Article: Having three Electrics and three Fire type Pokemon, no matter how strong, is going to mean trouble when you run into a Ground Pokemon. You want a wide variety of types so that you don't have any of the same types of Pokemon in your arsenal. This is the biggest key to a balanced team, and this will get you through just about every single battle. Think about the roles your Pokemon play. While you want mostly "Sweepers" (strong, attacking Pokemon), you should get at least one "Wall," like Snorlax or Blissey, (lots of HP and defense) to help you heal everyone in a time of need. Probably one of the most important types, electric Pokemon are weak against only Ground, but are resisted by Grass and Dragon type Pokemon. They can learn a large variety of moves. You can catch a Shinx early in the game, and it's evolved form, Luxray, can be an indispensable member of your team. Try Electivire or Raichu if you don't want a Luxray. If you can catch the Legendary Bird Zapdos then you will be well armed for the challenges ahead. Use moves like Thunderbolt, Thunder, and Thunder Fang. Water Pokemon can use Ice moves and only have two weaknesses, Electric and Grass. However, since Ice moves are effective against both Grass and Dragon types and work normally against Electric Pokemon, Water Pokemon are incredibly useful, and HM Surf is actually powerful. If you didn't start with Piplup, you can try: Floatzel, Gyarados, or Vaporeon. Utilize moves like Surf, Waterfall, Hydro Pump. These rare but powerful Pokemon are invaluable to your arsenal, especially a Pokemon that can learn both types of moves. You will be good against other Psychics, Bugs, Poison, and other Dark Pokemon. More importantly, these Pokemon usually have a high Sp. Attack and a lot of special moves. Metagross, Alakazam, Espeon, Gallade and Hypno are all Psychic or Dark types. Get moves like Psychic, Night Slash, Bite and Psycho Cut. Many of these Pokemon share types and can learn moves from each set, making them viable against a variety of Pokemon. They also cross frequently with other types, making the even more versatile. Fighting types are usually quite frail, while Rock and Ground types are usually quite bulky. Mamoswine, Bastiodon, Golem, Infernape and Lucario are examples of Fighting types. Use Earthquake, Rockslide, Rock Smash, and Close Combat when possible. Grass Pokemon, though weak to a lot of types, have a wide and powerful moveset that makes them great in certain situations. Roserade is generally the most common, as it can learn Psychic and Poison moves and has a high Special Attack. Tropius, Torterra, Carnivine and Venusaur are all grass-type Pokemon. Use moves like Giga Drain, Energy Ball, and Leaf Blade. Since there are unfortunately not many Fire-types in Platinum, snag a Ponyta early in the game that you can level up to the quick, powerful Rapidash. If you chose Chimchar to start, he will be able to get you out of just about every mess needing Fire Pokemon, including almost every gym. You will also be super effective against Grass, Ice, Bug, Rock and Steel types. Legendary Bird Moltres is a great choice as well if you can get your hands on one. You can get an Eevee in Hearthome City in the house above the Pokemon Center. This Pokemon can evolve into a Fire, Water, Electric, Psychic, Dark, Grass, or Ice type if you have the requirements completed. Learn moves like Flare Blitz, Fire Blast, and Sunny Day. Fire Pokemon are not strictly necessary -- a good Fighting Pokemon can often compensate for a missing Fire type. There is an online generator that lets you plug your team in to see it's stats. It will tell you where you are weakest and offer suggestions to fill the hole. Some good Pokemon to consider are: Flying Pokemon, like the powerful and popular Staraptor (must know Fly and Close Combat). Any Legendary Pokemon. These are the Pokemon that only appear once in each game, like Mewtwo or Latios. They are incredibly powerful and will be a valuable asset on any team. Try Giratina. It is a Ghost and Dragon type of Pokemon, so you get the advantages of Dark type moves and Dragon type ones that have a wide variety of effectiveness and low weaknesses. Find Heatran, a strong Fire and Steel type Pokemon that works well if you need some heat. While having the right types of Pokemon is essential to survive against any type of Pokemon you face, you won't be able to succeed offensively without the right move set. Just like you need to balance your Pokemon types, you need to balance the types of moves you have to fight well against anyone. You want to balance offensive and defensive moves in every Pokemon. STAB moves give you a 50% attack bonus if the type of move (ie. a Fire Move, like Ember) matches the Pokemon's type (ie. Infernape, a Fire Pokemon, using Ember). When possible, teach Pokemon moves that match their type.
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Aim for balance in your team, not just the strongest Pokemon. Grab an Electric type Pokemon. Make sure you snag a water type: Have a Psychic/Dark type Pokemon. Get a Ground, Rock or Fighting-type Pokemon. Consider a Grass-type if you didn't start with one. Find a Fire-type Pokemon. Fill out any holes with good overall Pokemon that compensate for your weaknesses. Know that having solid move sets, which are a Pokemon's four moves, are as important as choosing balanced Pokemon.
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