>>24787782Use Magnezone. Drag-Mag is easy to use spoiler] but also easy to counter [/spoiler:lit]. Just have Magnezone trap steel types that would otherwise cause problems for your Outrage-spammer and use Flash Cannon to kill any fairies. Be sure to give Magnezone Volt Switch too so you can switch around easier, and Hidden Power-Fire to eat up Ferrothorns. I'd personally use Choice Specs as your item.
For Charizard, make it bulky and run Roost, that way you're bulky enough to set up Dragon Dances on Rotom, which is normally a counter. Roost can also help recover health lost from Flare blitzes, un-removed hazards, or Garchomp's Rough Skin Rocky Helmet bullshit.
Since you're using Charizard, you should also have a Rapid Spin or Defog guy too. I always liked Starmie for that role because it outpseeds and kills Gengar, OU's main spin-blocker. If you prefer Defog, Latios or Mandibuzz is the way to go, depending on if you want more offense or want a balance team.
Lastly, since you're probably terrible, you should consider using Serperior or Gyarados. Other terrible players don't know how to deal with these pokemon, especially if they aren't running Talonflame to mindlessly outspeed and hit them. For Serperior, use Hidden Power ground and Contrary Leaf Storms. HP Ground stops Heatran, which would normally be a problem for most of the stuff I mentioned earlier. If you'de rather use Gyarados, use this:
Gyarados @ Leftovers
Ability: Intimidate
EVs: 88 HP / 220 Atk / 4 Def / 196 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Dragon Dance
- Bounce
- Waterfall
- Substitute
Seriously, people at the bottom of the ladder just don't know how to fucking deal with Bouncy Gyarados.
Anyway, I'd also suggest a Talonflame counter. Best one is Tyranitar.
Good luck, bro! I hope I helped!
