[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

That's not a hundred, and I already got Cradily, Manectric, Honchkrow, and Toxicroak (Croagunk), while Bouffalant is currently on the list, and I'm intentionally avoiding Conkeldurr because OU is boring as hell.

Conkeldurr is OU? Huh. Any lower-running Fighters you recommend?

And as much as OU/Uber is boring, I love my Brynhildr and I'm not tossing her OU level training to the wayside.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

Speaking of which...most of my team is Never Used according to Smogon.

The current team rotation I'm running is
Galvantula (RU)
Milotic (UU)
Pinsir (NU in Gen 5, but not sure how it ranks with it's current mega evo)
Mienshao (UU)
Braviary (NU)
Lilligant (RU)

I like avoiding OU Pokemon. It's fun~

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

Conkeldurr is OU? Huh. Any lower-running Fighters you recommend?

And as much as OU/Uber is boring, I love my Brynhildr and I'm not tossing her OU level training to the wayside.

Eeyup~
And I don't know...Hitmonlee? *Shrugs*

I'm not some kind of prude. I have plenty of OU trained Pokemon (Dragonite, Salamence, Gastrodon, Gliscor, Hydreigon Toxicroak, Mamoswine, etc etc), but I'm trying to not use them too often and to have a constant rotation to keep things "Fresh."

[SideswipePrime]

Okay...because Matrix really wants to fight. I'll buckle down and grind. I'm just usually too impatient, since Salamence is so slow, and Swampert won't have the moveset I want until level 86. That and I've been playing Persona 3.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

Okay...because Matrix really wants to fight. I'll buckle down and grind. I'm just usually too impatient, since Salamence is so slow, and Swampert won't have the moveset I want until level 86. That and I've been playing Persona 3.

You don't have to. It'll just make you bitter towards the game. I can wait~
And what move does Swampert get at level 86? Looking at his movepool, the last move it gets is Hammer Arm, at 69, and that move can be Move Re-Learner'd in with a Heart Scale at a far earlier level. The last move that Swampert learns via level up that also isn't a TM/can't get early via move re-learner is Endeavor, at level 61.

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

You don't have to. It'll just make you bitter towards the game. I can wait~
And what move does Swampert get at level 86? Looking at his movepool, the last move it gets is Hammer Arm, at 69, and that move can be Move Re-Learner'd in with a Heart Scale at a far earlier level. The last move that Swampert learns via level up that also a TM/can't get early via move re-learner is Endeavor, at level 61.

Hammer Arm. I just remember there being a 6 in the number.

Also, Snivy evolves at level 17? What?

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

Hammer Arm. I just remember there being a 6 in the number.

Also, Snivy evolves at level 17? What?

Ah. Well, you can get Hammer Arm at level 36 with just a Heart Scale, meaning you don't need to be at such a high level

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Ah. Well, you can get Hammer Arm at level 36 with just a Heart Scale, meaning you don't need to be at such a high level

But I don't have a heart scale.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

But I don't have a heart scale.

2 possible ways.
1. Find them being held by wild Luvdisc. You can lead with a Pokemon with Compound Eyes to increase the chance of the item being held by 20% or you can lead with a Pokemon with Frisk to know if the Luvdisc is holding an item, and just use a Pokemon with Thief to steal the item without having to catch it. Old Rod always yields Luvdisc.
2. Exchange PokeMiles (Earned by walking in game, as well as trading and battling online) with the man in South Lumiose City's Pokemon Center for them.

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

2 possible ways.
1. Find them being held by wild Luvdisc. You can lead with a Pokemon with Compound Eyes to increase the chance of the item being held by 20% or you can lead with a Pokemon with Frisk to know if the Luvdisc is holding an item, and just use a Pokemon with Thief to steal the item without having to catch it. Old Rod always yields Luvdisc.
2. Exchange PokeMiles (Earned by walking in game, as well as trading and battling online) with the man in South Lumiose City's Pokemon Center for them.

3. Meet up with Tierno daily and see if you have a Pokemon that knows a "Dance" move.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

3. Meet up with Tierno daily and see if you have a Pokemon that knows a "Dance" move.

That's unreliable and only works once a day (It's the same reason why I didn't list the heart scales you can find on the beach that respawn every day, since they could also be pearls, too, if I recall correctly), so I didn't include it.

Anyway, I counted up the Pokemon I've trained up, and ended up with the following list.

Milotic
Galvantula
Mienshao
Lilligant
Braviary
Pinsir
Kangaskhan
Dragonite
Infernape
Gliscor
Sableye
Steelix
Politoed
Gastrodon
Ditto
Raichu
Volcarona (x2)
Hawlucha
Gardevoir
Heliosk
Toxicroak
Glaceon
Porygon-Z
Medicham
Rapidash
Metagross
Swanna
Yanmega (x2)
Greninja
Salamence
Mismagius
Torterra
Flareon
Manectric
Kabutops
Froslass
Abomasnow
Gorebyss
Sylveon
Rhyperior
Crobat
Bastiodon
Typhlosion
Feraligatr
Vivilion
Mawhile
Rotom
Krookodile
Talonflame
Ninetails
Swoobat
Poliwrath
Mamoswine
Tangrowth
Florges
Breloom
Empoleon
Barbacle
Machamp
Hydreigon
Honchkrow
Crawdaunt
Gourgeist
Victreebel
Roserade
Drapion
Gigalith
Trevenant
Meowstic
Flygon
Hitmontop
Mandibuzz
Escavalier
Zoroark
Seismitoad
Venusaur
Archeops
Electivire
Heracross
Alakazam
Vespiquen
Noivern
Hydreigon

I decided to not include my main team (Furfrou, Lapras, Lucario, Charizard, Chesnaught, and Magnezone) because their stats are all over the place and need to be adjusted, and some Pokemon that, while trained, were inadequate (Slowbro, Malamar) or I messed up on and need to redo (Banette, Aurorus), but otherwise, here's the 86 possible Pokemon I could use in battle.