Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

My Team Moveset

lunatone_solrock

lunatone_solrock

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Can you guys help me on my team?

Gardevoir
Item: Twisted Spoon
Psychic
Calm Mind
???
???

Swampert
Item: Mystic Water
Surf
Earthquake
???
???

Masquerain
Item: Silver Powder
Silver Wind
Psybeam
Bubblebeam
Aerial Ace

Glalie
Item: Never Melt Ice
Blizzard
Water Pulse
Toxic
Crunch

Flygon
Item: King's Rock
Dragonbreath
Fly
Crunch
???

Medicham
Item: ???
Hi Jump Kick
Psychic
???
???
 
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Gardevoir
Item: Leftovers
Modest
252 sp.atk, 252 spd/def, 6 HP/sp.def
Psychic
Calm Mind
Thunderbolt
WoW

Swampert
Item:Lefotvers
Adamant
252 HP, 252 sp.def, 6 atk
HP:Rock
Earthquake
Curse
Rest

Masquerain
Item: Leftovers
Bold
252 HP, 129 def, 129 sp.def
Stun Spore/Toxic
Whirlwind
Double Team/HP:sp.atk of your choice
Attract
I really have no idea. Masquerain is a horrible pokemon.

Glalie
Item:Lefotvers
Timid
252 HP, 252 spd, 6 def/sp.def
Spikes
Substitue
Ice Beam
Toxic

Flygon
Item: Leftovers/Liechi
Adamant
252 spd, 252 atk, 6 HP
Rock Slide
EQ
Swagger
HP:Fighting

Medicham
Item: Lum/Salac
Jolly
252 atk, 252 spd, 6 HP
Substitute
Focus Punch
Shadow Ball
HP:Rock

Specific attack type boosting items(such as never melt ice) suck, really, really suck. NEVER use them under ANY circumstance.
 
WoW = Will o' Wisp.

ShadowOfTyranitar has some good ideas there, though I would make Flygon a "Solargon" (Sunny Day/Flamethrower/Solarbeam/Dragon Claw), and put the EV's he suggested for Attack into Special Attack. Also, on Medicham, instead of HP Rock, I'd put in Recover. Your Substitutes are going to break occasionally, after all, and you will want to get back the HP you invest in them.
 
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1.Flygons max attack 44 points stronger than its sp.atk, making its sp.atk pretty useless.

2.The point of Sub is for the sub punch combo. And Subs to not break as easily as you seem to think if used properly.
 
Didn't you read the gamefaqs guide I told you to read. HP means Hidden Power, and HP: Rock means its type is rock. Hidden Powers type is determined by a pokemons IVs, which I'm not going to bother explaining to you unless you are so helpless you can't find the guide.
 
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