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Hi guys i am back with another teambuilding post . Hope this would be worth your time going through and in the end you will be leaving feedback on the build. As the title suggests and you are smart enough you know this would be a mix of tailwind and rain, both archetypes i really wanted to build around for some time, and i finally did it with the best of my ability, as for the twists and turns which would be a part of my personal taste, and you'll be seeing that soon. Let's get started with the team: Before we jump into heaps of confusion and quarrels of opinion: Team type:  Hyper offensive + Support (you will automatically know how) Archetype:  Rain (main theme) + Tailwind (mawile's torture chamber) Playstyle of team:  Surprise, offensive/speedy pressure. Distinct core (quartz):  Politoed, Kingdra, Zapdos, Mawile. The Team: Politoed @ Wacan Berry Ability: Drizzle Level: 50 EVs: 252 HP / 76 Def / 116 SpA / 60 SpD / 4 Spe Modest Nature - Scald - Ice Beam - P

Hi guys i am back with another teambuild post, and sorry for my absense for some time. this time i will be putting forward a team of mine built a long time ago but it still works to this day. i posted it elsewhere to get some advice on it and now it is up to it's full potential and i thought i was ready to post it as a teambuild post on the blog.i finally almost perfected the execution of the trap against the meta. idk why it wasn't up it was completed bout 2 weeks ago though, let's get started with the team: Teambuilding thought and process: as we already know that W olfe Glick is the king of perish trap so my first step was to take his team break it down and then rebuild it up to my playstyle and comfort-ability, i took his regional team tried spotting out weaknesses (there were non :P) and then ended up copying his team couple of times. i decided to build right from the start picking up some notes on his build to take guideline and picked up the following points: .

This article will introduce some of the common items being used in VGC season this year (2015), along with what they do I will also be putting on what importance they have in this format and why are they highly valued. Items on Offensive variants: Choice items: There are three choice items till to gen six, all of these are used on many occasions, these three items are choice scarf, choice specs and choice band, whereas choice scarf elevates the speed stat of a pokemon from 1.0> 1.5 or in other words say it increases the speed by 50%. Choice specs elevates the special attack stat of a pokemon from 1.0> 1.5 or in other words say it increases the special attack by 50%. Choice band turns in the favor of the attack stat and elevates the attack stat of a Pokémon from 1.0> 1.5 or in other words say it increases the attack by 50%. However the effect of these items is not as simple, as the name suggests if you have one of these items on your pokemons you can only attack wi

Hi guys i am back with another post and i am doing  something i love to do. this time i will be introducing you  guys with a creature that lives and breathes in the world of  pokemon, it was officially released with the kalos region, but we did forgot about it soon after. as already known from the title of the post though it would be Malamar. this guy i think deserves to be revealed the most due to what can it bring, let's get started! *i do not own the art* Malamar: I don’t know why am I doing this but still, malamar can be a beast in VGC specially. I have given it a try as a beginner I used it alot of times with surely tons of different variants. Sometimes it is fast it is slow or medium too. Malamar only has to care about very little things in the meta despite the fairy and the 4x bug weakness. There are many many things it can take advantages of from itself. Malamar for me is considered a pokemon that needs no support but often lends some to the teammates. I have played aro