I remember the time I was just getting into competitive and then I found your guides. Nice updated version and thanks a lot man. It's fun to look back at these every now and then :)

@8paths996

4 жыл бұрын

Could you pls check if my team is good for competitive and make any suggestions or changes for anything? It would be really helpful. I would like to keep Scizor and I want to have any 1 of any legend on my team. Scizor: Item: Scizorite Ability: Swarm Moveset: Iron Head, Sword Dance, Super Power, Fury Cutter Nature: Adamant Jolteon: Item: Life Orb Ability: Volt Absorb Moveset: Thunder Shock, Thunderbolt, Shadow ball, Voltswitch Nature: Jolly Blastoise: Item: Blastoisinite Ability: Torrent Moveset: Dragon Pulse, Earthquake, Hydro Cannon, Ice beam Nature: Quiet Mewtwo: Item: Mewtwonite X Ability: Steadfast Moveset: None Nature: None Aegislash: Item: Life Orb Ability: Stance Change Moveset: Shadow Sneak, King's Shield, Sacred Sword, Sword Dance Nature: Adamant Dragapult: Item: None Ability: Cursed Body Moveset: Draco Meteor, Fire Blast, U-Turn, Shadow Ball Nature: None Feel free to make any suggestions to change of the pokemon move sets, ability and anything like that. Except for my team to have 1 of any legend and Scizor. Just saying you can switch move set of Scizor but not take out the pokemon.

@Diego-kw5df

3 жыл бұрын

@@8paths996 maybe jolteon out and get tapu koko hes way faster and stronger also use that dragapult item and if u wont use mewtwo bc of any reasong i recomend gengar he has higher esp attk than most pokemons

That guy at 24:39 is obviously a Pokemon Master. Where else have you seen such mastery of the physical Koko? The strength of running two Choice Scarfs on one team? The high-tier predictions of Dark Pulsing in the face of a Forretress when your opponent has a pokemon immune to Fire? What a truly talented and devilishly handsome trainer, and you are very lucky to have battled him.

This is the most comprehensive guide I've seen for a beginner like me so far. Super helpful!

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you C Bomb! That's really great to hear. :) I spent a long long time on this one. I have a bunch of Pokemon Battle analysis videos (lots from 2019) on my channel and more Tutorials to come. I do take suggestions on here and Twitter

This is the first competative guide I've found that didnt just talk straight over my head, thank you thank you thank you

I like how the scizor is called Godot, now I can't unsee it

Thanks for adding the pictures of the pokemon, it makes things much easier to follow for non-english players. Looking forward to more potential tutorials about the new dynamics in Sword/Shield

I like that this guide actually breaks things down in simple terms. Thank you so much

This is a great video for people to get into competitive pokemon battling. It has most if not everything you need to get into pokemon. On par if not better than the knight rush tutorial but then for a pokemon setting, Resonance just shows with his oevre that he is a quality variety streamer.

When I was kid and played Pokémon I never played competitive bc I didn’t understand it and got rekt, as I am older now I’m getting the diamond and pearl remakes and I want to get into competitive battling but I still didn’t understand competitive, you’ve been helping a lot plus a lot of other guides so thanks!

I'm glad you're updating these. I hope you end up doing guides for Sword and Shield! I was too intimidated to do competitive the last few generations, but I'd really like to give it a go this time.

@AledMify

4 жыл бұрын

Im in the same boat. I stopped playing pokemon games at around ruby/sapphire but im back now and looking to get into the competitive side with SnSh. No idea where to start though....

@dimo6994

4 жыл бұрын

I understand ivs evs and abilities and movesets its that i dont understand what types to put in my team and also what pokemon can absorb damage what can help with moves like light screen reflect trick room etc and if im supposed to have 2 sweepers and do they need to ALWAYS be fast?

@ofcsmith3305

4 жыл бұрын

Creative Name it’s best to build your team around either current metas or your own personal preference. You also want to keep in mind the types that most of your Pokémon are weak to. Let’s take Dragapult for example. I know that dragapult is weak to fairy types, so I have my dragapult learn steel wing to counter that. Also, yes sweepers should almost always be fast. If you have a slow sweeper, it needs to have high enough defense to take a couple hits.

Amazing video res. This definitely answers the questions I had about how to actually choose teams properly and why to do it those ways. Great work as always.

Hey, I loved the video! All the pokemon showdown draft streams you've been doing have been a great way ease my way into the whole competitive pokemon scene, and as I've been getting a bit more confident with it lately I've been contemplating trying to start building my own teams from scratch. This guide really does a great job of bringing all the relevant info together in one place, and the super detailed breakdown of your thought process while being able to actually watch you make a team was extremely helpful. Thanks for all the hard work on this!

So far this has been an incredible resource. Thank you for taking the time to put so much in-depth information backed with insight into this video!

I am getting on competitive my first time now that sword and shield are out, and you really helped me, thank you!

Awesome Video from you Res, as always. I found this tutorial really usefull for understanding how competitive Pokemon works at it's core. I really like that you explain the basic concepts of building a team for pvp and give a guide about the basic roles a pokemon can fullfill in a team. I never saw a tutorial that get's to the basics in an easy to understand and to follow way like your video did. Good job and continue the good work!

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Merwco!

Looking forward to an updated video for Gen 8, but this was a fantastic primer!

I used to think Pokémon was a game for kids only but this amount of strategy intrigues me.I subscribed for the age of empires content but your videos are such good quality and in depth I’m literally considering trying out Pokémon now. Love your content please keep it coming 🤘

@AaronAlert77

4 жыл бұрын

Lane Ritter try it bro. watch other poketubers too

@poralium196

4 жыл бұрын

It really is a lot of fun once you start to get the hang of how things work like the type match-ups and whats set are common for what Pokémon There are also practically endless unique sets you can make that nobody else has thought of as well

I never played the og games (pls dont be mad) but competative is really fun. I started a month ago and joined a tournament in school. I accidentally landed at the semi finals. I feel like i couldve gone slightly higher if i knew about ur channel hahahaha. Anyways thanks alot!!! This helped me have higher success rates.

@obamacare4875

4 жыл бұрын

Your school has Pokemon tournaments? Wow I wish my school had tournaments

this is such an amazing video. you really have outdone yourself. thank you.

4:00 I was just thinking that it was like chess lol.I love chess so I'm hoping I can get into competitive

I've played and collected cards for the TCG since I was in the 3rd grade. I've recently gotten into competitive and thanks to Pokemon showdown I can practice and get a feel for how competitive battles may be, and thanks to you, I'm learning even more, thank you.

this is an amazing and easy to follow guide! I am by no means a veteran (I started competitive gen 8), but I've watched competitive for a while and think I've got a good handle on things. I've learned a lot watching all the games from other people, but this was a great comprehensive tutorial that filled in a ton of gaps for me. Nice work!

@8paths996

4 жыл бұрын

Scizor: Item: Scizorite Ability: Swarm Moveset: Iron Head, Sword Dance, Super Power, Fury Cutter Nature: Adamant Jolteon: Item: Life Orb Ability: Volt Absorb Moveset: Thunder Shock, Thunderbolt, Shadow ball, Voltswitch Nature: Jolly Blastoise: Item: Blastoisinite Ability: Torrent Moveset: Dragon Pulse, Earthquake, Hydro Cannon, Ice beam Nature: Quiet Mewtwo: Item: Mewtwonite X Ability: Steadfast Moveset: None Nature: None Aegislash: Item: Life Orb Ability: Stance Change Moveset: Shadow Sneak, King's Shield, Sacred Sword, Sword Dance Nature: Adamant Dragapult: Item: None Ability: Cursed Body Moveset: Draco Meteor, Fire Blast, U-Turn, Shadow Ball Nature: None Feel free to make any suggestions to change of the pokemon move sets, ability and anything like that. Except for my team to have 1 of any legend and Scizor. Just saying you can switch move set of Scizor but not take out the pokemon.

I am glad that Showdown will have a seperate Metagame where you can use Pokemon in Gen 8 formats that didn't make the cut.

This guide is how I started (or, am starting) to learn how to play competitively. Thank you so much for making such a well formated, beginner-friendly tutorial.

Even though, I've been playing competitive Pokemon for a long time, it's still fun to watch this guides. haha

@8paths996

4 жыл бұрын

Scizor: Item: Scizorite Ability: Swarm Moveset: Iron Head, Sword Dance, Super Power, Fury Cutter Nature: Adamant Jolteon: Item: Life Orb Ability: Volt Absorb Moveset: Thunder Shock, Thunderbolt, Shadow ball, Voltswitch Nature: Jolly Blastoise: Item: Blastoisinite Ability: Torrent Moveset: Dragon Pulse, Earthquake, Hydro Cannon, Ice beam Nature: Quiet Mewtwo: Item: Mewtwonite X Ability: Steadfast Moveset: None Nature: None Aegislash: Item: Life Orb Ability: Stance Change Moveset: Shadow Sneak, King's Shield, Sacred Sword, Sword Dance Nature: Adamant Dragapult: Item: None Ability: Cursed Body Moveset: Draco Meteor, Fire Blast, U-Turn, Shadow Ball Nature: None Feel free to make any suggestions to change of the pokemon move sets, ability and anything like that. Except for my team to have 1 of any legend and Scizor. Just saying you can switch move set of Scizor but not take out the pokemon.

This is the best guide I have seen till date

A fantastic tutorial for anyone wanting to get into competitive battling! Now we need a double's format video! (ps keep up the great work!)

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Shavvy! Yeah if folks really like this Tutorial and let me know if they are interested in a Doubles one, then I'd love to do it. :D I'm looking forward to sharing more battles and tutorials.

This is a really well done video! Very straightforward and easy to understand.

The team building guide was sooooo helpful!!! Thx for making this :)

First time playing pokemon since gen 4 and first time ever trying to make a competitive game. Looking forward to learning!

Finally a good tutorial. Thanks for explaining your thought process on how you choose pokemon that will work for the team.

Hey man this is amazing and probably the only one online for beginners, teaching you the basics of pokemon battling. I am looking to the sword and shield version of the video.

Thank you for the great tutorial it helped me out in getting started in showdown. XD now I'm addicted

Really great stuff man! I’ve really been enjoying getting into playing showdown matches, thanks for the help!

another masterpiece

This is guide is epic man! Very good job!

I didn't even know that competitive pokemon was a thing before now, and now I want to get into it.

I love your Pokemon Tutorial because Pokemon is my hobby

very good guide had have alot of success with this team guide

Thanks this video helped me alot. Im glad you covered everything about pokemon in general. You helped me become a better pokemon player keep making good videos and helping noobs like me know the basics of a good team 🙂.

great video. i have played the card game. this looks interesting

Very Helpful.

(leaves supportive like) I would love to leave a more thoughtful comment but I am hopelessly lost on Pokemon videos. I do enjoy listening to you and watching you play though so that goes with every game.

Helped me a lot thanks.

This is very beginner friendly, i learned a lot. thanks for this! I built my first team and thought of asking for your opinion. i have Aegislash, Clawitzer, Gliscor, Shuckle, Rotom-W and Umbreon. any advice would be much appreciated!

I'm a better chess player than I am a Pokemon trainer. The chess analogy made a lot of things clock immediately as you said it. My Slowking stall strategies from Ultra Sun remind me a lot of pawn endgames because you can leverage the tiniest of advantages into a calculated victory. Trading pieces is also a valid strategy in Pokemon. Instead of switching out, you can land one last hit and sacrifice the Pokemon in order to build a lot of pressure for your next turn. This is like dropping a pawn for a better position, a gambit. Weather, stealth rock, and status effects are like when you lock down the board so only a couple of select pieces are relevant. Anyways, it's a great analogy that will help me decide strategy for the rest of my Pokemon career.

I never got to play the pokemon games until sun and moon but I was obsessed with the anime and me and my friends not knowing the proper rules of the tcg made our own up so when I entered the game world I didnt have the typical newb expierience I finally have a game where I found all the pokemon I love such as oricorio, leafeon, primirina, milotic and so many others I cant name them but I always have had a hard time picking them because I love them all so much i feel bad for not using them and making it even harder I never could get anymore complicated then typing in strategy but this has helped the one Ive always known I wanted was my leafeon because I noticed in my first or second playthrough that it could hit hard and if it was up against a high defense pokemon it could usually last long enough for me to either grind through that pokemon with potions and revives or keep itself hanging on with giga drain I had a hard time figuring where its weaknesses was though and how to fix them but now thanks to this i figured out I can fit all of my favorites on a team if I really think about it so thanks :3

The moment when your Venusaur opponent switches into Blastoise but then you Thunder Punch it as Charizard

@jarjarbinks9467

3 жыл бұрын

The moment when you switch into stealth rocks with a charizard.

that is alot to take in, i really wanna learn it so i hope i can do it

This is a great guide - thank you for the insight! Is there any chance you're thinking of creating general guides for other (and/or more specialized/advanced) team archetypes (more offensive or stall-focused)?

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Charlotte! I am absolutely looking into creating general guides for other more specialized team archetypes and all types of competitive Pokemon tutorials. I would probably cover offense before stall I think. I take suggestions from the comments and work on those. :) More tutorials and battle analysis videos are coming

hey man great video, i made my first team based on this, do you also have a double teambuilding guide video by any chance?

Pokemon competitive is pretty great *But it ain't no age of empires 2*

Great guide. I really appreciate your effors and time investment.

Finally someone i understand

Aight back to the drawing table!

I think I'm late but thank u for guide. It's really help me.

Hey, can you make a guide with more focus on what pokemon to put in the roles? its something i have trouble doing

Great intro into teambuilding, as well as a pretty solid RU team(as someone who has played competitively since mid gen 6). Only thing is I would've probably put normalium-z on Diancie. Diancie has no recovery options and will get worn down checking all the fires, flyings, darks and dragons in the tier(as well as hazards) and so at least, normalium-z gives access to Z-heal bell which will replenish its health to full. It's a 1 time use, but it can come in clutch when that Honchcrow is alive and Diancie is at 30% or something. Edit: Also consider replacing aqua jet(it hardly tickles most things it wants to revenge killl, easy to predict, and you'd use First Impression on them anyways) with Spikes. Golisopod more than other mons on your team relies so heavily on predictions, so at least in the early game, Spikes is a decent move since Golisopod forces a lot of switches.

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Anirudh! Z-Heal Bell is an interesting option yeah. I wanted the team to be a little simpler by having a Z-move as a nuke but if anyone reads this later they should know it's a great alternative. I also agree that Aqua Jet can definitely be Spikes. I do think Aqua Jet has its merits too. Both are good for different reasons. :)

Thanks man this helps 👍

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it man. I hope to see you around. I've got a lot of Pokemon Analysis on my channel and more to come

Can someone make an ubers gen 7 team out of zekrom being my sweeper and kyogre no choice items and no outrage

Step 1: use landorus-therian whenever you can Step 2: stay away from gen 1, that place is a nuclear wasteland of bugs and stupid mechanics

@qqlez

4 жыл бұрын

Gen 1 = use alakazam

@mmmmm4932

4 жыл бұрын

Gen 5vers

@Harry-km4zt

4 жыл бұрын

I like using buterfree...

@adameveleigh4152

4 жыл бұрын

@@qqlez Gen 1 is actually = use Tauros

@totallysaneiguess

4 жыл бұрын

Just spam earthquakes and hyper beams😂 cause its gen 1 lmao

Hey, Mr. @Resonance22Channel ! I was wondering if you could make a video explaining in depth why one of your best teams is so good. Like, the stats, why this pokemon is a good toxic Staller (for example), the type coverage a pokemon wants, what makes a good sweeper.. etc. I think a video like that would help me and other noobs make better teams.

Any idea on how to make a competitive team centered around an Eevee using it's z-move to get stat buffs, and then using baton pass to switch to another pokemon or Stored Power for massive damage? I also have a clefable in the team for double battles that can use psych up to copy eevees boosts, and has Follow Me to allow Eevee to set up without being KO'd

I just found this guide so I am currently working on a OU team for Gen 7 since I have the sweeper of my team with the right nature and all; as well as my Pursuit Trapper. I have to go catch my Pivot/Defogger but I can't decide the other 3 Pokémon. Here's what I got so far and would love suggestions for my final 3 members: Keldeo (Resolute): Item- Leftovers (for healing and a bit of bulkiness,) Moves- Calm Mind, Scald, Secret Sword, & Taunt; Nature- Timid, IVs- All Perfect (I used a Gold Bottle Cap on it as I like Keldeo,) EVs- 252 SpA 4 SpD 252 Speed. Tyranitar: Item- Tyranitarite, Moves- Stealth Rock, Stone Edge, Pursuit, & Earthquake; Nature- Adamant, IVs- Any Necessary Perfects, EVs- 252 HP & ATK 4 SpD. Tornadus-T: Item: Flyinium Z, Moves- Hurricane, Knock Off, U-Turn, & Defog; Nature- Timid (for Extra Speed,) IVs- Any Necessary Perfects, EVs- 4 HP 252 SpA 252 Speed.

Not a huge fan of pokemon but informative tutorial nevertheless. Shame not many people are able to see this video..

sad that there won't be any more tournaments in usum

How do you know when to sprinkle a little bit of EV into a lower stat on some pokemon? Is there a chart that teaches you this. Like how you give a pokemon just a wee bit of soeed boost so it's just slightly faster than a group of pokemon.

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Hi John. That's the kind of thing you learn through experience and watching competitive battles which I upload regularly. You kinda have to learn the metagame, which is what I teach. Hopefully you stick around and you'll learn over time. :) I always answer questions to help. Here are 2 battles that go over how I build teams with EVs and there are more guides coming: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppx2j8SCdK_Scpc.html and kzread.info/dash/bejne/k654mMSQc9SdhLw.html/ I also offer coaching on Patreon and for Twitch Subs which I really appreciate. I have a playlist of Pokemon battles here: kzread.info/head/PLOZFzqxtvtxdCHne7kzcdVvLSt15sgN4u I hope all that stuff helps. Really it's just something you learn from experience and a good teacher. Thankfully I've played a lot and had many good mentors, so I'm here to pass down what I know.

I hope ill be able to do those 500 iq big brain moves someday

This is my first competitive team, i would like some tips: Charizard (M) @ Charizardite Y Ability: Blaze Shiny: Yes EVs: 4 Def / 252 SpA / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Flamethrower - Focus Blast - Solar Beam - Roost Torterra (M) @ Leftovers Ability: Overgrow EVs: 248 HP / 252 Def / 8 Spe Impish Nature - Stealth Rock - Wood Hammer - Earthquake - Synthesis Magearna @ Assault Vest Ability: Soul-Heart EVs: 248 HP / 224 SpD / 36 Spe Sassy Nature - Volt Switch - Fleur Cannon - Ice Beam - Iron Head Kommo-o (M) @ Life Orb Ability: Bulletproof EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe Hasty Nature - Toxic - Clanging Scales - Close Combat - Poison Jab Toxapex (F) @ Black Sludge Ability: Merciless Shiny: Yes EVs: 248 HP / 8 Def / 252 SpD - Scald - Haze - Recover - Toxic Spikes Zeraora @ Expert Belt Ability: Volt Absorb Happiness: 0 EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpA / 252 Spe Naive Nature - Plasma Fists - Close Combat - Grass Knot - Volt Switch

Could you Please make a team for me? My favorite is naganadel, i want him to be sweeper

So all we need to do to get a team built around a list of favorites is to be a Patreon Supporter or Twitch sub? Can we get feedback on our own teambuilding as well - like if we send a team with our thought process on why certain pokemon made the cut and get feedback critiquing the build?

What's the best way to deal with a pokemon you want on your team that has a 4x weakness? I love Quagsire, but I don't really know how to cover it's weakness. Should I just have a few pokemon resistant to grass moves on the team? Should I have a sap sipper on the team? A few pkmn resistant to grass and a sap sipper? I feel like I'm a little too concerned about its grass weakness, but figure I'd ask here since you seem to know your stuff!

does anyone have suggestions for a team built around Stunfisk?

@stefanbrouwer459

2 жыл бұрын

What gen, Tier and what do you want to do with it

Can someone help me? Im new to Competitive Pokemon. Im trying to build a team but Im having trouble. Any help is good. (It having Swampert, Heliolisk and Flygon would be nice.) Thank you very much.

Can you make me a team based off of tyranitary plz??

@Resonance22Channel Assistance Requested* I’ve been looking for a video or some explanation on determine what Pokémon to lead with or which to choose depending on ya know bring 6 pick 3, based on opponents and there threats. I just started competitive and I’m doing good with teams I just always pick wrong. Any help/advice would be appreciated.

I want to build a team around mega sceptile and I don't know where to start

@modeloman4568

3 жыл бұрын

This is one year late but you’d mainly want something that can switch into ice types

This guide is very helpfully but I’m a bit confused. I want to make a very offensive Haxorus team but I don’t know which Pokémon to partner up with it. Please help.

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Blitz! If you'd like to help keep the channels funded, I mention in the video that I offer teambuilding workshops to Twitch Subs and Patreon supporters. I can build you a team with anything you like. You have a lot of options but I'd recommend pairing Haxorus with maybe Mamoswine for hazards/typing and or a pivot like Scizor or Rotom-Mow. How do I know this? The best way to learn how to build teams is from experience and watching battles, which I post regularly and have a playlist of that which will really help you. Answering your question in-full would require a lot of follow-up questions but if you keep watching my stuff you will learn how to build teams. :D You can see how I build teams in this video (and most of mine): kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppx2j8SCdK_Scpc.html I demonstrate it in this video too: kzread.info/dash/bejne/k654mMSQc9SdhLw.html And here's the playlist. kzread.info/head/PLOZFzqxtvtxdCHne7kzcdVvLSt15sgN4u I hope to see you around and that my suggestions are a good start.

Could someone help me build a SwSh team? I'll mostly be battling friends and max raid stuff but I also want a good team for story mode

@TheBlimpFruit

4 жыл бұрын

It's most fun if you go into the game blind first time

I’m trying to make a team for my favs which are scizor, sceptile and swampert. Anyone have tips?

@stefanbrouwer459

2 жыл бұрын

In which game and tier

Gardevoir snorlax hydreigon blaziken but i wanna switch for Delphi’s, what do you guys think?

@hex5thperk

4 жыл бұрын

Delphox*

One day I'll get it, one day

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Keep at it and you certainly will! :) Feel free to ask me any questions here or on Twitter and I'm happy to take suggestions for video topics. I also try to explain more of the decision-making in my battle commentaries to make things easier to learn while still keeping the depth

Can I still play pokemon sun and moon competitively in 2020?

I'm just curious and not to be rude but why does your voice switch back and forth with kermit's?

Thanks! Namaste ♥.♥v

why do i find this channel just now

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

I am just glad you found it Houssinov! Welcome to the community and feel to share it around. I'm excited to make more awesome Pokemon tutorials, battles, and content for other interesting games. I have a Pokemon playlist you might enjoy. I'm working on Sword & Shield right now and I do take suggestions. Cheers ^^

So what is the viability that you secretly sneak in Fire Punch on ever pokemon in the team? Jokes aside, I'm a pretty average Pokemon battler so this helps a bit with all the big brain playing required lol.

can you substitute a sweeper for a glass cannon?

@stefanbrouwer459

2 жыл бұрын

I think that would function better as a revenge killer or wallbreaker.

I’m confused but I’m going to try to learn VGC to the best of my ability

Hi thats a great Video thank you. I tried to make my own team trying to keep in mind the things you said. It is a UU team I made for single battles but I just keep losing because my pokemon keep dying so quickly. So now I would appreciate it very much if you could help me make a team with the pokemon I like, which would be gardevoir, milotic, leafeon, umbreon, Hawlucha, gengar... I dont want all of them in the team and of course I like many more. The team I tried was a sunny day leafeon team which sucked. If you dont find time to help me I can understand.

Im building my leafeon and at the moment Im worried about the fact that on multiple occasions Ive noticed my leafeon can get one hit fairly easily even though it does outspeed alot of times the original moveset I had for it was swords dance,giga drain, x scissor, and last resort my strategy would to be start with a swords dance then if it hasnt been hit to hard use x scissor and if I start getting worried with the hp to use giga drain so at that point I can use last resort if im in bad situation and chipping health back with giga drain isnt working I have been debating changing around the giga drain and x scissor I thought that giga drain wouldnt be as bad with the lower special attack because of the stab but im noticing its still strugling and with X-scissor since it doesnt have stab even with the attack aid it can struggle too so Im kinda on the fence on what to do at the moment

@ofcsmith3305

4 жыл бұрын

Mystic Meadow I could help but I’d need to know the rest of your team and the leafeons stats

@weafurrybutabandoned

4 жыл бұрын

@@ofcsmith3305 When it comes to the games my leafeon is level 73 with 189 hp 179 attack 102 sp attack 121 sp defense 179 attack 243 defense 176 speed with a life orb and swords dance leaf blade giga drain and last resort the rest of my team is lv 70 arcanine an absol Im breeding with 2 max ivs in attack and defense lv 56 goodra lv 77 primarina and lv 64 tapu koko my show down team is really different tho

Hello can you please rate my pokemon team 1: heatran 2:kyurem (black) 3:cresselia 4:tentacruel 5:virizion 6:hippowdon

Is this guide still viable for shield?

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely. The 2nd sample team I provide uses Pokemon in the Galar dex and functions the same way. I made sure to design the guide with Sword & Shield in mind and mention that a couple times in the video. :)

I still have a lot of questions do u have a Twitter I could dm you ?

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

I mention in the video that I offer detailed teambuilding workshops for Patreon supporters and Twitch subscribers. I can try to help you, but I recommend just leaving them in the comments on Pokemon videos and I usually answer them. Simple questions can be tweeted at me. Also I have a lot of other great battles in this playlist that each teach their own thing: kzread.info/head/PLOZFzqxtvtxdCHne7kzcdVvLSt15sgN4u

Would Slowbro Be included as a Bulky Water?

@stefanbrouwer459

2 жыл бұрын

Its got pretty good varriety of moves, has recovery and the op ability regenerator.

I suck ass when is comes to battling thank you

What's more popular, singles or doubles ?

@Resonance22Channel

4 жыл бұрын

They are both really popular! Singles might be more popular by a small margin but Doubles is the official format for VGC console tournaments while Singles is usually the format on Pokemon Showdown. Pokemon Showdown does support double battles though and has its own tier list for those which is nice. So yeah people play both :)

@dtownlockdown9984

4 жыл бұрын

@@Resonance22Channel ok cool thanks! It's been a while since I've played Pokemon but I plan on getting really into Sword/Shield and I want to absorb as much knowledge about the competitive scene before it comes out.

I love the description of the Z crystals 🤣🤣🤣🤣

im only watching this only so that i can finish pokemon clover

tutorial starts 11:25