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Return of the Sand Streams! : VGC 15 Teambuild

Hi guys today I am back with and will be posting a team which was my last one in the 2015 season this report seems quite meaningless however I wanted to share the last few teams I did played in the 2015 season, hopefully you still like going through it; not a worth it post to read as it is not useful to read but just as a diary check I’ll be posting this. Let’s get started: Before you head in to this: . I needed a solid team and thought of Japan sand as an archetype that might work, oh boy it turned out the best! . The team is basically Japan sand with a couple of twists and turns that I wanted to share. The Team: Tyranitar @ Choice Scarf Ability: Sand Stream Level: 50 Shiny: Yes EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - Rock Slide - Assurance - Superpower - Ice Beam Oh! Our beloved tyranitar how can you miss this guy when building a sand team dude! Ofcourse was a must comer. ...

The King of The Jungle: Calyrex Ice Rider VGC Regulation G Team Report

So as Regulation G just dropped, my initial plan was to let the metagame form itself out before I step into the game. However, after seeing some videos on Youtube that discussed popular cores, I got excited to try one of them out, and quite a simple composition too. It worked out quite well for me so here’s a mini team report for those looking to find a team to play the format: I dabbled in this format a bit with a horrid Kyogre team being rounded out with Rillaboom, Incineroar and Farigaraf and fell flat quick. Teambuilding: These Pokémon didn’t really gel together in harmony and there wasn’t much synergy or inspiration to go off of. I did get swept 2x by an Ice Rider Calyrex. Later when I watched a video that mentioned the Trick Room core of Calyrex Ice Rider, Incineroar, Farigaraf and Ursaluna, I felt like it was quite worthy to give it a try. I know from my experience thus far that the majority of dedicated Trick Room teams do work on a sort of flow chart function. Most basical...

CHALK Analyses: A Better Understanding.

Today I’ll be discussing one of the most highly argument’d topic in the VGC 15 season. You already know from the title and I know how late I got all because of my laziness and getting distracted a lot by other things during the time of some holidays I took the time to write up this analyses for you guys, it’s better late than never right? I myself have used CHALK core teams to success and have really liked them, in this post I will cover up analyses on CHALK and other topics that can relate to it, let’s get started: Artwork by @yudeyude123 on twitter =================================================== What is CHALK: This weird looking word is an abbreviation for the words Cresselia, Heatran, Amoonguss, Landorus and Kangaskhan. This is actually a penta-core of mons used at great success in the VGC15 season as most of you are familiar with it, it even won Worlds 2015 in the hands of Shoma Honami (SHADEViera), this trend also originates from his homeland of Japan and many o...

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