Hello everyone I would like for you to rate my Pokémon Emerald team. I've been playing Emerald for a long time and have traded a lot through my LeafGreen/FireRed games with my Sapphire/Ruby games which then traded through Emerald to make this super elite team please be completely honest when rating this team, the truth my hurt, but it's what makes you a better player when taking advice from others. So here it is:

All my Pokémon are at level 100 (I love training them)

1. Blastoise
2. Blazakin
3. Venasaur
4. Salamence
5. Raichu
6. Rhydon

This team has never been defeated (yet) in Emerald. They've beaten the Poke league about 10 times in a row now (and when I say beat, I mean completely trashed them) I've maxed out everything (You know, with Protein's, Calcium's, Zinc, ETC.) and taught them the best moves I could find Please rate fairly and honestly. Thanks

SalamenceR3 : That's a pretty great team! You have 6 different types of Pokémon which will come in handy when defeating opponents - Elite Four, GYM Leaders and of course the Champion (If you already haven't).  Or you could just battle him/her again! Pretty effective team!

Hmmm....i will rate your pokemon tean a 3. Its a decent its actually not all about getting your pokemon team in level 100. They got to learn the right moves and have really good stats. Just telling us that they never been defeated and are in level 100 doesnt actually make me interested.  

SalamenceR3 :  That is a pretty good team! I think I have only had only 1 level one hundred Pokemon in my career. After I beat the game, I don't really bother to go back and train. By the way, what moves does you Pokemon have?

I gave it a four. Your team looks like they could struggle with Ice and Ground. Sure you got Blaziken and Blastoise and Venusaur but we can't ignore that fact can we? Could you post your pokemon's moves please? I could get more information from that.

This is a weosme team! I gave it six stars, mainly because, it is strong, sure, all pokemon teams have some weaknesses, but, hey, that is what switching pokemon is for. Anyways, awesome team, it could not possibly get any better.

Seems pretty versatile, but I can't truly judge a team unless I see their moves. You could have good Pokemon, but stuffed their moveslots with hyper beam and the like.

By popular demand, here is my teams attacks (lol):

1. Blastoise:
Hydro Cannon
Surf
Skull Bash
Water Pulse

2. Blazakin
Overheat
Flamethrower
Mega Kick
Flame Kick

3. Venasaur
Vine Whip
Frenzy Plant
Poison Powder
Sleep Powder

4. Salamence
Dragon Claw
Dragon Breath
Flamethrower
Fly

5. Raichu
Thunderbolt
Thundershock
Charge
Iron tail

6. Rhydon
Rock Slide
Earthquake
Magnitude
Iron Defense

Well...

Blastoise have much water attacks. I think Blastoise can learn more attacks from other types that could help him against pokémon stronger than him (Ice beam for grass type)
Blaziken the same. I'll teach him thunder punch for water types and a rock attack for flying.
Venusaur is okay, I guess
You did it great teaching flamethrower to Salamence. With this attack, he can fight against Ice/Steel types
Raichu... I see it good
And Rhydon... well, It's OK too

All and all, I'm not a master with teams. And, for can evaluate better the potential of they, you should tell their stats, EVs, IVs, effort points...

I give them a 4.5 (My team sure has a 3 or less xD)

Eeeeehhhhh I have to rate it 3/5, pretty decent I guess, is it on a real emerald cartridge or on vizzed?

Blastoise - Two many water type attacks, and hydro cannon is inaccurate, I'd teach it ice beam like RauruSheldsen said and I would also teach it earthquake for electric attacks, overall I guess its ok, could be better though.

*Blaziken (You spelled it wrong ) - "Flame Kick" I think you mean Blaze Kick. Also I agree with RauruSheldsen, teach it thunderpunch for water types and try to fin a way to cover up its under weaknesses if you can and if I'm correct Blaziken is more powerful with physical attacks so you don't really need flamethrower, overall if you fix it a bit it'll be ok.

*Venusaur (another typo ) - Toxic is more accurate then poison powder so get that, earthquake for fire types, and uh why vine whip? Venusaur is better with special attack then physical attack, I'd recommend giga drain because it steals HP. Maybe another poison type move that does damage so if you run into a grass type it might useful since the other attacks aren't very effective (besides toxic but toxic is a status move and doesn't do super effective damage) Overall, its pretty good.

Salamence - Why dragon breath? Just asking. Good job with flamethrower to keep away the ice types. I understand you reason for fly. I'd replace dragon breath with earthquake or iron tail because rock types are super effective agaisnt it.

Raichu - Why'd you keep thundershock? To be honest its weak and you already have thunderbolt (you can replace it for thunder if you want more power or you can keep it for more accuracy) Iron tail is good for rock types (which can be part ground or know ground type moves) I'd give it dig cause what if you run into another electric type? Iron tail and thunderbolt won't do you any good. The last move you can choose on your own.

Rhydon - Magnitude? Why? Or should I say "Rhy?" -Ok I admit that was a bad pun. Teach it flamethrower for grass types and thunderbolt for water types (Yes it can learn flamethrower and thunderbolt go look it up) Overall, I think its a good idea to use rhydon cause "Rhy-not?" ...Ok really that was a bad pun.

wise choices

SalamenceR3 :

 To be honest, blastoise needs ice beam. He has 3 water moves? That's a little to much. Same with blaziken. 3 fire moves is to much. Maybe a fighting type move?  For venusaur, I would instead of frenzy plant get solarbeam and instead of vine whip razor leaf. Salamance is pretty solid. Raichu needs something other then thundershock. And does rydon have rock head? Then I would recommend double edge instead of either magnitude or iron defence. For the rest, it's a pretty good team. 

hilacle :
Yes, this is on my real Emerald. Sadly the Eternal Batteries died...anyone know how to fix that?

And thanks everyone for the great advice for my team. I changed a few move sets so here's the new and improved move set:

1. Blastoise:
Hydro Cannon
Surf
Skull Bash
Ice Beam

2. Blazakin
Overheat
Flamethrower
Cross Chop
Rock Slide

3. Venasaur
Razor Leaf
Frenzy Plant
Poison Powder
Sleep Powder

4. Salamence
Dragon Claw
Dragon Breath
Flamethrower
Fly

5. Raichu
Thunderbolt
Thunder
Crunch
Iron tail

6. Rhydon
Rock Slide
Earthquake
Magnitude
Iron Defense

I marked green for the moves I changed.

Quite impressive! If you had added Arceus, and Rayquaza or whatever, you would have been 20% stronger! This team still needs to be improved, by a lot. Keep trying! BTW, Nice move sets!

Sorry, I don't use legendary Pokémon in my team. I only add them for my Pokedex. I always feel cheap if I use legendary poke's to battle anything due to they're VERY impressive stats. And I can't add an Arceus to an Emerald game

SalamenceR3 : Raichu can learn crunch? anyways, it's way better now. 

Pretty good team. I like the moves you have fore blaziken, he is just an awesome pokemon isn't he? You should add what level they are on. I concur with you about using legendary pokemon, it isn't fair, I only train them to level 100 to get good stats and moves but I never carry them around and battle with them, I don't think it is fair to have them on a team. There are plenty of other great mon legendary pokemon out there. Anyways, great team and you have some great pokemon and great moves, keep training hard, you are doing a good job so far! Keep it up!