Here is my team: https://pokepast.es/4c8f48baa460c7e8
This team is supposed to win as fast as possible. It is supposed to destroy setters. Also I do not pivot that much with this team. FYI I am using showdown recommended Evs. I want to keep my team as offensive as possible. I know it is missing a defensive core, but I don’t like defense.
Dragapult is one of the sweepers on my team, the physical part of it ruined its sweeping capabilities a little. I have it as a physical dragapult so I can dragon dance and eventually sweep. Unfortunately I can not get it to dragon dance in a game, because there are so many checks. I have tera fire and fire blast to attack gholdengo and kingambit. Dragon darts because, dragon darts and Phantom Force so I can have a ghost type physical attack. I need help knowing what SpA build I should run on Dragapult with a fire move that can still sweep.
Rillaboom is my Wall breaker and terrain setter. Grassy glide can break toxapex and does decent on Corviknight. It sets up grassy terrain for Sneazel to sweep. U-turn and knock off were added because I went to smog on sets. Rillaboom also has grassy Gide but I do not understand the Point of it because it does not seem to generate much offense besides being a priority move. It’s EVs were the recommended EVs.
Sneazler is one of my strongest sweepers, but it needs time to set up with swords dance and the terrain. Tera Flying for very strong acro. IDK why Dire claw is there. Do you think I should use Sneazler or Hawlucha? It is also a poison mon so it can remove poison spikes. The Evs are standard Evs. I have this Pokémon for even extra sweeping so I can constantly pressure my opponent with a different sweep.
Iron Valiant is a revenge killer who also is meant to check Zamazenta. I can basically trick my teams biggest threats and it does a lot of damage. Against Zamazenta I usually trick. I don’t think my Tera is good, but I do not know which Tera I should pick. It also helps Kingambit against tanks and stalls. I wanted more backup for my physical attackers so that they could get past Defensive Walls.
Kingambit cleans the game for me and Tera steel helps me counter fairy mons, which in my opinion are over powered. It is a typical Kingambit set. I usually use it to end games or counter sweep Dragonite E speed. I have ballon for protection against ground. It makes him one of my pivot mons that I can safely switch in to. It helps me defeat opponents Dragapults and Gholdengos.
Sandy Shocks is my sweeper and my go to starter. He basically checks most of the meta and deals massive damage. He also checks Glissor with Tera Ice Tera Blast. He destroys most of the set up Pokémon, ex: Glimmora, Glissor, etc. He is here to chip at the team at the start of the game. He also has stealth rocks to even the hazard game, it is not likely that the opposing team will be able to set up enough layers, but it sometimes does.
This team is supposed to win as fast as possible. It is supposed to destroy setters. Also I do not pivot that much with this team. FYI I am using showdown recommended Evs. I want to keep my team as offensive as possible. I know it is missing a defensive core, but I don’t like defense.
Dragapult is one of the sweepers on my team, the physical part of it ruined its sweeping capabilities a little. I have it as a physical dragapult so I can dragon dance and eventually sweep. Unfortunately I can not get it to dragon dance in a game, because there are so many checks. I have tera fire and fire blast to attack gholdengo and kingambit. Dragon darts because, dragon darts and Phantom Force so I can have a ghost type physical attack. I need help knowing what SpA build I should run on Dragapult with a fire move that can still sweep.
Rillaboom is my Wall breaker and terrain setter. Grassy glide can break toxapex and does decent on Corviknight. It sets up grassy terrain for Sneazel to sweep. U-turn and knock off were added because I went to smog on sets. Rillaboom also has grassy Gide but I do not understand the Point of it because it does not seem to generate much offense besides being a priority move. It’s EVs were the recommended EVs.
Sneazler is one of my strongest sweepers, but it needs time to set up with swords dance and the terrain. Tera Flying for very strong acro. IDK why Dire claw is there. Do you think I should use Sneazler or Hawlucha? It is also a poison mon so it can remove poison spikes. The Evs are standard Evs. I have this Pokémon for even extra sweeping so I can constantly pressure my opponent with a different sweep.
Iron Valiant is a revenge killer who also is meant to check Zamazenta. I can basically trick my teams biggest threats and it does a lot of damage. Against Zamazenta I usually trick. I don’t think my Tera is good, but I do not know which Tera I should pick. It also helps Kingambit against tanks and stalls. I wanted more backup for my physical attackers so that they could get past Defensive Walls.
Kingambit cleans the game for me and Tera steel helps me counter fairy mons, which in my opinion are over powered. It is a typical Kingambit set. I usually use it to end games or counter sweep Dragonite E speed. I have ballon for protection against ground. It makes him one of my pivot mons that I can safely switch in to. It helps me defeat opponents Dragapults and Gholdengos.
Sandy Shocks is my sweeper and my go to starter. He basically checks most of the meta and deals massive damage. He also checks Glissor with Tera Ice Tera Blast. He destroys most of the set up Pokémon, ex: Glimmora, Glissor, etc. He is here to chip at the team at the start of the game. He also has stealth rocks to even the hazard game, it is not likely that the opposing team will be able to set up enough layers, but it sometimes does.
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You mentioned you have having problems with Sticky Web, so being able to remove them as well as set them (now on other side) makes the Webs matchup easier. It also adds support vs Physical Attackers, which can help out vs things like Kingambit. It being a fast mon the entire game (not one time use like Booster-Energy). We are using a bulky set, 224 hp to give Cinderace some bulk, 252 speed and a Jolly nature to be as fast as possible, and the rest is poured into Atk.
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. By your team, Dragapult looks like a setup sweeper. Manaphy is a far better setup sweeper on Grassy Terrain, as it fully abuses the Recovery from it while setting up its defences. 252 Hp to make Manaphy as bulky as possible on both sides, 252 Spe and a Jolly nature to be as fast as possible, notabally to speed tie offensive Zapdos.
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. You team is pretty weak to Rillaboom (mirror matchup) and Ribombee. Adding Heatran helps check both, as well making the Iron-Valiant matchup (no CC) easier as it can Encore all your setup and has good attacks into most of your team. Also, you can stop Ribomee pretty easy with killing with just a Magma Storm. Running the pretty standard defensive set, just with enough speed for Kingambit.