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@@MDARapBattleTurnier Sure is! That’s a fine trade off as you need at least one of them to comfortably survive a super effective move from mons such as dunsparce/clodsire. That’s why double shadow won’t really work but as long as one is non-shadow you can shift around their play-styles just a tad

@@charles2904 I have multiple examples of those matchups in this video and I can tell you that most definitely is not the case. They have to get alignment on the perfect pokemon for that to happen of which is the case for any team people will play

@KPine I judged the team too early, apologies 😅. I have finished watching the video and I will try this team. However, I do not have S. Walrein. Is it okay to use the normal one?

@@charles2904 No worries at all, I totally understand the hesitation! And yes, it’s perfectly fine to use the normal one, just know you won’t have as much pressure :)

@@KPine thank you for the video and the reply. I will definitely try it out. Keep up the good work!

@@charles2904 Thank you and best of luck with the team!

@@xxbluenationxx Appreciate it! 🙏

@@oguzcanolgac1073 Best of luck with the team! 💪

@@AgusLearnsPvP Oh noooooo, I’m sry 😅

@@GeekNo.01 Walrein does a good job of baiting those out :)

@@Demot3dGoated The walrus is fantastic at baiting out those weaknesses and handling them

Rank 1 shadow grimer is definitely a solid investment! Sometimes the matchups can be tricky but you got this!

@@TobySchmoby They’re all higher ranked

@@hedorah71 Sack the azu and farm with grimer

@@mmhmmmyearight7183 Shadow Golurk would be the next closest thing and then Swalot :)

@@KPine ok i have been using Venusaur lol

@@marthakrypton9001 That’ll make a good shadow Muk!

@@TurkeySlammer1 Sry to hear that, sometimes sets like that do happen 😅

@@Sam18C If I had to choose one it would be mud bomb

@@vvspete switch azu?

@@vvspete Swap to azu right away since you have two better answers in the back

@@fdirgant Glad to hear the team has been treating you well!

@@BigBurden Thank you!

@@billyskinner9382 Glad to hear it, keep it up!

@@mumbosauce4 Both could work as they cover the fuzz’s weakness in fairies. But I think toxapex is a little better here so you aren’t partially core-broken by an alolan ninetales lead

@@KPineThat’s a good point, appreciate the advice. Tox/Guzz is really good into the omnipresent greninja too, and tox has been feasting on Azu. Great videos as always💯

@@flutemcglute Thanks! Best of luck with the team!

@jorgecabezascarrera4425 this is one of the "hidden" secrets to climb you just out resource lower elo people to make it easier, that's why you see ppl.use thing like grimer shad drif because they cost alot of dust, thus higher chance of other not having "resources" they have equals easy gain 300 points in 2 days

Maybe not much help if you don't have one but I swapped in nidorina. Sorry about as hard to get as grimer is

@@jorgecabezascarrera4425 You could potentially try clodsire or swalot but it won’t be quite the same team as mud slap is definitely extremely helpful here

​@@KPineget it man, thanks for your help 🙌🏻

@@billyskinner9382 That it is 😅

@@adithnew Sure is!

@@erickjohn7608 Congrats on legend!! It’s an extremely strong team :)

@@GrannySingaporePVP That’s awesome!The team has now been vetted 😂

@@KPine 🫡 granny seal of approval ✅

@@jermverde1 Swap into azu right away and either play for switch advantage or energy advantage grimer where you’ll then throw throw a mud bomb at the golurk and then swap into the wiggly

@@bankaiKb Thank you! If you don’t have a Grimer and still want to run the team, Shadow Golurk is what I’d replace it with but because of that ground typing, you will have a tougher time against opposing grass types and poison types with water coverage moves

@@KPine is a normal grimer work too? With mugs bomb and return? I have a rank 4 normal

@@zlHazy Sure will! But remember that the shadow is better for how this team operates :)

@@KPine I just don’t have a shadow );

@@kmommaindahouzzzm105 It’s a high ranked one :)

That's still a pretty decent shadow quagsire!

@@ottopantoja3837 It takes some time to learn the intricacies of this team just like any other. Stick with it and learn from each game and hopefully it works out for you :)

So follow up to this… not switching in fast enough when Cradily came in was killing me… everyone seemed to be running Cradily, but if the switch is fast enough, Lickilicki could handle it… got better with more use and Talonflame is a sweeper

Well, now everyone runs Cradily… they’ll chip your lickilcky and then bring in Cradily… I’ll stop for the day

@@SameerAhmed-kn5dy I always try my best to make sure those who watch my videos feel heard and get the response/help they need :)

@@hedorah71 Ches leads are tough but you need to pivot to lickilicky right away. I’ll shield their move if they throw one before they pivot out. Magcargo lead double grass should just be an instant win. When they bring in their grass type, you just pivot talon right away and should keep alignment without going down shields. That way you keep lickilicky for their second grass type which should be able to neutralize it enough on even shields :)

@@KPine ..thing is with the magcargo double grass is they’ve kept either Breloom or Chesnut as their last grass. Noticed Jonkus had uploaded a Breloom double incinerate video, hence the spike. So it will probably give rise to counter teams in which this team should be able to handle more easily. Thanks for the reply!

@@billyskinner9382 Best of luck with the team :)

@@KPine not bad. Bout 60% win rate in 10 battles😄

@@Shardless Nooooooo, hopefully the events come back soon 😭

@@KPine I am currently using Gastrodon instead of Quagsire and it's working pretty well, but i am praying for some elite tms

@@toshio1334 Another solid option!

@@FPetrov Definitely something I considered!

@@BigBurden Best of luck on your continued climb!

Congrats. Any tips for using the team and especially what to swap into?

@@Zallen25 Just be prepared to team read your opponents lines based on their leads. If they’re most likely to have a harder talon answer in the back, then you’ll want to bring your talon in then and save the lickilicky for the back and vice versa

@@KPine unfortunately team reading and predicting what’s in the back is one of the things I’m least skilled at 😅 I gave this team a try and I’m just not good at using it. Went 4-11. It was very frustrating to lose despite winning lead (usually Talonflame). It doesn’t help that my Lickiliky is rank 306 (per PvPoke it loses two win compared to the rank one). It felt very clunky that after the first 10 matches I had to swap it for Dunsparce. It’s a good team but needs player with above average skill to use it.

@@Zallen25 That’s why I do these kinds of videos to help others get better at it too!