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MiMo V2.6 Flash vs GPT-6 Luna Decisions
GPT-6 Luna Decisions won in 19 turns · 9 min wall clock · 121,238 tokens · $0.019
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Decisions
- Team previewGPT-6 Luna Decisions led with
Tornadustherian87% LEAD: tornadustherian, 7% LEAD: greattusk, 5% LEAD: dragapult
MiMo V2.6 Flash led withGreattuskGreat Tusk is the safest lead: it outspeeds Heatran and Kingambit, threatens the mirror Tusk with a speed tie at worst, and can set Stealth Rock or spin immediately against most openers.
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At team preview, a good lead: Great Tusk sets rocks/spins, matches well. Opponent has Tornadus-Therian lead possibility. Ogerpon Wellspring is a strong lead too. Great Tusk is standard lead, handles opposing Tusk and Heatran poorly (Heatran... EQ hits Heatran). I'd lead Great Tusk — speed and matchup.
- Turn 1GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Bleakwindstorm42% MOVE: bleakwindstorm, 21% MOVE: uturn, 9% MOVE: knockoff
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedStealthrockTornadus-T is faster and likely to U-turn or Knock Off, so this is my best window to get hazards up before it pivots out. Stealth Rock benefits the whole game and Tornadus can't stop it in one turn without risking a heavy hit from Earthquake.
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Tornadus-T lead vs Great Tusk. Tornadus typically carries Hurricane, Knock Off, U-turn, etc. Great Tusk can set up Stealth Rock. Tornadus is faster (base 121 vs base 120... actually Tusk base speed 87, Torn base 110). Torn faster. Tornadus-T likely goes for Knock Off or U-turn or Hurricane. Setting rocks is standard lead play. But Knock Off would remove rocky helmet. Hurricane could confuse. Best play: Stealth Rock to get hazards up early. Or switch to Gholdengo to block... Gholdengo is immune to nothing relevant here except... Hurricane? No, Hurricane hits Gholdengo. Kingambit takes Fighting/Flying super effectively. Actually Tornadus-T often leads with U-turn. Setting rocks is fine. Alternatively, Great Tusk could just set rocks — standard. I'll go with stealthrock.
- Turn 2GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Bleakwindstorm58% MOVE: bleakwindstorm, 10% MOVE: knockoff, 10% MOVE: uturn
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGholdengoGreat Tusk is slower than Tornadus-T and will be KO'd by another Bleakwind, so preserving it as later death fodder is better than attacking. Gholdengo resists Flying and threatens back with Make It Rain or Shadow Ball, making it the clean switch.
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Great Tusk is at 26 HP, slower than Tornadus-T (SPE 121 base vs Tusk... Tornadus-T is faster). Tornadus will KO Tusk with another Bleakwind. Tusk already set rocks. Switching out to preserve... Tusk at 6% isn't very useful but could be used as death fodder later or for rapid spin later. Actually, keeping Tusk alive means we can use it as a pivot/death fodder later. Best play: switch to something that handles Tornadus. Gholdengo resists Flying? No, Steel resists Flying - yes, Steel resists Flying. Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, Bleakwind would be not very effective. Gholdengo is a good switch. Clodsire has high SpD (328) and Poison/Ground — Flying is neutral on it? Ground is weak to Flying... Poison/Ground takes 2x from Flying. Not great. Gholdengo takes 0.5x from Flying. Good switch. Also Good as Gold blocks status. Switch to gholdengo.
- Turn 3GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Knockoff41% MOVE: knockoff, 11% SWITCH: gholdengo, 9% SWITCH: dragapult
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedNastyplotGholdengo is at full health and Tornadus-Therian can't threaten a knockout through Good as Gold, giving a free turn. Nasty Plot doubles our Special Attack so Make It Rain or Shadow Ball claims a knockout on whatever the opponent brings in next, making setup the highest-value line.
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Gholdengo at full HP vs Tornadus-T. Tornadus likely switches or uses U-turn/knock off. Nasty Plot is greedy but could work. Make It Rain hits any switch-in hard except Heatran (resists), and opponents include heatran, gholdengo, greattusk, kingambit, dragapult. Shadow Ball hits Tornadus for super effective? No, Tornadus is Flying — Shadow Ball hits neutrally. Make It Rain is resisted by Heatran and Gholdengo... actually Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, resists Steel. Kingambit resists Steel. Tornadus-T can't do much to Gholdengo (Good as Gold blocks status; Bleakwind does neutral-ish? Steel/Ghost takes neutral from Flying? Steel doesn't resist Flying, Ghost doesn't. Neutral). Tornadus likely U-turns out. Best: Nasty Plot to punish a switch, but if Tornadus stays and attacks, we're fine at full HP. Risk: Tornadus could have Knock Off? Torn-T often runs Knock Off — but Good as Gold blocks... no, Knock Off isn't status, it's an attacking move, so it works and removes leftovers. Make It Rain is safe damage on whatever comes in, but Tornadus can just stay. Given uncertainty, Make It Rain is solid — 120 BP STAB, hits Tornadus hard (Torn-T frail, ~90 SpD... with Black Glasses? no). Make It Rain likely2HKO or more on Torn-T. But Torn-T has Regenerator and can pivot. Nasty Plot gives +2, then next turn threatens a KO on everything. Opponent might switch to Heatran (immune to Make It Rain? No, Heatran resists Steel 4x... actually Heatran resists Steel 2x? Heatran is Fire/Steel — Steel resisted by Fire, Steel, Water... Fire resists Steel, so 4x? Steel vs Fire = 0.5, Steel vs Steel = 0.5 → 0.25. Make It Rain weak vs Heatran). I'd go Nasty Plot — Gholdengo is at full HP and Tornadus likely can't KO. But Tornadus could U-turn out to a wall. I'll choose Nasty Plot for setup momentum.
- Turn 4GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Knockoff16% MOVE: knockoff, 14% SWITCH: heatran, 12% SWITCH: dragapult
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedMakeitrainGholdengo at +2 SPA should knock out Tornadus-Therian with Make It Rain, and despite being slower, Gholdengo's bulk lets it survive a Bleakwind Storm from the unboosted Tornadus. The likely knockout makes this the clear play.
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At +2 SPA, Gholdengo's Make It Rain should KO Tornadus-Therian. Tornadus is at full HP. Gholdengo at 293 SPA +2 = 586 effective... Make It Rain 120 BP STAB vs Tornadus's 90 SPD... that's a likely knockout. Tornadus is faster (SPE 121 base vs 90 base) - it could attack first, but Gholdengo at 244 HP survives Bleakwind Storm (or might not - it's 100 BP). Actually Bleakwind did... let me check - Tornadus used Bleakwind earlier and it did damage to Tusk. Gholdengo has 218 SPD, Tornadus 110 SPA. Bleakwind does maybe 40-50%? Gholdengo at 64.6% could be in danger but likely survives. Make It Rain at +2 should knock out Tornadus. Speed: Tornadus outspeeds but Gholdengo should tank one hit. Go for Make It Rain.
GPT-6 Luna Decisions switched toDragapult56% SWITCH: dragapult, 25% SWITCH: greattusk, 10% SWITCH: kingambit
- Turn 5GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Shadowball87% MOVE: shadowball, 7% MOVE: dracometeor, 2% MOVE: thunderbolt
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toKingambitGholdengo is slower than Dragapult and will likely faint before moving, so switching is the safest play. Kingambit resists Dragon-type attacks thanks to its Steel typing and can threaten back with Sucker Punch or set up.
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Gholdengo at 98 HP vs Dragapult. Dragapult outspeeds. If physical Dragon Darts, it kills. If special, Gholdengo at SPD 218 with +1 SPA... Shadow Ball from Dragapult would likely kill at 98 HP. Switch to Kingambit? Dragapult Dragon Darts into Kingambit... Kingambit resists Dragon (Dark/Steel resists nothing to Dragon actually — Steel resists Dragon). Kingambit is 4x? No, Steel resists Dragon. Dark/Steel — Dragon is not very effective vs Steel. So Dragon Darts would be resisted. But if it's special Dragapult with Draco Meteor... Switching Kingambit in is safe. Then Kingambit can threaten with Sucker Punch / Kowtow Cleave. Actually Gholdengo could Tera to avoid Ghost weakness? Tera Normal makes Ghost immune. But Dragapult's Dragon Darts would still hit. Hmm. Switching to Kingambit is the safe play given Gholdengo is nearly dead and slower. Kingambit tanks Dragon Darts well (Steel resist).
- Turn 6GPT-6 Luna Decisions switched to
Great49% SWITCH: greattusk, 17% SWITCH: heatran, 15% SWITCH: kingambit
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSuckerpunchDragapult is faster and will likely attack with Shadow Ball again, so Sucker Punch is guaranteed to fire and deals solid damage while Kingambit can still tank a hit at 85%. Switching out wastes Kingambit's position without a clearly better matchup.
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Dragapult is faster and uses Shadow Ball. Kingambit at 344 HP with SPD -1. Shadow Ball did 60 HP last time (404-344). With SPD -1, it did that already? Actually the -1 was after. Next Shadow Ball does more, ~90. Kingambit survives at ~254. Sucker Punch would hit Dragapult for good damage but Dragapult might not attack... it likely attacks. Sucker Punch BP 70 * 405 ATK vs 75 def... could be a KO? 405 attack, blackglasses 1.2x, sucker 70 BP. Dragapult 88 base HP, 75 def. Likely around 50-60%. Not KO. Swords Dance lets Kingambit sweep later but Dragapult attacks again. Kingambit survives two more Shadow Balls? 344 - ~90 = 254, then -120 = 134... survivable for a while. But Dragapult could be physical with Dragon Darts. Sucker Punch is safe if Dragapult attacks. But if it doesn't, we waste a turn. Given Dragapult revealed Shadow Ball and is attacking, Sucker Punch gets damage off. However, Dragapult is Ghost — sucker punch works since it's attacking. Actually consider switching to Clodsire — special wall, takes Shadow Ball well (Poison/Ghost... Ghost is neutral on Poison/Ground). Clodsire SPD 328, would take it easily. But Dragapult may have Dragon Darts for Clodsire? Dragon is neutral on Poison/Ground. Clodsire is a good check. Kingambit with -1 SPD facing special attacker is a bad matchup. Switch to Clodsire seems solid. But Kingambit at 85% could still take hits and threaten with Sucker Punch. Hmm, Dragapult outspeeds and hits special. Kingambit's SPD is low (207) with -1. Shadow Ball did 60 before the drop; now ~90. Kingambit can take 3 hits. Sucker Punch does maybe 50-60%. Two Sucker Punches could KO Dragapult if it keeps attacking. I'll go Sucker Punch — safe since Dragapult is attacking, and we keep momentum.
- Turn 7GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Earthquake85% MOVE: earthquake, 10% MOVE: earthquake [TERA], 2% MOVE: knockoff
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSuckerpunchKingambit is slower than Great Tusk, so Sucker Punch is the only way to strike before Tusk's Headlong Rush or Close Combat. With Black Glasses and Supreme Overlord boost, Sucker Punch has a real shot at the knockout while Tusk hits neutrally at worst.
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Kingambit at 344/404 vs Great Tusk full HP. Great Tusk likely uses Headlong Rush or Close Combat — both would hurt Kingambit badly. Kingambit is slower than... actually Great Tusk SPE 87 base, Kingambit 50 base. Tusk is faster. Sucker Punch would hit before Tusk moves if it attacks. Kingambit ATK 405 with blackglasses and Supreme Overlord boost. Sucker Punch BP 70 × 1.5 blackglasses = 105 effective... vs Tusk 115 HP/131 Def. Might not KO. Actually with Supreme Overlord (Tornadus fainted, so 1 fainted = 1.2x boost), ATK 405 already reflects boosts? Stats show ATK 405 which is boosted. Sucker Punch: 70 BP × 1.5 (STAB) × 1.2 (blackglasses) × 1.2 (supreme overlord) ... vs Great Tusk physical bulk. Probably around 40-50%. Not a KO. Great Tusk will OHKO Kingambit with Headlong Rush. So Sucker Punch fails to KO and we die. Switch out? Clodsire walls Great Tusk well (unaware, high SpD, but physical def low at 157... Tusk Headlong Rush would hurt). Ogerpon-Wellspring resists... no, Ground hits neutral, Water Absorb doesn't help vs Ground. Ogerpon has 204 Def, 301 HP. Actually Great Tusk is a bad matchup for Kingambit — Ground/Fighting hits 4x... Kingambit is Dark/Steel, Ground hits neutral, Fighting hits... Steel weak to Fighting, Dark resists. So neutral. Close Combat would be neutral too. Hmm, actually Fighting: Steel 2x, Dark 0.5x = neutral. Ground: neutral. So Kingambit takes neutral hits. Tusk Headlong Rush 131 ATK vs Kingambit 276 Def at 344 HP. Could be around 50-60%. Kingambit survives and can Kowtow Cleave back. Kowtow Cleave: 85 BP × 1.5 STAB × 1.2 blackglasses × 1.2 SO = ~184 effective BP vs Tusk 131 Def/115 HP. Might be close to KO. Actually Kingambit's ATK 405 is huge. Kowtow Cleave likely 2HKO or close to OHKO. Sucker Punch is risky if Tusk uses a non-attacking move, but Tusk likely attacks. Sucker Punch goes first regardless of speed. Sucker Punch BP 70 vs Kowtow 85 — Kowtow is stronger but slower. Tusk is faster (SPE 87 vs 50 base). If I Sucker Punch and it doesn't KO, Tusk hits back and might KO me. If I Kowtow, Tusk moves first and might KO me before I attack. Sucker Punch guarantees I move first. Let's go with Sucker Punch — best chance to damage/kill before Tusk moves. Actually, considering Tusk's defenses aren't great and Kingambit's attack is massive, Sucker Punch with all multipliers might actually KO. Let's go with it.
- Turn 8GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Earthquake83% MOVE: earthquake, 8% MOVE: earthquake [TERA], 2% MOVE: knockoff
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toClodsireKingambit at 24 HP will faint to Earthquake, and Sucker Punch won't KO Tusk from 83%. Clodsire walls Tusk completely (Ground resisted by Poison/Ground typing) and has Unaware plus Recover, so switching there is the safe play to keep Kingambit's priority for later.
Reasoning trace (287 words)
Kingambit at 24 HP, opponent Great Tusk at 83%. Sucker priority would hit before Tusk moves. With ATK 405 (boosted by Supreme Overlord presumably), Black Glasses, Sucker Punch BP 70... Tusk has 131 base Def. Would it KO from 83%? 83/100 of 115 base HP... Tusk at 83% HP. Kingambit ATK 405 is quite high (Supreme Overlord boost + maybe Tera?). Sucker Punch 70 BP * 1.5 black glasses = 105 effective. Against 131 Def... probably around 40-50% damage. Not a KO from 83%. But Kingambit is slower and will die to Earthquake otherwise. Sucker Punch is best damage before fainting. Alternatively switch to preserve Kingambit at 24 HP for later priority chip. Actually, switching preserves Kingambit for later Sucker Punch priority. But Tusk has Stealth Rock on opponent side... our side has no hazards. Kingambit at 24 HP dies to rocks? No rocks on our side. If we switch to Clodsire (unaware, high SpD, resists... Ground/Poison takes neutral from Earthquake? No, Ground hits Poison super effectively... Ground vs Poison/Ground: Ground is not very effective against... Ground vs Ground is not very effective. Poison/Ground takes 1x from Ground? Ground vs Poison = 1x, Ground vs Ground = 0.5x, so 0.5x total. Clodsire walls Tusk. But keeping Kingambit in to Sucker Punch for chip damage then go down... Kingambit at 24 HP with priority could chip Tusk for future. But we'd lose Kingambit. Switching to Clodsire seems safest - walls Tusk completely, can recover, set toxic spikes. But the deciding factor: Kingambit can't survive Earthquake, and Sucker Punch won't KO. Switching to Clodsire gives a great matchup. Actually, ogerponwellspring also outspeeds and hits hard with Horn Leech/Ivy Cudgel. But Clodsire with Unaware is safest. I'll switch to clodsire.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toOgerponOgerpon-Wellspring resists Ground (Grass/Water), so Great Tusk's Earthquake can't threaten it, and Ogerpon outspeeds and likely knocks out Tusk with Ivy Cudgel. This is the cleanest matchup—dragapult risks a physical hit, while Ogerpon takes little damage and threatens the KO.
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Opponent's Great Tusk at 83% HP. My options: Ogerpon-Wellspring outspeeds (350 vs 87 effective... actually Tusk base87, Ogerpon 350 spe stat vs Tusk's likely ~300 with proto boost? Weather none, so no proto boost. Ogerpon at 350 speed likely outspeeds). Ogerpon takes EQ super effective but has301 HP and decent bulk... Tusk EQ at 83% would do significant damage. But Ogerpon can KO with Ivy Cudgel or Horn Leech. Actually let's think: Ogerpon-Wellspring is Grass/Water, weak to... wait, Ground is neutral on Grass/Water? Grass resists Ground, Water... Ground hits Grass for 0.5, Water neutral → 0.5x. Not very effective! So Ogerpon walls Great Tusk's EQ easily. Ivy Cudgel would KO. Actually EQ vs Grass/Water: Grass resists Ground (0.5), Water takes neutral (1) → 0.5x. Great choice. Alternative: Dragapult can outspeed and U-turn/Dragon Darts. But Ogerpon is safer. Switch to ogerponwellspring.
- Turn 9GPT-6 Luna Decisions switched to
Dragapult49% SWITCH: dragapult, 12% SWITCH: kingambit, 11% SWITCH: gholdengo
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedIvycudgelOgerpon resists Great Tusk's Earthquake (Grass/Water takes 0.5x from Ground), so I win the exchange by attacking. Ivy Cudgel is super effective against Ground/Fighting and is the fastest route to a knockout; Swords Dance is unnecessary risk.
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Ogerpon at full HP vs Great Tusk at 83%. Ivy Cudgel (Grass 100 BP) into Tusk — super effective. Ogerpon ATK 339 vs Tusk DEF 131 base... Tusk has high defense. Ivy cudgel should do a lot. Tusk's EQ into Ogerpon: Ogerpon HP 301, DEF 204, SPD... EQ physical. Tusk ATK 131 base, actual attack stat unknown but likely ~350ish. Ogerpon resists? Grass/Water — Ground hits neutral (Water doesn't resist Ground, Grass doesn't resist Ground... actually Grass resists Ground? No — Grass is not resistant to Ground; Ground is resisted by Grass? Let's recall: Grass resists Ground? Type chart: Ground moves are not very effective against Grass? No — Grass resists Ground (yes, Grass-type resists Ground). Actually Ground effectiveness: not very effective vs Grass, Bug, Flying... wait Flying is immune. Grass resists Ground? Hmm. Ground is resisted by Grass? Let me recall properly: Ground-type moves are super effective against Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel. Not very effective against Bug, Grass, Poison... and immune to Flying. Grass resists Ground — yes, Grass resists Ground. So Ogerpon takes 0.5x from EQ. Ogerpon should survive and KO with Ivy Cudgel. Ivy Cudgel is Grass 100 BP, super effective vs Tusk (Ground/Fighting — Grass hits both super effectively? Grass vs Fighting: neutral. Grass vs Ground: SE. So 2x). Tusk DEF is high (base 131). Ogerpon ATK 339 (with mask boost? wellspring mask gives boost). Ivy cudgel 100 BP * 2 = 200 effective. Damage: ~ (339*2/... ) rough: 200 BP * (339/ (131*2)) ≈ 200*1.29 = 259 * modifiers... likely does 60-70%. Tusk at 83% might survive one hit and EQ back. Hmm. Tusk EQ vs Ogerpon: 100 BP * 0.5 = 50 effective. Tusk attack stat maybe ~350 (with booster?). Damage ≈ 50 * 350/(204*2) ≈ 42% * modifiers. Ogerpon survives. So Ivy Cudgel then follow-up. Alternatively Swords Dance to guarantee KO. But Tusk could EQ twice. Safer: attack now. Ivy Cudgel is best — knock out over two turns. Could Tera help? Tera Water on Ogerpon (wellspring already water). Tera Grass would make EQ 0.25x but lose stab... Actually Tera Grass: ivycudgel becomes Grass STAB still, EQ resisted 0.25. But no need. Consider: opponent might switch to Heatran or Gholdengo. Ivy Cudgel still decent. Knockoff could remove item but less damage. I'll go ivycudgel.
- Turn 10GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Dracometeor42% MOVE: dracometeor, 32% MOVE: thunderbolt, 7% MOVE: shadowball
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedIvycudgelDragapult is faster but Shadow Ball likely won't KO Ogerpon from full. Ivy Cudgel at 100 BP with Ogerpon's high Attack should knock out Dragapult at 64% since Grass hits Dragon/Ghost neutrally.
Reasoning trace (162 words)
Dragapult at 64% is faster than Ogerpon (142 vs... Ogerpon SPE 350 in this scale, Dragapult 142 base... actual speeds: Ogerpon 350 stat vs Dragapult's stat unknown but base 142 → likely ~370s). Dragapult likely outspeeds and uses Shadow Ball. Ogerpon at 100% HP, Shadow Ball does decent damage but probably not KO. Ivy Cudgel at 64% Dragapult — Grass move vs Dragon, not very effective... Dragapult is Dragon/Ghost, Grass hits neutrally? Dragon resists Grass? No, Dragon doesn't resist Grass. Grass hits Dragon/Ghost neutrally (Ghost doesn't resist Grass). So Ivy Cudgel neutral, 100 BP, Ogerpon ATK 339 vs 75 base Def — should KO from 64%. But Dragapult outspeeds and might KO Ogerpon first? Shadow Ball 80 BP vs Ogerpon SPD 229 — probably not a KO. So Ivy Cudgel should win. Knockoff is Dark, super effective vs Ghost — 65 BP vs 100 BP Ivy Cudgel. Ivy Cudgel stronger unless Knockoff removes item bonus. Ivy Cudgel it is. Tera? Not needed.
- Turn 11GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Thunderbolt39% MOVE: thunderbolt, 16% MOVE: dracometeor, 9% MOVE: shadowball
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedIvycudgelDragapult is at 20% HP and I need to knock it out before it can attack my weakened Ogerpon. Ivy Cudgel at 100 BP should secure the KO regardless of whether they stay in or switch, making it the safest play.
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The opponent's Dragapult is at 20% HP with -2 SPA. My Ogerpon is at 35.2% HP. Dragapult is faster (SPE 142 base vs Ogerpon's ~base 110 or so). Even at -2 SPA, a Shadow Ball or another attack could still do decent damage to Ogerpon. But I need to knock out this Dragapult before it hits me. Ivy Cudgel at 100 BP should easily knock out a 20% HP Dragapult. But Dragapult is faster and will move first. At -2 SPA, Shadow Ball would do reduced damage, but Ogerpon is already at 35%. Actually, let me think about whether I should just go for Ivy Cudgel to knock out Dragapult. The opponent might switch though - they have Great Tusk, Gholdengo, Heatran, and Kingambit. Ivy Cudgel (Grass) vs Great Tusk would be neutral but not great. I think the safest play is Ivy Cudgel - if Dragapult stays in, it likely dies. If they switch, I still do damage. Swords Dance is risky if Dragapult attacks first. Let me go with Ivy Cudgel. Actually, Horn Leech could recover HP if it connects, which would be nice given Ogerpon's low HP. But Ivy Cudgel is more powerful (100 BP vs 75 BP) and more reliable for the KO. Ivy Cudgel it is - speed isn't the issue since Dragapult moves first regardless, and I just need the knockout.
GPT-6 Luna Decisions switched toGholdengo37% SWITCH: gholdengo, 35% SWITCH: greattusk, 24% SWITCH: kingambit
- Turn 12GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Makeitrain55% MOVE: makeitrain, 38% MOVE: shadowball, 4% MOVE: shadowball [TERA]
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toDragapultOgerpon at 20% HP is threatened by Gholdengo's Make It Rain or Shadow Ball, and Ivy Cudgel from 339 Atk won't KO from 94%. Dragapult is our healthiest win condition at 100% and outspeeds Gholdengo, so switching it in maintains tempo while keeping Ogerpon as a late-game option.
Reasoning trace (368 words)
Ogerpon at 20% HP vs Gholdengo. Ivy Cudgel (Grass) is neutral vs Steel/Ghost. Ogerpon is faster (SPE 350 vs 84 base... need actual stats). Gholdengo at 94% HP. Ivy Cudgel at +0 likely won't KO from 94%. Ogerpon will get KO'd by Make It Rain or Shadow Ball. Switching: Dragapult at 100% is good — immune to Fighting, resists... Dragapult vs Gholdengo. Dragapult takes Shadow Ball well-ish (Ghost resists? No, Ghost is neutral vs Ghost... actually Ghost is neutral vs Dragon/Ghost). Shadow Ball does decent damage. But Dragapult is our win condition at 100%. Great Tusk at 6% — dies to anything. Gholdengo at 26% — dies to Shadow Ball. Kingambit at 6% — dies to anything. Ogerpon is our best bet — but it's at 20%. Tera Water Ivy Cudgel would boost power (same type, STAB 1.5x already... Tera Water keeps STAB and boost... actually Tera gives1.5x on original types). Ogerpon already has Water STAB via mask? Well, Ivy Cudgel is Grass type. Horn Leech is Grass. Actually Ivy Cudgel is a Grass-type physical move for Ogerpon. With Wellspring mask, it changes to Water type! Yes — Ivy Cudgel becomes Water type with Wellspring Mask. So it's Water STAB, neutral vs Gholdengo (Steel/Ghost). Tera Water would boost Ivy Cudgel further. At 339 ATK + Water STAB, vs 95 base Def Gholdengo at 94% HP — might KO? Probably not from 94%. Alternatively, switch to Dragapult which is faster and healthier. Dragapult U-turn or Dragon Darts. Dragon Darts STAB vs Gholdengo — not very effective? Dragon is neutral vs Steel/Ghost? No, Steel resists Dragon. So Dragon Darts resisted. U-turn neutral. Best play: sacrifice Ogerpon? Or switch to preserve. Dragapult at 100% is fast and healthy. Switching Dragapult in seems best. Gholdengo can't KO Dragapult in one hit easily. I'll switch to Dragapult to preserve Ogerpon as a late-game threat and leverage Dragapult's speed/health. Wait — Ogerpon faster than Gholdengo. Ogerpon moves first. Knockoff would remove Gholdengo's item and do good damage (Dark vs Steel/Ghost — Steel resists Dark, so0.5x). Ivy Cudgel Water type — neutral. Better damage. Hmm, but Ogerpon at 20% HP will likely die next turn. Dragapult in at 100% is stronger position. Switching to Dragapult.
- Turn 13GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Makeitrain59% MOVE: makeitrain, 40% MOVE: shadowball, 1% MOVE: shadowball [TERA]
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedUturnDragapult at 17 HP is slower to die than to take a risk — it's faster than Gholdengo, so U-turn guarantees chip damage and lets me pivot into my own Gholdengo, which resists Make It Rain and can Recover. Willowisp's 15% miss risk makes it too unreliable here.
Reasoning trace (532 words)
Dragapult at 17 HP vs Gholdengo. Gholdengo at -1 SPA, using Make It Rain would deal... Dragapult has 187 SPD, Gholdengo at -1 spa (303*... wait, opponent Gholdengo stats: SPA 133 base, with -1 boost). Make It Rain at -1 against Dragapult: 187 SPD, 17 HP. Probably kills. Dragapult is faster (421 vs ~293). Options: U-turn to pivot into Gholdengo (mine, 25.9%) or Tusk (6%) or Ogerpon (20.6%). Or willowisp to burn Gholdengo, crippling it — but willowisp misses15%. If willowisp lands, Gholdengo is burned, halving its damage output. Then opponent uses Make It Rain and kills Dragapult anyway, but the burn helps. Actually, U-turn gives damage and lets me bring in Gholdengo (mine) which has good matchup vs their Gholdengo — mine at 98 HP, theirs at 100%. Mine would face a burned... no, not burned if I U-turn. Consider: Dragapult likely dies this turn regardless. Best value: U-turn for chip damage then bring in something. Opponent Gholdengo at -1 spa used Make It Rain — against my Gholdengo (218 SPD, 98 HP), -1 Make It Rain might not kill. Then my Gholdengo can Recover. Alternatively willowisp: if it lands, the opponent's Gholdengo is crippled for the rest of the game — huge. But if it misses, Dragapult dies having done nothing. U-turn guarantees damage (70 BP, maybe ~30-40% on Gholdengo) plus position. Actually, U-turn to Ogerpon? Ogerpon at 62 HP, faster than Gholdengo (350 speed), Ivy Cudgel would do decent damage but Gholdengo resists Grass? No — Steel resists Grass, so Ivy Cudgel resisted. Horn Leech also resisted. Knockoff on Gholdengo with no item... it has Leftovers, so Knockoff removes it and does 65 BP dark — super effective vs Ghost! Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, Dark is super effective. Knockoff at 339 ATK would do big damage. Ogerpon at 62 HP might survive a -1 Make It Rain? Gholdengo -1 spa vs Ogerpon SPD 229... Make It Rain 120 BP steel, neutral vs Grass/Water. At -1 it could deal around 50-60%. Risky. Hmm. U-turn into Gholdengo (mine): my Gholdengo at 98 HP, 218 SPD. Their -1 Make It Rain vs my Gholdengo — Gholdengo resists Steel (Steel resists Steel), so it's fine. Then I can Recover or attack. Actually simplest strong play: U-turn. Dragapult gets chip, pivots to my Gholdengo which walls their Gholdengo's resisted -1 Make It Rain, then I recover/sweep. But also consider: Dragapult could just Willowisp — burning their Gholdengo is very valuable long term. But my Gholdengo is a good answer anyway. I'll go with U-turn — guaranteed value, avoids willowisp miss risk. Which pivot target? The U-turn action doesn't specify; system presumably picks. Just say MOVE: uturn. Wait — could my Gholdengo's Shadow Ball kill theirs? Theirs at 100%. My Gholdengo 303 spa vs 91 base SPD. Shadow Ball 80 BP... probably ~40-50%. Their Gholdengo can Recover. Neutral game. But I'd be ahead with positioning. Alternatively Tera on Dragapult? Tera Dragon dragondarts? Gholdengo resists... Steel resists Dragon? No, Steel doesn't resist Dragon. Actually Dragondarts 50x2=100 BP, neutral on Steel/Ghost. At -1 spa... Dragapult's physical though. 339 ATK vs 95 DEF. Would do maybe 40%. Not enough to KO. U-turn better since it pivots. Decision: MOVE: uturn
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGholdengoMy Dragapult U-turns out, and I need a safe pivot into the -1 SPA Gholdengo. Ogerpon and Tusk are too low and don't resist Steel, Kingambit is at 5.9% and likely dies to even resisted Make It Rain. My own Gholdengo resists Steel at neutral and has the bulk to take the hit, then threaten back or recover.
Reasoning trace (211 words)
My Dragapult is U-turning out. I need to pick a switch-in. Opponent's Gholdengo is at -1 SPA with Leftovers. Make It Rain at -1 won't KO... let me think about who to bring in. Ogerpon at 62/301 (20.6%) — Gholdengo Make It Rain at -1: base 133 spa vs Ogerpon's spd. Make It Rain is super effective? No, Ogerpon Wellspring is Grass/Water, Steel is neutral. At -1 with 20% HP, probably dies. Great Tusk at 26/434 — Ground resists Steel? No, Ground doesn't resist Steel. Great Tusk is Ground/Fighting, Steel is neutral.6% HP, dies. Kingambit — Dark/Steel, Steel is resisted. Kingambit at 24/404 (5.9%). Make It Rain at -1 vs Kingambit's SPD... Kingambit has good SpDef. But at 5.9% HP, even resisted might kill. At -1 spa, Make It Rain 120 BP... probably still kills from 5.9%. Gholdengo — Steel/Ghost, resists Steel. At 98/378 (25.9%). Make It Rain at -1... Gholdengo has decent SpDef. 25.9% might survive? But Gholdengo's SpDef is 218. Make It Rain at -1 from 133 base spa... hmm. Actually, I should consider what happens after. Opponent might switch or use Shadow Ball. Gholdengo resists Steel so switching to my Gholdengo seems best, then I can set up Nasty Plot or recover. Let me go with gholdengo switch.
- Turn 14GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Shadowball83% MOVE: shadowball, 11% MOVE: makeitrain, 2% MOVE: shadowball [TERA]
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toKingambitMy Gholdengo is at 4.8% HP and will faint to any attack, even at -2 SPA. I need to switch to something that can survive a -2 Make It Rain. Kingambit resists Steel with its Steel/Dark typing and has good special bulk, making it the safest switch-in.
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My Gholdengo is at 18/378 HP, and the opponent's Gholdengo is at full HP with -2 SPA. Their Make It Rain is at -2, but with my low HP, I need to check if it kills. At -2, their Make It Rain (base 133 SPA) vs my 218 SPD... that's probably still going to do enough to kill me at 18 HP. Actually at -2 it's halved twice-ish. Let me think - a -2 Make It Rain might do around 25-30% to a bulky Gholdengo, which would kill me at 4.8%. So I can't stay in and recover - I'll die before Recover heals. I need to switch. My bench is all nearly dead though. Ogerpon at 62/301 might survive a -2 Make It Rain. Let me go with Ogerpon since it has the best chance of surviving and can threaten back with knockoff or ivycudgel. Actually, Great Tusk has Rocky Helmet and resists... no, Great Tusk doesn't resist Steel. Ogerpon at 62 HP - a -2 Make It Rain from Gholdengo might do around 40-50% to Ogerpon, which could kill it too. Kingambit resists Steel (Steel/Dark) - that's the best switch here. -2 Make It Rain on Kingambit... Kingambit has207 SPD, so it should tank -2 Make It Rain easily. Kingambit it is.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGreathallucinationReasoning trace (564 words)
Opponent Gholdengo at -2 SPA, using Shadow Ball. My Gholdengo at 18/378 survives Shadow Ball from -2 Gholdengo? Shadow Ball 80 BP, STAB, -2 spa: base 133 → effective ~66.5 special attack. Let's estimate: at full spa 133, Shadow Ball vs Gholdengo (spD 218 effective... base 91). Probably does like 50-60% unboosted. At -2, ~25-30%. My Gholdengo at 4.8% would die though. Any switch-in dies too? Ogerpon at 62 HP - Shadow Ball -2... probably survives. Ogerpon resists? Shadow Ball neutral on Grass/Water. -2 SPA Gholdengo Shadow Ball vs Ogerpon (HP 301, spd 229 effective): maybe ~50 damage? Ogerpon at 62 could survive. Then Ogerpon outspeeds (SPE 350 vs Gholdengo 84) and KO with Horn Leech/Knock Off. Actually wait — could my Gholdengo take the Shadow Ball? 18/378 = 4.8%. Shadow Ball at -2 does way more than 14 HP. Dies. Dragapult 17 HP dies to any attack. Tusk 26 HP dies. So best: switch Ogerpon, tank the -2 Shadow Ball, then outspeed and KO. Alternatively give up Dragapult as fodder — but then still need something to beat Gholdengo later; Ogerpon is only one that outspeeds. Actually Gholdengo at -2 also would KO... Actually after Shadow Ball hits my switch-in, if switch-in survives, it needs to KO Gholdengo. Ogerpon outspeeds and Ivy Cudgel should KO (Gholdengo 100%). But wait — is Ogerpon KO'd by Shadow Ball at -2? Let me compute. Gen formula roughly: damage = ((2*Level/5+2)*BP*A/D)/50 + 2. Level 100. A = effective spa at -2: raw spa stat (not base) × 0.5... SPA -2 means 0.5× multiplier of stat. Gholdengo spa stat at level 100 with base 133 and no EVs/nature: approx 2*133+31+... formula: (2*133/100+... ) Let's just estimate uninvested spa stat ≈ 272. At -2 → 136. If EVs invested, maybe 370 → 185. Ogerpon spd: base 229 effective? The stats shown are HP:301, SPD:229 (that's after wellspring? Ogerpon base spd 60... but stats shown look like final stats including... hmm 229 seems high for base 60. Actually Ogerpon-W stats: HP 80, Atk 120, Def 84, SpA 60, SpD 96, Spe 110. But the display shows HP 301, ATK 339... those are actual stats at level 100 with heavy investment. SPD 229 suggests base 96 fully invested (max ~289)... hmm, 229 might not be max. Anyway. Shadow Ball BP 80, STAB ×1.5. Damage with A=185, D=229: ((40+2)*80*1.5*185/229)/50+2 = (2*... let's compute: (2*100/5+2)=42. 42*80=3360, ×1.5=5040, ×185=932400, /229=4071, /50=81.4+2=83. That's 83 damage on 62 HP Ogerpon — dead! Hmm. So Ogerpon dies. What about... hmm. If spa is uninvested at -2 (136): 5040*136/229=2994/50... compute: 5040*136=685440, /229=2993, /50=59.9+2=62. Ogerpon at 62 HP — exactly dies (62 damage, HP 62 → 0). Borderline. Hmm, tough. But wait, opponent Gholdengo at -2 has been using Make It Rain twice and got Leftovers. Also SPA -2 shown. Opponent likely invested. Tusk: HP 26, dies to anything. Dragapult: 17, dies. Gholdengo mine: 18, dies. All my mons are in KO range of -2 Shadow Ball probably. But opponent might use Make It Rain instead (also -2, but it hits... no resisted). Make It Rain BP 120 vs neutral. Actually, opponent Gholdengo might switch out too? Its remaining mons: Heatran and Great Tusk. Hmm. Since everything might die, which one gives best chance? Ogerpon has the best SpD bulk among my options? My Gholdengo SPD 218 but HP only 18. Ogerpon HP 62, SPD 229, so effective HP
Incident report
[INVALID] 'MOVE: switchogerponwellspring' is not a legal action. Default move played. Original reasoning: My whole team is in KO range, but Ogerpon has the best special bulk and speed: if it survives the -2 Shadow Ball, it outspeeds Gholdengo and knocks it out with Horn Leech. The deciding factor is speed and Ogerpon being my only revenge killer left.
- Turn 15GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Makeitrain43% MOVE: makeitrain, 41% MOVE: shadowball, 9% MOVE: focusblast
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEarthquakeMy Great Tusk outspeeds Gholdengo (300 vs ~293) and Earthquake is super effective against its Steel half — Gholdengo's physical bulk can't take a STAB Earthquake from Tusk's 299 Attack, so this is a likely knockout before it can move.
Reasoning trace (634 words)
My Great Tusk at 26 HP faces Gholdengo at -2 SPA. Shadow Ball at -2 might not kill? Gholdengo 133 SPA, shadow ball 80 BP vs Tusk 142 SPD... -2 reduces to 0.5x. Let's estimate: Gholdengo Shadow Ball at -2 on Tusk. Tusk SPD 142 (actual stat). Base power 80, STAB 120. Damage ≈ (2*70/50+2)*120*133/142/... roughly: level 50 formula. Let's approximate: neutral unboosted Shadow Ball does maybe 40-50% to Tusk. At -2, ~12-15%. Tusk at 26/434 = 6%. Could die. Actually Tusk is at 6%, likely dies to any hit. But Gholdengo is at -2, maybe survives. If Tusk survives, Earthquake would KO Gholdengo (Ghost weak? No, Ghost not weak to Ground). Earthquake vs Gholdengo: Steel/Ghost — Ground hits Steel super effectively (2x), Ghost neutral. So 2x. Gholdengo 100% HP, def 95. Tusk ATK 299. Earthquake 100 BP. That likely does ~60-70%, not KO at full HP. Hmm. Tusk at 6% probably dies. Options: sacrifice Tusk or switch. Switching to Ogerpon (20.6%) — Gholdengo uses Make It Rain (-2 already, would be -3 after) — Ogerpon SPD 229, survives -2/-3 Make It Rain? Probably. Then Ogerpon threatens with... Gholdengo resists Grass? Steel resists Grass. Knockoff (Dark) hits Ghost super effectively! Ogerpon has knockoff. Gholdengo at full HP, knockoff from 339 ATK Ogerpon... does maybe 50-60%. Not KO. Alternatively switch to Dragapult (17 HP) — dies to anything. Actually, Tusk could just Earthquake and hope to KO. Let's compute more carefully. Level 50, Tusk ATK 299 (probably boosted by... no boost listed). Actually stats show ATK 299 with no boosts — protosynthesis? No sun. So 299 raw. Earthquake vs Gholdengo: Gholdengo HP 87 base, def 95. Assume HP ~280, Def ~190 at level 50. Damage = ((2*50/5+2)*100*299/190/50 + 2) * ... let's do: (2*50/5+2) = 22. 22*100*299/190 = 22*100*1.574 = 3462. /50 = 69.2 + 2 = 71.2. * STAB 1.5 = 106.8. * 2 (SE) = 213. That's over 100 — wait that seems too high. Hmm, but that's raw before level factor. Actually formula: ((2*Level/5+2)*BP*Atk/Def)/50 + 2, then modifiers. Level 50: 2*50/5+2 = 22. So 22*100*299/190 = 3462. /50 = 69.2 +2 = 71.2. ×1.5 STAB = 106.8 ×2 SE = 213. That would be a OHKO. But that seems too high — my def estimate may be off. Gholdengo def 95 base, actual maybe 160-170. 22*100*299/165 = 3987/50 = 79.7+2 = 81.7 ×1.5 = 122 ×2 = 245. Still over 100. Hmm, that suggests Earthquake OHKOs Gholdengo. But wait — Gholdengo is Ghost type, Ground is neutral to Ghost... Ground vs Steel = 2x, Ground vs Ghost = 1x. So 2x total. Yes. But wait, my damage seems too high. Let me sanity check with a known calc: Great Tusk Earthquake vs Gholdengo in gen 9 OU — Tusk OHKOs Gholdengo with Earthquake easily (Gholdengo is frail physically, 95 def). Yes, earthquake is a standard OHKO. So question: does Gholdengo's Shadow Ball kill Tusk first? Speed: Tusk SPE 300 vs Gholdengo SPE 293 (from my Gholdengo's stats — but opponent's Gholdengo base SPE 84, similar). Tusk 300 > 293, Tusk moves first. So Earthquake KOs. But wait — opponent could switch to Heatran or Kingambit. Heatran: Ground 4x? Heatran is Fire/Steel — Ground 2x (Fire neutral, Steel 2x... actually Fire resists? No. Ground vs Fire = 1x, Ground vs Steel = 2x). Heatran would take big damage. Kingambit resists... Dark/Steel: Ground neutral to both? Ground vs Dark 1x, Ground vs Steel 2x. So 2x. Also opponent could Tera. But best play: Earthquake, Tusk outspeeds and likely KOs. Actually, should I consider that Gholdengo might outspeed? Opponent Gholdengo base 84, my Gholdengo SPE 293. Tusk 300. Likely Tusk faster. Go earthquake. Alternatively Close Combat — Ghost immune? No, Ghost is immune to... Fighting hits Ghost 0x. So CC would fail. Earthquake is correct.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toDragapultautopilotReasoning trace (915 words)
We need to choose a switch. Opponent Gholdengo at 11% HP, spa -3. Our options: dragapult 17/317, ogerpon 62/301, gholdengo 18/378. Gholdengo at -3 spa, Make It Rain 120 BP... at -3 it's 120 * (2/5)... actually -3 = 40% multiplier. Shadow Ball 80 BP at -3. Dragapult: 17 HP, weak to nothing from Shadow Ball? Ghost hits Ghost for... Shadow Ball is Ghost, Dragapult is Ghost/Dragon — Ghost is neutral on Dragon, super effective on Ghost → 2x. So Shadow Ball would KO Dragapult easily even at -3? 80 BP * 0.4 = 32 effective. Dragapult SpD 187, HP 17. Probably KO. Ogerpon: Grass/Water, neutral to both. 62 HP. Shadow Ball at -3: 80*0.4=32 vs SpD 229, HP 62. Might survive? Damage ~ let's estimate: base power 32, SpA 303... wait opponent's Gholdengo SpA is 133 base, actual stat unknown but let's say ~350 at level 100? Actually with -3 it's 0.4x. Hmm, but also Gholdengo might switch out. Ogerpon has Knock Off / Ivy Cudgel to finish off Gholdengo at 11%. Gholdengo (mine) at 18 HP — Shadow Ball would KO it too (it's weak? Steel/Ghost takes neutral from Ghost... Ghost vs Steel neutral, vs Ghost SE → 2x). Ogerpon seems safest: has 62 HP, neutral, and can KO with any attack. Also Water Absorb irrelevant. But wait — opponent has Great Tusk at 83% and Heatran, Kingambit unrevealed. If I bring in Ogerpon, opponent might switch to Heatran (resists Grass? Heatran resists... Fire/Steel takes neutral from Grass? Grass vs Fire 0.5, vs Steel 0.5 → 0.25x). Hmm. But Ogerpon has Knock Off. Actually the deciding factor: Ogerpon survives the weakened hit and outspeeds Gholdengo (SPE 350 vs 84) to knock it out. Let me check Ogerpon surviving Shadow Ball at -3: Opponent Gholdengo SpA stat — base 133, level likely 100, actual ~350ish? With -3 → 140. Power 80. vs SpD 229, HP 62. Damage = ((2*100/5+2)*80*140/229)/50 + 2 ≈ ((42)*80*140/229)/50 + 2 = (42*80=3360, *140=470400, /229≈2054.6)/50 ≈ 41.1 + 2 ≈ 43. Plus STAB 1.5 → ~65. That would KO Ogerpon (62 HP). Hmm, close. Wait, I need to factor STAB. Let me redo: base power with STAB = 120. Damage = ((2*100/5+2)*120*140/229)/50+2 = (42*120=5040*140=705600/229≈3081)/50≈61.6+2≈63.6. That KOs Ogerpon at 62. Hmm. But wait, is level 100? In OU, level 100. And actual SpA stat: base 133 at level 100 with neutral nature and 0 IV/EV = ~306. With EVs 252+ → ~396? Let's say ~350-396. Hmm, but the opponent's Gholdengo displayed stats aren't given (only base stats). Let's estimate SpA ~ 350 (with some investment). At -3: 140. Actually with full investment: (2*133+31+63)/100+5 = (266+94)/100+5 = 3.6+5 = 8.6 * 100 + 100 = 960... wait formula: stats = (2*base+IV+EV/4)*level/100 + 5. At level 100: (2*133+31+63)*1 + 5 = 266+94+5 = 365. With nature +10% → 401. So SpA ~365-401. At -3: 146-160. Damage on Ogerpon: ((42)*120*150/229)/50+2 ≈ (42*120=5040*150=756000/229≈3301)/50≈66+2≈68. KOs Ogerpon (62). Hmm, so Ogerpon might not survive. What about Make It Rain? Steel vs Grass/Water: Steel neutral on Grass, neutral on Water → 1x. BP 120*1.5 STAB = 180, at -3 → 72 effective... wait no, the -3 applies to SpA not power. So Make It Rain: ((42)*180*150/229)/50+2 = (42*180=7560*150=1134000/229≈4952)/50≈99+2≈101. Definitely KOs. Hmm wait, but Make It Rain lowers SpA further each use, and it's already at -3. Hmm, so Ogerpon likely dies to Make It Rain. What about Dragapult? 17 HP — dies to anything. Gholdengo (mine) at 18 HP — dies to anything. Hmm. So all three might die. But wait — the opponent might also just switch out since Gholdengo is at 11% and -3 spa, essentially useless. Opponent has Great Tusk at 83%, Heatran, Kingambit. Actually, the opponent's Gholdengo at 11% with -3 spa is nearly dead weight. They might preserve it for later (as death fodder) and switch to Great Tusk or Heatran. If opponent switches to Great Tusk: Ogerpon with Ivy Cudgel would do... Ogerpon at 62 HP, Tusk EQ would KO. Hmm. If opponent switches to Heatran: Ogerpon Knock Off / Ivy Cudgel. Let's think about what gives best chance. All my mons are extremely low: 17, 62, 18 HP. Opponent has Gholdengo 11%, Tusk 83%, Heatran, Kingambit full. This is likely a lost game regardless. But we choose the best action. Key: Ogerpon at 62 HP is my healthiest and can outspeed and KO Gholdengo if it stays. If Gholdengo uses Make It Rain, Ogerpon dies. If Shadow Ball, likely dies too (68 vs 62). Hmm, but wait — maybe I miscalculated. Let's double check with a real damage calc mentally... Actually let's reconsider: is the level 100? In gen 9 OU on showdown, yes level 100. Actually, hold on. Let's reconsider the opponent's SpA. The battle state shows "Boosts: [SPA: -3]". The base stats shown are base. We don't know their EVs. Standard Gholdengo is 252 SpA timid/timid-ish. So ~365-401. Make It Rain on Ogerpon: ~101 damage at -3 with 150 SpA... wait I used 150 as SpA at -3 (365*0.4=146, 401*0.4=160). So ~100 damage. Ogerpon has 62. Dies. Shadow Ball: ~68. Dies. So Ogerpon dies if Gholdengo attacks. Unless... hmm. But Dragapult dies for sure (17 HP, and Ghost weak). Gholdengo dies (18 HP, weak to Shadow Ball 2x, and Make It Rain neutral but huge). Actually wait — my Gholdengo at 18/378. Make It Rain at -3: Steel vs Steel/Ghost → Steel is resisted by Steel (0.5) and neutral on Ghost → 0.5x. BP 180 * 0.5 = 90
Incident report
[PARSE ERROR] answer cut off at the 2048-token budget (missing <decision>...</decision> block). Default move played. Raw answer:
- Turn 16GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Shadowball60% MOVE: shadowball, 19% MOVE: makeitrain, 12% MOVE: shadowball [TERA]
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedDragondartsDragapult is much faster than Gholdengo and Dragon Darts gets STAB with neutral coverage against Steel/Ghost, making it the strongest KO option at 11% HP. U-turn is resisted by Steel, so Dragondarts is clearly better here.
Reasoning trace (594 words)
Dragapult at 17 HP vs Gholdengo at 11% with -3 spa. Gholdengo's Shadow Ball at -3 won't kill... actually 17 HP is very low. Shadow Ball at -3: base 133 spa -3 → 133 * 0.5 = 66.5 effective. Shadow Ball 80 BP vs Dragapult's 187 spdef... probably around 30-40%? Could kill at 17 HP. Risky. Dragapult is faster (421 vs 84). Dragondarts should KO Gholdengo at 11% easily even resisted? Dragon vs Steel/Ghost — not very effective. 50 BP * 0.5 = 25 BP effective. Dragapult atk 339 vs gholdengo def 95... 339 attack, huge. Even resisted, should do ~15-20%. Gholdengo at 11% of ~350 HP = ~38 HP. Might not KO. U-turn: Bug vs Steel/Ghost — Bug is not very effective vs Steel? Bug vs Steel = 0.5x, Bug vs Ghost = 1x. So 0.5x. 70 BP * 0.5 = 35. Better than dragondarts. Actually wait — Gholdengo is Ghost type, Bug is... Bug vs Ghost is 1x in Gen 6+. Bug vs Steel is 0.5x. So U-turn 35 effective BP vs dragondarts 25 effective BP. Willowisp would burn, halving attack — but Gholdengo is special. Still, burn damage helps. Thunderwave paralyzes — speed control for later. Actually the key: Dragapult at 17 HP likely dies to Shadow Ball even at -3. So we should try to KO or switch. Let me estimate U-turn damage: 339 atk * 1.5 (STAB) = 508.5. Wait U-turn is Bug type, Dragapult is Dragon/Ghost — no Bug STAB. So 70 BP * 0.5 (resist) = 35 effective. Damage = ((2*50/50+2)*35*508/(95*... )) — let me just estimate. Physical 35 BP with 339 atk vs 95 def. Roughly 339/95 * 35 * some factor... Standard calc: 252 Atk Dragapult U-turn vs 0 Def Gholdengo: ~15-18% normally. With 0.5x multiplier already included? No — U-turn vs Gholdengo (Steel/Ghost): Bug vs Steel 0.5, Bug vs Ghost 1. So 0.5x. 252 Atk U-turn does about 30-36% normally neutral. So vs Gholdengo it's ~15-18%. Gholdengo at 11% — 15-18% would KO! But Gholdengo has 87 base HP, at 11% that's low. Let's say U-turn does 15-18%, that kills. But wait, Dragapult's atk is 339 which is boosted (maybe from Dragon Darts... no, it's a physical set). 339 atk is very high — probably max + some boost. Actually base 120 atk with full investment = ~350ish. 339 is close to max. So U-turn likely KOs Gholdengo at 11%. And U-turn pivots out, so even if Gholdengo survives and uses Shadow Ball, we'd switch first... no, we attack first (faster), then pivot. If U-turn KOs, we get a free switch. If not, Dragapult likely dies to Shadow Ball. Dragondarts: 50 BP * 0.5 (Steel resist Dragon? No — Dragon vs Steel is 1x. Dragon vs Ghost is 1x). Wait, Dragon is neutral vs both Steel and Ghost. So dragondarts is 50 BP neutral, no STAB bonus... wait Dragapult IS Dragon type, so STAB applies. 50 * 1.5 = 75 effective BP. U-turn: 70 BP, no STAB (Bug), 0.5x vs Steel = 35 effective BP. Dragondarts is much better! 75 vs 35. Actually let me reconsider: Dragon vs Steel — in Gen 6+, Dragon is neutral vs Steel. Dragon vs Ghost — neutral. So dragondarts is fully neutral with STAB. U-turn: Bug vs Steel = 0.5x, Bug vs Ghost = 1x. No STAB. So 35 effective. Dragondarts wins clearly. And it should KO at 11%. But if dragondarts doesn't KO, Dragapult dies. Let's go with dragondarts for max damage. Actually, could also consider that Dragapult might die anyway. Dragondarts is the best damage option.
GPT-6 Luna Decisions switched toKingambit53% SWITCH: kingambit, 29% SWITCH: greattusk, 18% SWITCH: heatran
- Turn 17GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Kowtowcleave72% MOVE: kowtowcleave, 12% MOVE: suckerpunch, 9% MOVE: kowtowcleave [TERA]
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedDragondartsautopilotReasoning trace (688 words)
Dragapult at 5.4% HP, Kingambit at 94%. Kingambit will likely use Sucker Punch or Kowtow Cleave. Dragapult is faster but Kingambit has Sucker Punch priority. If opponent uses Sucker Punch, Dragapult dies. If not, Dragapult could U-turn out. Best play: U-turn to pivot, but if Sucker Punch comes, Dragapult dies anyway. Alternatively switch to Ogerpon which is faster than Kingambit (base 110 vs 50) and can hit with Ivy Cudgel. Ogerpon at 20.6% - survives Kowtow Cleave? Kingambit's ATK with Supreme Overlord... could be big. Actually Kingambit's item unknown. Actually, Willowisp could burn Kingambit, halving its attack - but Sucker Punch kills Dragapult first. Switching to Ogerpon: Ogerpon at 62/301, Kingambit's Kowtow Cleave or Sucker Punch could knock it out. Ogerpon is faster though. Ivy Cudgel on Kingambit (Dark/Steel) - Grass is not very effective against Steel... actually Grass vs Steel is not very effective. Horn Leech also not very effective. Knock off would be neutral on Kingambit? Dark vs Steel = neutral, Dark vs Dark = not very effective. So Knock Off is 0.5x. Hmm, tough spot. Let me think about what wins. If Dragapult stays in and uses U-turn: if opponent Sucker Punches, Dragapult dies, U-turn doesn't go off. If opponent uses Kowtow Cleave, Dragapult dies too (faster but Kowtow kills). Wait - Dragapult is faster (421 speed vs base 50). If opponent doesn't use Sucker Punch, Dragapult U-turns out safely. But Sucker Punch is very likely. So Dragapult probably dies. Switching to Ogerpon: survives whatever, outspeeds, but does it have a good move? Knock Off is best (neutral at 0.5x for Dark... wait no). Kingambit: Dark/Steel type. - Ivy Cudgel (Grass): vs Steel = 0.5x, vs Dark = 1x → 0.5x - Horn Leech (Grass): same → 0.5x - Knock Off (Dark): vs Steel = 1x, vs Dark = 0.5x → 0.5x Ogerpon can't damage Kingambit well. This is bad. Gholdengo at 4.8% - Steel/Ghost, has Make It Rain (super effective on... wait, Steel vs Steel/Dark = 0.5x for Steel, and Steel vs Dark... neutral actually wait). Make It Rain (Steel) vs Kingambit (Steel/Dark): Steel vs Steel = 0.5, Steel vs Dark = 1 → 0.5x. Shadow Ball (Ghost) vs Steel = 0.5, vs Dark = 1 → 0.5x. Hmm everything is resisted. Actually wait - Thunderwave on Kingambit? Kingambit can't be paralyzed as... it's not immune (not Electric... no Ground type). Kingambit is Dark/Steel, not immune to paralysis. Thunderwave would paralyze it, which halves speed and 25% full paralysis chance. But Dragapult dies to Sucker Punch first. Best option might be to sacrifice Dragapult (it's at 5.4%, likely dies anyway) and burn something with... no. Actually, if Dragapult uses Thunderwave and opponent doesn't Sucker Punch, Kingambit gets paralyzed. But opponent probably Sucker Punches. Let me think differently: switch Ogerpon in, it takes a hit, then uses... what? It's walled by Kingambit. What about Heatran on opponent's team - is that the last mon? Opponent has: Tornadus (dead), Dragapult (dead), Great Tusk (83%), Gholdengo (dead), Kingambit (94%), Heatran (?). So opponent has 3 alive: Tusk, Kingambit, Heatran. My alive: Dragapult 5%, Gholdengo 4.8%, Ogerpon 20.6%. Against Great Tusk: Ogerpon beats it (Grass moves super effective). Gholdengo has Shadow Ball neutral. I think the play is to switch to Ogerpon. Ogerpon takes the hit from Kingambit (probably survives at 20.6%... depends on move). Kingambit's Sucker Punch vs Ogerpon (Grass/Water): Dark vs Grass = 1, Dark vs Water = 1 → neutral. With Supreme Overlord boosted ATK (fainted allies: 3, so 1.2x)... could be significant. Actually, Sucker Punch doesn't work on switches! If I switch, Sucker Punch fails. So switching to Ogerpon means Sucker Punch fails, and if opponent used Kowtow Cleave, Ogerpon takes it. Ogerpon at 62/301 HP. Kingambit's ATK could be ~400+ with Supreme Overlord (if 3 dead). Kowtow Cleave (85 BP) vs Ogerpon's DEF 204... might kill or might not. Actually, it's risky either way. Let me think about what gives best chance. If I stay in with Dragapult: - Opponent Sucker Punches → Dragapult dies, I lose a mon for free - Opponent uses Kowtow Cleave → Dragapult U-turns, brings in something If
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[PARSE ERROR] missing <decision>...</decision> block. Default move played. Raw answer: <thought> Dragapult at 5.4% HP is almost certainly knocked out by Sucker Punch, so staying in risks a free KO for the opponent. Switching to Ogerpon preserves Dragapult's pivot option and Sucker Punch fails against a switch, giving Ogerpon a chance to act next turn. </thought> <decision> SWITCH: ogerponwellspring
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toOgerponDragapult fainted; both remaining Pokémon are low and neither hits Kingambit (Steel/Dark) well. Ogerpon has more HP (62 vs 18) and outspeeds Kingambit, so it's the safer send-in to get one attack off.
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Ogerpon at 62 HP, Kingambit at 83%. Kowtow Cleave would likely KO Ogerpon (super effective? Ogerpon is Grass/Water, Dark is neutral... actually Dark vs Grass/Water is neutral). Ogerpon at 62 HP vs Kingambit's attack ~405 with STAB. That's a lot. Ogerpon likely dies anyway but outspeeds (350 vs 136). Gholdengo at 18 HP dies to anything. Ogerpon's best chance: it outspeeds and can hit with... Grass vs Dark/Steel is resisted. Horn Leech resisted too. Knockoff neutral but Kingambit has Leftovers only - could remove item. Ogerpon at 62 HP won't survive Kowtow. Gholdengo at 18 HP: faster than Kingambit? 293 vs 136, yes. Shadow Ball super effective vs Steel? No, Ghost vs Steel... Ghost is neutral vs Steel, resisted... Ghost hits Steel for... Steel resists Ghost? No - Ghost is resisted by... let me recall: Steel resists Ghost? No. Ghost hits Steel neutrally. Ghost hits Dark for... Ghost is resisted by Dark? No, Ghost hits Dark for... Dark is immune to... no. Ghost vs Dark = resisted? Actually Ghost is resisted by Dark types? Let me think: Dark resists... Dark resists Ghost? Hmm. Normal and Dark are immune... Normal immune to Ghost? No, Normal immune to Ghost... Actually Normal is immune to Ghost, Dark takes normal damage from Ghost? No wait - Ghost is resisted by Dark? Let me recall type chart: Ghost attacking: Normal (immune), Ghost (resisted? no, Ghost hits Ghost... Psychic and Ghost are weak to Ghost). Dark: Ghost is not very effective against... hmm. Actually Dark resists Ghost? No! Ghost hits Dark for... In Gen 1, Ghost was resisted by... I think Dark takes 2x from Ghost? No that's wrong. Ghost vs Dark: In the type chart, Ghost moves are resisted by... Normal (immune) and Dark... Actually Steel resists Ghost? No. Let me think properly: Ghost type defensive: weak to Ghost and Dark. Resists Poison and Bug. Immune to Normal and Fighting. Dark type defensive: weak to Fighting, Bug, Fairy. Resists Ghost and Dark. Immune to Psychic. So Dark resists Ghost. Ghost vs Kingambit (Dark/Steel): resisted by Dark, neutral by Steel → 0.5x. Kingambit is Steel/Dark. Gholdengo's Shadow Ball: resisted. Make It Rain: Steel vs Steel/Dark = 0.5 * 1.0 = 0.5x... Steel vs Dark neutral, Steel vs Steel resisted. Both resisted. So Gholdengo can't do much. Ogerpon: Grass vs Steel resisted, Water vs Steel resisted. Knockoff: Dark vs Steel/Dark = 0.5 * 0.5 = 0.25x. Ivy Cudgel: Grass = 0.5x. Hmm, neither has a good matchup. Ogerpon at 62 HP - will it survive Kowtow Cleave? Kingambit ATK ~ with blackglasses? Item unknown. Base 135 ATK... at 83% HP. Kowtow Cleave BP 85 STAB. Ogerpon DEF 204, HP 62/301. Damage: (2*50/50+2)*135*85/250 roughly... level 50: (2*50+2)/... this is hard. Rough estimate: 135 ATK, BP 85 STAB = 127.5 effective. Damage ≈ (2*50+2)*135*85/(50*204) *... let me just say it's likely 60-90% of 301. 62 HP is very low, likely dies. But Ogerpon outspeeds and could get chip in. Or Swords Dance? Won't help if it dies. Gholdengo at 18 HP also dies but also outspeeds (293 vs 136). Neither survives. Actually if both die anyway, best is whoever can do more damage. Ogerpon's Knockoff at 0.25x... Shadow Ball 0.5x. Gholdengo's Shadow Ball from 303 SPA vs 207 SpD: neutral-ish. Ogerpon's Knockoff from 339 ATK vs 276 DEF at 0.25x... hmm. Actually Ogerpon might survive if Kingambit attacks with something else, but Kowtow Cleave is guaranteed. Given 62/301 HP, likely dies. Gholdengo with Shadow Ball: 0.5x, might do ~20-25%? Ogerpon Knockoff 0.25x. Better option: send Ogerpon since it's faster (350) and can get in one attack. Or Gholdengo. Actually, Kingambit's Sucker Punch priority? Revealed only Kowtow Cleave. If it has Sucker Punch, both die before moving. Hmm. Neither option is great. Ogerpon has more HP (62 vs 18) and higher speed. Let's send Ogerpon. Wait - could Gholdengo Recover? It has recover but doesn't help vs Kowtow. Ogerpon at 62 HP - probably dies to Kowtow but might survive if Kingambit is weakened. Kingambit at
- Turn 18GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Kowtowcleave66% MOVE: kowtowcleave, 19% MOVE: suckerpunch, 8% MOVE: kowtowcleave [TERA]
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedIvycudgelOgerpon can't knock out Kingambit—both Ivy Cudgel and Knockoff are resisted, and Kowtow Cleave threatens the KO given Supreme Overlord's boost. Gholdengo at 4.8% won't survive either, but Ogerpon is my only real damage source and it's faster; going down fighting with a boosted hit is better than throwing Gholdengo away for free.
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Ogerpon at 62/301 HP (20.6%), Kingambit at 83%. Kingambit is slower (Spe 50 vs 350). Ogerpon is faster and will move first. Can Ogerpon KO Kingambit? Kingambit is Dark/Steel. Grass moves are neutral... wait, Steel resists Grass, Dark is neutral to Grass. So Grass is not very effective (1x? Steel resists grass: 0.5x, Dark neutral: 1x → 0.5x... wait no. Steel resists Grass, so Grass vs Kingambit is 0.5x? Actually Steel resists Grass: yes. Dark doesn't resist Grass. So Grass is 0.5x super... it's resisted. Knockoff: Dark vs Steel/Dark — Steel doesn't resist Dark, Dark resists Dark. So 0.5x. Actually Kingambit is Dark/Steel. Dark moves: Steel neutral, Dark resists → 0.5x. Grass: Steel resists → 0.5x. Ogerpon atk 339 (with mask boost presumably). Tera would help. Ogerpon 62 HP, Kingambit will KO with Kowtow Cleave (super effective vs... Kingambit's move is Dark. Ogerpon is Grass/Water. Dark is neutral vs Grass/Water. Hmm, actually wait — Kowtow Cleave was super effective against Dragapult (Ghost). Against Ogerpon-Wellspring, Dark is neutral. Kingambit attack 135 base, boosted by blackglasses/SUPREME OVERLORD maybe. Ogerpon defense 204. Let's estimate: Kingambit with Supreme Overlord +1 (one fainted) at ~83%... Actually opponent's Kingambit item is Leftovers (revealed). Ability unknown — could be supremeoverlord. Ogerpon at 62/301 = 20.6%. Kowtow Cleave BP 85, super effective... neutral vs Ogerpon. Kingambit atk maybe ~200+ (boosted). Ogerpon bulk: 301 HP, 204 Def. Damage = (2*50/50+2)*85*200/204/... let's compute: (2*50+2)*85 = 102*85 = 8670. *200/204 ≈ 8500. /250 ≈ 34. Plus spread... no. So ~34 HP + some variance. Ogerpon survives at ~28 HP if Kingambit's attack is 200. If Supreme Overlord +1: x1.5 → 51, kills. Actually Supreme Overlord: 1 fainted → 1.2x? Supreme Overlord boosts by 10% per fainted ally. Opponent has 3 fainted (Tornadus, Dragapult, Gholdengo) → 1.3x. Then damage ~44-66. Could kill Ogerpon. If Ogerpon survives, can it KO Kingambit? Kingambit at 83%, HP ~330ish. Ogerpon atk 339. Ivy Cudgel: (2*50+2)*100 = 10200 * 339/200(def) = 17240... wait Kingambit def 120 base → ~200 stat. 10200 * 339/200 = 17290 /250 = 69. *0.5 (resist) = 34. Not enough. Knockoff: 0.5x → similar ~30. Horn Leech resisted, weak. Tera: Tera Water/Grass? Tera Grass doesn't change matchups vs Steel (still resisted). Tera doesn't help much offensively here. Tera could change defensive typing — Tera Water removes Dark weakness? Ogerpon has no Dark weakness anyway (Grass/Water: Dark neutral). Hmm, so Ogerpon can't KO Kingambit. Switch to Gholdengo at 4.8%? Gholdengo has Make It Rain, Shadow Ball. Shadow Ball vs Kingambit: Steel/Dark — Ghost is neutral vs both? Dark resists... no, Dark doesn't resist Ghost. Actually Ghost moves: Dark is immune? No — Dark is not immune to Ghost. Wait, Ghost vs Dark: Dark resists Ghost? No! Dark is super effective against Ghost, and Ghost is... Ghost type takes 1x from Ghost? Dark resists Ghost? Let me recall: Ghost is not very effective against Dark? Hmm. Normal and Dark are immune to... Normal is immune to Ghost. Dark — Ghost moves are super effective against Ghost/Psychic. Ghost vs Dark: Dark resists Ghost? Yes! Dark resists Ghost (in Gen 1 it was Ghost had no effect on Psychic... hmm). Type chart: Ghost is not very effective against Dark? Actually Ghost attacking Dark: 0.5x? Let me think — Dark/Psychic types like Umbreon... Shadow Ball vs Umbreon. I believe Ghost moves deal neutral... No wait: Dark resists Ghost. Hmm, actually I recall Ghost is resisted by Dark... no wait, Dark is immune to... Gen 1: Ghost had no effect on Psychic (bug). Gen 2 onwards: Ghost super effective vs Psychic, Dark resists Ghost? Checking: Dark defensively: weak to Bug,
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGholdengoOnly Gholdengo remains, so the switch-in is forced. With 4.8% HP it likely falls to Kingambit's Sucker Punch, but Recover stalls if Sucker Punch fails—still, the switch itself is the sole legal action.
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Only Gholdengo left at 4.8%. Must send it in. Kingambit at 46% with Sucker Punch likely. Gholdengo can't win probably, but only option.
- Turn 19GPT-6 Luna Decisions used
Kowtowcleave82% MOVE: kowtowcleave, 8% MOVE: kowtowcleave [TERA], 5% MOVE: suckerpunch
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedNastyplotautopilotReasoning trace (1,162 words)
All my Pokémon except Gholdengo are fainted? Wait, bench shows all fainted. So Gholdengo at 18 HP is my last. Kingambit at 46% with Kowtow Cleave — it will KO me. I'm faster (293 vs base 50). Recover won't help since Kowtow Cleave likely KO from 18 HP... Recover would bring to ~50%, Kowtow Cleave from Kingambit at 46% attack (Supreme Overlord? opponents kingambit has leftovers, ability unknown - could be supreme overlord with fainted teammates... actually opponent's bench: tornadus, dragapult, gholdengo fainted = 3 fainted, so Supreme Overlord would boost). Kowtow Cleave at 46% HP amb with 3 fainted... Gholdengo defenses: 226 def, 218 spd. Base 135 atk * boosts. Likely KO from 18 HP. Even Recover to ~50% +1... Ambipom? Let's estimate: Kowtow cleave BP 85, STAB 1.5x... wait opponent's kingambit ability unknown, if Supreme Overlord +3 (3 fainted) = 1.39x... Damage maybe around 40-50%. Recover might let me survive one hit. But even if I survive, I can't KO Kingambit at 46% with Make it Rain from 18HP... Make it Rain 120 BP STAB from 303 spa vs 85 base spd: probably ~60-70%. Could KO at 46%. Options: Recover to survive the hit, then attack. But opponent might switch to Heatran? Heatran resists steel... my shadowball hits Heatran super effectively? Heatran is Fire/Steel — shadowball neutral (Ghost vs Fire neutral, Steel resists... Ghost vs Steel: Steel resists Ghost? No, Steel resists many but Ghost is not resisted by Steel. Actually Steel resists: Normal, Flying, Rock, Bug, Steel, Grass, Psychic, Ice, Dragon, Fairy. Ghost is not in that list. So Shadow Ball hits Heatran neutrally... wait Fire/Steel — Ghost vs Fire neutral, Ghost vs Steel neutral = neutral. Actually Heatran's Fire gives resistance to... no. Shadow Ball neutral on Heatran. Nasty Plot then attack? I'm at 18 HP, opponent Kowtow Cleaves and KOs me. Speed: I'm 293, faster. So I attack first either way. Best play: Recover to stay alive if I survive the hit? Risky estimate. Alternatively Make It Rain to try KO. Let me estimate damage: Gholdengo make it rain vs Kingambit: 303 spa * 1.5 STAB * (120/... ) use rough: (2*50+10)/50+10... damage≈ ((2*50+10)*303*120)/(target SpD*50+... ) complicated. Roughly, Gholdengo's Make It Rain does ~50-60% to Kingambit. At 46%, might be a KO or close. Kingambit at 46% with leftovers. If I nasty plot, next turn I'm dead anyway (opponent attacks first? No I'm faster). Nasty Plot + Make It Rain guarantees KO probably. But opponent attacks after me on this turn — I use Nasty Plot, then they Kowtow Cleave and KO me. So Nasty Plot is useless. So it's Make It Rain vs Shadow Ball vs Recover. Kingambit is Dark/Steel: Shadow Ball (Ghost) is neutral? Ghost vs Dark: Dark resists Ghost? Dark is immune to... Dark resists Ghost? Actually Ghost is not very effective against... hmm. Type chart: Dark takes neutral from Ghost? No — Ghost vs Dark: Dark resists Ghost? Let me recall: Ghost is super effective vs Ghost and Psychic. Dark resists Ghost? No, Dark's defensive: weak to Fighting, Bug, Fairy; resists Ghost and Dark? Dark resists Ghost? Actually yes — Dark resists Ghost (defensively). And Dark is immune to Psychic. So Shadow Ball is not very effective on Kingambit. Make It Rain: Steel vs Dark — Steel hits... Steel is super effective vs... no, Steel vs Dark neutral? Steel offensive: super effective vs Ice, Rock, Fairy. Dark neutral. Kingambit resists Steel? Steel defensive resists Steel, but Kingambit is Dark/Steel — Steel resists Steel. So Make It Rain is not very effective on Kingambit! Half effect. Hmm. Kingambit takes: Shadow Ball 0.5x, Make It Rain 0.5x. Both resisted. Tera options: Tera Ghost Make It Rain? That keeps Steel STAB... Tera changes defensive typing, doesn't change move effectiveness of my own moves (offensive effectiveness based on my type only for STAB boost). So neither helps offensively. Damage with both resisted... probably doesn't KO at 46%. Recover might be better: survive the hit, then... still can't KO though. Wait — but opponent has Heatran too (not seen). Opponent Kingambit at 46%. If I recover, opponent hits me; I survive maybe; I hit resisted move... it's a war of attrition I lose eventually? Actually leftovers on their side heals them. Hmm, what about make it rain neutral... no, resisted0.5. Actually check: is Make It Rain resisted by Kingambit? Kingambit's types Dark/Steel. Steel move vs Steel type: Steel resists Steel (0.5x). Steel vs Dark: neutral. Total 0.5x. Yes resisted. Shadow Ball: Ghost vs Dark — Dark resists Ghost? Let me verify. Type chart Gen 6+: Ghost dealing damage: SE vs Ghost, Psychic. Resisted by... Dark? Hmm, actually Ghost is resisted by Dark? In Gen 1 Ghost had no effect on... I recall Dark resists Ghost? Let me think: Dark defensive weaknesses: Fighting, Bug, Fairy. Resistances: Ghost, Dark. Yes, Dark resists Ghost and Dark. So Shadow Ball 0.5x. Tera options: My Tera type unknown. TERA on moves could change my defensive type but offensive is STAB-based... Actually Terastallizing changes my type, which changes STAB. If I Tera to a type, my moves get STAB boost if they match. But my moves are Dark, Steel, Ghost, Normal. Tera type could be one of these. TERA nasty plot etc. Hmm. What does my Gholdengo's Tera type show? Not given. Risky. Consider: Kingambit's Kowtow Cleave from 46% HP amb with Supreme Overlord (3 fainted) — likely KOs my 18 HP regardless. Actually wait — could I KO with Make It Rain despite0.5x? Gholdengo 303 spa, Kowtow... Make It Rain ~120 BP * 1.5 stab * 0.5 eff = effective ~90 BP vs85 base spd with 120 HP stat. Kingambit at 46%. Hmm. Standard calcs: Gholdengo Make It Rain2HKO Kingambit? At neutral, Make It Rain does ~50-60% to Kingambit (SpD 85 base but Kingambit SpD is low... base SpD 85). Actually Kingambit SpD is 85? Base stats: HP 100, Atk 135, Def 120, SpA 60, SpD 85, Spe 50. So SpD 120-ish? No, SpD is... Kingambit: 100/135/120/60/85/50. SpD 85. Neutral Make It Rain vs Kingambet (if no steel resist): maybe 70-85%. With 0.5x: ~35-45%. At 46%, close but maybe not KO. Shadow Ball with 0.5x similar or less. Hmm, what about Kingambit already took damage — 46%. Stealth Rock on opponent's side but Kingambit already in. Given uncertainty, maybe the best is Make It Rain hoping for KO? Or Nasty Plot doesn't help since I die. Wait — do I definitely die? Kingambit Kowtow Cleave from 46% HP with Supreme Overlord +3... but wait, opponent's Kingambit revealed moves include kowtowcleave and leftovers. Ability unknown. Its revealed stats show ability "Unknown" — could be Supreme Overlord. Three teammates fainted (tornadus, dragapult, gholdengo) = 1.39x. Plus it's at 46%, but Kowtow Cleave power doesn't scale with user HP (only Foul Play?). Damage: 135 atk * 1.5 STAB * 1.39 * 85 BP vs Gholdengo 226 def, 18 HP. From full HP, this does like 50-60%. From 18 HP — definitely KO. Even from Recovered (~50%
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[PARSE ERROR] answer cut off at the 2048-token budget (missing <decision>...</decision> block). Default move played. Raw answer: