holy cannoli !

6. Maushold

4 pokémon. Solid family core of the group. Take a lickin and keep on tickin. Heart and soul of the gang. Everybody cares about the Mauskinder.

5. Probopass

Also 4 pokémon. Big guy but also many small guys. The wise elder, the moral compass. Always points the gang in the right direction. Relates to Maushold because it too is more than willing to throw its kids out there as a weapon.

4. Exeggcute

Now look I really wanted this team to also have a sliver of viability, but I couldn't ignore this monumental first generation multiple guys pokemon. 6 whole freaks? Are you kidding me? That absolutely goes here. The brains of the group, easily. Comes up with dastardly concoctions and schemes and directs the team from the shadows, and if it has to engage, it gets cracking.

3. Falinks

A well expected, modern classic. 6 whole guys? Come on. Had to be there. The muscle of the group. There to pump them up in the morning and keep them going late at night. Organized and methodical, but a little clumsy when it gets excited, which can be often. Envious of the number 1 spot, but ultimately understands. Questions Exeggcute's membership status, but always carries the plan out flawlessly. Has to resist the urge to train against Probopass when its sleeping.

2. Hydrapple

7 guys? Insane. Their greed sickens me. The loose cannon, the feral wild dog of the group, the source of pure crazy power - when directed properly. Constantly bickering amongst itself. Always itching for a fight and the main rival of Falinks. Favourite among the Mauskinder

1. Barbaracle / Mega Barbaracle

Also 7 guys, but most importantly, upon mega evolution, is 11 guys, which is a frankly ridiculous amount. The leader of the group and wielder of the coveted mega stone which it must patiently remind Falinks of often, as mega Falinks is the same amount of guys. The most dependable and always on the frontline, it gets the final say on Exeggcute's schemes and Falinks' tactics, is a scary yet inspirational role model for the Mauskinder, tames Hydrapple, and is best buds with Probopass, being both defensive Rock type mons.

I call this the "As Many Pokemon As Possible" team, or the "JUMP THAT MF" team. No matter what, there is too much to keep track of at once, and you will be outnumbered and ganged up on. I love these freaks.

HMs

Spiritomb - technically 108, but it's not visibly more than one thing, which is what I was after.

Stakataka - made up of 137 cubes, but is mostly one big thing. I also figured any non-common pokémon would defeat the fun of the challenge, and since all 6 are ordinary mons, I especially wanted to avoid that