Jorogumo

Hello everyone! I am not looking for anything in particular, but if you happen to have any Halloween/Pink/Shiny Pokémon that are also PvP-worthy (right nature, right ability, good IVs, and decent/good in the meta), I'm interested. Some examples would be Jolly Sneasel/Weavile or Adamant/Jolly Larvitar/Tyranitar for Halloween Pokémon (although I would also be interested in Naive H.A. Greninja or Timid Trace Gardevoir); Jolly Intimidate Magikarp/Gyarados or Timid Natural Cure Starmie for Pink Pokémon (they're not the best in the meta right now, but I like them); Magic Guard or Unaware Bold Clefable or Timid Gengar for Shiny Pokémon. Those are just examples! There are some natures that are usable, but that I wouldn't want to use (such as defensive natures for Tyranitar). I have a decent budget and can pay really well for something if it's worth it. There are also some Pokémon that are usable, but that I wouldn't use. Please show me what you have and, if we're both interested, we can make the trade happen. If your Pokémon has one or two bad or low IVs, but the rest is good, I might still be interested! However, if it's one of the important stats (Speed or Atk/Sp. Atk for an offensive Pokémon; Def, Sp. Def, or HP for a defensive Pokémon), then I probably won't be interested. I also have a lot of good stuff to trade in exchange of those Pokémon, if you're not interested in money.

Apparently, Painbr insta'd and bought the Mismagius after his 750k offer. Can a trade moderator check if he PM'd Xenox56 to insta it after seeing that I insta'd it on the forum?

Insta (1m).

I'll offer 1.6m.

Trade done! Thank you, @Chroxler!

I'll start it (700k).

I am currently looking for: Bold Magic Guard Clefable (31 speed, 28+ IVs) Careful Sturdy Skarmory (26+ IVs) Timid Shield Dust HP Fire Ribombee (30 speed, 24+ IVs) Bold Chlorophyll/Overgrow HP Fire Venusaur (24+ IVs) Adamant Defiant Bisharp (28+ IVs) Bold Water Absorb Jellicent (28+ IVs) Adamant Limber Lopunny (31 speed, 26+ IVs) Jolly Huge Power Azumarill (31 speed, 27+ IVs) Timid Snow Warning Ninetales-Alola (31 speed, 26+ IVs) Timid Natural Cure Starmie (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Modest Magnet Pull HP Fire Magnezone (30 speed, 24+ IVs) Calm Regenerator HP Fire Amoonguss (24+ IVs) Sassy Regenerator HP Fire Amoonguss (24+ IVs) Modest Chlorophyll HP Fire Venusaur (28+ speed, 24+ IVs) Careful Mold Breaker Excadrill (28+ speed, 26+ IVs) Careful Poison Touch Muk-Alola (25+ IVs) Jolly Moxie Gyarados (31 speed, 27+ IVs) Careful Blaze Charizard (25+ IVs) Relaxed Imposter HP Ice/Fire/Ground Ditto (low speed, 31 HP, 20+ Atk/Def) Timid Battle Bond Greninja (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Adamant Intimidate Mawile (27+ IVs) Careful Prankster Sableye (26+ IVs) Timid Protean HP Grass Greninja (31 speed, 24+ IVs) Naive Protean HP Fire Greninja (30 speed, 24+ IVs) Timid Adaptability Porygon-Z (29+ speed, 25+ IVs) Jolly Rough Skin Garchomp (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Jolly Cloud Nine Altaria (31 speed, 26+ IVs) Calm Chlorophyll/Overgrow HP Fire Venusaur (24+ IVs) Careful Overcoat Mandibuzz (27+ IVs) Jolly Rock Head Tyrantrum (30-31 speed, 25+ IVs) Jolly Multiscale Dragonite (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Jolly Reckless Staraptor (31 speed, 28+ IVs) Adamant Reckless Staraptor (31 speed, 28+ IVs) Bold Magic Guard Reuniclus (27+ IVs) Bold Regenerator HP Fire Amoonguss (28+ speed, 24+ IVs) Sassy Storm Drain Gastrodon (27+ IVs) Timid Flash Fire Chandelure (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Timid Lightning Rod HP Ice Manectric (31 speed, 24+ IVs) Modest Magic Guard Alakazam (31 speed, 26+ IVs) Timid Magic Guard HP Ice Alakazam (31 speed, 24+ IVs) Impish Light Metal Scizor (26+ IVs) Adamant Huge Power Azumarill (31 atk, 31 speed, 27+ IVs) Timid Serene Grace Togekiss (31 speed, 26+ IVs) Naive Defiant Bisharp (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Adamant Technician Scizor (31 speed, 26+ IVs) Naive Blaze HP Ice Infernape (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Adamant Thick Fat Mamoswine (31 speed, 27+ IVs) Naive Moxie Salamence (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Calm Regenerator Slowking (27+ IVs) Timid Flash Fire HP Ice Chandelure (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Modest Rain Dish/Torrent Blastoise (26+ IVs) Mild Rough Skin Garchomp (26+ IVs) Jolly Justified Lucario (31 speed, 25+ IVs) Relaxed Natural Cure Altaria (26+ IVs) Modest Cloud Nine Altaria (31 speed, 25+ IVs) The above items are ranked in order of decreasing priority, with the ones in bold characters being at the top of my Wish List. If 1 IV stat is slightly lower than listed above, please post the Pokémon regardless. If 1 IV stat is significantly lower, I will not be interested. You can also PM me on Discord (Jorogumo#1523). Thank you!

Insta Scizor (20 CCs, 300k/ea, as indicated in your original post).

Thank you, @CaptainEG!

Hello, I've been waiting for 10 days... Can something be done about this?

Hello, I believe I won. I'll be on for a couple of hours before college, then I'll be on again later.

6m.

5m.

4m.

Hello, I'm interested in that Ninetales!

Hey, @Qeight! No, not really, because, as far as I'm aware, there haven't really been updates since the last time I edited the list.

Added Manaphy to A+.

Added Hidden Power Grass and Hidden Power Electric options to the Choice Specs Kingdra set.

Added an Assault Vest set to Azumarill. Added a Passho Berry option to the Timid Volcarona set.

Moved Gyarados from A- to B+ (mostly due to the rise in usage of Ferrothorn and Rotom-Wash).

Added an Assault Vest set to Metagross.

Yes! Jorogumo#1523

I'd like to buy that Mantine for 400k, please.

I've taken into account all the previous comments: Azumarill: A+ Gengar: A- Mew: A- Kabutops: B+ Diggersby: A- Espeon: C+ Xatu: C+

List updated. Additions: Added a Chople Berry option to the Ferrothorn set and the Relaxed Tyranitar set. Added Quagsire to B, Uxie to B, Shedinja to B-, Registeel to C, Beheeyem to C-, Mesprit to C-, Regice to C- and Regirock to C-. Added Trick Room sets to Bronzong, Cofagrigus, Porygon2, Reuniclus and Uxie. Rises: Moved Magneton from C- to C. I decided not to include Trick Room-specific natures to Pokémon like Crawdaunt (Brave) and Dragalge (Quiet), which would use the same sets as the normal ones. Discussion points: Azumarill: A+ or A? This might be a controversial question, especially with the rise of Dark-types/Pursuit users. Azumarill is as good as ever. However, I talked to people about discussion points and some of them thought Azumarill may or may not be worthy of being A+. The standard Choice Band set gets walled by the likes of Amoonguss, unless Azumarill is carrying the extremely rare Ice Punch and catches it on the switch. The Belly Drum set gets easily revenge killed by the common Rotom-Wash, unless Azumarill is Jolly. Personally, I think Azumarill deserves its A+ rank, but I can see why some people would question that. Gengar: A or A-? Gengar's loss of Levitate was already taken into account by its drop from to A+ to A. However, now, with the rise in usage of Pursuit trappers and Greninja, Gengar's spot in A is worth discussing. People have been running Focus Sash Gengar to survive a hit from the likes of Weavile and surprise it with Focus Blast. This set's main drawback is the lack of power provided by Life Orb, which is still Gengar's preferred item. Usually, what ends up happening is Gengar will get a kill, then get Pursuit trapped and die, whether it switches or not, because it is extremely frail. In other cases, a Choice Scarf Tyranitar can even switch in on a Shadow Ball or a Sludge Wave and proceed to eliminate Gengar without losing any Pokémon in the process. Destiny Bond is a nice addition to Gengar's arsenal. It allows it to handle Bisharp better. If you're against one, you can simply click Destiny Bond on the Sucker Punch or the Knock Off. Either you trade 1 for 1 or you end up gaining a free Focus Blast. Personally, I would leave Gengar in A for now, as it can still beat a lot of the meta, fits on many teams, and can handle stall decently well. Mew: A or A-? Mew's main asset is its unpredictability, because of how versatile it is. It can run defensive sets and offensive ones. The rise in usage of Dark-types and Pursuit users is the main reason Mew's spot in A is being questioned. Mew can pretty much singlehandedly dismantle stall. Its main sets are the physically defensive one and the specially defensive one. The physically defensive set is the one that took a harder hit from the meta changes, because of the prominence of the likes of Weavile and Greninja. It can still survive a powerful Dark-type attack and proceed to burn its foe. The specially defensive set can be used to handle Hydreigon, Nidoking, mixed Dragonite (which has very few answers), and can decently tank a Dark Pulse from Greninja. Personally, I don't know whether Mew should drop or not. Kabutops: A- or B+? Rain isn't as present as it was when Drizzle was initially added to Pelipper's arsenal. It's still common enough to worry about when building teams. Don't get me wrong, though: Kabutops is still, by far, the best physical rain abuser. This won't change until Mega Swampert is added into the game. Kabutops can beat some rain measures, such as Mantine, while it can't really beat others, such as Gastrodon. Does it belong in the same tier as Kingdra, which is now ranked in A-? Personally, I don't think so. However, does it belong in B+, where Ludicolo is? That's really debatable. Diggersby: B+ or A-? Dakivid suggested this one. Diggersby is a powerful wallbreaker that can hit hard with a Choice Band or a Life Orb and can even act as a decent revenge killer with a Choice Scarf (baiting the likes of Gengar). If a team lacks appropriate measures, it can be hard to put a stop to it. What really hurts Diggersby is its speed and the fact that it struggles to break past the likes of Skarmory. Espeon: B- or C+? The highest ranked eeveelution on the viability list took a hard hit from the rise of the Dark-types. But is it enough to warrant a drop? Xatu: B- or C+? Same situation as Espeon. P.S.: Before voting on Espeon and Xatu, I'd like to remind everyone that Gardevoir is currently in C+.