Stall Team Example!

A better way of understanding a stall team is to examine one for ourselves. You don't need to read this part if you understand Stall Team Moves and Strats. This is an example stall team composed of Six Common Stall Team Pokemon:

We are going to go over each team member briefly. Also, pay attention to the types of moves each member uses:

1. Sableye: A fundamental stall team member. Mega-Sableye is described by many Stall Team users as the only Mega you should have on a Stall team. Sableye is used to give Status (particularly Burn) to opposing Pokemon, to deflect Statuses, and to take out Heavy-hitting Physical Attackers with Foul Play. The main use is of course, to wall attacks with its great defense stats and the move Recover. Sableye can use Knock Off to remove the opposing Pokemon's Item.
   
2. Tentacruel: Is used to set up hazards and dish out Status Effects. Tentacruel is able to give opposing 'mons Burn and Poison using Scald and Toxic Spikes respectively. Tentacruel also has a place on this team, because it can remove hazards using Rapid Spin. A great strategy is to use with Tentacruel is to use Acid Spray. Acid spray has a 100% chance to lower a Pokemon's Special Defense Stat.
   
3. Jirachi: To be honest, Jirachi's purpose is to just counter Fairy-Types like Gardevoir. Jirachi has Iron Head, a strong Steel-Type move. Jirachi also has utility, since it has access to Wish/Protect/Stealth Rock. These moves are great for Healing and Protecting the team. In Stealth Rock's case, it can wear down Pokemon switching in (aka OP Talonflame.)
   
4. Chansey: Chansey is a common Wall/Cleric used on many teams other than Stall. It dishes out Poison using Toxic, the most simple way to give Poison away to opponents. Soft-Boiled and Heal Bell are used to heal Chansey, and to cure all status ailments on the team. Seismic Toss is a good coverage move. Eviolite is given to Chansey to further increase its Defensive Stats. This makes Chansey an amazing wall to add to this team.
   
5. Slowbro:
   Slowbro @ Leftovers
   Ability: Regenerator
   EVs: 252 HP / 232 Def / 24 SpD
   Bold Nature
   IVs: 0 Atk
   - Scald
   - Slack Off
   - Toxic
   - Psyshock
   Enough Said...
   
6. Clefable: Clefable is a High-Ranked OU Defensive Wall/Cleric that uses many moves and strategies as the previous Pokemon. The moveset looks like this:
   - Moonblast
   - Toxic
   - Wish
   - Protect
   These moves (bar Moonblast) are on many Stall 'Mons, because they can heal up the team in their time of need, and help annoy the opponent where their Pokemon can be taken out better. Clefable is a staple in OU and Stall Teams in general, so if you want to build a stall team, you should actually use this team in fact. However, in the future, I will make an Advanced Tutorial for Team Building in the Competitive Pokemon Discussion Forum. Finally, here is the conclusion, Are Stall Teams good or bad? And before that, let us view a Random Comic during this "Commercial Break."

Stall Teams - Good or Bad?

Now it is time for what you people came for. At the end of the day, you can have your own opinion about Stall Teams, but like a lot of Competitive Battlers say when giving advice, making a team that is part of your playstyle is the easiest way to make teams. To all of you Stall Haters, I will give you this to think about.
If you love competitive battling, have "almost no skill" as you people call it, and want an efficient type of team to run, is Stall not the easiest to choose? I mean when you dig it up, Stall Teams are probably some of the most efficient and consistent. In my honest opinion, Stall Teams are great. A lot of Stall Pokemon are used on other types of teams because they are efficient and work well together with other Pokemon.
They're just like those people in school who you hate in general, but they work well with you during projects (aka me lol). But seriously, Stall is used for a reason. Anyone could literally talk trash about any team type and people would agree and disagree. I mean, I could diss Hyper Offense Teams right now and half of you would be like:

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I bet there will be someone out there that will say:

To that I say, if it isn't broken, don't fix it... you Grimer.

OU Tier: Best First Gen Mon
Clefable!
(Runner Ups: Mega Charizard X/Y,Mega Venusaur, and Slowbro)

or

Now I'll discuss the best 1st Gen UU Mon!

UU Tier: Best First Gen Mon

Nidoqueen!

(Runner Ups: Mega Blastoise / Tentacruel / Arcanine)

Fine! I will get to it! In the next Pokemon, in RU.

RU Tier: Best First Gen Mon

Hitmonlee

(Runner Ups: Scrafty / Cincinno / Qwilfish / Cofagrigus)

Honestly Hitmonlee's 6th Gen Sprite is Trash

I will use your own Cactus arms to choke you...

But anyway, on to Hitmonlee Basics!

This moveset literally makes me feel like this when I see it:

Finally it is time for NU!

NU Tier: Best Gen 1 Mon

Omastar!

(Runner-Ups: Charizard / Kangaskhan / Rhydon)

Before I explain Omastar Basics, let me say one thing:

"I am serious if one person makes a Hitler Helix Joke everyone will be triggered like a Pistol..."

One Comment Later in Madagascar State High School...

"Dear Munit501, Yes I do."