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Author: | daveshan [ Wed Jul 26, 2006 6:40 pm ] |
Post subject: | The New Double Battle Guide *new HoF, new Psybuck prizes!* |
Last update: 19 Oct The reason why we have edited through the other existing double battle guide is because it had a lot of errors and misinformation and could just use a whole tune-up. The reason why we left it there is because Dr. DoubleDuel is unaware of this one, and it would be rude to just completely replace his guide. Table of Contents Version History Introduction -What are Double Battles? -Possible Trainer Combinations -Pros and Cons Moves -Moves that deal damage to both of your opponents -Moves that deal damage to all Pokemon on the field excluding the attacker -Moves that deal damage to all Pokemon on the field and faint the attacker -Moves that deal damage to a random Pokemon on the field [color=violet]-Moves that don |
Author: | tiger10x [ Fri Oct 06, 2006 6:05 pm ] |
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Almost in time for Pearl |
Author: | daveshan [ Wed Oct 11, 2006 7:56 pm ] |
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Now, for the Hall of Fame. Although I am not sure how Dr.DoubleDuel judged teams for the HoF in the previous Double Battle Hall of Fame (DBHoF), for my format you will need to supply five things: |
Author: | Saanaito [ Sat Oct 21, 2006 6:05 am ] |
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I'll enter a few... Adamant @ Thick Club (Phys. sweeper) Ability: Lightningrod Earthquake Aerial Ace Brick Break Swords Dance Modest @ Leftovers (spec. sweeper) Ability: Intimidate Surf Blizzard Fire Blast Hidden Power: Dark Basically, Marowak keeps electric attacks off Gyarados, and Earthquakes them back. Gyarados surprises the physical wall that just switched in. Jolly @ Salac berry (Endureversaler) Ability: Blaze Endure Reversal Rock Slide Overheat Adamant @ Lum Berry (phys. sweeper) Ability: Clear Body Meteor Mash Earthquake Agility Explosion Endureversaling might be harder in a Double battle, but Metagross can probably help. When Metagross uses Earthquake or Explosion, have Blaziken Endure. Then, sweep. Probably used best with Gengar to come out if Blaziken is KOed. |
Author: | daveshan [ Sat Oct 21, 2006 6:48 pm ] |
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Ok, I'll get on this after this weekend is over. I currently have a paper to write. |
Author: | Bushin [ Mon Oct 23, 2006 7:06 am ] |
Post subject: | Some teams |
@Lum Berry Nature:Bold Ab;Pressure Ev:Hp Max,Def & Sp.Def 129 -Ice beam -Water Pulse -Mind Reader -Sheer Cold @Shell Bell Nature:Adamant Ab:Intimidate Ev:Att & Speed Max -Brick Break -Earthquake -RockSlide -Dragon Dance Strategy: Nuthin' very clever here...Articuno use mind reader first,Salamence intimidate cut's opponent attack so articuno has better chances of surving,Salamence attack,Artic use sheer cold if him survive long enough ... @Lum Berry Nature:Modest Ab:Syncronize Ev:Sp.Att & Speed Max -Psychic -Sunny Day -Calm Mind -Morning Sun {porygon 2} @Leftovers Nature:Modest Ab:Trace Ev:Hp & Sp.Att Max -SolarBeam -ThunderBolt -Ice Beam -Psych Up Strategy: Espeon Use Calm mind and Porygon 2 sweep... When it do 2 or 3 calm minds pory2 use psych up, Then espeon use sunny day for helping the solar beam of pory2 and his own Morning Sun for stick around a little bit. |
Author: | daveshan [ Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:43 pm ] |
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Ok, we are off to a good start. Saanaito, your marowak/gyrados combo did excellent all I had to do was change sword dance to protect, it worked better that way. With them in my lead spot, I won 4/5 matches. When they weren't my starting duo, I won 3/5 matches that they were involved in. The only problem with them is that it was either all (figuratively speaking) or nothing. The opponent either made a fatal mistake of not realizing marowak had lightening rod no matter how many times they used an electric attack, or they KO'd marowak first and then made quick work of gyrados. Either way, your pair qualifies and I'll notify tiger to give you some psybucks. -------------------------------------- The metagross/blaziken duo failed. Rarely would they be able to take out more than one other pokemon. As tiger10x mentioned in the guide portion, reversalers are just too hard to do in DB's without a Follow Me gaurd. --------------------------------------- Both of bushin's pairs failed to be any use. Salamence was better off with a CB and articuno rarely could pull off a sheer cold without my foe switching. The espeon and porygon2 duo was just too special sweeping. If my opponents brought out pokemon that were resistent to special attacks, they lost big time. |
Author: | JPB GameCrazy [ Thu Oct 26, 2006 4:22 pm ] |
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Ok Im not sure how evs and dvs.and eal bellers and all that stuff works, but all i no is that this combo always works for me. Gyarados ice beam surf dragon rage arial ace Camerupt The berry that wakes you up automatically, chesto i think/salac, to get higer speed Flamethrower rest earthquake rock slide Gyarados is resistant to cameruptsearthquake, and tat way they both have moves that cover alot of types, and with surf, rock slide, and eq, the two can give double damage to both opponents at the same time. |
Author: | daveshan [ Fri Oct 27, 2006 8:08 am ] |
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I know that combo can't work for you, JPB. Because gyaradoses can't learn aerial ace. Come back when you have a moveset that can actually be done. |
Author: | JPB GameCrazy [ Sat Oct 28, 2006 12:33 pm ] |
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Im postive it can. Im using that combo right now. In emerald it can. im positive. |
Author: | daveshan [ Sat Oct 28, 2006 3:57 pm ] |
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Well either my LG is faulty (I'm looking at it right now and it says I can't teach gyarados aerial ace) and psypoke's pokedex is faulty or you've got a glitched game or you sharked your game. If the psypoke pokedex says gyarados can't, I say it can't. If you want it changed, take a picture of your screen with the aerial ace TM selected and showing gyarados can learn it, show it to the Elite 4* and they'll change the site. Until then, I can't even rate it. P.S. Also show it to smoogan because I can't even test it if NB doesn't allow it. *scan the picture if you don't have a digital camera and if you don't have a scanner, go to your public library. |
Author: | Bushin [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 5:32 am ] |
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I'll try again ... @Lefties Adamant-Def & Sp.Def Max Ab:Clear Body -Super Power -Ancient Power -Curse -Rest @Lum Berry or Chesto Berry Relaxed-Def & Sp.Def Max Ab:Pressure -Seismic Toss -W-o-W -Thief -Rest Strategy:Two Tanks, Registeel use curse until it gets strong enough and destroy with his both powers,and Dusclops Annoy with W-o-W for lowering enemy att,and Robbering one of the items(Try not to catch a Choice Band )... ----------------------------------- @White Herb Modest. Sp.Att & Speed Max Ab:Intimidate -OverHeat -Crunch -Toxic -Protect @Lum Berry Docile. Att & Sp.Att Max Ab:Intimidate -Hidro Pump -ThunderBolt -EarthQuake -Dragon Dance Strategy:Not very Smart...Two intimidates make the attack their opponents one forth of the normal,Then arcanine use toxic,Gyarados use dragon Dance...Then Arcanine use Protect Gyarados Use EarthQuake... Toxic The Other,And DD,Then Protect & EarthQuake again,Overheat on eletrics And Hidro Pumps on Rocks that beat Gyarados,And ThunderBolt on Waters that kick Arcanine . |
Author: | daveshan [ Mon Oct 30, 2006 6:02 am ] |
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I'll give these guys a try this weekend. I have tests on Thursday and Friday that I need to study for. I'm sorry I wasn't able to do the testing. I got piles of work and projects. I'll do them when I can. |
Author: | daveshan [ Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:08 am ] |
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Sorry for the wait and the double post, but neither team proved that effective. With the two tanks, it was always too easy to get a pokemon out that would kill them before they could do what they needed to do. The dual intimidaters just had nothing special. |
Author: | mun2 [ Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:40 pm ] |
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Lunatone@Lum Berry Nature:Modest Ab:Levitate Ev:Spd:255, Sp.Atk:255 -Ice beam -Calm Mind -Psychic -Cosmic Power Solrock@Lum Berry Nature:Adamant Ab::Levitate Ev:Atk 222, Def 33, Spd 255 -Explosion -Reflect -Rock Slide -Return Strategy: Ok what i do us use cosmic power with lunatone and then i use a reflect by solrock. next turn i use cosmic power with lunatone again and then i finish it with an explosion by solrock so lunatone doesnt faint and solrock sweeps the rest of the dudes. Switch out if they have water types. Gardevoir@Leftovers Nature:Adamant Ab:Trace Ev:Sp.Att & Speed Max -Calm Mind -Hypnosis -Ice Punch -Psychic Medicham@Choice Band Nature:Modest Ab:Pure Power Ev:Spd & Atk Max -Brick Break -Hi Jump Kick -Shadow Ball -Reversal Strategy: not much here. Medicham for snorlax, blissey, metagross, tyranitar, etc. and gardevoir there to sleep them and just calm mind and finally attack. Mewtwo@Lum Berry Nature:Timid Ab:Pressure Ev. Spd, Atk Max -Barrier -Flamethrower -Psychic -Thunderbolt Latios@Soul Dew Nature:Modest Ab:Levitate Ev: Def 213 Spd 179 Sp.Def 106 -Calm Mind -Ice Beam -Psychic -Recover Strategy: use barrier with Mewtwo once. Calm mind with latios(one calm mind can practically sweep everyone) recover if needed. Mewtwo is there with the flamethrower and thunderbolt for pokemon that latios cant kill with ice beam. psychic for stab. |
Author: | daveshan [ Mon Nov 13, 2006 8:36 am ] |
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Lots of new, good looking submissions. I'll try to get to these this weekend since I've got college work to do. |
Author: | The Obsidian Wolf [ Mon Nov 13, 2006 9:47 am ] |
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I'll give this a go. @Leftovers Transform Recover Psychic Aerial Ace salac berry Recover Surf Lock On Sheer Cold Okay, this only works if Transform doesn't copy the stats of the opponent. If it does, then this is an awful moveset. Make Mew Transform into Smeargle. Recover away any damage that the opponent dealt to you. Then, using Sheer Cold (Horn Drill doesn't hit Ghosts, Fissure doesn't hit Levitaters/ flying types) and Lock on, sweep away. I put Surf in there for Pokemon such as Aggron and Steelix who might have sturdy, but they will usually have Rock Head for their Double Edge. You might want to switch Surf for Aerial Ace so that you have something to hit Shedinja with. |
Author: | Saanaito [ Thu Nov 23, 2006 8:28 am ] |
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Here's a new team I thought of. I'm bad at EV spreads, so hopefully you can think up of one. Quiet @ Lum Berry (Mixed Sweeper) Skill Swap Earthquake Solar Beam Mimic Jolly @ Leftovers (Helper) Sunny Day Flamethrower Helping Hand Double-Edge First, Claydol uses Skill Swap, and Flareon uses Sunny Day. Then, Claydol uses Mimic on Flareon, who uses Flamethrower on Claydol. Then, you have a Claydol that has Sunny Day+Solar Beam and Flamethrower, which was boosted from Flareon's Ability Skill Swapped onto Claydol. Claydol can also use Earthquake without harming Flareon (Skill Swapp'ed Levitate) and Flareon can use Helping Hand to increase the damage done. I know this team is weak to Water, but as long as you have set up (Sunny Day, and Claydol's Solar Beam) most Water Pok |
Author: | daveshan [ Thu Nov 23, 2006 12:01 pm ] |
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Jeez, I feel really bad about how much work I have. I have had no time to test on NB. Please be patient. |
Author: | R-cubed [ Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:38 pm ] |
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Typlosion Any Nature Attacks Flamethrower Earthquake Sunny day Thunderpunch Tropias Any Nature Attacks Solarbeam Ariel Ace Sunny Day Any Typlosion starts with Sunny day then Tropias doesn't charge for Solar Beam. Typhlosion Earthquakes all electric types so Tropias doesn't get shocked. Typhlosion also slauters the ice types with flamethrower and sunny day is still there so flamethrower is pumped up. Tropias has x2 speed so it can go first and with solarbeam it slaters all of Typlosion's weakness. |
Author: | Poe [ Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:49 pm ] |
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Gengar Any nature @Chesto Berry Curse Psychic Rest Shadow ball Flygon Any nature @lefties Sunny day Solar beam Flame thrower EQ Gengar starts with Curse and Flygon uses Sunny day. While Gengar uses rest, Flygon uses Sunny day. Gengar wakes up using the chesto and uses Psychic and Flygon uses solar beam on the same target. THat SHOULD finish off one oppent. Next turn they use shadow ball and Flame thrower. THe turn after that Gengar uses pschic and FLygon uses EQ as a finisher. This is wha I use and it ALWAYS works!!!! |
Author: | Bushin [ Mon Nov 27, 2006 4:50 am ] |
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Let's see... @Shell Bell Modest-EV:Hp:252 Sp.Att:150 Def:100 Trait:Serene Grace -Thunder -Ice Punch -Calm Mind -Wish @Lum Berry Timid-EV:Hp:80 Sp.Att:252 Speed:178 Trait:Swift Swim -Hidro Pump -Ice Beam -Dragon Breath -Rain Dance Modus operandi : First you use rain dance with kingdra which will help you in all aspects (Defense against fire,and more accuracy for jirachi's thunder;And more speed and Sp.Att on kingdra's hidro pump). Then you can do a calm mind or Ice punch/Thunder if you enemy is a salamence/Gyarados...Wish for healing... @Scope lens Jolly-EV:Hp:110 Att:200 Speed:200 Trait:Chlorophyll -Fake out -Brick Break -Shadow Ball -Explosion @Lum Berry Timid-EV:HP:10 Sp.Att:250 Speed:250 Trait:Levitate -Psychic -ThunderBolt -Fire Punch -Sunny Day Modus Operandi: First fake out on the poke which can kill you,Gengar use sunny day. Next turn shiftry attack first(mostly) thanks to it's trait. See if there's a good chance of this work,then use Explosion And gengar take the rest with Boosted fire punch/Psychic or TB. PS*:Watch out for ghosts,Protectors and Metagrosses with agility. |
Author: | daveshan [ Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:56 pm ] |
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Hiatus Announcement I hate to announce this. But, due to school work, I will be on a hiatus from testing the teams until around mid December at the latest. People may still post teams and I encourage them to do so. Just keep in mind it will take me a while to get to them. The first to get done will be mun2. |
Author: | garabato [ Sun Dec 17, 2006 1:12 pm ] |
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Maybe this could work: @leftovers or focus band 252HP 129def 129spdef -follow me -softboiled -thunderwave -icebeam @Choice band 252HP 252atk -focus punch -rock slide -earthquake -return A stabed focus punch with the add of CB, comming from a pokemon with 130 base atk stat is something not many pkmn will survive, specially when you are untouchable thanks to cleafable great HP and defences. This works much better if you have a second "follow me" pokemon in your team. Altough this strategy is very predictable and if the foe uses a fighting move on cleafable her tanking abilities are very reduced. |
Author: | The Obsidian Wolf [ Sun Dec 17, 2006 1:42 pm ] |
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@Choice Band/Leftovers EQ Dragon Dance/Hyper Beam HP Flying Return @Choice Band/Something else EQ Dragon Dance/Hydro Pump Aerial Ace Dragon Claw (if DP)/ or Return The idea of this set is to lower the opponents attack by two (intimidate) and then, use EQ over and over without harming your allies. If you don't use the CHoice Band, power up with Dragon Dance, but personally, I would rather use the Choice Band for power. The Hyper Beam for Gyarados is for when you're about to get knocked out; Salac gives you a boost, then you can get that Hyper Beam out pretty nippish, getting a good amount of damage on the opponents. Hydro Pump for Salamence would be a great suprise if you don't go with CB. I mean, supposing they send out a Claydol, you suprise them with Hydr Pump. It will be a great shock to them! |
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