OK, now there are 8 contenders, each picking 2 types randomly.

Unfortunately, one of the types I got is one of the hardest for a Type and Species Clause tournament -- GRASS. -_-

Dragon is no problem, but GRASS... -_-

I never got used in training 6 grass types all simoltaenously! Not that I'm insulting my Sceptile or anything, but seriously, Sceptile is the only Grass type I actually used! Oh wait, Ludicolo... -_-

I need to plan properly... any suggestions please...

Note that Item Clause isn't included, which is a big relief.

All I know is that I now have the L.Seed advantage.

Right now I'm sure of putting in Sceptile and Breloom. I might take my Meganium out, but it's still a bit messy in the moveset...

My Venusaur proves to be very useless.

If only I got Water... T_T

Jumpluff, maybe?

I've seen a few Vileplumes dominate competitively in OU even though it's UU. Problem is, I don't know the proper moveset for it.

Oh wait, my Meganium, again. I forgot to mention it had HPFIRE70, meaning it's almost max in IVs = pure ownage. So lucky to have that! I'm definitely going to make it my Sunnybeamer.

Competitive Play. I only have a week to go before I get 3 more Pokemon to level 100... not a problem with PokeRus and Candy-Dupping, though...

But I'm insanely dead against the ones who got the Flying type and Fire type draws... o-o

Here's how the tourney goes. It's a bit Battle Dome style, but only it's a Round Robin instead of an elimination. The player will get to see all 12 Pokemon of the opponent, but cannot see the summary of it; only the species. After players have confirmed scouting, they will then flip-coin to determine which of the 2 types they are holding will be entered in battle. I don't like to face the one with the Normal clause, if anyone even got it, since Blissey is there >_< . Well there were only 16 out of the 17 types that were drawn out... I hope it was Normal that wasn't drawn... >_>