How to use trick room and SWEEP with your SLOWER POKEMON | Competitive Pokemon EXPLAINED 

Yeah, and as someone who plays primarily stall teams, its helping me get into the offensive teams due to how often I make mistakes with my attacks, stall just doesn't have that, so this is easier for me since I can afford to make a mistake

No offense...mann.... But no one explains Pok... concepts so clearly.......and in depth.... Nathan....is the best..... ❤️❤️

@@akki3030 you had me in the 1st half NGL

in sun and moon i used mega heracross in trick room and let me tell you something a wallbreaker like mega heracross destroying the standard fast garbage like tapu koko and mega alakazam is the greatest dopamine rush

@@TheDunsparceGames until you miss, because it doesn't learn x-scissor and is stuck with pin missile.

Well it has the ability skill link to ensure pin missile always hits 5 times

Yeah stakataka is one of the most lethal TR users, sadly people think melmetal (in trick room) is better so they use that instead.

Yeah stay tuned, hoping to have one up tomorrow! I love conkeldurr too, especially with ice punch in the current metagame. Honestly, with the exception of magearna, stakattaka, and reuiniclus, most trick room attackers don't set it up themselves. Makes defensive users like porygon2 and xatu that can & teleport out afterwards very handy

#StakatakaGang

@@x-pra7837 I run lowkick on bisharp just for that

Thanks for the support, dude! I love draft league and think it's easily one of the coolest parts of the competitive pokemon community, but I have no plans for a video on the topic because I just don't have the time to commit to a full season! However there's lot of great RU-vidrs who make content on the subject so be sure to let me know if you need recommendations! And dude - your English is amazing don't apologize for anything 😁

It was used perfectly

@@musique-ef3rz i dont play vgc... i just play singles and doubles on sword shield...

good ol taunt works, be sure to not use a prankster pokemon like torn or whimsicott to Taunt as your only answer to trick room because it is stopped by Psychic terrain and Taunt is bounced back by hatterene in general, 2 common things found on trick room teams. Since trick room always goes last, dragon tail, roar, and whirlwind will all send the trick room setter back to their party before the move is used, and theyre free to attack with your teammate that turn before you force them out to make it easier to ko next time they come out. Duraludon is a good dragon Tail user for this strategy, but be wary of fairy type setters. Fake out can be used to flinch the opponent, buying time for your teammate to get off an extra attack on their setter while they automatically flinch that turn. Using encore on the turn after they set up trick room will cause them to immediately use the move a second time, cancelling out trick room. On a similar note, if your pokemon also has trick room, using it will cancel out any current trick room set up. an option if your team really really cant stand trick room is using indeedee male or chandelure with 2 of their moveslots dedicated to trick room and imprison. Imprison stops any opposing pokemon from using a move that the imprison user has, so if you have trick room they wont be able to use it. this method is probably the most effective but it requires some serious team dedication. Having a few of these is essential for any doubles team to function well, but honestly in doubles your best bet is to utilize a healthy mixture of speedy and slow pokemon so you can adapt to whatever your opponents team looks like. Benefitting from your opponents trick room never hurts. In singles, the most reliable way to beat trick room teams is to hit really hard. The opponent is vulnerable for 2 turns every time they want to activate it, one to set it and one to bring in a sweeper. If you're constantly applying offensive pressure, they quickly collapse. and honestly, against any half decent trick room team, they're likely going to be able to activate it at least once. The key is to remember that it's only active for a very short duration. take advantage of this by switching around your pokemon trying to resist whatever they throw at you. This should be able to mitigate the harm to a certain extent, and as soon as it ends you have to be ready to go on the offensive to not give them another chance to sweep.

Made one half a year ago! (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ze1enYAoTpI.html) The metagame's changed a ton since I made that, but the concepts are all the same

@@NathanLikesChicken oh nice thanks, but I think that link is broken lol, got a error 404 when I clicked on the link

Does its a good pokemon?

@@knox9739 ya it's pretty good, 145 base special attack is nothing to sneeze at

Personally I'll never understand the vendetta against legendaries, but GSC and RSE overused hasn't gone anywhere, they're still very popular formats if that's what you're looking for

Stakataka

Breed with power anklet