I would say Metagross, and Breloom would be a nice addition to that team.
 For Metagross, I would say either Agility or Rock Polish to boost it's lacking speed, so do that before an Earthquake user is out on the field.
 For Breloom, you can go with Sub/Punch, which in Adamant state can be quite effective along with Toxic Orb + Poison Heal.

 Well there really isn't a best Pokémon and a worst Pokémon. I would say it all depends on how you use them. I use my favorite ones as a team: Venusaur, Nidoking, Cloyster, Houndoom, Machamp, and Dragonite, and I have taken down a Legendary team with it before: Lugia, Celebi, Ho-Oh, Zapdos, Kyogre, and Groudon.
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True, and that is why I think it should be worth on creating a new topic. But if you want to continue on here that's fine with me anyways, just let me know so I wont start checking every post.

 Well thank you guys who actually used this thread to congratulate me 

 Sorry it might not have been clear to what I mean by Balanced.

I meant that I don't like to stick with one type of Pokémon like some people (ex: all fire Pokémon)
 But I like to have my favorite Pokémon on my team so it would be from six different types of Pokémon. I might not have correctly used the word balanced, to describe it, but I didn't really know how else to say it. (Versatile maybe?)

 

their should be multiple types of tourneys like a steel Pokemon tourney or grass and get down to the type of Pokemon it is

 What I understood from this idea was that the tourneys should be based on types of Pokémon, (all steel, all grass etc. )  and that's how we got to my previous post. Sorry to confuse you. 
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 Wooohooo! So I finally graduated. Yea the speech given was written by me *cough* anyways it was very touching so I had a weak moment. Well just wanted to share it, but maybe I shouldn't have made a new topic. Anyways I'm pretty happy right now - although i will have to study even harder for my exams now - so I'm just sharing it with the world. *smileyface*

Maybe to elaborate on the guild boost... some ideas need to be added though.
- Guilds will have some sort of badge given to each member. The badge, is what allows the members to get the boosts. (just like gym badges, which 'raise the def' of your pokemon in the case of the boulder badge, raise the speed in the case of the thunder badge which gives your pokemon a slight speed boost, etc)
- The 'level' of the badge will then be directly related to the level of the guild.
- At each level up of the guild, the guild creator (maybe +other admins) decide on what aspect to invest. (eg. add a slight boost to capture rate)
- And at the same time, maybe implement the move tutoring part.

 That sounds a lot like the Guild system in Dofus (MMORPG). In the game, if the Guild levels up, the Guildmaster can invest characteristic points into the strength of the Percs (a placeable symbol of a guild which places a monopoly on the area, meaning that it taxes anyone who has a fight on the map).

 Although I like the idea, there's the question of how the Guilds would be leveled up. Would it be like in Dofus, where a portion of the Guildmembers' experience points (the amount is chosen by the Guildmember) are contributed to the Guild, and that's how it would level up; or should we think of something more unique...

 I'll think of a detailed Guild system plan, if there isn't one already, which can be discussed and modified.
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PS: Today's my Graduation. YAY!

guild 1 boosts a trainers capture rate, while guild 2 boosts a trainers ability to raise a pokemon.  (they level a bit faster.) 

 I don't think there is any need to boost either of them since as a Trainer progresses, (levels up) he becames more adept at catching and training Pokémon. At least that's what I got after browsing through the topics.
 
 About the NPC trainers in a guild... I think that would make a guild more of what other MMORPGs have as Classes. I don't really like the idea of Trainer Class system entering Pokémon. There's already a sort of Class feel with the Pokémon they use, so there's no need to add more.

 I get where your coming from, I thought about this too, but dismissed it. I like the each guild would make some unique contribution to the player inside it, but I do not think it should be in the sense you put it.

 My idea on the guilds (maybe yours as well):
 
 - A Guild should have a Guild House (if possible, created by a guild member in pixel art with authorization)
 - A Guild rule. (ex: All Trainer's need is guts! Battle anyone that comes across your path!)
 - I like the idea of a Guild Showdown in weekly tournaments, or such.
 - Some special deals. (ex: Guild A has an agreement with Mart to give discount)
 - etc.

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Could players not participating in the battle spectate? I read that somewhere. might of been in this topic, anyways, i think thatd be a great idea.

 You probably read it in my post since i did mention spectating a battle, or you could have read Jerry's post about it, (he posted before me) but anyway Mr. Dark said there won't be any spectates, so if he says so than you should stick with that.
 
 About your idea on TMs that we don't use repetitive-use learning, but after we gain levels as a Trainer and then be able to learn some... I don't know. I'm not sure how many levels there will be for a Trainer so I can't really elaborate on that one right now.

 I like your Tutorial idea, mainly teaching new players about what's new on the server, and of course allowing us to choose one of the starter Pokémons at the end of the Tutorial. For the starter equipment, I would say we shouldn't get anything too big. 5 Pokéballs and a Potion would be enough, seeing how in the games that's how you start out.