This article will serve to explain why these cores function so well by looking at the attributes of the types used to construct them, as well as usual threats to these cores. They're also a good way to fill in the rest of a team when you're not sure what Pokémon to put in the remaining slots, guaranteeing some kind of defensive synergy and narrowing down your choices.
These cores are great tools for teambuilders, as they enable them to create a solid backbone for their teams without having to worry too much about specific threats, and then use their remaining three slots to fill in the gaps with answers to the specific Pokémon that can break the core. There are almost always three types involved in these cores, mainly because this strikes a perfect balance between having enough resistances to cover each type's weakness and not having too many weaknesses to end up becoming too vulnerable to a certain type. One of the best rules to follow involves the natural synergy between certain types, which makes it much easier to form solid cores composed of different Pokémon of these typings.
Teambuilding can be quite difficult and tedious at times, so it's a good thing that there are a few rules of thumb that can be employed to make the teambuilding process a lot easier.
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