Finished Tips on a good team with current pokes

[Talonec]

The bottom box is the team that I have to train and the top 2 is my lv 50+ pokemon
Please give advice?

 

[Random Turtle]

alakazam, charzaid, amp, dragonnite, crobat, gengar sounds good to me xD
i use blastoise, Fertigator, alakazam, amp, typhorison and pidgeot atm

 

[Talonec]

I mean competetive like
I kind of have rules when it comes to pefecting a flawless but powerful force
I'll use atm the card in my team atm
But kind of want to have very few weaknesses as possible

-Will have to use scizor when metal coat is released in game (CURRENTLY A scyther) (as scyther night slash, wing attack, double hit and sword dance)

-Charazard is my flying pokemon (might replace him with dragonite or use both and not crobat)
(slash, heat wave, fly and rock smash)
OPTION: magmar (clear smog, flame thrower, faint attack and thunder punch)
Option 2: Arcanine (outrage, extreme speed, flare blitz, and crunch)

-I'll either use jolteon (double kick, pin missile, discharge and shadow ball)
or ampharos (power gem, signal beam, discharge and fire punch)

-Going to use starmie (once I level him up) (knows power gem and can learn thunder tm and learns hydropump at 55)
or I could use a kingdra (currently seadra) (only weak against thunder) (when next update comes)

-I might consider using gengar since it has ice punch, dream eater, shadow ball and hypnosis

-for my 6th pokemon (3 choices)
I'll need to plan ahead
either
I'll either use sneasel (metal claw, night slash (currently faint attack), ice punch, screech (if I use kingdra)


crobat (If I use magmar as option 1 and Amparos as option 2) (Cross poison, acrobatics, bite, and haze)

Dragonite (If I don't have a flying type or dragon type it'll cover some ground) (wing attack, ice punch, dragon rush (will replace it with outrage at lv 72) and aqua tail)

so those are what I could use for competetive pokemon 3d pokemon
or if you can sugjust what I currently have, please do
Random Turtle
I liked your input on your team I want to be as flawless as possible
It took me 30 minutes to type this up =D

 

[Random Turtle]

like for me i like covering weakness also but i use pokemon i like but i dont care much about weakness since i always have a bunch of moves types like my amp has a rock, electric, fire and a normal move

 

[bk201soren]

Pokemon that cover each other's weaknesses is always a good choice. Like having a Jolteon and Gengar on your team and swapping to gengar whenever they are about to use a ground move. Or switching to Skarmory whenever they are going to use a physical move.

If you are wanting to know which pokemon are the very best then I'd recommend using some of the most over-used pokemon from the Pokemon Online competitive environment. Albeit, most of the pokemon in the OU tier got there because of dream world abilities.

But here is a list of some pokemon that are OU without dream world abilities.

Scizor (Can you say OU for almost 5 years? Well, Scizor is one of the most OP pokemon that it has made the OU tier for the longest time in the history of PO. The 40 base power of bullet punch is multiplied by 1.5 thanks to Technician, and it's multipled again by a stab bonus. Making for a 90 base power on a priority move. Often sweeping sweepers and being able to take at least one good hit.)

Starmie
Gengar
Skarmory
Forretress
Jolteon
Wobbuffet (revenge kills are fun)
Donphan
Dugtrio
Chansey (but only if the item evolite exists in the game)
Tentacruel
Cloyster (with skill link specifically)

There are some first and second generation pokemon that are used a lot, but only because they have OP dream world abilities. They might still be worth considering even without the abilities though.

Alakazam (Still a good sweeper even without magic guard. Magic guard just makes him a nice anti-stealth rock focus sash strategy. And chances are we might not even get a focus sash in Pokemon 3D anyways.)
Dragonite (He might be subject to being swept without that pesky multi-scale pokemon ability though.)
Tyranitar (Technically he isn't OU because of a dream world ability. He is only really used in weather teams. Pair this guy with any pokemon that have sand veil and you have a team above the OU tier.)
Vaporean (Kinda in the OU tier solely because of drizzle teams aren't banned if they don't use swift swim. But it could still be useful, even without being able to heal any status effect instantly.)
Gyarados (A good pokemon to dragon dance with. But without moxie he probably won't be able to end the entire enemy team before he is stopped.)

The reason no one would ever use a good pokemon like charzard is because of stealth rock. 50% of your health gone before you even use the pokemon is just too big of a handicap.

 

[Talonec]

So I'll guess i'll use this team then
arcanine (op dog)
dragonite (cover pokemon)
scizor (currently scyther but hes op as for now)
starmie (needs to train 1)
gengar (The speedy specialist)
ampharos (speed+cover pokemon)

(takes the advice for charazard and replaces him for arcanine) (sorry lv 74 charazard...) (i'll put him away in a box for now)
but now to train a staryu
and wait for the next update for scizor's evo item metal coat to be implemented

 

[bk201soren]

Well, if you are going to use Gengar I wouldn't recommend that Ice Punch TM either. Thunderbolt, Focus blast (presuming it's a TM in this game), Psychic, or Destiny Bond would get you better coverage. Due to Gengar's naturally low physical attack there is really only one pokemon (in the first two gens) that Ice Punch would do more damage then a shadow ball or any one of the moves I've recommended. And that's Dragonite. Even then, Ice punch wouldn't do that much more than a shadow ball despite that 4 times damage bonus.