Chansey

The process began with the core of and , forming the classic "SableResh" (Sableye + Pink Blob) foundation to bounce hazards and wall special threats. To handle setup sweepers that could break through , was added for its Unaware ability. was then integrated to provide necessary hazard removal (Defog) and a check to physical flyers and Grass-types. joined the squad to form a Regenerator core and act as a secondary check to powerful physical attackers like or . Finally, was selected to provide Wish support and a reliable check to Fairy-types and Psychic-types like Lele, rounding out the team's defensive coverage and sustainability.

After reaching 3rd on the ladder with this balance team in June 2020, I decided to see how good this team was after the Crown Tundra DLC was released. Oh boy did it age like fine wine.

My favourite thing about this team, which I have had for years now, is how easy it is to completely win on matchup. Some battles require effort to lose, because the wall breakers hit so hard. However, most of the time you need to soften up the enemy team with Mega-Medicham + Specs Volcanion, then try to sweep with a combination of banded bullet punch and aqua jet.

You may be looking at this team and thinking "Wow, this looks completely unviable, half these mons are terrible in the current meta!". Hopefully I can change your mind about that by the end of this thread. Also, if you're thinking electric pokemon ruin my team, with the glaring lack of ground type, you're only about 51% correct.

I once reached a peak of 1944 Elo using a team with 5 Boots, but playing this team for long became somewhat boring, So I decided to build a team with Mega Sableye and greedily give Dinja a sash. Because the computer suddenly blue-screened, I missed taking a screenshot of the leaderboard, but I remember that the ladder was somewhat dead at that time. The first place was Psalm 1202 with 2000+Elo, and I was in second place. English is not my native language, so please excuse me if I don't express myself well.