<3 u jon breed me 1 thx

give me la xD

please no, TEAM BN>>?
they want to change > the system -.-

This post has been edited by korgiforlite: Jan 7 2014, 05:24 PM

@@ spa tyranitar? wow what the build seems cool

i run using on shuckle
xD i change build

OPP: xernas moonblast

ME: Sticky Web

OPP: moonblast

ME: shell smash

OPP: moonblast

ME: Shellsmash

OPP: Yveltal

ME: infestation

OPP: oblivion wing

ME: rest

OPP: oblivion wing

ME: sleeping

OPP: obivion wing

ME: sleeping

OPP: MEWTWO

ME: awake, rest

OPP: psychic

dc

This post has been edited by korgiforlite: Jan 7 2014, 05:45 PM

wakakaka what dat build seems cool hahaha

and obviously that legendary all never trained ev

~ Crunch
~ Fire Blast / Ice Beam
~ Low Kick / Ice Beam
~ Stealth Rock
4 Atk / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Rather than relying on sheer physical power to plough through teams, this set focuses on setting up Stealth Rock with ease while using its surprise factor to significantly damage common switch-ins. This set can outspeed common checks, such as Breloom, Scizor, Landorus-T and hit them with super effective moves, allowing Tyranitar to bluff a Choice Scarf set and start the game with a really good advantage. You would be wise to use this set only in offensive teams, as it is not intended to keep healthy for all the match but to set entry hazards and possibly mess up the momentum of weather teams.

Crunch works as the main STAB move to deal with Espeon and Xatu, two problems for other entry hazard-setting leads, and other Psychic-types. In the second slot, Fire Blast can OHKO Scizor, Breloom, Forretress (if Sturdy is not active) and Ferrothorn (which has a 45% of OHKOing without rain). Low Kick hits Terrakion, Heatran, and opposing Tyranitar, all important targets and common leads, without having the drawback of the drop in two stats that Superpower has; it 2HKOes the first two and OHKOes the latter. However, Tyranitar can run Ice Beam to always OHKO Landorus-T, Gliscor, Garchomp and other Dragon-types, and to 2HKO Donphan.

It is important to be aware that leads such as Focus Sash Terrakion and Garchomp are able to beat this set unless they use Stealth Rock first turn while Tyranitar uses Low Kick or Ice Beam and then KOes them second turn. Starting the game 6-5 with a 1 HP Tyranitar and no Stealth Rock is not a good situation, and should be avoided. That said, taking advantage of the team preview to identify if your opponent is using a dedicated lead that can put you in an immediate losing position helps, so you can save Tyranitar for later.



let test tyranitar with SPA, i tested HP ATK (farking useless) phy build

tested HP SPD very slow almost died also xD

stealth rock on vs talonflame but charlizard like immune

but sticky web kinda cool

melar of coz

i anything oso can 1

i online now

This post has been edited by korgiforlite: Jan 7 2014, 06:36 PM

go dai lar sunny xD

online ~~

premier ball

2 more perfect 5v giga drain HA bulbasaur is done,
who want?

This post has been edited by korgiforlite: Jan 7 2014, 09:42 PM

-.- i kid only

any ball will do. since you can reset if fail

i think no need reserve since i breed at the moment

OMFG its shiny bulbasaur!!!!!

5v imperfect shiny xD 31/31/31/27/31/31



This post has been edited by korgiforlite: Jan 7 2014, 11:01 PM

unintentionally breed 1,
i just breed for more to give away who know is shiny @@

u so godly u say before its so true

i want give me pls

i not going to trade since i using it xD (if you offer cloned trade cloned froakie, charmander i accept)

i mean i accept my bulbasaur cloned and trade for other 5v xD