Name: Blissey
Number: 242
Type: Normal

Abilities: Natural Cure, Serene Grace, Healer

Base Stats:
150 / 10 / 10 / 75 / 115 / 55

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
Icy Wind
Heal Bell
Gravity
Endeavor
Block

Egg Move Edits:
None

Example Set
Special Wall @ Leftovers
252 Def / 252 HP / 4 SpD
Natural Cure, Calm
- Flamethrower
- Thunderbolt
- Thunder Wave / Aromatherapy
- Softboiled

Explanation of Set
It can take nearly any sort of Special Hit easily (just as well as Tentacruel and Noctowl) - and, with this defensive investment, it can take weak physical hits well too. Stronger ones will often be two-hit KOs, however.

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Name: Garbodor
Number: 569
Type: Poison

Abilities: Stench, Weak Armor, Aftermath

Base Stats:
70 / 100 / 140 / 90 / 60 / 75

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
Rock Slide
Earthquake
Poison Jab

Egg Move Edits:
None

Example Set
Weak Armour Sweep @ Life Orb
252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 Def
Weak Armor, Jolly
- Earthquake
- Rock Slide
- Explosion
- Poison Jab / Gunk Shot

Explanation of Set
While Weak Armor seems like a poor ability, Garbodor can make fair use of it through his great physical bulk. Switch in on a weak or resisted physical hit, propelling you to 409 Spe (faster than max base 130s) - then, proceed to deal as much damage as possible. This is best done when your enemy is already weak, as your defence won't hold up so nicely with the negative modifier. When you get low on HP, Explode!

Example Set
Weak Armour Specs @ Choice Specs
252 SpA / 252 Spe / 4 Def
Weak Armor, Timid
- Thunderbolt
- Sludge Wave
- Focus Blast / Psychic
- Hidden Power Ice / Fire

Explanation of Set
Again, Weak Armor is great as a one-turn set up. Switch into a physical weak or resisted move, and hit the enemy as hard as you can with a boosted Special attack. Garbodor has fair coverage with Thunderbolt and Hidden Power Ice - while Sludge Wave gives STAB, and Psychic guarantees you're an amazing counter to fighting Pokemon. Focus Blast will hit Steels hard - who are likely to come in to absorb a Poison move, so if you take Psychic, you may want Hidden Power Fire.

Example Set
Physical Wall @ Black Sludge
252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spe
Aftermath, Impish
- Spikes
- Toxic Spikes
- Poison Jab
- Protect / Haze

Explanation of Set
Garbodor can serve as an amazing physical wall - with access to both Spikes and Toxic Spikes, and defensive stats that Skarmory envies. What Garbodor lacks however, is reliable recovery (Roost), or even "semi-reliable" recovery (Pain Split). Still, if Garbodor can get Toxic Spikes up, with Protect, he can recover while the enemy suffers. Haze can be used to counter many physical boosters.

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Name: Ledian
Number: 166
Type: Bug / Flying

Abilities: Iron Fist, Swarm, Early Bird

Base Stats:
65 / 105 / 65 / 55 / 110 / 130

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
Dizzy Punch
Shadow Punch
Fire Punch
Ice Punch
Knock Off
ThunderPunch
Bug Bite
Headbutt
X-Scissor

Egg Move Edits:
None

Example Set
Revenger @ Expert Belt / Life Orb
252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 HP
Iron Fist, Jolly
- Mach Punch
- Ice Punch
- Thunder Punch
- X-Scissor / Fire Punch

Explanation of Set
Simple - you switch this guy in to kill things. If you can get him in on a resisted hit (like a special resisted hit), or, after one of your own Pokemon is fainted  - and it's a somewhat easy KO - or, if they switch, it's a free hit. The main things about Ledian are its strong attacks, huge speed, and its greatly varying coverage. If you can predict correctly, especially with the Expert Belt - you'll be punching big holes in the team, possibly grabbing KOs in the process.

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Name: Staraptor
Number: 398
Type: Normal / Flying

Abilities: Intimidate, Reckless

Base Stats:
85 / 120 / 70 / 50 / 65 / 101

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
Endeavor

Egg Move Edits:
None

Example Set
Recoil @ Leftovers
252 Spe / 252 Atk / 4 HP
Reckless, Jolly
- Brave Bird
- Double Edge
- Close Combat
- Roost

Explanation of Set
Hit hard, Roost off the damage.
This set is as simple as it comes - just hope the enemy doesn't find their Blissey free for sacrifice! 

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Name: Raticate
Number: 020
Type: Normal

Abilities: Run Away, Guts, Hustle

Base Stats:
80 / 94 / 80 / 60 / 85 / 101

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
ThunderPunch
Fire Punch
Ice Punch
Flail
Endeavor
Zen Headbutt
Headbutt
Icy Wind
Iron Tail
Hone Claws

Egg Move Edits:
None

Example Set
Guts @ Flame Orb
252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 HP
Guts, Jolly
- Facade
- Sucker Punch
- U-Turn
- Brick Break / Reversal

Explanation of Set
Raticate is awesome. This set is full of pain, and can sweep up extremely well after your team fills the enemy team with holes and status problems. Facade is your bread and butter - coming from a burnt Raticate it is amazing - so amazing, in fact, coverage moves are nearly useless, as they are only useful if Facade is resisted, AND they are super-effective. Sucker Punch is what separates Raticate from other Guts users, it can use its priority to effectively ensure damage - and it especially helps with Ghosts.
U-Turn is great for leaving an enemy Pokemon with a hefty parting gift, while Brick Break is good against the types that resist Normal, such as Steel and Rock. When Raticate drop to below a third of his health, Reversal starts being more effective than Brick Break.

Example Set
Hustle @ Life Orb
252 Atk / 252 Spe / 4 HP
Hustle, Jolly
- Hone Claws
- Sucker Punch
- Brick Break
- Return

Explanation of Set
This set is similar to the one before, but, you don't have an expiry date. You can use any item again, too! But, you lose the amazing Facade, and you get a big old accuracy drop. Accuracy drop is fixed by Raticate's new addition Hone Claws - and you're lovely from there. Again, it is recommended that your enemies are weakened before this Rat is brought out - you must also try to get the Hone Claws up - and that will likely require taking a hit.

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Name: Typhlosion
Number: 157
Type: Fire

Abilities: Blaze, Flash Fire, Guts

Base Stats:
80 / 90 / 80 / 109 / 85 / 100

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
U-turn
ThunderPunch
Fire Punch
Low Kick
Headbutt
Fury Cutter

Egg Move Edits:
None

Example Set
Guts @ Toxic Orb
252 Spe / 252 Atk / 4 HP
Guts, Jolly
- ThunderPunch / Earthquake
- Facade
- Flare Blitz
- U-Turn

Explanation of Set
This guy can be pretty scary - he functions like Raticate but has different coverage and the powerful Flare Blitz - which, can sometimes end his life prematurely. For this I would recommend having a Wish supporter handy - who can heal up Typh as he hits hard. TPunch/Earthquake can be switched for which coverage you need more - TPunch covers waters, EQ covers Rocks.

Example Set
Flash Eruption @ Choice Scarf
252 Spe / 252 SpA / 4 HP
Flash Fire, Modest
- Eruption
- Flamethrower / Fire Blast
- Extrasensory / HP Ice
- Focus Blast / HP Fighting

Explanation of Set
This is a somewhat odd set - but it works absolute wonders when it goes right.
So, say you have Scizor on your team, and complimenting him is a bulky Venusaur, and... you're packing a Butterfree for statusing.  All of these pokemon enjoy a switch in, and so fire will be your opponent's focus. That's where this guy comes in. A scarfed Typhlosion is likely to move first, it is likely to get the 150 power Eruption (337 power with STAB and Flash Fire) - and, so, if you've weakened your enemy enough, it will likely KO. If you are able to bait your enemy into this, great. If Typhlosion gets low on health - start using Flamethrower or Fire Blast. Hidden Power Ice and Focus Blast can just be used for general revenging.

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Name: Blaziken
Number: 257
Type: Fire / Fighting

Abilities: Blaze, Speed Boost

Base Stats:
80 / 102 / 70 / 97 / 70 / 79

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
Vacuum Wave
Superpower
ThunderPunch
Knock Off
Fire Punch
Headbutt
Fury Cutter
Magic Coat

Egg Move Edits:
- Baton Pass

Example Set
Safe Physical Sweep @ Leftovers
252 Atk / 88 Spe / 170 HP
Speed Boost, Adamant
- Protect
- Sky Uppercut
- Blaze Kick / Hi Jump Kick
- Night Slash  / Swords Dance

Explanation of Set
While most Blaziken try to go out with a bang, this one tries to build himself up and deal constant damage. The more switches he can force, and the longer he can stay in with Protect and Leftovers, the more he'll get done. 88 Speed allows Blaziken to outspeed a boosted Gyarados with 2 Boosts.

Example Set
Mixed Sweeper @ Life Orb
144 Atk / 240 Spe / 128 SpA
Speed Boost, Naive
- Stone Edge / Rock Slide
- Vacuum Wave  / Protect
- Hi Jump Kick
- Overheat

Explanation of Set
This Blaziken is mixed. He Speed Boosts as usual - and tries to deal hits from both sides of the spectrum.
128 EVs for Overheat makes it pretty devastating, while it makes Vacuum Wave very useful against other priority users.
144 in Attack gives your Physical moves enough bite to be a real threat.
Protect is useful for getting an extra Speed Boost - but the high EV investment with a positive Speed nature should make one SB enough. Vacuum Wave is good for making sure you get the first hit always.

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Name: Torterra
Number: 389
Type: Grass / Ground

Abilities: Overgrow, Solid Rock, Shell Armor

Base Stats:
95 / 109 / 105 / 75 / 85 / 56

Level Up Move Edits:
None

Move Tutor Move Edits:
Its current learnable Gen V TMs
Its current learnable Gen V Tutor Moves
Outrage
Iron Head
Headbutt

Egg Move Edits:
None

Example Set
Tanky @ Leftovers
212 HP / 252 Def / 44 Spe
Solid Rock, Impish
- Wood Hammer
- Earthquake
- Synthesis
- Roar

Explanation of Set
This guy can take hits like a beast. You know, as long as they're not ice-based. Solid Rock gives it 1/2 damage from Super Effective hits (as of PU), but, Ice is still a big problem. Torterra is a great as a Pokemon who can switch in on common hits - now it can even take Fire, Bug and Flying just fine. What a beast.

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