Matches · 2026-10-08 · rules version s4
Jev 1.13 vs DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash won in 26 turns · 3 min wall clock · 166,182 tokens · $0.020
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Decisions
- Team previewJev 1.13 led with
Tornadustherian32% LEAD: tornadustherian, 24% LEAD: thundurustherian, 19% LEAD: greattusk
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash led withGholdengoGholdengo with Air Balloon is immune to Ground and threatens common leads like Landorus-T and Great Tusk with Make It Rain. It also blocks Rapid Spin, making it a strong early-game pivot.
Reasoning trace (625 words)
We need choose lead. Opponent has Landorus-T, Thundurus-T, Enamorus-T, Great Tusk, Tornadus-T, Gholdengo. Our team. Best lead? Gholdengo with Air Balloon handles many, but opposing Landorus-T likely lead with Stealth Rock? Our Great Tusk can Rapid Spin, but opposing Gholdengo blocks spin. Hmm. We want favorable matchup. Opponent likely leads Landorus-T or Great Tusk. Our Gholdengo with Air Balloon is immune to Ground and can threaten with Make It Rain/Shadow Ball. But opposing Gholdengo walls? Actually our Gholdengo vs their Landorus-T: Air Balloon blocks EQ, we can Nasty Plot or Make It Rain. But they might U-turn. Alternatively lead Great Tusk: can threaten with Headlong Rush/Close Combat, but opposing Landorus-T Intimidate and faster? Our Great Tusk speed 300 vs their Landorus-T base 91, likely slower. We can Knock Off or Rapid Spin. But opposing Gholdengo blocks Rapid Spin. Lead Dragapult: fast, Choice Specs, can U-turn out. But opposing Gholdengo resists? Shadow Ball hits Gholdengo super effective? Ghost vs Steel neutral? Actually Ghost vs Steel is neutral? No, Steel resists Ghost? In Gen 9, Steel no longer resists Ghost? Wait, Steel resists Ghost? Actually Steel resists Ghost and Dark? In Gen 6+, Steel resists Ghost and Dark. So Ghost vs Steel is not very effective. So Dragapult's Shadow Ball is resisted by Gholdengo. But Draco Meteor hits Gholdengo neutral? Dragon vs Steel neutral. Fire Blast hits Gholdengo super effective? Fire vs Steel super effective. So Dragapult can threaten Gholdengo with Fire Blast. But opposing Landorus-T can take a hit? Lead Gholdengo seems safe: Air Balloon, good against Landorus-T and Great Tusk. But opposing Gholdengo can Shadow Ball us? Our Gholdengo is faster? Base speed 84 vs our 84? Our Gholdengo speed 293, their base 84 likely similar. But we have Air Balloon, they might have item unknown. Actually, we want to set up Nasty Plot? But opposing Thundurus-T or Tornadus-T can threaten. Maybe lead Landorus-T to set Stealth Rock and Intimidate. Opponent likely leads Landorus-T too. Our Landorus-T has Rocky Helmet, can U-turn. But speed tie? Our Landorus-T speed 218, their base 91 likely similar. I think Gholdengo is a strong lead because it blocks Rapid Spin and is immune to Ground with Air Balloon. It can also threaten with Make It Rain. But opposing Gholdengo might be a problem. However, we have Kingambit to handle Gholdengo later. Let's consider opponent's likely lead: They have Landorus-T, Great Tusk, Gholdengo, Thundurus-T, Tornadus-T, Enamorus-T. Common leads: Landorus-T (Stealth Rock), Great Tusk (Rapid Spin/Stealth Rock), Gholdengo (Nasty Plot). Our Gholdengo can handle Landorus-T and Great Tusk well. Against opposing Gholdengo, it's a mirror, but we have Air Balloon, they might have Air Balloon too. We can Nasty Plot if they don't threaten. Alternatively, lead Great Tusk: can Knock Off opposing Landorus-T's item, or Rapid Spin. But opposing Gholdengo blocks Rapid Spin. I think Gholdengo is the safest lead. It has good matchup against most of their team except maybe Thundurus-T (Electric/Flying) which can hit with Thunderbolt? But Gholdengo is Steel, takes neutral from Electric? Actually Steel resists Electric? No, Steel does not resist Electric. Electric vs Steel is neutral. But Thundurus-T has high SpA. However, Gholdengo has high SpD? 219 SpD, not great. But Air Balloon helps against Ground. Maybe lead Dragapult to U-turn out and gain momentum. But Choice Specs locks. I'll go with Gholdengo. It's a solid pivot and can threaten with Make It Rain. Also, if they lead Landorus-T, we can Nasty Plot as they set Stealth Rock, then Make It Rain. But wait, our Gholdengo has Air Balloon, so it's immune to Ground. Opposing Landorus-T might use U-turn or Knock Off. If they Knock Off, we lose Air Balloon. But we can still threaten. I think Gholdengo is the best lead. Let's choose LEAD: gholdengo.
- Turn 1Jev 1.13 used
Airslash18% MOVE: airslash, 15% MOVE: focusblast, 13% MOVE: uturn
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedMakeitrainGholdengo outspeeds Tornadus-T (293 vs 121) and Make It Rain is my strongest STAB hit, dealing heavy damage. Tornadus-T likely carries Knock Off or U-turn, but attacking immediately pressures it before it can pivot or remove my Air Balloon.
Reasoning trace (74 words)
Tornadus-T is faster (121 vs 293? No, Gholdengo 293 speed is much faster). Gholdengo outspeeds. Tornadus-T likely has Knock Off or U-turn. Air Balloon protects from Ground. Make It Rain is strong STAB. Tornadus-T is Flying type, so Make It Rain hits neutrally, Shadow Ball neutral too. Make It Rain 120 BP is best. Actually Tornadus-T often runs Knock Off which removes Air Balloon. But we can just attack. Make It Rain is strongest.
- Turn 2Jev 1.13 switched to
Thundurus25% MOVE: airslash, 25% SWITCH: thundurustherian, 19% SWITCH: landorustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedNastyplotautopilotReasoning trace (1,203 words)
We need answer with thought and decision. Need choose best action. State: Gholdengo at 80.6%, Air Balloon popped? Item None now. Opponent Tornadus-Therian used Air Slash, not very effective? Wait Air Slash Flying vs Steel/Ghost: Steel resists Flying, so not very effective. Gholdengo lost 61 HP. Tornadus likely has Air Slash, maybe Knock Off? We need decide turn 2. We have Gholdengo vs Tornadus-T. Gholdengo is special attacker. Tornadus-T is Flying, weak to Electric/Ice/Rock, resists? Gholdengo's Make It Rain Steel: Steel vs Flying neutral? Actually Steel vs Flying is 1x? Flying resists? No, Flying doesn't resist Steel. Steel is super effective vs Ice/Rock/Fairy, not vs Flying. Shadow Ball Ghost vs Flying neutral? Ghost vs Flying neutral. Tornadus-T has Regenerator, likely will U-turn or Knock Off? We need predict. Gholdengo can Nasty Plot to boost, but Tornadus may Knock Off or U-turn. Gholdengo has Recover to heal. Make It Rain is strong 120 BP STAB, likely does significant damage. Tornadus-T base HP 79, SpD 90, likely no investment? It's fast. Gholdengo SpA 365. Make It Rain should do maybe 70-90%? Let's estimate: Tornadus-T 79 HP, 90 SpD. Gholdengo 365 SpA. Make It Rain 120 BP STAB. Damage = ((2*50/5+2)*120*365/90)/50 +2? Actually level 100: ((2*100/5+2)*120*365/90)/50 +2 = (42*120*365/90)/50+2 = (42*120*4.055)/50+2 = (42*486.6)/50+2 = 20437/50+2=408+2=410? That's too high? Wait formula: ((2*Level/5+2)*Power*Atk/Def)/50 +2. Level 100: (2*100/5+2)=42. Power 120. Atk 365. Def 90. 42*120*365/90 = 42*120*4.055 = 42*486.6 = 20437. /50 = 408.7 +2 = 410.7. Then STAB 1.5 = 616. Tornadus HP: base 79, likely 299 HP? Actually 79 base HP, 0 HP investment: HP = 2*79+31+0? At level 100: 2*79+31+0 = 189? Wait formula: HP = floor((2*Base + IV + EV/4)*Level/100) + Level + 10. Base 79, IV 31, EV 0: (158+31)*1 + 100 + 10 = 189+110=299. So 616 damage > 299, OHKO. So Make It Rain likely OHKOs Tornadus-T. But Tornadus-T might have Focus Sash? No. It might Tera? But opponent hasn't tera. If we Make It Rain, we likely KO. But Tornadus-T is faster (121 base vs 84? Gholdengo base speed 84? Actually Gholdengo base speed 84, so Tornadus faster). Tornadus could use Knock Off or U-turn. But if we Make It Rain, we KO before it can? No, Tornadus is faster, so it moves first. It could U-turn out to a check, or Knock Off. If it U-turns, it will switch out and we hit the incoming. But if we Make It Rain, we might KO Tornadus if it stays. But if it U-turns, we hit whatever comes in. That might be fine. Alternatively, Nasty Plot to boost while Tornadus does little damage. But Tornadus could Knock Off our item? We already lost Air Balloon? Actually item None now, so Air Balloon popped? Wait turn 1: "Your Gholdengo's item: Air Balloon" after Air Slash? It says "Your Gholdengo's item: Air Balloon" at end of turn 1? Actually recent turns: Turn 1: Opposing Tornadus used Air Slash; It was not very effective; Your Gholdengo is at 254/315 HP; Your Gholdengo's item: Air Balloon. So Air Balloon still there? But in active: Item: None. Hmm, maybe Air Balloon was knocked off? Wait active says Item: None. So it lost Air Balloon? The recent turns might be outdated? Actually active says Item: None. So Air Balloon is gone. Maybe Tornadus used Knock Off? But revealed only Air Slash. So item None means Air Balloon was consumed? Air Balloon pops when hit by a move? Actually Air Balloon pops when the holder is hit by a damaging move? No, Air Balloon makes the holder immune to Ground until it is hit by a damaging move, then it pops. Air Slash is a damaging move, so it popped. So Gholdengo no longer has Air Balloon. So it's grounded. Now, what is best? Gholdengo can Recover to heal 61 damage. But Tornadus might U-turn out, or Knock Off. If we Recover, we heal, but Tornadus might set up? Tornadus-T doesn't have setup typically. It might use Knock Off to remove item? But we have no item. It might use U-turn to bring in a check. If we Nasty Plot, we get +2 SpA, but Tornadus might U-turn out to something like Great Tusk or Landorus-T, which could threaten Gholdengo. Gholdengo is weak to Ground? Steel/Ghost: Ground is neutral? Actually Steel/Ghost: Ground is 2x? Steel is weak to Ground? No, Steel resists? Wait Steel is weak to Ground? No, Steel is weak to Fire, Fighting, Ground. Yes, Steel is weak to Ground. So Gholdengo is weak to Ground. So Landorus-T or Great Tusk could threaten. Tornadus-T often runs U-turn. If we Nasty Plot, Tornadus might U-turn out to Landorus-T, which can Earthquake and KO? Gholdengo HP 254, Landorus-T EQ likely does a lot. But we have Air Balloon? No, popped. So Ground moves hit. Alternatively, we can switch to a check. Our bench: Great Tusk, Kingambit, Dragapult, Landorus-T, Slowking-Galar. Tornadus-T is Flying. We could switch to Slowking-Galar? It resists Flying? Poison/Psychic: Flying neutral? Actually Psychic is weak to Bug/Ghost/Dark, Poison weak to Ground/Psychic. Flying is neutral. Slowking-Galar has high SpD, can take Air Slash. But Tornadus might U-turn. Or switch to Kingambit? Dark/Steel: Flying neutral? Steel resists Flying? No, Steel does not resist Flying. Actually Steel resists Normal, Grass, Ice, Flying, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Dragon, Steel, Fairy. Yes, Steel resists Flying! So Kingambit resists Flying. But Kingambit is slow. Tornadus might U-turn out. Or switch to Dragapult? Dragapult is faster, but weak to Flying? Dragon/Ghost: Flying neutral? Actually Dragon resists? No. Dragapult is frail. But the key: Gholdengo can OHKO Tornadus with Make It Rain. Since Tornadus is faster, it will move first. If it U-turns, it will switch out and we hit the incoming. That might be bad if it brings in a check. But if we Make It Rain, we might KO Tornadus if it stays. If it U-turns, we hit whatever comes in. But we don't know what it will bring. However, Tornadus-T with Regenerator often uses U-turn to pivot. It might U-turn out to a Ground type like Great Tusk or Landorus-T. If we Make It Rain, we hit that Ground type. Make It Rain is Steel, which is neutral against Ground? Steel vs Ground: Ground is weak to? Steel is not very effective against Ground? Actually Steel vs Ground: Ground does not resist Steel. Steel is neutral against Ground. So Make It Rain would do decent damage to Landorus-T or Great Tusk. But they might be able to take it. Alternatively, if we Nasty Plot, we get +2, but then Tornadus U-turns out, and we face a Ground type with +2. That could be good if we can then KO with Make It Rain. But we might get KO'd by Earthquake. Let's think about typical Tornadus-T sets. In Gen 9 OU, Tornadus-Therian often runs: Bleakwind Storm, U-turn, Knock Off, Taunt? Or Air Slash. It has Regenerator. It's a pivot. It likely will U-turn out if it can't do much to Gholdengo. Air Slash did not very effective, so it knows it can't do much. It might Knock Off to remove item, but we have no item. It might U-turn to bring in a check. So likely it will U-turn. If we Make It Rain
Incident report
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- Turn 3Jev 1.13 used
Thunderbolt28% MOVE: thunderbolt, 18% MOVE: sludgewave, 10% MOVE: focusblast
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedMakeitrainGholdengo is at +2 SpA and Thundurus-Therian is neutral to both attacks. Make It Rain is the strongest hit and Thundurus likely can't OHKO Gholdengo from full-ish HP, so I should attack rather than risk a setup or switch.
Reasoning trace (175 words)
Gholdengo at +2 SpA. Thundurus-Therian is Electric/Flying, weak to nothing Gholdengo has super effectively... Shadow Ball is neutral, Make It Rain is neutral (Steel vs Electric/Flying is neutral). Thundurus-Therian likely has Thunderbolt/Focus Blast/Grass Knot. Gholdengo is slower (293 vs 101 base... wait Thundurus base speed 101, Gholdengo 293 actual speed stat). Gholdengo speed 293, Thundurus base 101 -> actual speed likely ~353. So Thundurus is faster. Thundurus-Therian with 145 SpA could threaten Gholdengo. But Gholdengo at +2 can deal big damage. Make It Rain at +2 is very strong. Thundurus likely doesn't OHKO Gholdengo (254 HP). Actually, best play: attack with Make It Rain at +2. It's the strongest hit. Shadow Ball is also good but Make It Rain BP 120. Thundurus is neutral to both. Make It Rain drops SpA though. Shadow Ball keeps momentum. Thundurus-Therian could have Volt Switch or be a Nasty Plot set. Gholdengo at +2 should just attack. Make It Rain is strongest. Actually consider: Thundurus-Therian might Tera or use Focus Blast. Gholdengo survives likely. Let's just Make It Rain.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toLandorusThundurus-Therian is a fast special Electric attacker, so I need a Ground-type immune to Thunderbolt. Landorus-Therian fits perfectly: Electric immunity, Intimidate to weaken it, and it can set Stealth Rock or pivot with U-turn.
Reasoning trace (189 words)
Gholdengo fainted, must switch. Thundurus-Therian is Electric/Flying with Volt Absorb, fast special attacker. Best switch-in: Great Tusk (Ground/Fighting) is immune to Electric via Ground typing, and can threaten with Headlong Rush? Actually Thundurus is Flying so Ground doesn't hit it. But Great Tusk resists Thunderbolt? Ground immune to Electric. Great Tusk takes no damage from Thunderbolt. But Thundurus likely has Grass Knot/Focus Blast. Landorus-Therian also Ground/Flying, immune to Electric, and Intimidate. Landorus-T is a good pivot with U-turn and Stealth Rock. Actually Great Tusk is faster (300 vs 101) and can threaten... but Thundurus is Flying, so Ground moves don't work. Great Tusk could Knock Off or Rapid Spin. Landorus-T immune to Electric too, and can set rocks. Best: Landorus-Therian - immune to Electric, Intimidate lowers Thundurus's attacks, can set Stealth Rock or U-turn. But Thundurus often carries Grass Knot? Actually Thundurus-T commonly has Focus Blast, Grass Knot, Nasty Plot, Thunderbolt, Volt Switch. Great Tusk is immune to Electric and resists nothing else relevant. Landorus-T immune to Electric and Ground, but 4x weak to Ice (Thundurus doesn't have Ice typically). I'll go with Landorus-Therian for Intimidate and hazard setting.
- Turn 4Jev 1.13 used
Thunderbolt47% MOVE: thunderbolt, 20% SWITCH: greattusk, 9% SWITCH: tornadustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedStoneedgeLandorus-T is immune to Thundurus's Thunderbolt thanks to Ground typing, so I can attack freely. Stone Edge hits Flying super effectively and is my strongest option here; Earthquake is useless against a Flying-type.
Reasoning trace (97 words)
Thundurus-Therian is Electric/Flying with Volt Absorb, so Earthquake does nothing. Stone Edge is the best hit here. Landorus-T outspeeds? Thundurus base speed 101 vs Landorus 91, so Thundurus is faster. But Stone Edge is our best damage. Actually U-turn could pivot, but Stone Edge hits Flying super effectively. Thundurus likely has Thunderbolt which hits Landorus neutrally (Electric vs Ground/Flying - Ground immune to Electric!). Wait, Landorus-T is Ground/Flying, immune to Electric. So Thunderbolt does nothing. Thundurus might have Grass Knot or Focus Blast. But we can safely attack. Stone Edge is best - super effective on Flying.
- Turn 5Jev 1.13 switched to
Tornadus32% SWITCH: tornadustherian, 29% SWITCH: greattusk, 13% SWITCH: landorustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedUturnThundurus-T is at 12% HP and slower than Landorus-T. Earthquake is immune (Flying), so I need a contact move. U-turn has perfect accuracy and guarantees the KO while giving me switch momentum, whereas Stone Edge risks an 80% miss.
Reasoning trace (137 words)
Thundurus-T is at 12% HP. Landorus-T is faster (218 vs 101). Earthquake is immune? No, Thundurus-T is Electric/Flying, so Ground is immune. Stone Edge hits super effectively but 80% acc. U-turn also hits. Best to just KO with Stone Edge, or U-turn for guaranteed damage. Stone Edge 80% acc but super effective. U-turn is 100% acc and would KO at 12% HP likely. Actually U-turn BP 70 vs Stone Edge 100 SE. Either KOs. U-turn gives momentum. But safest guaranteed KO is U-turn (100% acc). Actually Stone Edge SE would definitely KO too but 80% acc risk. Use U-turn for guaranteed KO and switch advantage. Wait, but if Thundurus survives U-turn... 12% HP, U-turn 70 BP physical from 326 atk should KO. Yes. Actually, let me consider: opponent might switch. But U-turn handles that well. Go U-turn.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toKingambitTornadus-T outspeeds Landorus and threatens with Air Slash, while Landorus can't hit it hard. Kingambit resists Flying and can set up or threaten with Sucker Punch, making it the best switch-in.
Reasoning trace (84 words)
Tornadus-T is faster (121 vs 218? no, Landorus is 218 speed, Tornadus base 121 -> actual speed higher). Landorus speed 218, Tornadus-T base 121 likely ~370+. Tornadus is faster and threatens with Air Slash. Landorus can't do much. Best to switch to a check. Slowking-Galar resists Flying? No, Poison/Psychic neutral to Flying. Kingambit resists Flying (Steel). Actually Kingambit takes Air Slash neutrally? Steel resists Flying. Kingambit is a good switch. Actually Tornadus-T likely has Knock Off or U-turn. Kingambit is solid. Let's switch Kingambit.
- Turn 6Jev 1.13 switched to
Great18% SWITCH: greattusk, 14% MOVE: uturn, 14% MOVE: focusblast
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedSuckerpunchTornadus-T outspeeds Kingambit and threatens with Heat Wave/Focus Blast, but Sucker Punch's priority lets Kingambit strike first. With Blackglasses and one fallen ally boosting Supreme Overlord, Sucker Punch deals solid damage to the 86% Tornadus.
Reasoning trace (165 words)
Tornadus-T is faster (121 vs 136? Actually Kingambit speed 136, Tornadus 121... wait Kingambit is 136, Tornadus is 121. Kingambit is faster? No, 136 > 121, so Kingambit is faster. But Tornadus likely has U-turn or Heat Wave. Kingambit can't outspeed much. Actually Tornadus-T base speed 121, Kingambit base 50. Wait stats show Kingambit SPE 136, Tornadus base 121. These are base stats vs actual. Kingambit actual speed 136 is very low. Tornadus actual speed would be ~375. So Tornadus is much faster. Tornadus-T likely has Air Slash, and could have Heat Wave/Focus Blast. Kingambit is weak to Fighting. Sucker Punch is the priority move to hit it. Tornadus at 86% - Sucker Punch with Blackglasses and Supreme Overlord (0 fainted? Gholdengo fainted = 1 fallen) would do decent damage. But Tornadus could just switch or use a non-damaging move. Actually best play: Sucker Punch to catch it. Tornadus-T is faster and threatens with Heat Wave/Focus Blast. Sucker Punch priority hits. Let's go Sucker Punch.
- Turn 7Jev 1.13 used
Earthquake28% MOVE: earthquake, 24% MOVE: closecombat, 11% MOVE: closecombat [TERA]
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toDragapultGreat Tusk outspeeds Kingambit and threatens Close Combat/Headlong Rush, which likely KOs. Sucker Punch won't KO a full-HP Tusk, so trading Kingambit is bad. Dragapult is immune to both Fighting and Ground, making it the safest switch-in.
Reasoning trace (180 words)
Great Tusk is faster than Kingambit and threatens Close Combat/Headlong Rush, likely KOing. Kingambit's Sucker Punch only works if Tusk attacks, but Tusk could also set up or use a status move. Actually Sucker Punch is the best play—if Tusk attacks, we hit it hard. But Tusk is faster and can just KO with Close Combat. Kingambit at full HP survives? Close Combat from Tusk likely KOs Kingambit. Better to switch to a check. Great Tusk threatens Kingambit heavily. Landorus-T is immune to Ground but weak to... Tusk's Close Combat is neutral. Actually switching to Landorus-T gives Intimidate and Ground immunity, but Tusk could have Ice Spinner. Dragapult is immune to Fighting (Ghost) and resists... Tusk's Ground doesn't hit Ghost. Dragapult is a good switch. Actually, Sucker Punch: Kingambit is slower, Tusk attacks, Sucker Punch hits first (priority). Sucker Punch BP 70 with blackglasses and supremeoverlord. But Tusk at full HP won't die. Then Tusk KOs Kingambit. Bad trade. Switch to Dragapult—immune to Fighting and Ground, resists nothing relevant but Tusk can't hit it well. Dragapult is a safe switch.
- Turn 8Jev 1.13 used
Earthquake58% MOVE: earthquake, 10% MOVE: closecombat, 8% MOVE: icespinner
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedUturnDragapult is at 33% and can't KO Great Tusk, while Great Tusk threatens it with Earthquake. U-turn lets me pivot out for chip damage and bring in Landorus-Therian, which is immune to Earthquake and resists Fighting, gaining Intimidate momentum.
Reasoning trace (214 words)
Dragapult is at 33% and Choice-locked? It has Choice Specs. Great Tusk outspeeds? No, Dragapult is 421 speed, faster. But Dragapult is weak and Great Tusk likely has Knock Off or Ice Spinner. Actually Dragapult can't KO Great Tusk with Shadow Ball. Better to U-turn out to preserve momentum, or switch to Landorus-T which walls Great Tusk (Ground/Fighting vs Flying immune to Ground, resists Fighting). Actually Landorus-T is immune to Earthquake and resists Close Combat, great switch. But U-turn keeps momentum and brings in a check. However Dragapult is Choice Specs locked - if it used U-turn last turn it's locked into U-turn. Wait, it came in turn 7 and got hit. It hasn't moved yet this turn. Actually turn 7 it came in, opponent used Earthquake. So Dragapult hasn't attacked. Best: switch to Landorus-Therian, immune to EQ, resists Fighting, has Intimidate. That's the safe play. But U-turn also works and deals chip. However U-turn from Dragapult into Landorus gives momentum. But if Great Tusk has Ice Spinner/Rock coverage... Landorus-T is fine. Actually U-turn is good: deals damage and switches. But Dragapult is at 33%, Great Tusk likely faster? No, Dragapult 421 > Great Tusk 87 base. Dragapult moves first. U-turn out to Landorus-T. I'll go with U-turn to bring in Landorus-T with Intimidate.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toLandorusDragapult is locked into U-turn and must switch. Opposing Great Tusk's Earthquake is its main threat, and Landorus-Therian is immune to Ground while Intimidate weakens it, making it the safest pivot.
Reasoning trace (72 words)
Dragapult is at 33% and locked into Choice Specs; it just used U-turn, so it must switch out anyway. Actually the legal actions only show switches — meaning U-turn forces a switch. Best to bring in Landorus-Therian to Intimidate and check Great Tusk, or Great Tusk itself. Great Tusk opposing likely has Knock Off/EQ. Landorus-T resists Ground? No, Ground/Flying is immune to Ground. Landorus-T is immune to Earthquake. Bring in Landorus-Therian safely.
- Turn 9Jev 1.13 used
Closecombat19% MOVE: closecombat, 13% MOVE: earthquake, 13% SWITCH: tornadustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedStealthrockautopilotReasoning trace (1,255 words)
We need answer with thought and decision. Need choose best action. State: Landorus-T vs opposing Great Tusk at 95%, atk -1. We have Landorus full. Opponent likely Great Tusk. We can set Stealth Rock, or U-turn to pivot, or attack. Landorus EQ immune? Opposing Great Tusk Ground/Fighting, our Landorus Ground/Flying immune to EQ. Opponent Great Tusk likely has Ice Spinner/Close Combat/Headlong? Revealed only EQ. We are faster? Landorus speed 218 vs Great Tusk base 87, likely slower unless booster? Protosynthesis maybe speed? No sun, item Booster Energy maybe? Opponent at 95, atk -1. If we stay, we can set rocks safely? Great Tusk may use Ice Spinner/Rapid Spin/Knock Off. Landorus can U-turn out to keep momentum. But setting Stealth Rock is valuable. However opposing Great Tusk can Rapid Spin away hazards. We don't know if it has Rapid Spin. It likely does. If we set rocks, it may spin. U-turn to Dragapult? Dragapult low HP. Switch to Great Tusk? Hmm. We need single best action. Since Landorus is immune to EQ and has Intimidate, it's a good check. We can attack with Earthquake? Does Ground hit Great Tusk? Great Tusk Ground/Fighting, EQ neutral? Ground vs Ground/Fighting: Ground is super effective? Ground vs Ground: 1? Ground vs Fighting: 1? Actually Ground is not very effective vs Flying, but vs Ground/Fighting neutral? Ground vs Ground = 1, vs Fighting = 1. So neutral. Stone Edge hits Flying? Great Tusk not flying. Stone Edge neutral? Rock vs Ground/Fighting: Rock vs Ground 0.5? Rock vs Fighting 0.5? Actually Rock is not very effective against Ground and Fighting, so 0.25? Wait type chart: Rock attacking Ground: 0.5? Rock vs Ground: 0.5 (Ground resists Rock? Ground is weak to Water/Grass/Ice, resists Poison/Rock? Yes Ground resists Rock). Rock vs Fighting: 0.5 (Fighting resists Rock). So Stone Edge is 0.25x terrible. Earthquake neutral. U-turn is 0.5? Bug vs Ground/Fighting: Bug vs Ground 1, vs Fighting 0.5? Bug is not very effective vs Fighting? Bug vs Fighting: 0.5. So U-turn 0.5. Best move likely Earthquake to damage. But Great Tusk may be faster? Landorus speed 218, Great Tusk base 87 max speed 295? Wait base 87 with max investment positive nature: 87 base -> 295? Actually base 87 max speed is 295? Let's compute: base 87, max+ = 295? For base 100 max+ is 299. So base 87 max+ is 273? Let's calculate: base 87, IV31 EV252, neutral = 273? Formula: (2*87+31+252/4)*100/100+5 = (174+31+63)+5=273. Positive = 273*1.1=300.3 -> 300. So Great Tusk can be faster than Landorus 218 if max speed. But opposing Great Tusk likely defensive? It used EQ, at 95. Could be offensive with Booster Energy? If it has Booster Energy, protosynthesis may boost attack or speed. Atk -1 from Intimidate. If it's speed booster, it may outspeed and use Ice Spinner/Close Combat. Landorus can survive? Landorus HP 382, Def 306. Great Tusk Close Combat or Ice Spinner could do significant. But we have Rocky Helmet. If we stay and EQ, we might get chunked. But we can U-turn to pivot to something. However U-turn is weak and we take hit. Setting Stealth Rock is safe? If Great Tusk uses Rapid Spin, it removes rocks and boosts speed. That's bad. If we attack, we deal damage. Maybe switch to Slowking-Galar? It can take Ice/Close? Slowking-Galar Poison/Psychic: weak to Ground? Immune? No, Psychic weak to Bug/Ghost/Dark, Poison weak to Ground/Psychic. Great Tusk EQ hits Slowking super effective? Ground vs Poison 2x, vs Psychic 1? So 2x. Not good. Switch to Great Tusk? Our Great Tusk can take hits? It's Ground/Fighting, immune? No. Switch to Kingambit? Kingambit Dark/Steel: Fighting 4x weak, Ground 2x? Actually Dark weak to Fighting, Bug, Fairy; Steel weak to Fire, Fighting, Ground. So 4x Fighting, 2x Ground. Bad. Dragapult low HP, immune to Fighting? Ghost immune to Fighting, but Ground? Dragon/Ghost: Ground neutral? Ghost immune to Normal/Fighting, Dragon resists? Ground vs Ghost 1, vs Dragon 1. So EQ neutral. But Dragapult at 33% can be killed by Ice Spinner? Ice vs Dragon 2x, vs Ghost 1. Bad. Maybe best is U-turn to Great Tusk? Our Great Tusk can come in on EQ? It's Ground/Fighting, EQ neutral. But it can threaten. However U-turn from Landorus to Great Tusk: if opponent uses EQ, Landorus immune, then U-turn hits and we switch. That's safe. But U-turn does little damage. We could also just Earthquake. Since Landorus is immune to EQ, opponent may switch out. If they switch, we get free damage? Actually if we EQ and they switch to Tornadus-T, EQ misses? Ground vs Flying immune. That would be bad. If we set Stealth Rock, they might switch or spin. Setting rocks is generally good. But if they have Tornadus-T, rocks help. However if they Rapid Spin, we lose. But we don't know if they have Rapid Spin. Great Tusk commonly has Rapid Spin. If we set rocks, they spin, we wasted turn and they get speed boost. If we EQ, we damage Great Tusk. But if they switch to Tornadus-T, EQ is immune. U-turn would hit Tornadus? Bug vs Flying 0.5? Actually Bug vs Flying 0.5. Not great. Stone Edge hits Tornadus 2x, but 80% accuracy. If we predict switch to Tornadus, Stone Edge is good. But we don't know. Given we have Landorus vs Great Tusk, and we are immune to EQ, the safest and most proactive is to set Stealth Rock? But opponent can spin. Alternatively, U-turn to keep momentum and bring in a check. Since Landorus is full HP and can take a hit, U-turn out to Slowking-Galar? Slowking-Galar can take Ice Spinner? Ice vs Poison 1, vs Psychic 1. Close Combat vs Poison 0.5? Fighting vs Poison 0.5, vs Psychic 0.5? Actually Fighting vs Poison 0.5, vs Psychic 0.5. So Slowking-Galar resists Fighting, neutral Ice. It can handle Great Tusk well. And it has Regenerator. So U-turn to Slowking-Galar is a good pivot. But U-turn is Bug, vs Great Tusk 0.5. It will do little, but we get Slowking in safely. Slowking can then threaten with Future Sight or Sludge Bomb? Sludge Bomb vs Great Tusk: Poison vs Ground 0.5, vs Fighting 1? Poison vs Ground 0.5, vs Fighting 1? Actually Poison vs Ground 0.5, vs Fighting 1. So neutral? 0.5*1=0.5? Wait Poison vs Ground: 0.5 (Ground resists Poison? Ground is weak to Water/Grass/Ice, resists Poison/Rock? Yes Ground resists Poison). Poison vs Fighting: 1. So 0.5. Not great. Flamethrower vs Great Tusk: Fire vs Ground 1, vs Fighting 1. Neutral. Future Sight Psychic vs Fighting 2x, vs Ground 1. So 2x. Slowking can threaten with Future Sight. But it's slow. Alternatively, switch to Great Tusk. Our Great Tusk is faster? Our Great Tusk speed 300, opposing Great Tusk base 87 max 300. Speed tie. Our Great Tusk has Headlong Rush, Close Combat, Rapid Spin, Knock Off. It can threaten opposing Great Tusk with Close Combat? Fighting vs Ground/Fighting: Fighting vs Ground 1, vs Fighting 1? Actually Fighting vs Ground 1, vs Fighting 1. So neutral. Headlong Rush Ground vs Ground/Fighting neutral. Knock Off Dark vs Ground/Fighting: Dark vs Ground 1, vs Fighting 0.5? Dark vs Fighting 0.5. So 0.5. Not great. But our Great Tusk can take a hit? Opposing Great Tusk at -1 Atk. If it uses Close Combat, our Great Tusk takes neutral? Fighting vs Ground/Fighting: Fighting vs Ground 1, vs Fighting 1? Wait Fighting is super effective against Normal, Rock, Steel, Ice, Dark. Not against Ground or Fighting. So neutral. Ice Spinner vs our Great Tusk: Ice vs Ground 2x, vs Fighting 1. So 2
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[PARSE ERROR] answer cut off at the 2048-token budget (missing <decision>...</decision> block). Default move played. Raw answer:
- Turn 10Jev 1.13 switched to
Landorus16% SWITCH: landorustherian, 12% MOVE: closecombat, 11% MOVE: earthquake
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedStealthrockautopilotReasoning trace (1,269 words)
We need choose best action. Opposing Great Tusk at 78%, -1 Atk/Def/SpD, likely will switch? We have Landorus-T active. Earthquake is immune? Opposing Great Tusk Ground/Fighting, our Landorus Ground/Flying immune to Ground, but Great Tusk has Close Combat. We can attack with Earthquake? Landorus Earthquake hits Great Tusk? Ground vs Ground/Fighting: Ground is neutral? Actually Ground vs Ground: 1x? Ground vs Fighting: 1x. So neutral. But Great Tusk likely faster? Great Tusk base speed 87, Landorus-T base 91? Landorus-T speed 218 stat, Great Tusk speed? Base 87, likely slower. We can Earthquake for damage. But Great Tusk has Close Combat, could KO? Our Landorus at 330/382. Great Tusk -1 Atk, Close Combat likely does decent but not KO. We could U-turn to pivot. But best maybe Earthquake to damage and possibly KO? Great Tusk at 78% HP, with -1 Def, Earthquake from Landorus likely does significant. Let's estimate: Landorus Atk 326, Great Tusk Def 131 base, -1 Def. Earthquake 100 BP. Probably does around 50-60%? Not KO. But Great Tusk might switch out due to bad matchup? Actually Great Tusk vs Landorus: Landorus immune to EQ, resists Close Combat? Fighting vs Ground/Flying: Fighting is neutral? Fighting vs Ground: 1x, vs Flying: 0.5x? Actually Fighting vs Flying: 0.5x, so Close Combat is 0.5x? Wait Fighting vs Ground: 1x, vs Flying: 0.5x, so overall 0.5x. So Great Tusk's Close Combat is not very effective. It did 52 damage last turn (382->330). So it's weak. Landorus can stay in and attack. Earthquake is safe. But maybe we want to set Stealth Rock? Already set. So attack. Could use Stone Edge? Rock vs Ground/Fighting: Rock vs Ground 0.5x? Rock vs Fighting 0.5x? Actually Rock vs Ground: 0.5x, Rock vs Fighting: 0.5x, so 0.25x. Bad. Earthquake is best. But wait, opposing Great Tusk might have Ice Spinner? Not revealed. But likely it will switch out to Tornadus or Thundurus. If we Earthquake, we hit whatever switches in? No, if they switch, Earthquake hits the switch-in. That could be good. But if they stay, we damage Great Tusk. Either way, Earthquake is solid. Alternatively, U-turn to pivot and keep momentum. But we have Landorus, and Great Tusk is weakened. Earthquake might KO? Let's calculate roughly: Landorus Atk 326, Great Tusk Def 131 base, -1 Def. Level 100. Damage = ( (2*100/5+2)*326*100 / (131*? ) )? Actually formula: ((2*level/5+2)*power*Atk/Def)/50 +2. Level 100: (42*100*326/ (131*?))? Wait Def stat: Great Tusk base Def 131, but actual stat? We don't have exact. But typical Great Tusk Def stat around 300? With -1, 200. So damage = (42*100*326/200)/50 +2 = (42*100*326/200)=6846, /50=136.9 +2=138.9. HP of Great Tusk: base 115, likely 400 HP. 78% of 400 = 312. So 139 damage is about 35%. Not KO. But with Stealth Rock, it's already at 78%? Actually Stealth Rock was set on their side, so Great Tusk took SR damage? It was at 95% then 78% after Rocky Helmet? Wait turn 9: Great Tusk used Close Combat, took Rocky Helmet damage, went to 78%. So it's at 78% now. Earthquake does ~35%, leaving it at ~43%. Then next turn we could finish. But Great Tusk might switch. Given we have hazards up, and Great Tusk is weakened, we can just Earthquake. But maybe we should switch to something that can handle Tornadus/Thundurus? But we don't know what they'll do. The safest is to attack with Earthquake. However, if they switch to Tornadus, Earthquake does nothing (Flying immune). Then we wasted a turn. But we could U-turn to pivot out and bring in a counter. U-turn would hit Tornadus neutrally? Bug vs Flying: 0.5x? Actually Bug vs Flying: 0.5x. Not great. But U-turn allows us to switch to a better matchup. If they stay with Great Tusk, U-turn does some damage and we switch. But we might want to keep Landorus in to check Great Tusk. Actually Landorus is a good check to Great Tusk because it's immune to EQ and resists CC. So staying in is fine. But the opponent might switch to Tornadus to threaten Landorus with Air Slash? Tornadus is Flying, Landorus is Ground/Flying, so Air Slash is neutral? Flying vs Ground: 1x, vs Flying: 1x? Actually Flying vs Flying: 1x? No, Flying vs Flying is 1x? Wait type chart: Flying is not very effective against Electric, Rock, Steel. Against Flying it's 1x. So Air Slash does neutral. But Tornadus has high SpA, could do damage. But Landorus has decent SpD. Not a huge threat. Alternatively, we could switch to Slowking-Galar to handle Tornadus? Slowking-Galar is Poison/Psychic, weak to Flying? No, Psychic weak to Bug, Ghost, Dark. Flying is neutral. But Slowking has high SpD, can take Air Slash. But then we lose momentum. Given the state, I think Earthquake is the best move. It's a strong STAB that hits Great Tusk neutrally and does good damage. If they switch to Tornadus, we don't lose much because we can then switch out next turn. But we have Stealth Rock up, so Tornadus takes 25% on switch. That's good. Thus, decision: MOVE: earthquake. But wait, is there any risk of Great Tusk using Ice Spinner? Not revealed. If it has Ice Spinner, it would be 4x against Landorus? Ice vs Ground/Flying: 4x. That would KO Landorus. But Great Tusk hasn't revealed Ice Spinner. It used Earthquake and Close Combat. It might have Ice Spinner. If it does, staying in is risky. But we have no knowledge. However, Great Tusk is at -1 Atk, so Ice Spinner might not KO? Let's check: Ice Spinner 80 BP, physical. Landorus HP 330, Def 306. Great Tusk Atk base 131, -1 Atk. Likely does around 60-70%? Actually 4x effective, so huge. Even at -1, it could KO. So if Great Tusk has Ice Spinner, we're in trouble. But it hasn't revealed it. In Gen 9 OU, Great Tusk commonly runs Ice Spinner? Actually common sets: Headlong Rush, Close Combat, Ice Spinner, Rapid Spin, Knock Off, Stealth Rock. It could have Ice Spinner. But it used Earthquake, which is less common on Great Tusk? Actually Great Tusk often runs Headlong Rush over Earthquake. But it used Earthquake. So it might be a defensive set? Or it could have Ice Spinner. Given it used Earthquake, maybe it's not the standard offensive set. But still, risk. If we switch out, we avoid the risk. But we lose momentum. What can we switch to? We have Great Tusk (our own) which is Ground/Fighting, resists Ice? Ice vs Fighting: 1x? Actually Ice vs Fighting: 1x? No, Ice vs Fighting: 1x? Wait Ice is not very effective against Fighting? No, Ice vs Fighting: 1x. Ice vs Ground: 2x. So our Great Tusk takes neutral from Ice. But it's immune to Electric? Not relevant. Our Great Tusk could come in on Great Tusk's Close Combat? Fighting vs Ground/Fighting: 1x? Actually Fighting vs Ground: 1x, vs Fighting: 1x, so neutral. But our Great Tusk has high Def, can take a hit. But then we have a mirror match. Not ideal. Alternatively, switch to Slowking-Galar to take Ice Spinner? Ice vs Poison/Psychic: 1x? Ice vs Poison: 1x, vs Psychic: 1x. So neutral. Slowking has high SpD but low Def? Actually Slowking-Galar Def 196, HP 394. It can take a physical hit. But then we lose Landorus. Given the uncertainty, maybe the best is to U-turn. U-turn allows us to deal some damage and switch to a better matchup. If Great Tusk stays, we do U-turn damage and bring in something like Kingambit or Dragapult. If Great Tusk switches, we bring in something to handle the switch-in. U-turn is a safe pivot move. But U-turn is
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[PARSE ERROR] answer cut off at the 2048-token budget (missing <decision>...</decision> block). Default move played. Raw answer:
- Turn 11Jev 1.13 used
Earthquake22% MOVE: earthquake, 16% MOVE: earthpower, 10% SWITCH: tornadustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedUturnBoth Landorus-T are Ground/Flying, so Earthquake is useless here. U-turn lets me chip and pivot out to a better matchup while keeping momentum, since Stealth Rock is already up on their side.
Reasoning trace (689 words)
We're in a Landorus-T mirror. Opposing Landorus-T just came in, intimidated us. We have -1 ATK. Both are Ground/Flying, so Earthquake does nothing to each other (Ground immune to Flying? No, Ground hits Flying? Ground is immune to Flying type... actually Flying is immune to Ground). Both Ground/Flying: Earthquake is ineffective (immune). So Earthquake does nothing. We need to pivot. U-turn is good to bring in a check while chipping. But opposing Landorus-T likely will U-turn or set rocks or attack. Our best move: U-turn to pivot out and gain momentum, bringing in something like Slowking-Galar or Great Tusk. Actually U-turn on Landorus-T: Bug move, neutral. But we have -1 ATK. Alternatively, switch to Great Tusk to threaten with Ice? Great Tusk doesn't have ice. Great Tusk has Knock Off, Close Combat, Headlong Rush, Rapid Spin. Against Landorus-T, Close Combat is neutral, Headlong Rush immune (Ground vs Flying). Knock Off removes item. Actually best play: U-turn to pivot and bring in a threat. But we could also just switch to Slowking-Galar to set Future Sight, or Great Tusk to Knock Off. Given opponent Landorus-T likely will U-turn too or set rocks. Our Landorus-T at 86%, their at 88%. I think U-turn is the best: chip damage and pivot to a favorable matchup. But we're at -1 ATK, U-turn does little. Still, it maintains momentum. Alternatively, switch to Great Tusk: it can Knock Off their item and threaten. But opposing Landorus-T could Earthquake? No, Great Tusk is Ground/Fighting, Earthquake hits it. Actually Great Tusk is not Flying, so Earthquake hits. But Great Tusk is faster (300 vs 218? Opposing Landorus base speed 91, ours 218 actual... wait our Landorus speed 218, opposing base 91 means actual maybe ~300? No, base 91 with investment could be ~300. Hmm. Actually our Landorus-T stats show SPE 218, which is low (probably no speed investment). Opposing Landorus-T base speed 91, likely similar. Let me think about the best competitive move. In a Landorus-T mirror with hazards already set on opponent side, we want to keep momentum. U-turn is standard. But we could also set Stealth Rock? We already have rocks on their side? Wait, "Opponent side hazards / conditions: Stealth_Rock" - yes, we set rocks turn 9. Our side has none. So we don't need to set rocks. So options: U-turn to pivot, or switch. U-turn is good because it deals chip and lets us bring in a counter. But what counters Landorus-T? Slowking-Galar with Chilly Reception? Actually Slowking-Galar can take hits and set Future Sight. Or Dragapult with Draco Meteor? Dragapult is at 33%, risky. I think U-turn is the best play: chip and pivot to Slowking-Galar or Great Tusk. But we're at -1 ATK, so U-turn damage is minimal. Still, it's the standard. Alternatively, we could predict opponent's U-turn and switch to something that punishes. But we don't know their moves. Actually, a strong play: switch to Great Tusk. Great Tusk can Knock Off their item, and if they Earthquake, we take it but we're bulky. But opposing Landorus-T could U-turn out. Hmm, let me consider: our Landorus-T has Rocky Helmet. If opponent uses U-turn, they take helmet damage. If we U-turn, we take nothing. I think U-turn is the safest and best. Let's go with U-turn. But wait, we have -1 ATK. U-turn BP 70, Bug type. Against Landorus-T (Ground/Flying), Bug is neutral. It will do some chip. Then we bring in a threat. Alternatively, we could switch to Slowking-Galar to set Future Sight, which pressures. But U-turn keeps momentum. I'll choose U-turn. Actually, let me reconsider: The opponent's Landorus-T just came in and intimidated us. They might expect us to switch. If we U-turn, we get to choose the matchup. That's good. But what if they set Stealth Rock? We already have rocks on their side, but they might set rocks on our side. Our side has no hazards. If they set rocks, that's bad for us. U-turn doesn't prevent that. If we switch to Great Tusk, we can threaten with Knock Off or Close Combat. But they could just U-turn out. I think U-turn is the best. Let's finalize.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toGreatOpposing Landorus-T is likely to use Earthquake, which Great Tusk takes neutrally while resisting Rock coverage. Great Tusk can then threaten with Knock Off or Rapid Spin, whereas Kingambit and Slowking-Galar are weak to Ground and Dragapult is too low to switch in safely.
Reasoning trace (967 words)
We need answer only. Need decide best action. State: our Landorus-T active vs opposing Landorus-T. Legal actions only switches? No moves listed? Interesting LEGAL ACTIONS only switches. Must choose one. Need pick best switch. We have Landorus at 86%, -1 Atk, vs opposing Lando 79. Opponent likely Earthquake immune to us? Both Ground/Flying, Earthquake doesn't affect. We used U-turn last turn? Wait turn 11 recent: Opposing Landorus used Earthquake, our Landorus immune, our Landorus used U-turn, not very effective, opposing at 79. Now turn? Actually current state says Turn 11, recent includes Turn 11? It says Turn 11: Opposing Landorus used Earthquake... Your Landorus used U-turn... Then current active Landorus? Hmm maybe after U-turn should switch? But legal actions only switches, so we must complete U-turn switch? Yes U-turn forces switch. Need choose switch target. We need evaluate matchup. Opponent has hazards SR on their side. Our side no hazards. We need switch after U-turn. Which mon best? Opposing Landorus-T likely physical, maybe has Stone Edge for flying? Our Landorus used U-turn, now choose. We have Great Tusk, Dragapult 33%, Kingambit, Slowking-Galar. Opponent active Landorus-T at 79, likely moves Earthquake, maybe U-turn, Stone Edge, Stealth Rock. We need bring something favorable. Great Tusk is Ground/Fighting, immune? Not immune to EQ, but resists Rock, neutral Ground? Ground vs Ground? Great Tusk takes neutral from EQ? Ground vs Ground neutral? Actually Ground vs Ground is neutral? Ground attacks Ground: neutral? Type chart: Ground vs Ground = 1? Ground vs Flying immune. Great Tusk Ground/Fighting: Ground vs Ground neutral, Fighting? no. It can threaten with Ice? no Ice. It has Headlong/Close Combat/Knock/Rapid Spin. Opposing Lando is Ground/Flying, immune to Ground, resists Fighting? Flying resists Fighting, so Close Combat not very effective. Headlong immune. Knock neutral. Great Tusk not great. Kingambit: Dark/Steel. Opposing Lando EQ hits super effective? Ground vs Steel 2x, vs Dark neutral => 2x. Bad. But Kingambit has Sucker Punch, can threaten if low? Opposing Lando faster? Lando base 91, Kingambit 50, so Lando faster. Kingambit can take EQ? likely 2x, maybe survive? But not ideal. Slowking-Galar: Poison/Psychic. Ground vs Poison 2x, vs Psychic neutral => 2x. Also bad. But has Chilly Reception to pivot, Future Sight, etc. Could switch in on predicted? But EQ 2x. Dragapult: Dragon/Ghost. Ground immune? Ghost immune to Ground? Yes Ghost immune to Ground? Actually Ground doesn't affect Flying, but Ghost is immune to Normal/Fighting, not Ground. Wait Ghost is immune to Normal and Fighting. Ground hits Ghost neutral? Ground vs Ghost = 1? Let's recall: Ground is super effective vs Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel; not very effective vs Bug, Grass; no effect vs Flying; Ghost? Ground hits Ghost neutral? Actually Ghost is immune to Normal and Fighting, not Ground. So Dragapult takes neutral EQ. But Dragapult is 33% HP, likely dies to any hit. However it's fast and can threaten with Draco Meteor? Opposing Lando is Ground/Flying, Dragon neutral? Draco Meteor hits neutral. But Dragapult at 33% with Choice Specs, could be revenge killer but switching in on EQ likely dies. Not good. Maybe best switch is Great Tusk because it can Rapid Spin to clear hazards? But our side has no hazards. It can Knock Off opposing item, or threaten with Close Combat? Opposing Lando immune to Ground, resists Fighting, so not great. But Great Tusk has Ice? no. It can Knock Off, maybe remove Leftovers/Helmet. It can also Rapid Spin for speed boost. But opposing Lando can EQ? Great Tusk takes neutral EQ, has high defense, can survive. Then we can maybe Knock Off or switch. But we need best. Maybe switch to Slowking-Galar? It can take EQ? 2x, but high SpD not Def. Landorus EQ physical, Slowking-Galar Def 196, HP 394. Likely takes a lot. But it can Chilly Reception to pivot out, setting snow? Not ideal. Kingambit: if we switch in on EQ, 2x, but Kingambit has high HP/Def? 404 HP, 276 Def. Opposing Lando Atk 145 base, likely invested. EQ 2x could do maybe 60-80%. But Kingambit can Sucker Punch? Opposing Lando faster, but if it attacks, Sucker Punch goes first? Sucker Punch has priority +1, so Kingambit can hit first if opponent attacks. But if opponent uses Stealth Rock or U-turn? U-turn is attack, Sucker Punch hits? U-turn has negative priority? No, U-turn is 0 priority, Sucker Punch +1, so Sucker Punch hits before U-turn if opponent selected attacking move. But if opponent switches? Sucker Punch fails. Kingambit could threaten. But switching Kingambit into EQ is risky. Maybe best is Great Tusk because it's immune to something? No. Wait opposing Landorus-T likely has Earthquake, Stone Edge, U-turn, Stealth Rock. Great Tusk resists Rock, neutral EQ, and can threaten with Knock Off or Rapid Spin. It can also use Close Combat but resisted. However Great Tusk is faster? Base 87 vs Lando 91, Lando faster. Great Tusk can take a hit and Knock Off. But if Lando uses EQ, Great Tusk takes neutral. Then Great Tusk can Knock Off, removing item. That seems decent. But maybe we should switch to Dragapult? It's immune to Ground? Wait, Dragapult is Dragon/Ghost. Is Ghost immune to Ground? No, Ghost is immune to Normal and Fighting. Ground is not affected by Ghost. Actually check: Ground type attacks: no effect on Flying. Ghost type: Normal and Fighting no effect. So Dragapult takes neutral from EQ. But Dragapult is 33% HP, likely dies. Not good. What about Slowking-Galar? It can take special hits, but EQ is physical. Bad. Kingambit? 2x weak to EQ, bad. Great Tusk is the only one that doesn't take super effective from EQ and can threaten. So switch Great Tusk. But wait, legal actions only switches. We must choose one. I think Great Tusk. Need output format exactly. Include thought 2-4 sentences. Decision line: SWITCH: greattusk Let's craft.
- Turn 12Jev 1.13 used
Earthquake31% MOVE: earthquake, 15% SWITCH: gholdengo, 11% SWITCH: tornadustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedKnockoffGreat Tusk outspeeds Landorus-T, and Knock Off is the only neutral move that also removes its item, likely Leftovers or Rocky Helmet. Headlong Rush is immune and Close Combat is resisted, so Knock Off is the safest progress.
Reasoning trace (817 words)
We need answer with thought and decision. Need choose best action. State: our Great Tusk active full HP vs opposing Landorus-T 79%, rocks on their side. We have Great Tusk with Headlong Rush, Close Combat, Rapid Spin, Knock Off. Opposing Landorus likely has Earthquake, maybe U-turn, Stone Edge, Stealth Rock? We need decide. We need consider matchup. Great Tusk vs Landorus-T: Landorus-T is Ground/Flying, immune to Ground. Our Ground moves don't affect. Close Combat is neutral? Fighting vs Ground/Flying: Fighting vs Flying is 1/2? Fighting vs Ground neutral, vs Flying 1/2, so Close Combat is not very effective (0.5). Knock Off is Dark vs Ground/Flying neutral? Dark vs Ground neutral, vs Flying neutral? Actually Dark vs Flying neutral, vs Ground neutral, so 1x. Rapid Spin Normal vs Ground/Flying: Normal vs Ground neutral, vs Flying 1/2? Normal vs Flying 1/2? Normal is not very effective against Rock/Steel, immune Ghost, but vs Flying neutral? Wait type chart: Normal vs Flying = 1x? Normal is neutral vs Flying. Normal vs Ground = 1x. So Rapid Spin neutral 50 BP. Knock Off 65 BP neutral and removes item. But Landorus-T likely has Rocky Helmet? Unknown item. We have Heavy-Duty Boots. Opponent Landorus-T at 79% HP. We could Knock Off to remove item, maybe Leftovers/Rocky Helmet. But we need consider if Landorus can KO us? Landorus-T Earthquake vs Great Tusk: Ground vs Ground/Fighting? Ground vs Ground is 1x? Ground vs Fighting 1x? Actually Ground is super effective vs Rock, Steel, Fire, Electric, Poison; not very effective vs Grass, Bug; immune Flying. Against Ground/Fighting: Ground vs Ground = 1x, vs Fighting = 1x. So neutral. Landorus-T Attack 145 base, likely invested. Our Great Tusk HP 371, Def 299. Earthquake might do maybe 30-40%. Not KO. We can attack. But maybe better to switch? We have Landorus-T immune to Earthquake, but opposing Landorus has Intimidate. Our Landorus-T at 86.4% and can set rocks? Already rocks set. Could switch to Landorus-T to intimidate and maybe U-turn. But we are already in good matchup? Great Tusk can Knock Off item, or Rapid Spin to remove hazards? Our side has no hazards. Rapid Spin would boost speed, but not needed. Close Combat is resisted. Headlong Rush is immune. Knock Off is best to remove item and do neutral damage. Also if Landorus-T has Rocky Helmet, Knock Off removes it. If it has Leftovers, removes recovery. If it has Choice Scarf, removes speed. So Knock Off seems good. But wait: Landorus-T is Ground/Flying, so our Great Tusk's Headlong Rush is immune. Close Combat is 0.5x. Knock Off is 1x. Rapid Spin is 1x but lower BP. Knock Off also removes item. So Knock Off is best. Could we switch to Slowking-Galar to take hits? Slowking-Galar is Poison/Psychic, weak to Ground? Ground vs Poison is 2x, vs Psychic 1x, so Earthquake super effective. Bad. Dragapult is Ghost/Dragon, Ground immune? Ghost is immune to Normal/Fighting, Dragon resists? Ground vs Ghost? Ground doesn't affect Ghost? Actually Ground is immune to Flying, but vs Ghost: Ground is 1x? Wait type chart: Ground is super effective vs Electric, Fire, Poison, Rock, Steel; not very effective vs Bug, Grass; immune vs Flying. Ghost is neutral to Ground. So Dragapult takes neutral. But Dragapult is low HP 33%. Kingambit is Dark/Steel, Ground vs Steel 2x, so weak. Landorus-T is immune to Ground and can Intimidate. But switching to Landorus-T would reset Intimidate? Opposing Landorus already Intimidated our Landorus earlier. If we switch our Landorus in, it will Intimidate opposing Landorus, lowering its attack. But then we take a hit? Opposing Landorus might use U-turn or Earthquake. Our Landorus is immune to Earthquake. So switching to Landorus-T is safe against Earthquake. But then we lose momentum? We could U-turn out. However, we already have Great Tusk in, which is a good Pokémon. The opponent might switch out Landorus-T to Tornadus or something. If we Knock Off, we make progress. What is the likely opponent action? They have Landorus-T at 79% with rocks on their side. They might switch out to Tornadus-Therian or Great Tusk? Their Great Tusk is at 78% and has Close Combat, Earthquake. Our Great Tusk is faster? Our Great Tusk speed 300, opposing Great Tusk base speed 87, likely slower. But opposing Landorus-T speed 91 base, our Great Tusk 300 speed, so we are faster. We can Knock Off first. If they switch, Knock Off hits incoming. If they stay, we remove item. If they use Earthquake, we take neutral. If they use U-turn, they might pivot. But Knock Off is safe. Could we use Close Combat? It's resisted, not good. Headlong Rush immune. Rapid Spin does little. So Knock Off is best. But wait: Is there any chance they Terastallize? Opponent hasn't terastallized. They might Tera Landorus-T to something? Not relevant. Thus decision: MOVE: knockoff. Need format exactly. Include thought 2-4 sentences. Decision block exactly one action line. No extra. Let's craft.
- Turn 13Jev 1.13 switched to
Gholdengo24% SWITCH: gholdengo, 18% SWITCH: greattusk, 16% SWITCH: enamorustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedClosecombatOpposing Landorus-T is at 9% HP and slower than Great Tusk, so any hit KOs. Ground moves are immune against Flying-type Landorus, so Close Combat is the safe, reliable knockout.
Reasoning trace (56 words)
Opposing Landorus-T is at 9% HP. Great Tusk is faster (300 vs 91). Any attack KOs. Headlong Rush is Ground but Landorus is Flying-type... wait, Landorus-Therian is Ground/Flying, so Ground moves are immune. Close Combat is neutral. Knock Off neutral. Rapid Spin neutral. Close Combat KOs. Actually Ground moves don't affect Flying. So use Close Combat.
- Turn 14Jev 1.13 used
Poltergeist42% MOVE: poltergeist, 10% MOVE: trick, 9% MOVE: focusblast
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedHeadlongrushGholdengo is immune to Close Combat but 2x weak to Ground, and Great Tusk outspeeds it (base 87 vs 84). Headlong Rush should knock it out before it can act.
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Gholdengo is immune to Fighting (Ghost) and resists... Ground hits it neutrally? Gholdengo Steel/Ghost: Ground is neutral? Steel resists... no, Ground vs Steel is 2x, vs Ghost neutral, so Ground is 2x? Actually Ground vs Steel = 2x, Ground vs Ghost = 1x, so 2x total. Headlong Rush hits Gholdengo super effectively. Gholdengo likely has Make It Rain or Shadow Ball. Great Tusk can KO with Headlong Rush. But Gholdengo is faster? Gholdengo base speed 84, Great Tusk 87, so Great Tusk is faster. Headlong Rush should KO. But wait, Gholdengo could tera. Still, Headlong Rush is best.
Jev 1.13 switched toTornadus37% SWITCH: tornadustherian, 32% SWITCH: greattusk, 28% SWITCH: enamorustherian
- Turn 15Jev 1.13 switched to
Enamorus24% SWITCH: enamorustherian, 18% SWITCH: greattusk, 16% MOVE: airslash
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toKingambitTornadus-T outspeeds Great Tusk and Great Tusk is at -1 SpD, so staying in risks a KO from Air Slash or a U-turn pivot. Kingambit resists Flying and Dark, making it the safest switch to preserve Great Tusk.
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Tornadus-T is faster (121 base vs 300 speed? Great Tusk has 300 speed stat, Tornadus 121 base... actually Great Tusk speed 300 vs Tornadus base 121. Tornadus max speed ~379. Great Tusk 300. Tornadus is faster. Tornadus likely has Hurricane/Air Slash. Great Tusk at 58.8% with -1 SpD. Air Slash could KO? Tornadus special attack. Great Tusk weak to Flying? No, Ground/Fighting neutral to Flying. Actually Ground/Fighting takes neutral from Flying. But Tornadus-T could have Heat Wave, Focus Blast, etc. Great Tusk can't outspeed. Best to switch to something that handles Tornadus. Slowking-Galar resists Flying? No, Poison/Psychic neutral. Kingambit resists Flying? Dark/Steel - Steel resists Flying. Kingambit is good switch. Actually, Tornadus-T commonly runs Bleakwind Storm, U-turn, Knock Off, Heat Wave. Kingambit resists Flying and Dark, weak to Heat Wave/Focus Blast. Landorus-T could work but weak to... neutral. Actually best to switch to Kingambit to preserve Great Tusk. But wait, Great Tusk could Knock Off Tornadus's item. But Tornadus is faster and could U-turn out. I think switching to Kingambit is safe. Or Slowking-Galar with Regenerator. Actually Tornadus-T at 76% - could we KO it? Headlong Rush is Ground, Tornadus is Flying - immune. Close Combat neutral. Knock Off neutral. Rapid Spin neutral. Tornadus is faster and will likely attack. Great Tusk at 58.8% with -1 SpD. Air Slash from Tornadus... Tornadus SpA 110 base. Could do significant damage. Best play: switch to Kingambit (resists Flying, immune to... no). Or Slowking-Galar. Kingambit resists Flying (Steel) and Dark. Tornadus-T often has Knock Off which Kingambit resists. Good switch. I'll go with Kingambit.
- Turn 16Jev 1.13 used
Moonblast47% MOVE: moonblast, 14% SWITCH: greattusk, 14% SWITCH: tornadustherian
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedIronheadEnamorus-Therian is Fairy/Flying, 2x weak to Steel, and very slow (base 46 Speed) versus Kingambit's 136. Ironhead is super effective and Kingambit moves first, likely netting a knockout or heavy damage before Enamorus can act.
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Enamorus-Therian is Fairy/Flying, weak to Steel. Kingambit's Ironhead is super effective. Enamorus is slow (46 speed), Kingambit is 136 speed, so Kingambit moves first. Ironhead should do heavy damage. But Enamorus may have Earth Power or Fighting coverage. Still, Ironhead is best. Actually Enamorus-Therian has huge SpA and could threaten. But Kingambit outspeeds and Ironhead is 2x super effective. Go for Ironhead.
Jev 1.13 switched toTornadus50% SWITCH: tornadustherian, 47% SWITCH: greattusk, 2% SWITCH: thundurustherian
- Turn 17Jev 1.13 switched to
Great23% SWITCH: greattusk, 20% MOVE: airslash, 19% MOVE: focusblast
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedSuckerpunchTornadus-T outspeeds Kingambit, but Sucker Punch's priority lets Kingambit strike first. Tornadus is likely to attack (Air Slash or U-turn), so Sucker Punch should connect and chip it heavily while Kingambit is too low to survive a switch-in scenario.
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Tornadus-T is faster (121 base vs Kingambit's 136? Actually Kingambit speed 136 vs Tornadus 121 base... wait Kingambit's speed stat is 136, Tornadus base speed 121 means stat ~higher. Tornadus-T is faster). Tornadus likely uses Air Slash or U-turn. Kingambit at 35.9% HP, Sucker Punch is priority and hits Tornadus neutrally. But Tornadus could just switch out or use a non-damaging move. Actually Sucker Punch fails if opponent doesn't attack. Tornadus-T with Air Slash will likely KO Kingambit? Air Slash BP 75 special, Kingambit has 207 SpD. Probably not KO. But Kingambit is low. Sucker Punch priority would hit first. Tornadus at 76% HP. Sucker Punch with blackglasses and supremeoverlord (Kingambit is last? no, several fainted). Actually best play: Sucker Punch to hit Tornadus before it moves. But if Tornadus uses U-turn, Sucker Punch still works (U-turn is an attack). If Tornadus uses Air Slash, Sucker Punch works. Tornadus likely attacks. Sucker Punch is the safe priority move. Alternatively switch to Landorus-T to take the hit. But Sucker Punch is good here. Let me go with Sucker Punch.
- Turn 18Jev 1.13 used
Closecombat28% MOVE: closecombat, 24% MOVE: earthquake, 15% MOVE: closecombat [TERA]
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toSlowkingGreat Tusk outspeeds Kingambit and threatens a KO with Close Combat or Earthquake, while Sucker Punch won't knock out a 78% Great Tusk. Slowking-Galar resists Close Combat 4x and takes Earthquake neutrally, making it the safest pivot to preserve Kingambit.
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Kingambit at 36% HP vs Great Tusk. Sucker Punch is priority but Great Tusk likely uses Earthquake or Close Combat. Kingambit is slower (136 vs 87? actually Great Tusk base 87 speed, Kingambit 136... wait Kingambit speed stat 136, Great Tusk base 87). Kingambit is faster? No, Kingambit's speed stat is 136 which is very low. Great Tusk base speed 87 with investment could be ~300. So Great Tusk is faster. Great Tusk will likely use Close Combat or Earthquake to KO Kingambit. Sucker Punch only works if opponent attacks. Great Tusk will attack, so Sucker Punch hits. But does Sucker Punch KO? Kingambit at 36% HP, Great Tusk at 78%. Sucker Punch with blackglasses and supremeoverlord (5 fainted? Let me count: gholdengo fainted, opponent enamorus fainted, opponent gholdengo fainted... supreme overlord counts fainted allies). Actually Kingambit's Sucker Punch likely doesn't KO Great Tusk at 78%. And Great Tusk's Close Combat KOs Kingambit. So we should switch out. Switch to Landorus-Therian - immune to Earthquake, resists Close Combat? No, Landorus is Flying so immune to Ground, and Fighting is neutral. Actually Landorus-T is Ground/Flying, Close Combat is neutral. But Landorus has intimidate to lower attack. Better switch: Slowking-Galar resists Fighting? Poison/Psychic - Fighting is neutral vs Psychic? Fighting vs Psychic is 0.5x (Psychic resists Fighting). Fighting vs Poison is 0.5x. So Slowking-Galar resists Close Combat 4x? No, 0.5*0.5 = 0.25x. And Earthquake is neutral. Slowking-Galar is a great switch. Actually Landorus-T is immune to EQ and intimidate helps. But Close Combat hits neutral. Slowking-Galar resists both CC (0.25x) and EQ neutral. Slowking-Galar is the safest. But wait, we want to preserve Kingambit for late game sweep. Switch to Slowking-Galar.
- Turn 19Jev 1.13 switched to
Tornadus30% SWITCH: tornadustherian, 28% MOVE: earthquake, 10% MOVE: closecombat [TERA]
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedChillyreceptionGreat Tusk is at -1 Def/-1 SpD and Slowking-Galar can't hit it hard (Sludge Bomb is 0.5x vs Ground). Chilly Reception pivots out, triggers Regenerator to heal Slowking, and brings in Landorus-T which walls Great Tusk's Ground/Fighting STAB with Intimidate and Rocky Helmet.
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Great Tusk is at 78% with -1 SpD, and Slowking-Galar's Sludge Bomb hits it super effectively? Poison vs Ground/Fighting — Poison is neutral vs Ground, super effective vs... no, Poison is not very effective vs Ground. Actually Poison vs Ground = 0.5x, vs Fighting = 1x. So Sludge Bomb is 0.5x. Not great. Future Sight is Psychic, hits neutrally. Flamethrower is neutral. Chilly Reception lets us pivot out with Regenerator healing. Best play: Chilly Reception to pivot out, healing via Regenerator, and bring in a check. Or just switch to Landorus-T which walls Great Tusk (Ground/Fighting vs Ground/Flying — Earthquake doesn't hit, Close Combat neutral). Landorus-T with Intimidate and Rocky Helmet is a great answer. Actually Chilly Reception sets snow and switches out, triggering Regenerator. That's a good pivot. But we could also just switch directly to Landorus-T. Chilly Reception is the best — it heals Slowking via Regenerator and pivots to a check. Let me pick Chilly Reception. Actually, let me think about what's best. Great Tusk at -1 Def/-1 SpD. We want to bring in something that threatens it. Landorus-T with Intimidate + Rocky Helmet is ideal. Chilly Reception pivots and heals Slowking. I'll go with Chilly Reception.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash switched toLandorusTornadus-T outspeeds Slowking-Galar and threatens with Air Slash, while Slowking can't hit it hard. Switching to Landorus-T brings Intimidate to weaken it and lets me set Stealth Rock on the forced switch.
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Tornadus-T is faster (121 base vs Slowking-G's 96) and threatens with Air Slash. Slowking-G can't do much here. Actually, we should switch to a better matchup. Landorus-T resists Flying? No, Landorus-T is Ground/Flying, takes neutral from Flying. Actually Flying hits Ground/Flying neutrally. But Landorus-T has Intimidate and can set rocks or U-turn. Actually, Tornadus-T likely has Knock Off or U-turn. Best switch is probably Landorus-T to handle it, or Kingambit to threaten. Tornadus-T is fast and can U-turn out. Slowking-G is slow and Tornadus-T outspeeds. We should switch. Landorus-T with Intimidate is a solid pivot. But Tornadus-T could have Focus Blast or Knock Off. Actually, Kingambit resists Flying? No, Dark/Steel - Flying is neutral. Sucker Punch could hit Tornadus-T. But Tornadus-T is faster and could just U-turn. Best: switch to Landorus-T for Intimidate and to set rocks. Or Great Tusk. Let me pick Landorus-T. Actually, Tornadus-T with Air Slash - Landorus-T takes neutral. But Intimidate lowers attack. Landorus-T can set Stealth Rock. Good choice.
- Turn 20Jev 1.13 switched to
Great28% SWITCH: greattusk, 20% MOVE: uturn, 16% MOVE: airslash
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedStoneedgeTornadus-T is Flying-type, so Earthquake is useless. Stone Edge hits it 2x super effectively and Landorus is slower, so I need to punish it now before it pivots or attacks. Tornadus is at 76% and likely to switch, but Stone Edge is my best damage option.
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Tornadus-T is Flying type, so Earthquake does nothing. Stone Edge hits it super effectively. Tornadus is at 76% and likely to switch or attack. Stone Edge is the best move here—Rock hits Flying 2x. But 80% accuracy. Alternatively U-turn to pivot. Tornadus-T is faster (121 vs 91). It could Air Slash me. Stone Edge is the play for damage. Actually, Tornadus-T likely switches out given it's at -1 atk and facing Landorus. But Stone Edge still best. Let me go Stone Edge.
- Turn 21Jev 1.13 used
Earthquake38% MOVE: earthquake, 20% SWITCH: tornadustherian, 9% MOVE: closecombat
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedEarthquakeLandorus-T outspeeds Great Tusk and Earthquake hits it neutrally for solid damage, while Great Tusk's revealed moves (EQ, Close Combat) don't threaten a KO back. Staying in and attacking keeps momentum rather than pivoting blindly.
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Great Tusk is faster? Landorus-T speed 218 vs Great Tusk 87 base... Great Tusk base speed 87, Landorus-T base 91. Landorus-T is faster. Great Tusk has -1 def/spd from earlier Close Combat? Actually that was turn 18, likely reset on switch. Great Tusk came back in turn 20. Landorus-T Earthquake vs Great Tusk - Ground vs Ground/Fighting, neutral. Great Tusk's Close Combat would hit Landorus-T neutrally (Fighting vs Ground/Flying = neutral). Landorus-T is faster and can EQ. But Great Tusk likely has Ice Spinner or Headlong Rush. Actually revealed only EQ and CC. Best play: Earthquake to damage Great Tusk. Or U-turn to pivot. Landorus-T is faster, EQ does decent damage. Let me just EQ. Actually, Great Tusk could have Ice Spinner which would be 4x on Landorus. But not revealed. Risky. U-turn pivots out safely. But EQ is fine. I'll go with Earthquake.
- Turn 22Jev 1.13 switched to
Tornadus47% SWITCH: tornadustherian, 12% MOVE: closecombat, 11% MOVE: closecombat [TERA]
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedEarthquakeLandorus-T outspeeds Great Tusk and Earthquake should knock out the weakened 43% Great Tusk before it can attack. No need to switch or set hazards when I can remove a threat now.
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Great Tusk at 43% is faster? Landorus-T speed 218 vs Great Tusk 87 base... Landorus is faster. Earthquake KOs? Great Tusk 43% of 115 base HP. Landorus EQ should KO. But Great Tusk might have Ice Spinner or something. Just EQ. Actually Great Tusk is Ground/Fighting, EQ is neutral. Landorus EQ should do enough. Let's just EQ.
- Turn 23Jev 1.13 used
Airslash24% MOVE: airslash, 22% MOVE: uturn, 12% MOVE: focusblast
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedStoneedgeTornadus-T is Flying-type, so Earthquake is useless. Stone Edge hits it super effectively, and Landorus resists Air Slash, so staying in is safe. Tornadus-T is faster but can't threaten a KO here.
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Tornadus-T is Flying, immune to Earthquake. Stone Edge is the only move that hits it super effectively (Rock vs Flying). But Tornadus-T is faster (121 vs 91 base speed) and can hit with Air Slash. Stone Edge has 80% accuracy though. Actually, Tornadus-T is faster. Air Slash from Tornadus-T won't do much to Landorus (Flying resists Flying). Landorus can stay in and Stone Edge. Or U-turn out to keep momentum. Stone Edge is the best play - it hits Tornadus super effectively. Even at 80% accuracy, it's worth it. Tornadus-T at 76% HP, Stone Edge should do significant damage. Actually, let me consider: Tornadus-T could U-turn out or hit with Air Slash. Landorus resists Flying so Air Slash is weak. Stone Edge is the play.
Jev 1.13 switched toGreat81% SWITCH: greattusk, 11% SWITCH: thundurustherian, 7% SWITCH: landorustherian
- Turn 24Jev 1.13 used
Earthquake31% MOVE: earthquake, 15% MOVE: closecombat, 12% MOVE: closecombat [TERA]
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedEarthquakeGreat Tusk is at 43% HP and Landorus outspeeds it. Earthquake is neutral but should knock out the weakened Great Tusk, and Landorus is immune to its Earthquake while resisting Close Combat. No need to switch.
Reasoning trace (188 words)
Great Tusk at 43% HP. Landorus is faster (218 vs 87 speed? Great Tusk base 87, Landorus base 91). Landorus outspeeds. Earthquake won't hit Great Tusk? Wait, Great Tusk is Ground/Fighting, Earthquake hits it normally (Ground vs Ground is neutral... actually Ground vs Ground is 1x, Ground vs Fighting is 1x). So Earthquake does neutral damage. Actually Landorus is Ground/Flying, so Great Tusk's Earthquake is immune. Great Tusk's Close Combat would hit Landorus neutrally (Fighting vs Ground/Flying = 1x... actually Fighting vs Flying is 0.5x, vs Ground 1x, so 0.5x). So Landorus resists Close Combat. Landorus outspeeds and Earthquake should KO Great Tusk at 43%. Let me check: Landorus ATK 326, Earthquake 100 BP. Great Tusk HP 115 base, at 43% of ~400 = ~172 HP. Earthquake should do significant damage. Likely KO. Actually Great Tusk might have higher speed with protosynthesis boost. But Landorus at 218 speed, Great Tusk base 87 max ~295 with investment. Hmm, Great Tusk could be faster. But if it's protosynthesis boosted in attack, not speed. Best play: Earthquake to KO. Or U-turn for momentum. Earthquake likely KOs. Let me go with Earthquake.
- Turn 25Jev 1.13 switched to
Thundurus25% SWITCH: thundurustherian, 16% SWITCH: landorustherian, 12% MOVE: earthquake
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedEarthquakeGreat Tusk is at 6% HP and Landorus-T outspeeds it (base 91 vs 87), so Earthquake knocks it out cleanly before it can act. No need to risk Stone Edge's 80% accuracy.
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Great Tusk at 6% HP. Earthquake is immune? No—Great Tusk is Ground/Fighting, Earthquake hits it. Wait, Landorus-T's Earthquake vs Great Tusk: Ground vs Ground is neutral... actually Ground-type moves don't affect Flying types, but Great Tusk is Ground/Fighting, so Earthquake hits normally. Great Tusk at 6% will die to any hit. Use Earthquake to KO. Actually wait, could Great Tusk be faster? Great Tusk base speed 87, Landorus-T base 91. Landorus is faster. Earthquake KOs.
Jev 1.13 switched toLandorus73% SWITCH: landorustherian, 27% SWITCH: greattusk
Jev 1.13 switched toGreat100% SWITCH: greattusk
- Turn 26Jev 1.13 used
Earthquake22% MOVE: earthquake, 16% MOVE: icespinner, 15% MOVE: knockoff
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash usedEarthquakeGreat Tusk is at 6% HP, so any damaging move KOs it. Earthquake is 100% accurate and Landorus is immune to its Earthquake, so there's no risk — just take the guaranteed knockout.
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Great Tusk is at 6% HP, so any hit KOs. Earthquake is 100% accurate and Ground hits it neutrally... actually Ground vs Ground/Fighting is neutral. Earthquake KOs easily. Stone Edge is 80% accuracy, risky. Earthquake is the safe KO. But wait, Great Tusk could use Close Combat which is super effective against Landorus? No, Landorus is Ground/Flying, Close Combat is neutral. Earthquake is immune. So Landorus is safe. Just KO with Earthquake.