WarpStarFerre:well thats true i what to make Magmar and Rhydon evolve because i NEVER used Magmar and Rhydon before and intend to keep Raikou in my team beacuse it beat the Froniter Brain Hall Mortan with my Raikou no joke and doesnt Frosslass has a good sp.def and sp.atck? also i was gonna to get rid of Roost that Crobat learned and replaced with Air Slash. so i always take a the hard way ok? plus i have my Rotom in my Pokemon SS so i keep Rotom there. so i know ALL type weakness and the alibitys in Pokemon. plus i keep Frosslass as my team member in Pokemon Platinum(which i dont have her yet). so thats it also thanks for the advice Warp.

WarpStarFerret : No, it's Rock/Grass. All fossil Pokemon are part Rock (and until Black/White, all had Rock as their primary type). To quote Bulbapedia:
"Cradily (Japanese: ユレイドル Yuradle) is a dual-type Rock/Grass fossil Pokémon."
So I'm actually going to use him AGAINST ice, so I can conserve Dialga's steel move.

bigNATE : Fine, but remember that grass is weak to ice regardless, and Cradily is somewhat slow, so don't switch Cradily into an ice beam, or it will end up falling earlier than it normally would.

Also, Cradily is NOT a good holder for Rock type moves, so don't expect to one-hit STAB attack KO an ice type with it; Cradily will probably fall before the ice type if you try that. You will want it to have moves like Toxic or Sludge Bomb that cause status problems for opponents, then stall for time.

Just don't use Cradily against ice okay? It doesn't work as well as you seem to think.

My Pokemon Team:
Raichu
Dragonite
Snorlax
Typhlosion
Venusaur
Noctowl
These pokemon never let me down so currently I have no issue or possible weakness to my team and notice that there is no legendaries involved.

TheOmegaDragon : Defensively, your team is fairly sound. The only type that will probably give you problems is the ice type. Noctowl, Dragonite, and Venusaur are all weak to it. The easiest way to fix this is to simply replace Noctowl with a ghost type of your choice; most of Noctowl's moves are similar to the moves ghost types learn, so that shouldn't be a problem. It might also be a good idea to replace Venusaur with a water type to give you some coverage against fire types.

WarpStarFerret : It's true that I can easily replace Noctowl with other pokemon and I plan to do so by replacing it with a water type maybe even an ice type although you overlooked Typhlosion as my fire type. Typhlosion deals with all the ice types while Raichu defeats ones that are part water type. Because my Typhlosion has Eruption and a high speed stat ice types aren't a problem although Dragon types could be my greatest challenge. Dragon types could be taken care of by Snorlax but to have an easier time I'm thinking ice types would be the way to go. Your right, I should replace Noctowl I only use it to fly so I can preserve my Dragonite's powerful moveset.

TheOmegaDragon : I didn't overlook Typhlosion, what I meant was you have nothing super-effective AGAINST fire. That's why you need a water type. I suggested replacing Venusaur because that would replace a fire weakness with a fire remover without really losing much.

Also, when I say ice-weak, I mean 3 of your Pokemon have a weakness to ice; try not to have more than 2 with weaknesses to any given type.

If you want an ice type, then I'll advise replacing Noctowl with Frosslass specifically; it's ghost-ice.

By the way, since this is my thread, you can just use the normal reply to thread at the bottom and not reply to post; I'll get a summons either way, and it's pointless to get 2 of them at once.

I'm playing Leaf Reborn (thanks to SpartinOnyx1361 for the Reborn games). My team consists of Ivysaur, Charmeleon, Wartortle, Lugia, Golem, and Jolteon.

Lugia can't learn a Psychic attack, but I'm planning to give it the Psychic TM. I managed to catch a wild Golem. All nine starters were available in the first route and I wanted the three Kanto starters in my team. Jolteon is just one of my favorite Pokémon and it covers Electric, Fighting, and Bug attacks since it can learn Double Kick and Pin Missile.

I checked Bulbapedia and out of these 6 Pokémon, at least one of them will have an attack that is super effective against an enemy Pokémon regardless of the opponent's type. If you think I missed anything, let me know. Keep in mind that this is limited to Gen I, II, and III Pokémon.

BNuge : You're offensively sound, but keep in mind that if a water-ice pokemon shows up after Jolteon faints, you're hosed. Also, Jolteon's attack rating is kind of low, so you might want to just focus on electric type moves for it. Double Kick and Pin Missile will probably do less than Thunderbolt, even with the damage multiplier. You should also worry about electric types, because you will have three weaknesses there once Charmeleon evolves.

I'd replace Ivysaur with a bug type like Scyther or Scizor, or maybe even Forretress, and replace Lugia with either a dedicated Psychic type such as Alakazam, or maybe a ghost type such as Gengar. You could also replace either Lugia or Charmeleon with a fighting type such as Hitmonlee.

There are always going to be at least two pokemon weakened by the same type but I narrowed my sixth potential pokemon to Lapras or Tyranatar. I'm aware of the ground fighting type weakness of my team however I got Venusaur and Dragonite to fight off ground and fighting types. I'm not exactly a fan of ghost types so I like it to be one of these two pokemon.

TheOmegaDragon : Of those two, Lapras would probably be better. It doesn't give your team as many vulnerabilities as T-Tar, and your team would find the ever-present Sandstorm that T-Tar summons a detriment anyway. You still have 3 Rock type weaknesses on your team, but it should be effective enough in spite of that now. Just remember that switching Lapras in to fight a Rock type might end very badly.

By the way, there are a few ghost types with dual types that you might want to try at least once at some point, such as Rotom and Frosslass. Their odd typing can sometimes confuse your opponents and give you an edge. If you don't want to, though, it's your call.

I've raised many more teams of Pokemon than this, but here's a few of the teams I've made. All of them are awesome too I must say.

Magneton
Farfetch'd
Sneasel
Starmie
Magcargo
Exeggcutor

Tyranitar
Misdrevus
Houndoom
Xatu
Feraligatr
Celebi

Dugtrio
Slowbro
Meganium
Lapras
Delibird
Magmar

Marowak
Victreebel
Mr. Mime
Lanturn
Typhlosion
Murkrow

Butterfree
Hitmonlee
Pikachu
Mew
Clefable
Charizard

XxChaosxX : AGHH... So many at once... I'll do these one at a time, okay?

The first team, although it looks odd at first glance, is fairly well structured offensively, although it is pretty obvious it is a Gen II team. There are a few glaring weaknesses in this team though, which are fire, fighting and rock, with Magneton, Sneasel, and Magcargo weak to fighting, and with Farfetch'd, Sneasel and Magcargo (Rock doesn't resist rock for some reason ) weak to rock, and the fire weakness involves Magneton, Sneasel and Exeggutor.

For this team, I would recommend replacing Magcargo with Ninetails, Farfetch'd with Dugtrio, and Magneton with Jolteon.

You can post your opinions on my advice, and whether you want me to think harder or move on to the next team.

WarpStarFerret : You don't have to comment on them all. Just comment on the ones you like and forget the rest.

Btw. I used Magcargo because I've been training pokemon I've never trained before and I'd never trained Magcargo. That's been my goal, to train every single pokemon (from the first and second generation) at least once.

XxChaosxX : Your best team here is your second one. There are no real flaws in the team that I can see, it's put together quite well.

Your 4th team is pretty good too, but it is ice-weak. All you need to do to fix that is to replace Marowak with Piloswine though.

My team from the pokemon emerald:
Altaria 40 lvl
Alakazam 66 lvl
Typhlosion lvl 55 (traded from my friend)
Tentacruel 45 lvl
Scizor 47 lvl
Machamp 50 lvl
That's my team for now i'm planning to switch scizor with something but i'm still thinking.

I have a jolteon, espeon, umbreon, vaporeon, flareon, slaking. I was devastated to hear that slaking can't learn skill swap by tm. ;c but they are all level 60.

JZ : Well, you're team doesn't have any glaring weaknesses, but you will have a rough time countering your opponents. Most of the eeveelutions have relatively small movepools, so it will be tough to provide good answers to specialized sweepers and walls. It's an interesting concept, and it could work for fun battles with friends, but I wouldn't try to seriously go competitive with it. I like the eeveelutions, and they compliment each other pretty well, but having so many on one team cripples your offensive capabilities. I don't really have any good suggestions for this team; there's nothing really wrong with it, it just isn't up to the competitive level: it's a little too predictable. Most of the movesets worth anything on the eeveelutions are pretty much standardized by this point. Hope you have fun with the team though. It should be interesting to battle with so many eeveelutions.

udfett : You have an interesting team. It looks quite good, but there are one or two pokemon I can't say much of because I never trained one. Its defensive typing looks sound, and it does look like it can be taken to the competitive level. The only thing you're really missing is a physical wall. I also don't quite understand the Altaria, but it is nice for a change of pace every now and then. I personally didn't much like Altaria when I trained one myself, but Perish Song was interesting to have. Oh, and keep Scizor; Tentacruel is perfect for taking all the fire type attacks for it. I only have two points of advice beyond that: First, you might want to consider looking for a different dragon unless you just feel like using Altaria, and second, try to have your teams levels a little closer. A 26 level spread is a bit extreme.

My team I used at the championship battle in pokemon emerald:

Blaziken
Crobat
Kadabra
Rayquza
Raichu
Wailord

supermariobros54 : First, this is a 'club' forum. The sign-ups are here, but keep in mind that you need a minimum of 50 posts to sign up. https://www.vizzed.com/vizzedboard/thread.php?id=20489

I'll critique your team, but don't expect more info beyond this post until you are a member.
Overall, I quite like the team, aside from the fact that you are probably using Rayquaza as a crutch; I never cared much for actually using Legendary Pokemon in battles. Your defensive typing is quite sound, but you might want to keep in mind that a lot of your pokemon have low defenses, and would be taken out by a strong STAB attack from an opponent. I'm also guessing you don't have access to trading, or you would have an Alakazam and not a Kadabra. If this team is in the RGR, then offering advice won't help much since it can only stay on your file, and can't be battled outside of it. Also, if you can't get Alakazam, then try Gardevoir; it's better than Kadabra at least, although it is slightly slower. Just keep in mind that this thread is mainly for cartridge games, since I'm trying to help people perfect their teams for competitive battling: there's little point in giving advice on teams for an already beaten RGR file.