• Defensive Synergy: Essentially any Pokemon who can effectively threaten most Electric, Grass-, Dark-, and Ghost-types are seen as viable partners for Jellicent. Grass-type Pokemon like Amoonguss, Mega Venusaur and Ferrthorn all take opposing Electric-/Grass-type hits for either double/quadruple resistance. Fire type Pokemon like Heatran, Rotom-H, Arcanine, Entei, etc are another key element of the FWG core in which protect any Grass-types Jellicent fears. Jellicent appreciates any Fairy-, Bug-, or Fighting-type Pokemon who can handle Dark- type Pokemon like Hydreigon, Tyranitar, Scrafty, Weavile, Greninja, etc. Fairy-type Pokemon like Mega Gardevoir and Sylveon destroy most Dark-types with a Pixilate Hyper Voice, Bug-types like Scizor, Escavelier, Volcarona, Heracross, etc can beat these with their respective Bug-type STAB, and finally Fighting Pokemon such as Scrafty, Conkeldurr, Hariyama, Machamp, Terrakion, etc can threaten most Dark-types for a potential knock out.  Finally for Ghost-type Pokemon, any Dark types like Tyranitar, Hydreigon, Scrafty, etc are capable of dealing with Ghosts with a powerful STAB Dark Pulse, Crunch, or Knock Off respectively.
  
  
• Trick Room Pokemon: If Jellicent is the main Trick Room setter, its partners must inflict massive damage output against the opposing side for the next 4 turns to maintain offensive momentum. Some of the most common Trick Room sweepers are Mega Evolutions like Mega Mawile, Mega Gardevoir, Mega Camerupt, Mega Abomasnow, Mega Tyranitar, and even Mega Kangaskhan who can deal massive damage against the opponent's Pokemon within those 4 turns (not counting when Trick Room is setup). Fake Out Pokemon like Scrafty, Hitmontop, Hariyama, Kangaskhan, Meowstic, and Sableye are extremely important for Jellicent to setup Trick Room as it prevents a potential double target or super effective attack onto the floating Pokemon. Redirection users is another safe alternative to setup Trick Room safely so Jellicent doesn't get harmed. Most redirection users like Amoonguss, Togekiss, Tangela, Clefable, Clefariy, etc can fulfill such a role for a Trick Room based team as well as provide defensive synergy with Jellicent. Lastly, Pokemon who are usually seen in Trick Room teams like Escavelier, Gastrodon, Metagross, Heatran, Sylveon, Ferrothorn, Abomasnow, Rhyperior, Conkeldurr, Azumarill, Machamp, and Tyranitar can provide offensive momentum and cover some of Jellicents weakness well.
  
  

• Grass and Electric Types: Grass-type Pokemon like Amoonguss, Breloom, Mega Venusaur, Virizion, Ferrothorn, Mega Abomasnow, Ludicolo, Cradily etc are an nightmare for Jellicent to face as they can go for a super effective attack for a potential KO or whither it down with Leech Seed, Spore, and Toxic if Cursed Body deactivates a Grass STAB. Electric-type Pokemon like Raichu, Raikou, Zapdos, Rotom-W, Thundurus, Mega Manetric, etc can easily 2HKO most variants of Jellicent, except if Cursed Body activates, they will likely get walled without an super effective attack.
  
  
• Dark and Ghost Types: Most Dark-type Pokemon like Hydreigon, Tyranitar, Bisharp, Scrafty, Mega Gyarados, Greninja, etc can potentially KO or leave Jellicent within range of another attack to do so. Keep in mind that some of these physical Dark-types will be rendered useless if Jellicent gets a Scald burn or Will-O-Wisp off easily. Ghost-type Pokemon like Aegislash, Gengar, Mega Gengar, Chandelure, Sableye, etc can hit Jellicent for super effective damage and render it useless as a wall.
  
  
• Disruption + Residual Damage: Again like most bulky pivots, Jellicent is vulnerable to incoming status moves like Taunt, Spore, Sleep Powder, Swagger, Encore, Torment, etc. Some of the attacks mentioned here are usually carried by Pokemon who are super effective to Jellicent like Thundurus, Breloom, Mega Venusaur, Hydreigon, etc so they can go for these involuntary attacks instead. Taunt can shut down the Floating Pokemon given that it cannot fulfill its job in spreading status ailments or replenishing itself.
  
  
  

• Blizzard - Often seen in Hail Room teams paired with an Abomasnow to fire 100% accurate Blizzards with a base power of 110.  
  
• Psychic - A base 90 coverage move in case Poison- and Fighting-types become problematic.
  
• Energy Ball - A base 90 Grass type attack reserved for any opposing Water types.
  
• Dazzling Gleam - A base 80 Fairy-type move reserved for Pokemon like Hydreigon or Scrafty.
  
• Confuse Ray - Confuses the target with them having a 50/50 chance of moving or hitting itself.
  
• Icy Wind - A low base 55 spread Ice-type attack that reduced the speed stat of both targets by one stage.
  
• Pain Split - Pretty much a semi-recovery option where the user and opponent's HP are equalized.
  

• Sitrus Berry - Restores about 25% of the Pokemon's HP if its health falls below 50%.
  
• Mental Herb - Cures the user from infatuation, Taunt, Encore, Torment, Disable, and Cursed Body.
  
• Kasib Berry - Reduces the damage of Ghost-type attacks by 50%.
  
• Wacan Berry - Reduces the damage of Electric-type attacks by 50%.
  
• Rindo Berry - Reduces the damage of Grass-type attacks by 50%.
  
• Rocky Helmet - Any contact moves used against the wielder will damage the attacker by 1/6th of their total HP.
  

(Oct 18, 2015, 12:27 AM)Black117 Wrote: One of the main selling points of Pringles here is the ability to hard wall most Water-types as well as be a hard counter to Mega Kangaskhan since most of its hits bar Sucker Punch/Crunch will deal damage to Jellicent.

Trick Room user capable of supporting the team with other options like Scald, Will-O-Wisp, Toxic, Ice Beam, Ice Beam, Shadow Ball, Blizzard, etc.