Watership Down Pokemon League

[Dragonskull]

Any good old Pokemon trainers in this website? Casual or Compentitive, I don't really care. Since there is a gaming section on this channel, jet's dedicate a topic on the gaming colossus named Pokemon!

[Hammy]

Did someone say Pokemon?!

I've gotten back into Pokemon this gen, actually. Initially played through pretty much all of the Gen 3 titles then skipped out on most of Gen 4 and 5, but after I got a 3DS and Y and Omega Ruby, I can't get enough of it now.

I do some casual competitive ladder battles on Pokemon Showdown and bred some competitive viable Pokemon on my game, though, never really have made an effort to do any proper tournaments. I'm just happy to have my perfect, precious, hyper-offense shiny Lopunny, who I named Thlayli because he's a beast. No one ever gets the reference, but that's okay. Kinda want to breed an Azumarill and a Diggersby to go with him; they make a great team core in the current metagame and I get to have a Watership Down theme team.

I could talk about this stuff all day, really, I love it.

[Dragonskull]

Ya want a Watership Down based-around team? Check out this replay in Pokemon Showdown, of a team I made inspired from Watership Down

Replays-Pokemon Showdownhttp://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/ou-315874349

[Hammy]

I know it's just for fun, but the use of a Pelipper, a Raticate, a Jolteon, and freakin' Rapidash in the OU ladder causes the hardcore meta player in me to scream. And who uses bounce on Diggersby? Who uses Bounce at all? Why would a Rapidash have Flame Charge?

Ahem. Pardon my sticklerness.

[Dragonskull]

I was just making a Watership Down-based team, not caring about tiers.
And as for Bounce in Diggserby, I haven't used one before, so I know nothing :P

[Hammy]

Like I said, I understand that, but it still makes me want to tear my ears off on the inside. If you haven't used a Pokemon, it's always a good idea to consult the Smogon Pokedex for viable builds and play with those. Their forums have a lot of good information and discussion on how to use each Pokemon as well. Though, as a general rule, moves that take two turns to hit are a bad choice.