I hadn't really considered Screeners to be that important to me in the past. I thought wasting 1/6 of your team for a Pokemon that will only be effectively using two moves was one of the worst ideas in the game until I tried it. I present: Behind the Screens (bad pun definitely intended).
The basic idea is to have screens up as much of the battle as possible. With the screens that Bronzong and Latias set up, I can set up and sweep much more easily with my three power houses: Tyranitar, Scizor, and Salamence. I am winning about 80% of my games and most of those losses are from opponent's who have Brick Break (usually on Scizor), but I still feel like it can be better. I would feel more comfortable if I had a special sweeper to help me take on some of the dedicated physical walls, but I just can't find one that fits onto the team.
Every type of attack is resisted by at least one Pokemon on this team. Every type of attack except for two are resisted by at least two Pokemon on this team. Every 4x weakness has at leasts 2 resistances.
A behind the screens look (wow look at me. Aren't I funny for overusing a terrible pun):
Aerodactyl @ Focus Sash
Jolly
Pressure
4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
-Taunt
-Stealth Rock
-Earthquake
-Stone Edge
The standard Aerodactyl lead returns as one of the best suicide leads in the game. I can always set up Stealth Rock with this little guy and prevent the opponent from doing the same. It can come back later in the game (if it did it's job right, while still holding it's Sash). It is also important because it is the only Pokemon on my team who can sweep somewhat efficiently without set-up.
Bronzong @ Light Clay
Relaxed
Levitate
252 HP / 152 Atk / 96 SpD
-Light Screen
-Reflect
-Gyro Ball
-Explosion
Bronzong is the first of my two Screeners. With only one weakness and tons of resistances, it shouldn't have a problem coming in to set up screens. Once they are set up, Gyro Ball can be used to KO many of the fast fragile sweepers while Explosion can KO just about anything. Most of the time, however, I switch Bronzong out so he can come back in on any of his resistances and set up the screens again. Most opponents predict an Explosion right after I set-up both screens so I can scout the opponent's team for a ghost type who would block Explosion.
Latias @ Light Clay
Timid
Levitate
252 HP / 4 SpA / 252 Spe
-Reflect
-Light Screen
-Wish
-Draco Meteor
Latias is my second Screener and she is great at it. With great stats and an even better movepool, Latias should never be taken lightly. It has the defenses to set up screen and has access to one of the best support moves in the game: Wish which allows me to switch in any of my Bulky sweepers on a resisted hit and have their HP restored. Draco Meteor is just ridiculously powerful and help me get by some of the fast taunters.
Tyranitar @ Leftovers
Adamant
Sandstream
4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
-Dragon Dance
-Crunch
-Stone Edge
-Aqua Tail
This beast speaks for itself. With Reflect and Light Screen up, Tyranitar shuld have no trouble finding time for a Dragon Dance or two. After two Dragon Dances, Tyranitar sits happily at 806 Attack and 442 Speed. That is just plain unstoppable. With Reflect up, Scizor's SE Bullet Punch even fails to 2HKO Tyranitar. His Bulkiness, great attack stat, Dragon Dance, and ability to abuse Reflect and Light Screen make him a must for this team.
Scizor @ Leftovers
Adamant
Technician
248 HP / 252 Atk / 8 Spe
-Swords Dance
-Bullet Punch
-Brick Break
-Roost
This is the standard Swords Dance Scizor, but with more Bulk and increased survivability. With Reflect and Light Screen up, Scizor should stay alive a bit longer than usual so the extra HP and Leftovers help him to SD one or two more times. This also prevents him from killing himself with LO recoil like so many other Scizors end up doing. Brick Break is for coverage for the most part. The attack AND defense drop of Superpower just seems like too much. Roost is just great in conjunction with the screens and can keep using SD as long as their attack does less than 50% to me.
Salamence @ Lum Berry
Naughty
Intimidate
232 Atk / 252 Spe / 24 SpA
-Dragon Dance
-Outrage
-Earthquake
-Fire Blast
When Salamence enters the field with both screens up, it is usually good game. Salamance almost always manage two Dragon Dances which is more than enough to outspeed anything and OHKO almost anything. It is my only mixed attacker and is my answer to Forretress or Skarmory who otherwise just completely destroy my team. I am using a Lum Berry instead of a Life Orb because the recoil + sandstream means I lose 16.25% of my health every turn I attack which is just not good considering that I want him to take a few hits (with screens). It also lets me overcome the confusion at the end of an Outrage and switch into most status move users.
There is the team. Please rate it as any help is appreciated and thanks! Changes are in bold.
The basic idea is to have screens up as much of the battle as possible. With the screens that Bronzong and Latias set up, I can set up and sweep much more easily with my three power houses: Tyranitar, Scizor, and Salamence. I am winning about 80% of my games and most of those losses are from opponent's who have Brick Break (usually on Scizor), but I still feel like it can be better. I would feel more comfortable if I had a special sweeper to help me take on some of the dedicated physical walls, but I just can't find one that fits onto the team.
Every type of attack is resisted by at least one Pokemon on this team. Every type of attack except for two are resisted by at least two Pokemon on this team. Every 4x weakness has at leasts 2 resistances.
A behind the screens look (wow look at me. Aren't I funny for overusing a terrible pun):
Aerodactyl @ Focus Sash
Jolly
Pressure
4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
-Taunt
-Stealth Rock
-Earthquake
-Stone Edge
The standard Aerodactyl lead returns as one of the best suicide leads in the game. I can always set up Stealth Rock with this little guy and prevent the opponent from doing the same. It can come back later in the game (if it did it's job right, while still holding it's Sash). It is also important because it is the only Pokemon on my team who can sweep somewhat efficiently without set-up.
Bronzong @ Light Clay
Relaxed
Levitate
252 HP / 152 Atk / 96 SpD
-Light Screen
-Reflect
-Gyro Ball
-Explosion
Bronzong is the first of my two Screeners. With only one weakness and tons of resistances, it shouldn't have a problem coming in to set up screens. Once they are set up, Gyro Ball can be used to KO many of the fast fragile sweepers while Explosion can KO just about anything. Most of the time, however, I switch Bronzong out so he can come back in on any of his resistances and set up the screens again. Most opponents predict an Explosion right after I set-up both screens so I can scout the opponent's team for a ghost type who would block Explosion.
Latias @ Light Clay
Timid
Levitate
252 HP / 4 SpA / 252 Spe
-Reflect
-Light Screen
-Wish
-Draco Meteor
Latias is my second Screener and she is great at it. With great stats and an even better movepool, Latias should never be taken lightly. It has the defenses to set up screen and has access to one of the best support moves in the game: Wish which allows me to switch in any of my Bulky sweepers on a resisted hit and have their HP restored. Draco Meteor is just ridiculously powerful and help me get by some of the fast taunters.
Tyranitar @ Leftovers
Adamant
Sandstream
4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
-Dragon Dance
-Crunch
-Stone Edge
-Aqua Tail
This beast speaks for itself. With Reflect and Light Screen up, Tyranitar shuld have no trouble finding time for a Dragon Dance or two. After two Dragon Dances, Tyranitar sits happily at 806 Attack and 442 Speed. That is just plain unstoppable. With Reflect up, Scizor's SE Bullet Punch even fails to 2HKO Tyranitar. His Bulkiness, great attack stat, Dragon Dance, and ability to abuse Reflect and Light Screen make him a must for this team.
Scizor @ Leftovers
Adamant
Technician
248 HP / 252 Atk / 8 Spe
-Swords Dance
-Bullet Punch
-Brick Break
-Roost
This is the standard Swords Dance Scizor, but with more Bulk and increased survivability. With Reflect and Light Screen up, Scizor should stay alive a bit longer than usual so the extra HP and Leftovers help him to SD one or two more times. This also prevents him from killing himself with LO recoil like so many other Scizors end up doing. Brick Break is for coverage for the most part. The attack AND defense drop of Superpower just seems like too much. Roost is just great in conjunction with the screens and can keep using SD as long as their attack does less than 50% to me.
Salamence @ Lum Berry
Naughty
Intimidate
232 Atk / 252 Spe / 24 SpA
-Dragon Dance
-Outrage
-Earthquake
-Fire Blast
When Salamence enters the field with both screens up, it is usually good game. Salamance almost always manage two Dragon Dances which is more than enough to outspeed anything and OHKO almost anything. It is my only mixed attacker and is my answer to Forretress or Skarmory who otherwise just completely destroy my team. I am using a Lum Berry instead of a Life Orb because the recoil + sandstream means I lose 16.25% of my health every turn I attack which is just not good considering that I want him to take a few hits (with screens). It also lets me overcome the confusion at the end of an Outrage and switch into most status move users.
There is the team. Please rate it as any help is appreciated and thanks! Changes are in bold.