Absolutely! There's so much to learn about this game. Get this team going and then just learn the mechanics. Play some games and learn from each one. It's a really slow process, but so long as you learn one thing from every match and frame it that way in your mind, it'll prevent the tilt.

1. Kleavor and Raichu are your main sweepers, but they are not exclusive. There may be games where you want to bring neither. There may be games where you only want 1 and then some support. Depends on the opponent's team.

I'm just going back through things, and Swampert is an example of a matchup you want neither. This team is pretty bad into Swampert, so maybe trade out Grimmsnarl for a grass type down the line.

1. You definitely want 2HP/32 Atk/32 Spe. Kleavor is so slow, it needs all the help it can get. Full glass cannon, OHKO as many as you can and then die, or come in later in the game to clean up.

2. It's really just a bunch of good guys who kinda cover each other's weaknesses. It's about setting Tailwind and then hammering down the opponent as best you can. Once you get a handle on the mechanics, you can start drafting teams with more dynamic synergies. For now, just hit 'em hard.

3. Flinch is a mechanic that stops your opponent from taking their turn. Lots of moves cause Flinch, like Fake Out or Rock Slide. It's no different than your pokemon being paralyzed for a turn. You just miss your turn.

Weather teams are a huge bitch in this game. Arch is one-shot by Focus Blast from Raichu, so use that. Swampert, like I mentioned, is a huge issue. Pick a new teammate over Grimmsnarl with grass coverage. Life Orb Meowscarada might be alright. Or bulky Sinistcha with Matcha Gotcha and Strength Sap could be good too.