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Sun Tailwind Offense Core

M-B · Doubles · PokeFeed

whimsicott
staraptor
charizard
basculegion
garchomp
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Wolfe's Mega Sceptile Team: Updated

Regulation M-C · Doubles · Error404 · 3 November 2026

SandPsychicTrick Room+1

An updated version of Wolfe Glick's Mega Sceptile team with Armarouge instead of Sneasler to improve the matchup into Mega Golisopod and adding a Psyspam mode to the team. The team is designed to work in duos, though sometimes you can mix them up. The first duo is Mega Sceptile and Rotom Heat. When Sceptile Mega Evolves, it gains Lightning Rod, which means a Choice Scarf Rotom can go before and use Discharge to power it up before it Attacks. The Mega Sceptile is also Timid, meaning it will outspeed all Modest Mega Garchomp Z. The second duo is Mega Tyranitar and Excadrill. Mega Tyranitar's Sand Stream gives it a 50% SpDef boost and doubles Excadrill's speed thanks to it's ability, Sand Rush. Excadrill's Steel type also makes it easier to get rid of the Fairy types that pressure Mega Tyranitar. This specific Excadrill has Earthquake so if you pair it with Rotom Heat, you can still spam Discharge + Earthquake for some strong spread damage. The last duo is Armarouge and Indeedee. Indeedee sets up Psychic Terrain, which powers up the move Expanding Force, which allows Armarouge to dish out incredible spread damage, while Indeedee uses Follow Me to protect Armarouge from attacks. Mega Tyranitar also has Dragon Dance, so Indeedee can redirect while it sets up to sweep.

sceptile-mega
armarouge
tyranitar-mega
rotom-heat
indeedee-f
excadrill
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