Ruby team

[Prok2]

Sorry, I don't remember all the items and natures, but here goes:

Blaziken:
-slash
-blaze kick
-ember
-sky uppercut

Flygon:
-dragonbreath
-sand tomb
-crunch
-fly

Bellossom:
-petal dance
-bullet seed
-acid
-sleep powder

Wobbuffet:
-counter
-mirror coat
-destiny bond
-encore

Chimecho:
-take down
-double-edge
-psychic
-psywave

Relicanth:
-Take down
-water gun
-rock tomb
-Yawn

 

[Darth Sabreus]

Not too bad a team so far. I'm not very sure about Wobbuffet, it's a good enough Pokémon, just that it's probably outclassed for in-game use. Since I assume this is ingame, I won't talk about natures or EVs and all. So:

Blaziken

-Flamethrower/Fire Blast/ Blaze Kick
-Sky Uppercut
-Bulk Up
-filler

Flamethrower and Fire Blast are both good alternatives to Blaze Kick. Flamethrower has the best accuracy and solid 95 power, Fire Blast is the most powerful but forgoes accuracy. The burn chance is pretty decent too, at 30%. Blaze Kick is weakest at 85 power but has the highest Crit Hit ratio and has a 10% burn chance.

Sky Uppercut is standard, and Bulk Up boosts Blaziken's massive attack and it's average Defence. The last move is entirely up to you. I had Earthquake and Double Kick instead of Bulk Up and filler. However, EQ gets pretty much the same type coverage as Sky Uppercut.

Flygon

-Dragon Claw
-Flamethrower/Fire Blast/ Steel Wing
-Earthquake
-Fly

Pretty standard here. Dragon Claw is 30% more powerful the Breath, but you don't get the chance of paralysis. Flamethrower/Fire Blast/ Steel Wing is for countering Ice types. I'd like to mention here that Fire/Dragon gets neutral hits on every Pokémon in GenIII. Earthquake is for STAB, and I've left Fly for convenience.

Bellossom

-Sunny Day
-Solarbeam
-Moonlight
-Sleep Powder/HP (Fire)

Yay, sun Bellossom. This almost identical to the set I used in my mono-type run, except I had Sludge Bomb instead of Sleep Powder/ Hidden Power. The idea is basic here: use Sunny Day to boost speed and then put to sleep with Sleep Powder, heal any damage with Moonlight and then hit hard with Solarbeam or HP (Fire). It's ok if you can't get HP (Fire), you still have Solarbeam to deal damage with.

Bellossom may not be the best Pokemon to use, but Sunny Day helps Blaziken and Flygon hit a lot harder.

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Chimecho is heavily outclassed by Alakazam and Gardevoir, so I'll give you sets for both:

Alakazam

-Psychic
-Recover
-Reflect
-filler

Gardevoir

-Psychic
-Thunderbolt
-Hypnosis
-Calm Mind

Relicanth

-Surf
-Ancient Power/Rock Tomb
-Yawn
-Double Edge/Return

Pretty basic stuff here again. Surf gets STAB, but watch out since Relicanth has crap Special Attack. Ancient Power could be used in place of Rock Tomb since it has more power can has a 10% chance of raising all stats. It does have (very) low PP though. Yawn is for sleep, and Double Edge is a must if you have Rock Head as your ability. If you have Swift Swim though, Return is a powerful attack that pairs well with Surf.

And Wobbuffet is fine the way it is. Still don't really like it though...

 

[Aura Sensei™]

Sorry, I don't remember all the items and natures, but here goes:

Blaziken:
-Flamethrower
-Thunderpunch
-Return/Rock Slide
-sky uppercut

Flygon:
-dragon Claw
-Earthquake
-crunch
-Flamethrower

Bellossom:
-petal dance
-HP Fire/Something good
-Substitute
-sleep powder

Wobbuffet:
-counter
-mirror coat
-destiny bond
-encore

Chimecho:
-take down
-double-edge
-psychic
-psywave

Relicanth:
-Take down
-Surf
-rock Slide
-Yawn

Changes in Bold.

 

[M4zz]

Sorry, I don't remember all the items and natures, but here goes:

Blaziken:
-slash
-blaze kick
-ember
-sky uppercut

Flygon:
-dragonbreath
-sand tomb
-crunch
-fly

Bellossom:
-petal dance
-bullet seed
-acid
-sleep powder

Wobbuffet:
-counter
-mirror coat
-destiny bond
-encore

Chimecho:
-take down
-double-edge
-psychic
-psywave

Relicanth:
-Take down
-water gun
-rock tomb
-Yawn

I'd run with Sabreus' changes. Except do use Rock Slide over AncientPower on Relicanth.

Changes in Bold.

You're an arse for suggesting what you did for Bellossom. Regardless, here's a Pokemon to consider over Bellossom, as generally, it's just a better Pokemon.

Shiftry
-Giga Drain / Solarbeam
-Faint Attack
-Extrasensory
-Toxic / Sunny Day

Go with Solarbeam + Sunny Day if you'd prefer.

 

[Aura Sensei™]

Sure,say what you want,just hope I helped.

 

[Primal Crusader V]

@pokemazter3001

I don't see what's wrong with Salamence lover Logan's suggestion for Bellosom. HP Fire is a great Offensive w/ Sunny Day. And Sleep Powder+Substitute works only in supporting conditions.

If you just want to suggest another Pokemon to the INGRMT user, then don't rub someone else's face intheir own stretgy. It's simply their idea of a suggestion.

 

[M4zz]

Sure,say what you want,just hope I helped.

You're missing the point. See below.

@pokemazter3001

I don't see what's wrong with Salamence lover Logan's suggestion for Bellosom. HP Fire is a great Offensive w/ Sunny Day. And Sleep Powder+Substitute works only in supporting conditions.

If you just want to suggest another Pokemon to the INGRMT user, then don't rub someone else's face intheir own stretgy. It's simply their idea of a suggestion.

Apparently, neither of you can read. He literally suggested "something good" beside HP Fire. If thats the kind of rate he's going to give, then he might as well stop rating teams, as honestly, he doesn't give half a damn to give decent suggestions. And another point, and him and I have touched base on this before, but Hidden Power is a poor suggestion for IGRMT, as the effort required to obtain it for an in-game purpose is unnecessary. It's a great coverage move in a Competitive standpoint, but in-game, its a lazy suggestion. Shiftry's a better Pokemon than Bellossom anyways. Better STATs, dual STABs, and a usable movepool. Regardless if that's Logan's idea of a suggestion or not, he should know there are much better options available in-game, and not be so defensive when someone who's been rating Gen III teams for nigh on three years offers better advice.

If you're going the route of "same style of set, but a different Pokemon, yet you're being an ass about it", then just quit the internet. Yes, its the same set, thank you for noticing that. It's arguably one of Shiftry's best sets from Gen III onwards, with tweaks here and there throughout each re-occurring generation. Shiftry also does that same set a hell of a lot better than Bellossom. I don't see what your problem is.