Just beat the 1st Gym. Waiting for one of my friends to help me with the next part. Because I RNG'd flawless eggs on my Pokemon White (1) and have them ready to be transferred over to my Pokemon Black (2). And I do plan on replacing my starter.
Blaziken @ Life Orb / Leftovers
Trait: Blaze
Adamant Nature (-SAtk, +Atk)
Flare Blitz
Superpower
Stone Edge
Swords Dance
This is my replacement for my starter. I used Emboar when I played Pokemon Black (2) on my emulator, so decided to pick a previous generation fire starter for this play through. Since this is an in-game team, you'll come to find that I've added some stat boosting moves due to the AI essentially always using potions and full restores when it comes to gym battles, the elite four and the champion. If I happen to only get their Pokemon in the red, it's an immediate sign to use Swords Dance or some other stat boosting move that I have on my other Pokemon to abuse the fact that I can get them down in the red and topping them off with a boost isn't too shabby either. The rest of Blaziken's moveset is pretty self explanatory. Superpower is there due to Blaziken lacking Close Combat and gets STAB, Stone Edge against pesky Flying-Type Pokemon and Flare Blitz is another powerful STAB move.
Eelektross @ Flying Gem
Trait: Levitate
Relaxed Nature (-Spe, +Def)
Acrobatics
Thunderbolt
Crunch
Thunder Wave
This I used in my play through of the Black (2) rom, but with different nature. I decided to go with a Relaxed nature because I figured I'd try something new. Going through the OU tier on Smogon, I saw that Landorus-T and Thundurus-T had the highest stats in their respective Attack stats. Used damage calculators to determine what would hit it harder and found that getting something to up its Defense would be best if I was going for something different here, and so Relaxed nature it was. As I said, this is exactly the same except for the nature from my Black (2) play through. Acrobatics proved to be very useful back when I played through the rom, usually hitting hard. Thunderbolt is my STAB move of choice, and Crunch is there for Psychic-Type and Ghost-Type Pokemon that may pose a threat to me. Like with Blaziken I have something in case of those moments where a "boss" uses a healing item, that's where Thunder Wave comes in. It usually let me hit hard and fast, making up for Eelektross' already poor Speed on the side.
Espeon @ Leftovers
Trait: Magic Bounce
Timid Nature (-Atk, +Spe)
Hidden Power [Fire]
Psychic
Shadow Ball
Calm Mind
Truthfully, this Pokemon I'd love to have on pretty much every one of my teams. It is my all-time favorite Pokemon. Calm Mind, see Eelektross and Blaziken. Psychic is my STAB move, with Shadow Ball covering Psychic-Type Pokemon that may wall Espeon otherwise. Hidden Power [Fire] is for the third gym, along with just some extra coverage. Can't have enough right?
Flygon @ Choice Band / Life Orb
Trait: Levitate
Jolly Nature (-SAtk, +Spe)
Earthquake
Outrage
Fire Punch
Roost / Fly
This and Lapras are both tricky and here's why. HM moves are needed to advance through the story of any Pokemon game. It's a serious hassle going back and forth from the Pokemon Center just to swap out HM slaves to preserve the move set of a competitive in-game team. So this Flygons last move is still undecided, due to the fact it can learn Fly. The alternative, is definitely Roost and would be one of those moves that are especially used when the opponents AI says; "hi guys time to heal". It allows me some free healing without wasting items. Fire Punch is for coverage against Ice-Types, as well as just against anything Grass-Type or Steel-Type. Outrage and Earthquake are both just powerful STAB moves.
Lapras @ Leftovers
Trait: Water Absorb
Jolly Nature (-SAtk, +Spe)
Dragon Dance
Waterfall
Ice Shard
Return / Surf
Originally in my play through of the rom, I used a Jellicent. This was because it was a rom. The only way to get any other Pokemon that I'd want for my main game that'd I'd use for a Water-Type would be to use the whole Action Replay thing, which I hate doing. So this time through, I'm prepared with this Lapras. Water Absorb is a great thing to have for the last gym, not to mention an awesome switch in on my Blaziken should I fear the opponent using a Water-Type move. I figured since this set is something I've never tried before, I'd actually try it. A lot of my Pokemon, probably all of them have a move that is in place for those moments when the opponent goes to heal, I'll say it over and over again. Free stat boosts and health recovery is really nice. Lapras is slow, no getting around that. But it's Attack isn't terrible, and it's got some decent moves. Not to mention some bulk. Waterfall and Ice Shard are both STAB moves. Like I mentioned with Flygon however, it's tricky. Because just as I'd have to decide whether or not I'll have separate HM slaves with Fly, Surf is another necessary HM for the game. At least Surf on Lapras still receives STAB, though the whole Jolly nature thing hurts the special attack thing with Surf a bit. If I decide not to go with Surf, Return is my alternative.
Whimsicott @ Brightpowder
Trait: Prankster
Modest Nature (-Atk, +SAtk)
Giga Drain
Substitute
Leech Seed
Double Team
This is the same set I had on my rom. And yes, this was the ******* of my team. While only weilding one damaging move, Prankster Whimsicott with Substitute, Leech Seed and Double Team can be pretty nasty. And while Double Team AND Brightpowder are forbidden from the competitive scene of Pokemon, in-game wise they are not. Using Whimsicott to stall out, set up Double Team with Brightpowder in effect and following up with Leech Seed and Giga Drain is a little retarded. Again, ******* of my team.
Originally Posted by TopDecking Shinobi
Just beat the 1st Gym. Waiting for one of my friends to help me with the next part. Because I RNG'd flawless eggs on my Pokemon White (1) and have them ready to be transferred over to my Pokemon Black (2). And I do plan on replacing my starter.
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Eelektross
Gallade
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Level 82 
Level 78
Level 81 
Magnezone [Magnet Pull OR Sturdy]
Weezing [Levitate]
Sigilyph [Magic Guard]
Octillery [Suction Cups]
my thoughts~
Lilligant (Grass) and NO you cant remove her from my team (QAQ) i already had to accept the fact that i wouldnt get my adorable 
Leafeon not until i beat the elite four and i was very very lucky to find her and her awesome cuteness right before i was ready to abandon the game out of pure spite~
Espeon (Psychic) - well i dont like the 
goth one and umm the 
green bubble thingy so yea i went for her plus her sp.att is insane
Lapras (Water/Ice) - i know he's awesome and all but i don't really like pokemon that are below 100 for their base stat concerning offense (attk/sp.attk) i do believe Lapras has 85 on both stats. i always try to OHKO all my opponents and im guessing Lapras would have a hard time doing that against iris' dragons even though it has type advantage, not saying that he is weak but i just have my doubts and yes i know he has insane amounts of hp and can take lots and lots of damage but still.. :/
Mamoswine (Ice/Ground) - i like his ground typing which will help me fight electric types but i have two concerns with him, first the obvious.. he looks butt-ugly D: like seriously he does! ;< and um secondly there arent any good ice type moves that are physical based to make use of his enormous attack stat, the only 1 i can think off is ice fang and even that is only like 65 base damage? not even 100% accuracy tsk.
Vanilluxe (Ice) - he looks adorable! and always make me crave ice cream whenever i look at him my only problem with him is i read this thing about him that to be effective he had to be a hailer type? (im thinking that has something to do with the move "hail") and i seriously dont know a thing about it
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I've gained a recent appreciation for Excadrill. It's a very cool Pokémon with power to boot.
I was in dire need of a Flyer and a Surfer, and Pelipper happened to fit the bill 
