Unconventional Team with Cloyster: Road to Ranked Pokémon

TLDRIn this Pokémon battle, I feature a unique team with Cloyster. The team finished 43rd in an online tournament and includes Pokémon like Chandelure and Togekiss. Cloyster can wall water type attackers and deal significant damage with Stomping Tantrum and Gunk Shot. It also has access to Yawn and Helping Hand.

Key insights

:closed_umbrella:Cloyster can wall water type attackers and deal significant damage with Stomping Tantrum and Gunk Shot.

:dizzy:Cloyster's unique typing of Ground and Poison allows for effective offensive coverage against Fairy and Fire/Rock type Pokémon.

:zzz:Cloyster's moveset includes Yawn and Helping Hand, making it a versatile support option.

:boom:The team's trick room mode with Photograph and Chandelure can disrupt opponents' strategies and deal massive damage.

:rocket:The team's fast mode with Chandelure and Dragonite leads can provide quick knockouts and outspeed most opponents.

Q&A

Can Cloyster handle strong ground type attacks?

Cloyster has limited resistances to ground type attacks, so it's important to be cautious when facing Pokémon with strong ground moves.

What are the weaknesses of this team?

The team is weak against bulky teams and Pokémon that can counter Cloyster's abilities. Being mindful of opponents' strategies is key.

Why is Trick Room mode important for this team?

Trick Room mode with Photograph and Chandelure allows for disruption and massive damage against opponents, especially those relying on Trick Room themselves.

Why is Fluttermaine's special attack investment low?

Fluttermaine focuses more on HP and defense, making it a tanky Pokémon. Its main role is to disrupt opponents and provide support.

How can this team be played effectively?

The team offers multiple strategies, including trick room and fast mode. Understanding opponents' Pokémon and adapting your playstyle accordingly is vital.

Timestamped Summary

00:01Introducing an unconventional team featuring Cloyster in Pokémon battles.

06:00Breakdown of the team's Pokémon and their unique abilities.

08:30Analyzing the opponent's team composition and potential strategies.

09:35Strategizing moves and switching Pokémon based on the opponent's actions.

10:00Deciding the best move to counter the opponent's Pokémon.