are now taken care of Flare Blitz- A powerful physical fire type move if you want Haxorus Outrage/Dragon claw- Both are powerful and STAB. Dragon claw is not as powerful as outrage but you won't have to worry about confusion and switching out mid-battle Dragon Dance-raising his powerful attack and great speed will devastate your opponenents Earthquake- Great power, uses mold breaker, lots of type coverage, just an awesome move Brick Break- lots of type coverage especially on ice Crobat Cross Poison- good power, STAB, and can poison the target Acrobatics/Air Slash- both are STAB. Air slash can make your opponent flinch, but acrobatics has great power but sacrifices a hold item Fly- your gonna need it to fly but it's an okay battle move U-turn- hit hard and retreat OPTIONAL Genesect Bug buzz/Techno Blast- Techno blast holding the douse drive covers its only weakness, bug buzz is powerful and STAB Flamethrower-best fire type move Thunderbolt-best electrical attack Ice Beam- dominant ice typer Genesect is a great Pokemon for your team even if it's legendary. It has a great move pool. It can replace anyone on your team. Hope this helped. answered Oct 14, 2012 by Generekt You'd have 5 pokemon before the 3rd gym... wow. commented Oct 28, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark And thats why i feel it is a good team commented Oct 29, 2012 by Generekt reshown Nov 2, 2012 by Generekt No, that actually makes it very bad. You would have to seriously train all of your Pokemon, because the more Pokemon you have, the more underleveled you get. commented Oct 29, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark And before the 3rd gym is even worse. You should have 5 Pokemon after gym 6 or 7, not before the Desert Resort. commented Oct 29, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark Very true, I fell behind back in Platinum because I fell for this. I didn't have my full team until I beat Clay. Samurott, Lucario, Crobat, Flygon, Zoroark and Volcarona was what I used. commented Oct 30, 2012 by Fizz That's still a little early, but that's quite a good team :) I finally caught a Weavile to finish off my first team after Marlon. commented Oct 30, 2012 by IntergalacticZoroark Oh yeah its usually i train a lot sorry commented Nov 2, 2012 by Generekt Please log in or register to add a comment. 2 votes so far i'm doing a play through of B&W2 atm, and this is my endgame team and the Pokemon I'm using are as below: vaporeon @ leftovers ability : hydration nature : modest moves: rain dance, surf, rest, shadowball/ice beam (if you research into this, you'l see why its so powerful) - shadow ball for coverage and ice beam to get rid of those pesky dragons. it is also your surfer and does well at it! scrafty @ chesto berry ability : moxie nature : adament moves: dragon dance, rest, crunch, crick break/closecombat -capable of taking down anyone as a physical sweeper my personal favourite :) chandelure @ quick claw ability : flame body nature : modest moves : pain split, shadowball, energyball, minimize(use with pain split to make chandelure a hard target to hit!) - tanky special sweeper that makes it hard to survive a long battle against eelektross @ expert belt ability : levitate nature : doesnt really matter on this one, but boosted att would help alot! moves : thunder, drain punch, facade, aqua tail - now there is a reason that I have this moveset, if I use vaporeon before I send out this beast, thunder has stab +100% accuracy because of the rain, and aqua tail now has boosted power aswell because of the rain. drain punch is to gain hp back (which is why the att nature helps) and facade is because 9/10 times the only way to take this machine down is with poison, or burn or paralysis, this makes the status condition backfire on them bigtime ;) there is a method to my madness! but even without the rain its still a very powerful Pokemon that will rely on luck with the thunder, so worth it. roserade @ big root/miracle seed ability : natural cure nature : boosted speed or spec attack moves : toxic, venoshock, giga drain, leechseed/grasswhistle - this be my shredder! if I come across a Pokemon with high hp or defense, this is what I turn to. toxic to venoshock is always a powerful combo + stab makes it stronger, and then giga drain for hp and stab, alround great move, and finally leech seed/grasswhistle, leech seed+toxic= massive damage per turn plus your attack, and you get more hp back with the big root, or you can use grass whistle to save yourself from fainting and giving yourself some hp for a couple of turns. cheeky hey :P and finally! flygon @ lum berry ability : levitate (dont get much choice) nature : boosted speed or attack moves : outrage, stone edge, fly, roost - flygon has been a favourite since it came out in ruby saffire and emerald, outrage is rediculously strong with the lum berry (no consequence of confusion! >.<) stone edge has high crit and takes care of the other weakness ice! (4xsuper effective) fly purely because you cant have flygon without fly ;) and it gives good coverage. and stalls out a battle. and roost because who doesnt like a good heal on a Pokemon!? :P now those that have read this may be wondering why I dont have a starter in this team? thats because I find the starters to scale out late into the game and dont have the play style that I enjoy, although if I was to use a starter in this team, I would swap out roserade for this: serperior @ scope lense nature : boosted attack moves : coil, aqua tail, iron tail, leaf blade, synthesis - now I have fiddled around with all the starters in black and white, and found serperior to be the most successful, I have tried a special attack based one and it didnt even compare to the power of this one, aqua tail and iron tail both get benifits from coil in the accuracy department, (and take out 2 of your weaknesses fire and ice) and leaf blade for stab and with the scope lense if that thing crits, it will hurt! finally synthesis is to help out with the coil, if your D or the oppenent is hitting hard on you, and its another heal, I like heals :) this is my personal favourite team and all of my Pokemon have great survive-ability which makes versing "glass cannon" Pokemon like mienshoa and lucario fun! very fun, and if you use marilands black and white 2 team builder, you will find that this team have great coverage ( can hit every type super effectively ) and have good defensive stats. thanks! and I hope this helped alot to anyone reading <3 answered Oct 18, 2012 by benall08 Why does serperior have five moves? commented Dec 17, 2012 by GarchompFTW GarchompFTW, I think it has five moves because you can choose to put either Aqua Tail or Iron Tail. commented Nov 29, 2015 by HenryWong122 better trade aqua tail with aerial ace, aqual tail will only cover fire, and most of the times you will use another pokemon to deal with fire types, an flying move can make it more versatile and also cover against bug pokemon. With coil improving his defense and ofense, aerial ace even become stronger easy, commented Jul 1, 2017 by Olli Please log in or register to add a comment. 2 votes This team is for all those who chose serperior like I did. This is a team for Black 2 only. Serperior @Leftovers Ability:Overgrow Nature:Brave Moveset: Coil Leaf Blade Aqua Tail Return The serperior best moveset on this post.Coil to up stats that serperior's arn't that high like defence or attack.Leaf Blade for STAB,probably be the only grass type move on the team,and it's just like flamethrower and surf beacause of power and PP.Aqua Tail beacause of Emboar and other fire types.Return beacause she'll like you beacause she's your starter,wich means she'll have max happiness,boosting this move's power. Excadrill @Lum Berry Ability:Sturdy Nature:Impish Moveset: Swords Dance Stealth Rock Rock Slide Earthquake Steel is a sub for a rock Pokemon, but can get all of the moves I would've wanted on a rock Pokemon.Swords Dance is for improving some of excadrill's stats that arn't that strong.Stealth Rock is to set up my only hazard and with Excadrill being 2nd in my party,this hazard will hurt a lot of the other team's Pokemon.Rock Slide I need for type coverage,and it's probabley the only rock move i'll get out of this team.Earthquake is STAB,and has a very good range of type coverage. Lapras(F) @Water Gem Ability:Shell Armor Nature:Rash Moveset: Ice Beam Surf Body Slam Psychic I know it takes a while to get to Undella Bey,but until then,you can replace wailren with Vaporeon.Ice Beam is STAB and is good when you wan a move with high PP.Surf is also STAB and you need to surf outside of battle!I was thinking of putting outrage in this spot but ice beam covers dragon. Body Slam I put in here beacause it's strong and has a nice chance of paralyes. Psychic I put here for fighting types who think they can defeat my lapras with Close Combat.Plus this is the only Psychic move on the team. Flareon(M) @Quick Claw Ability:Flash Flare Nature:Calm Moveset: Flamethrower Iorn Tail Superpower Double Team This will be my fire type on this team.Flamethrower I prefer over fire blast,lave plume,or overheat beacause of it's total PP,15 PP for a 90 power move,i'll take it any day, but you can't forget the STAB.It'll also probably be the only fire type move.Iorn Tail beacause Excadrill's moveset was filled up with other moves it didn't have space for.Superpower beacause this team does'nt have much fighting types and i'm certaintly not picking rock smash.Double Team can be very useful and belive it or not,can annoy the heck out of your opponent. Mandibuzz(F) @Dark Gem Ability:Overcoat Nature:Adamant Moveset: Payback U-Turn Fly Roost Mandibuzz with a dark gem!Powerful!This guy is mostly for the E4.Payback to cover Psychic and Ghost types,plus STAB,and an extra bonus beacause somebody probably fainted already.U-Turn for secondary Psychic coverage,and coverage of one of it's own types,dark.Fly is STAB,beats fighting types in the E4 like Minshao,and with one of Mandibuzz's types being flying,fighting is only regularly effective.Roost for the recovery. Galvantula(M) @Light Clay Ability:Compoundeyes Nature: Moveset: X-Scisor Thunder Light Screen Substitute Galvantula.I took this guy beacause of his second type,bug.X-Scisor is STAB,and the only bug type move on this team other than Mandibuzz's U-Turn.Thunder is STAB,and I admire it for it's 10 PP on a 120 power move.Light Screen beacause of it's helpfulness in defence and with the light clay,the turn total of this lasting is 8.I use this move beacause galvantula will usually be my last hope Pokemon,meaning my last in a battle.Substitute is good for a final Pokemon and Light Screen helps make it last. Well,that's it!Hope it's a great team! answered Nov 2, 2012 by Megaflygon edited Nov 6, 2012 by Megaflygon Show 5 previous comments Sure thing Cosmic Z commented Nov 6, 2012 by Megaflygon Flareon is a bad option... commented Apr 17, 2013 by SalamenceXD Flareon is the worst of the eeveelutions and mandibuzz without weak armour you have to wait until level 54 or somthing commented Apr 20, 2013 by TurtwigGen4 I hate that flareon sucks.... its sooo cute! this set is meh. commented Jul 8, 2013 by MonoUmbreon Yes! Someone else uses Aqua Tail on Serperior too!!! commented Dec 6, 2015 by JadeGroupus Please log in or register to add a comment. 2 votes This is for White 2 only!! Samurott Ability: Torrent Item: NevermeltIce Moves: - Ice Beam : TM13 in Giant Chasm - Hydro Pump : Level 62 - Megahorn : Move Reminder - Superpower : Move Tutor in Lentimas Town for 10 Blue Shards Your everyday mixed sweeper, which Samurott was built for. Yawn. This set has STAB, coverage, and a strong ice move (great for Iris, Cynthia and Benga). Lucario Ability: Steadfast/Inner Focus doesn't matter Item: Focus Sash Moves: - Aura Sphere : Level 51 - Extreme Speed : Level 65 - Earthquake : TM26 from Route 15 - Stone Edge : TM71 from Twist Mountain This set takes a while to get, especially Stone Edge, but it maximizes Lucario's ability as a physical sweeper. Then why do I have Aura Sphere? Because Steel types have much higher Def than SpDef, making Aura Sphere a much more helpful move especially because it never misses. Magnezone Ability: Sturdy Item: Leftovers Moves: - Thunderbolt : TM24 from Victory Road - Flash Cannon : TM91 from Twist Mountain - Hyper Beam : TM15 from Shopping Mall 9 for 90k pokedollars - Toxic : TM06 from Seaside Cave Lots of TMs, I know. But honestly Magnezone just doesn't learn a whole lot of great moves for late in the game. The first two are STAB, and Hyper Beam is strong neutral coverage. Toxic is a bit of a filler, Magnet Rise is another good move to use. Leftovers is to maximize his use as a special tank. Braviary Ability: Defiant Item: Life Orb Moves: - Superpower : Level 51 - Brave Bird : Level 63 - Giga Impact : TM68 from Shopping Mall 9 for 90k pokedollars - Shadow Claw : TM65 from Celestial Tower Did someone ask for a physical sweeper? Cuz I did. With the ability Defiant, your opponents help you beat them even more quickly. It can be really, really helpful. Brave Bird and Giga Impact are STAB, while Superpower and Shadow Claw allow you to take out a wide variety of annoying opponents. Zoroark Ability: Illusion Item: Dark Glasses/Wide Lens Moves: - Night Daze : Level 64 - Flamethrower : TM35 from Route 23 - Dig : TM28 from Route 4 - Focus Blast : TM52 from Wellspring Cave This guy is a baller in-game. Great Spd and SpAtk, with pretty good Att to boot, makes Zoroark the perfect play. Illusion isn't a great ability, but used correctly can work as damage control for a move or two. Night Daze is fantastic STAB, which I prefer over Foul Play both for the accuracy drop and that many Psychic/Ghost types don't have big Atk stats. Flamethrower and Focus Blast hit lots of things for lots of damage. Dig is a bit of a filler, but its always nice to have another Ground move on the squad. Also, if you didn't know, Zoroark will get boosted Exp points because you trade him from N. How great is that? Volcarona Ability: Flame Body Item: Expert Belt Moves: - Heat Wave : Level 60 - Bug Buzz : Level 70 - Giga Drain : Move Tutor in Humilau City for 10 Yellow Shards - Psychic : TM29 from Route 13 The special sweeper of all special sweepers, at least in game. Not only does Volcarona boast fantastic Spd and SpAtk, but its movepool is so large and varied it can hit almost everything supereffectively (hence the expert belt). If you can get there, which I haven't yet, Volcarona learns Hurricane (Level 90) and Fiery Dance (Level 100), two OP moves that you should totally have. The set I currently run has two STABs, the ever-useful Giga Drain and Marshal's-worst-nightmare Psychic. There's honestly dozens of amazing sets you can run on Volcarona, this is just the one I chose. Just as a warning, only use this team if you want to destroy every trainer you can find. Have fun! answered Apr 17, 2015 by spiritmonkey Is this team supposed to be pre-elite 4, because TM26, TM71, and TM91 are only available post-game. commented Nov 27, 2016 by Fireball827 A very good team commented Jul 1, 2017 by Olli Please log in or register to add a comment. 1 vote Alright ill do a snivy based team. Pre elite four only. ill assume that the Pokemon are around level 57. Serperior @ Miracle Seed Coil Leaf Blade Aqua tail Light Screen Arcanine @ Charcoal Flare Blitz Outrage Wild Charge Extremespeed Vaporeon @ Leftovers Toxic Protect Surf Ice Beam Flygon @ Expert Belt Dragon Claw Bulldoze Fire Punch Fly Absol @ Silk Scarf Night Slash Psycho cut Quick Attack Swords Dance Beheeyem @ Twistedspoon Calm Mind Psychic Shadow Ball Energy Ball answered Apr 20, 2013 by TurtwigGen4 Please log in or register to add a comment. 1 vote Samurott - Surf (STAB, good power & accuracy and Surf is needed to complete the game) - Ice Beam (Coverage) - Megahorn (For grass types AND psychic & dark elite 4's) - Superpower (Coverage) Lucario - Close Combat/Aura Sphere (STAB) - Flash Cannon (more STAB) - Rock Slide (Coverage against fire and flying types) - ExtremeSpeed (Neutral coverage) Arcanine - Flare Blitz (Powerful STAB) - Crunch (Coverage, always handy to have a dark type move around) - Outrage (Powerful neutral coverage) - Wild Charge (water types) Flygon - Outrage (Powerful STAB) - Earthquake (More powerful STAB) - Fly (Needed to travel, good power) - Fire Punch (those pesky ice types) Galvantula - Thunder (STAB, 91% accuracy with ability) - Bug Buzz (STAB) - Giga Drain (healing) - Volt Switch (i know, another electric move, but it makes galvantula a good lead off Pokemon for the PWT and other mixed battles (i.e. Ghetsis or Colress)) Reniculus (White 2 only, Gothietelle is a solid alternative) - Psychic (STAB) - Shadow Ball (Used for other psychics and ghosts) - Energy Ball (Coverage) - Thunder Wave (main tool for catching Pokemon) answered Jul 26, 2013 by C_OWN3R Please log in or register to add a comment. 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, 2017 by Origamifox edited Jun 24, 2017 by Origamifox @Origamifox I had many reasons for this.\ 1) Arcanine does have better stat total, such as Attack and Special Attack, and Defense is better slightly. 2) Arcanine has access to Agility, Flame Charge (Which is more effective for Physical Pokemon), and Extreme Speed (if you want to change it up) 3) If you include Egg, HM, TM, Pre-Evolution, Regular, and Move Tutor, Arcanine has access to one extra move. 4) Main Mandatory trainers (Gym, Elite, Champion) have 95 physical moves total, 49 special, and 26 status, and since Arcanine has a stronger defense (if you trade both at the beginning) it helps last longer (ignoring EVs, IVs, and Natures). 5) Growlithe is found in Virbank, allowing a good time to make it close to the Gym level, where as you require Waterfall to get Vulpix/Ninetales, but they will be around level 34, where Victory Road (when you get it) is around 50. commented Nov 13, 2017 by Mega.Butterfree 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] Root 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] Claw 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] Sludge 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 I'm not saying your team is bad or anything, but 6 Pokémon before the third team is way too much. Unless you grind a lot, you'd get really underlevled. commented Apr 28 by Ultramudkip999 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 Show 5 previous comments @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. Page: 1 2 3 4 5 next » Related questions Meinfoo or Vanillish for Pokemon White 2 Team? 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