Matches · 2026-10-09 · rules version c2
MiMo V2.6 Flash vs Muse Spark 1.3
Muse Spark 1.3 won in 21 turns · 7 min wall clock · 117,806 tokens · $0.017
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Decisions
- Team previewMuse Spark 1.3 brought
Incineroar,dragonite,primarinaOpponent likely leads Torkoal + Venusaur sun. Incineroar gives Fake Out and Intimidate to disrupt setup, Primarina threatens Torkoal with Water, Dragonite threatens Venusaur/Garchomp with Ice Punch.
MiMo V2.6 Flash broughtTorkoal,venusaur,gholdengoTorkoal's Drought enables Venusaur's Chlorophyll and instant Solar Beams, giving a strong sun core. Gholdengo rounds it out with a good matchup into Dragonite, Primarina, and Kingambit, while resisting the opponent's Fairy and Psychic coverage.
Reasoning trace (217 words)
At team preview, need to choose 3 Pokémon. Opponent team: garchomp, gholdengo, incineroar, primarina, dragonite, kingambit. Sun team: Torkoal lead with Eruption, Venusaur Mega Chlorophyll, Gholdengo. Torkoal leads, sets sun, Eruption. Venusaur sweeps with Chlorophyll Solar Beam. Gholdengo handles Primarina/Kingambit... Actually Gholdengo resists many things. Common pick: torkoal, venusaur, gholdengo. But Gholdengo weak to Garchomp earthquake and Incineroar. Alternative: garchomp with sash. But sun team core: Torkoal lead + Venusaur + Gholdengo seems fine. Consider Kingambit scarf as backup. Opponent has Primarina which walls Venusaur heavily (Water/Fairy resists... Primarina takes neutral from Sludge Bomb? Water/Fairy: Poison is not very effective against Fairy? Poison vs Fairy: Fairy resists... actually Fairy is immune to... no, Poison is not very effective against Poison, Steel; Fairy resists Bug, Dark, Fighting; immune to Dragon. Poison move vs Fairy: neutral? Poison is super effective against Fairy? No — Poison is super effective against Grass and Fairy. Yes! Poison is SE against Fairy. And Water resists... Water/Fairy takes neutral from Poison? Poison SE on Fairy, not very effective... Poison vs Water is neutral. So Sludge Bomb hits Primarina super effectively. Good. Gholdengo handles Dragonite and Primarina (Make It Rain). Dragonite Multiscale...I'll go torkoal, venusaur, gholdengo. Note Venusaur has Growth, Sleep Powder, Solar Beam, Sludge Bomb. Fine. Lead Torkoal for Stealth Rock / Eruption sun.
- Turn 1Muse Spark 1.3 used
FakeoutIncineroar is much faster than -1 Attack Torkoal, so Fake Out flinches it before it moves and stops any setup or attack for free.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionTorkoal is at full HP with sun-boosted Eruption, its strongest opening; Incineroar is slower and even a switch-in from the opponent's team takes heavy damage. Speed is irrelevant here since Torkoal moves last anyway, but keeping Eruption at max power this turn is the key factor before any chip damage reduces it.
Reasoning trace (228 words)
Torkoal at full HP, Eruption in sun vs Incineroar — Fire/Dark, sun boosts Fire. Incineroar has 90 SpD, HP 95. Eruption 150 BP in sun (1.5x) = huge. Incineroar might survive? Let's estimate: Torkoal SpA 137, Eruption 150 BP sun-boosted 225 effective. Against 90 SpD... likely 60-70%. Not a KO but strong. Incineroar could use Flare Blitz or Knock Off or Fake Out. Torkoal is slow, so it takes a hit first — but Torkoal has 176 Def, HP 177. Flare Blitz in sun would hurt. Knock Off removes leftovers. Alternative: Stealth Rock is safe setup since Torkoal likely survives one hit. But Eruption damage is best while at full HP. Actually, opponent might switch to a Fire resist... their team: garchomp, gholdengo, primarina, dragonite, kingambit. Gholdengo resists Fire. Primarina resists Fire. So Eruption might be predicted switch. Stealth Rock early is good value regardless of switch. But Eruption at full HP is the classic play — Torkoal's whole purpose. Given sun, Eruption does big damage to anything that stays. I'd go with Eruption — it's the highest-value damage while HP is full; even a switch-in takes heavy damage except Fire/Dark stays in maybe with Assault Vest. Hmm, but if opponent stays in with Incineroar, it survives and hits Torkoal, weakening Eruption for future turns. Stealth Rock would be permanent value. I'll choose Eruption for immediate sun-boosted damage.
- Turn 2Muse Spark 1.3 used
PartingshotTorkoal likely switches to Chlorophyll Venusaur to abuse sun, which outspeeds and threatens my team. Parting Shot weakens the incoming threat and pivots out safely.
Reasoning trace (21 words)
Evaluating Incineroar's options against Torkoal and a likely Venusaur switch while weighing Taunt and Parting Shot pivots to Dragonite or Primarina.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toVenusaurSun is up and Venusaur with Chlorophyll outspeeds everything, threatening Incineroar with Sludge Bomb or a boosted Solar Beam. Torkoal's Eruption is resisted by Fire/Dark Incineroar, so switching preserves Torkoal's HP for a later Eruption and seizes momentum.
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Turn 2, sunny day up. Torkoal at 95% HP, Eruption still strong. Incineroar is Fire/Dark, resists Fire. Eruption would do decent but not much. Incineroar likely will use a Dark move or Flare Blitz. Torkoal is slow. Options: Stealth Rock is good long-term. Or switch to Venusaur to take advantage of sun (chlorophyll). Venusaur vs Incineroar: Venusaur takes Dark moves neutrally... actually Grass/Poison takes Dark neutral, Fire neutral. Venusaur could set up or attack. Switching to Venusaur seems strong - sun-boosted chlorophyll speed, can fire off solarbeam (needs charge in sun? No, in sun solarbeam is instant). Venusaur threatens with Growth + Sludge Bomb. But Incineroar might use Knock Off or Darkest Lariat. Venusaur can take it. Actually setting Stealth Rock with Torkoal is valuable and Torkoal is expendable-ish. But Torkoal at 95% can still Erupt. Incineroar likely uses a coverage move. Eruption at 95% HP vs Fire/Dark resist... would do maybe 30-40%. Not great. Switching to Venusaur gives initiative. I'll switch to Venusaur.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragoniteVenusaur in sun is fast and threatening with Grass coverage, so Primarina would take super-effective damage. Dragonite resists Grass and has full Multiscale to survive.
Reasoning trace (21 words)
Evaluating Pokemon switch options between Dragonite and Primarina against Venusaur in sun while accounting for type resistances and Incineroar's stat reduction.
- Turn 3Muse Spark 1.3 used
ExtremespeedVenusaur is likely Chlorophyll and faster than Dragonite in sun, threatening Sleep Powder. ExtremeSpeed priority lets Dragonite strike first regardless of speed.
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Evaluating Pokémon battle options by weighing Venusaur's speed and status threat against Dragonite's priority and damage moves.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSleeppowderDragonite is a major threat with base 134 Attack and likely Multiscale; putting it to sleep removes it entirely and lets Venusaur set up or attack freely next turn. Solarbeam in sun is strong but Multiscale plus the -1 spa drop likely prevents a knockout, so sleep is the higher-value play despite 75% accuracy.
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Dragonite at full HP, Venusaur at -1 spa. Solarbeam in sun (no charge) would hit Dragonite. Dragonite likely has Multiscale. Venusaur-Mega with chlorophyll... wait, is Venusaur mega evolved? Item: venusaurite but terastallization no. Speed 100 — mega Venusaur speed is 80 base... Actually stats shown are current. SPE 100 with chlorophyll ability shown (not thick fat), so maybe not mega evolved yet. Dragonite is slower (base 80) but Venusaur at -1 spa. Solarbeam in sun: 120 BP * 0.67 * STAB... against Multiscale halved. Might not KO. Sleep Powder 75% accuracy — putting Dragonite to sleep is high value. Dragonite is a big threat. But if it fails, Dragonite attacks. Alternatively switch to gholdengo to tank a Dragon move? Dragonite could have Earthquake which hits Gholdengo... Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, EQ is 2x effective. Risky. Sludgebomb is not very effective vs... Poison vs Dragon/Flying — neutral actually (Dragon resists? No, Poison is not very effective against... Poison vs Dragon: resisted? Poison is resisted by Ghost, Ground, Rock, Steel, and Poison. Dragon doesn't resist poison. Flying doesn't. So neutral. Sleep Powder seems best — neutralize Dragonite. 75% accuracy though. Growth could set up but Dragonite likely attacks hard. I'll go with Sleep Powder.
- Turn 4Muse Spark 1.3 switched to
IncineroarDragonite is asleep and can't act, and Venusaur threatens with sun and status. Switching out of the bad matchup is required.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedGrowthDragonite is asleep, giving a free turn to set up. Growth in sun raises both stats by two stages, offsetting my -1 SpA drop and letting Venusaur threaten a knockout next turn with Solar Beam or Sludge Bomb.
Reasoning trace (212 words)
Dragonite is asleep. Venusaur is at -1 SpA. Solarbeam in sun is 120 BP, but at -1 SpA it may not KO Dragonite. Dragonite has Multiscale possibly (unknown ability). If Multiscale, solarbeam at -1 won't KO from full. Growth in sun gives +1 Atk/SpA (in sun, growth raises both by 1... actually Growth in sun: +2 Atk and +2 SpA in Gen 5+? No — Growth normally +1/+1, in sun +2/+2). Wait: Growth raises Attack and Sp. Atk by 1 normally, by 2 in sun. So growth would bring SpA from -1 to +1. Dragonite is asleep, likely asleep for at least 1 more turn (sleep counter). Turn 3 it fell asleep, so turn 4 it's asleep turn 1 (can't move), turn 5 might wake. Growth is a good setup turn. But solarbeam could damage. With -1 SpA, solarbeam vs Dragonite (100 SpD, maybe multiscale): Venusaur SpA 167, -1 = ~111 effective. Solarbeam 120 BP in sun (no charge). Roughly 111*120/... vs 100 SpD: ~ 40-50% without multiscale, ~25% with. Growth gives +1 net SpA, enabling future sludgebomb/solarbeam to KO. Dragonite asleep gives free turn. Growth seems best. But risk: Dragonite wakes and Espeeds. Venusaur at 130 HP survives another Espeed probably (did 57 damage last time, 130-57=73, survives). I'd go growth.
- Turn 5Muse Spark 1.3 used
FakeoutVenusaur is at +1 SpA in sun after Growth and could KO with boosted Grass STAB, so stopping it this turn is critical. Fake Out guarantees a flinch before it moves.
Reasoning trace (15 words)
Evaluating a speed tie and KO chance versus Taunt to prevent setup and sleep powder.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSludgebombIncineroar resists Grass, so Solar Beam is weakened despite the sun; Sludge Bomb hits it neutrally and benefits from Venusaur's +1 Special Attack for the best damage output. Fake Out is no longer a threat since Incineroar entered last turn, so Venusaur can safely attack.
Reasoning trace (307 words)
Venusaur has +1 spa boost (from Growth +2 then Intimidate doesn't affect spa... actually Growth gave +2 atk and +2 spa, but Venusaur shows SPA: +1. Hmm, maybe some modifier. Anyway). Solar Beam in sun is 120 BP, no charge. Incineroar is Fire/Dark, takes neutral from Grass (Fire resists... wait, Fire resists Grass? No — Fire is not resistant to Grass. Grass vs Fire: Fire is neutral... Actually Fire resists Grass? Let me check: Grass-type moves vs Fire-type: Fire resists Grass? No. Bug, Fire, Poison, Flying, Dragon, Steel resist Grass. Yes! Fire resists Grass. So Solar Beam vs Incineroar: resisted. Sludge Bomb (Poison) vs Fire/Dark: neutral (Dark doesn't resist poison... Poison vs Dark: neutral. Fire: neutral). Sludge Bomb BP 90 * 1.5 (STAB) * 1.5 (sun boost? no, sun doesn't boost poison) = with +1 spa boost. Solar Beam: 120 * 0.5 (resist) * 1.5 (STAB) = 90 effective. Sludge Bomb: 90 * 1.5 = 135 effective. Sludge Bomb better. Incineroar has decent bulk though. Venusaur spa 167 with +1. Sludge Bomb should do solid damage, maybe not KO. Alternatively switch to Torkoal to reset sun? Sun is already up. Or switch to Gholdengo to absorb Parting Shot/Fake Out. Incineroar likely uses Fake Out (only first turn out — it switched in turn 4, so Fake Out available this turn? Fake Out works on the first turn the Pokémon is out. It came in turn 4, so turn 5 is its second turn — Fake Out won't work). Actually Fake Out works only on the turn it enters. It entered turn 4, so turn 5 Fake Out fails. Incineroar likely uses Parting Shot again or a coverage move. Venusaur should attack. Sludge Bomb is best damage. Could also Sleep Powder Incineroar — but it might switch out. Sludge Bomb is safer for damage. I'll go Sludge Bomb.
- Turn 6Muse Spark 1.3 used
FlareblitzVenusaur is at 54% and weak to Fire, so Flare Blitz should knock it out before another Sleep Powder or boosted attack.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSludgebombVenusaur is faster than Incineroar and at +1 Special Attack, but Solar Beam needs sun (two turns otherwise). Sludgebomb is reliable, accurate damage on the Fire/Dark target before it can Parting Shot out, and Venusaur's speed lets it move first.
Reasoning trace (86 words)
Incineroar is Fire/Dark, Venusaur at +1 SPA. Sludgebomb is neutral... actually Poison vs Fire/Dark is neutral. Solarbeam without sun is two-turn. Incineroar likely Parting Shot or attacks. Venusaur slower than... Incineroar SPE 60 vs Venusaur 100, Venusaur faster. Sludgebomb at +1 should do decent damage but not KO Incineroar. Incineroar threatens with Flare Blitz. Venusaur at 101 HP. Best: sludgebomb for damage. Or switch to Torkoal to set sun? Sun would enable solarbeam. But Venusaur can just sludgebomb. Incineroar probably parts out. Sludgebomb is safest damage.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toTorkoalIncineroar's Flare Blitz is resisted by Torkoal's Fire typing, and Torkoal's massive physical defense lets it tank any hit while setting sun for later. Gholdengo would take neutral Fire and super effective Dark damage, making it the riskier switch.
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Gholdengo is immune to Flare Blitz? No, Fire hits Steel. Incineroar at 50% with Flare Blitz recoil... Gholdengo resists... Fire vs Steel = resisted (0.5x), Dark vs Ghost = 0.5x? Actually Dark vs Ghost is not very effective? Ghost takes 1x from Dark... wait, Ghost is weak to Ghost and Dark. Dark moves are super effective against Ghost. But Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost: Fire resisted by Steel, Dark super effective vs Ghost. Neutral overall. Torkoal resists Fire (Fire vs Fire = 0.5), Dark vs Fire = 1x. Torkoal has huge defense. Torkoal seems safer. But Torkoal is slow and low SpD... Incineroar is physical. Torkoal better. Also Torkoal sets sun for future. Choose torkoal.
- Turn 7Muse Spark 1.3 used
PartingshotIncineroar can't hurt Torkoal with Flare Blitz and risks Earth Power/Yawn, so pivot out. Parting Shot is faster and weakens Torkoal for a safe switch next.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionTorkoal at 95% HP under sun makes Eruption a likely knockout on the 50% Incineroar, even though Incineroar is faster. Torkoal's 176 Defense means it survives any hit from Incineroar, so firing off max-power Eruption is the clear play.
Reasoning trace (105 words)
Torkoal at 95.5% HP, Eruption at 150 BP base. Incineroar at 50% HP, Fire/Dark. Sun boosts Fire. Eruption should knock out Incineroar. Incineroar is slower (60 vs 40... wait, Incineroar SPE 60, Torkoal SPE 40). Incineroar is faster! It could use Flare Blitz or Parting Shot first. But Incineroar at 50% HP already took recoil. Flare Blitz would hurt Torkoal but Torkoal has high Defense (176). Torkoal should survive. Actually Incineroar might use Parting Switch out. But we don't know. Eruption with sun at95% HP should do massive damage to Incineroar. Let me just use Eruption - it's the strongest option and knocks out Incineroar.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toPrimarinaParting Shot forces a switch, and Dragonite is asleep, so Primarina is the only usable switch-in against debuffed Torkoal.
- Turn 8Muse Spark 1.3 used
SparklingariaPrimarina outspeeds Torkoal and Sparkling Aria is still super-effective even weakened by sun, which will chunk Torkoal and weaken Eruption.
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Evaluating Primarina's move options against Torkoal in sun while weighing damage, type matchups, and pivot momentum.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGholdengoTorkoal's Eruption is resisted by Water and its Special Attack is at -1, so it won't KO Primarina; Primarina will likely knock Torkoal out with a Water move. Switching to Gholdengo keeps momentum — it takes only neutral damage, outspeeds Primarina (106 vs 60), and threatens a KO with Make It Rain.
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Torkoal at -1 spa vs Primarina, eruption not very effective (water resists). Primarina likely kills Torkoal with Surf/Hydro Pump. Switching to gholdengo seems best? Gholdengo resists... water? No, Steel/Ghost takes neutral from Water. But Gholdengo outspeeds Primarina (106 vs 60) and hits with Make It Rain super effective? Steel vs Water/Fairy: Fairy weak to Steel, Water resists Steel — neutral. Shadow Ball neutral. Torkoal could set up stealthrock or willowisp instead. Primarina at 74% — eruption at -1 vs Primarina's SpD 116... probably does low damage (resisted, sun-boosted though — sun boosts fire). Sun-boosted fire = 1.5x, times0.5 resist = 0.75, at -1 spa. Might do ~30-40%. Not a KO. Best play: switch to gholdengo which can threaten Primarina and force out. Or Stealth Rock to chip. Torkoal is expendable but sacking it to a resisted hit... Switching Gholdengo into a Water move takes neutral damage (~could be 40-60%). Then Gholdengo outspeeds and kills Primarina next turn with Make It Rain. Hmm, alternatively keep Torkoal and set Stealth Rock, then let it go down. Gholdengo coming in later. I think switching to gholdengo is good — it takes a hit, outspeeds, and deals damage. But Gholdengo is valuable with full HP... incoming water move could do significant damage. Eruption still: sun boosted at -1... Primarina SpD 116 base. Sun1.5x, resist 0.5x → 0.75x effective, minus 1/3 → ~0.5x. Eruption150 BP at full HP... with137 spa -1 → spa ~ 91ish (with137 actual, halved → ~105?). Hard to say. Maybe 25-35%. Not enough. Switch to gholdengo.
- Turn 9Muse Spark 1.3 used
SparklingariaOpponent Gholdengo is at 70% and likely faster, so I need Sparkling Aria for neutral STAB damage to secure the knockout before taking another hit.
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Evaluating Primarina's move options and switch choices against Gholdengo while accounting for speed and team state.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedMakeitrainPrimarina is slower than Gholdengo and already took a chunk from Sparkling Aria; Make It Rain is my strongest reliable STAB and should put it in KO range or catch a switch-in, while Nasty Plot risks taking another 58-damage hit for little gain.
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Gholdengo at 136/194, Primarina at 74%. Make It Rain in sun (not affected by sun for Steel). Gholdengo SPA 203, Primarina SPD 116. Make It Rain 120 BP STAB vs Primarina — likely does around 50-60%. Shadow Ball 80 BP. Primarina's Sparkling Aria does ~58 HP damage (136→136? Actually it did 194→136 = 58 damage). Make It Rain should do good damage. Primarina is slower (SPE 60 vs 106). Could Nasty Plot then sweep, but Primarina could KO Gholdengo? Sparkling Aria did 58, Gholdengo at 136, survives one more hit. Nasty Plot then Make It Rain next turn would likely KO. But opponent might switch to Incineroar (Fire/Dark) which resists... Make It Rain vs Incineroar: Steel vs Fire/Dark — resisted. Shadow Ball vs Incineroar: Ghost vs Fire/Dark — neutral? Dark is not weak to Ghost... Ghost is resisted by Dark? No, Dark takes normal damage from Ghost offensively? Ghost moves are resisted by Dark-types? Actually Dark is immune to... no. Ghost-type moves: Dark-types resist Ghost? Let's recall: Ghost is super effective against Ghost and Psychic. Dark is resistant to Ghost? Type chart: Ghost attacking Dark — Dark resists Ghost? No, Dark is immune to... Psychic. Ghost vs Dark: Dark takes 1x? Actually Ghost moves are not very effective against Dark? Hmm. Dark-types resist Ghost moves? Checking: Dark is weak to Bug, Fighting, Fairy. Resists Ghost and Dark. Yes! Dark resists Ghost. So Incineroar resists both Make It Rain and Shadow Ball. But Incineroar is at 50%. Best play: Make It Rain hits Primarina hard now. If opponent switches to Incineroar, it's resisted but still decent damage. Nasty Plot risky if Primarina attacks again (58 damage, Gholdengo at 136 → 78, survives). Actually, Make It Rain likely does ~55-65% to Primarina. Could KO after? Primarina at 74%. 120 BP * 203 SPA vs 116 SPD... roughly 50%. Not quite KO. Recover keeps Gholdengo healthy. But offensive pressure better. I'd go Make It Rain — best damage, hits whatever comes in reasonably.
- Turn 10Muse Spark 1.3 switched to
IncineroarPrimarina at 2 HP will die to any attack and is slower than Gholdengo, so staying in loses it for nothing. Incineroar resists Steel and can take the -2 Make It Rain.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedShadowballGholdengo outspeeds Primarina (106 vs 60) and Primarina is at 1% HP, so any attack knocks it out before it can move. Shadow Ball is the safe choice since Make It Rain would drop Gholdengo's Special Attack further, and Recover is unnecessary here.
Reasoning trace (157 words)
Gholdengo at -2 spa, Primarina at 1%. Shadow ball at -2... base 80 * 0.5 = 40 effective vs Primarina SPD 116, Gholdengo spa 203*0.5=101.5. Damage≈ (40*101.5*0.55/116)... roughly (40/4)*... let's compute: 40*101.5*0.55/116 = 2233/116 ≈ 19.3%? Actually formula: (2*50/50+2)*40*101.5/116*0.55 = 4*40*101.5/116*0.55 = 160*101.5/116*0.55 = 16240/116=140 *0.55 = 77. But damage is in HP units relative to... actually damage computed against Primarina HP ~80 base, HP stat maybe 100ish?77 damage would kill1 HP. Hmm Primarina at 1/100 HP — wait HP shown as 1/100? It says 1.0% HP. Any chip kills it. But Primarina is faster? Primarina SPE 60, Gholdengo SPE 106. Gholdengo faster, so we move first and kill. Shadow ball kills. Actually makeitrain also works but already -2. Shadow ball safer (makeitrain has10% accuracy? no, it's 100). Both fine. Shadow ball doesn't lower spa further. Wait, but Primarina could have Aqua Jet priority? Revealed only sparklingaria. Sparkling aria priority 0. Gholdengo faster. Shadow ball kills Primarina.
- Turn 11Muse Spark 1.3 used
FlareblitzGholdengo is at 5% and will fall to any chip, while Parting Shot and Taunt are blocked by Good as Gold. Fake Out fails after the switch-in turn, so Flare Blitz secures the knockout.
Reasoning trace (15 words)
Evaluating Incineroar's legal moves and game state to choose the optimal KO action against Gholdengo.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toTorkoalGholdengo is at 11 HP and -2 Spa, so even Shadow Ball won't KO the 37% Incineroar — it's dead weight here. Switching to Torkoal keeps Gholdengo as death fodder and brings in a sun-boosted Eruption that should finish Incineroar next turn; FlareBlitz is resisted by Torkoal's Fire typing so the switch-in is safe.
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Gholdengo at 11 HP, -2 Spa. Incineroar at 37%. Shadow Ball at -2 with 106 speed vs Incineroar 60 speed — Gholdengo is faster. But -2 Shadow Ball on 37% Incineroar... likely not enough? Shadow Ball 80 BP at -2 (0.5x = actually -2 is 0.5? -1=2/3, -2=1/2). 117 spa effective... Base203 spa at level 50, -2 → 101. Incineroar 90 SpD. Shadow Ball 80 BP would do maybe 30-40% at neutral; at -2 ~20-25%. 37% won't die. Switch to torkoal — but torkoal is sun setter, 4x... Incineroar Fire moves resisted? Torkoal is pure Fire. FlareBlitz resisted. Eruption at 177 HP in sun would hurt Incineroar badly. Torkoal speed 40, slower than Incineroar 60, but Torkoal eats a hit. But the question — is keeping Gholdengo worthwhile? It's at 11 HP, -2 spa. Priority: Incineroar might have sucker punch or fake out (used already? FakeOut only first turn out, it came in turn 10 and used... it just came in turn 10, so this turn it could fake out). Actually turn 10 it came in — fake out would have been used then presumably if it wanted. It seems it didn't attack? Gholdengo went from 30 to 11 — Life Orb. Actually117→30 was Sparkling Aria, then turn 10 Shadow Ball and LO recoil30→11 means... 194/10 = 19. 30-19=11. So LO only. Incineroar took no damage besides Shadow Ball. Hmm, and no attack from Incineroar — maybe it used Parting Shot or something? Whatever. Switch to Torkoal seems best: Eruption in sun at full HP will smash Incineroar (resisted but sun-boosted 150 BP... Fire vs Fire = 0.5, sun 1.5 → 0.75x. STAB 1.5 → still strong). At 177 HP, Eruption 150 BP neutral-ish. Incineroar SpD 90, Torkoal Spa 137. Should do50-60%+, maybe KO from 37%. But wait — could Incineroar KO Torkoal? FlareBlitz resisted, not very effective on Fire. Should be fine. Gholdengo is basically dead and -2; preserving it as death fodder might be fine, but switching it out keeps it for later (e.g., to absorb a hit... at 11 HP it can't). Actually keeping Gholdengo in and using recover? Incineroar at 37%, could recover stall? But Incineroar's FlareBlitz would kill Gholdengo anyway (11 HP). Switch to Torkoal.
- Turn 12MiMo V2.6 Flash used
EruptionTorkoal outspeeds nothing here, but Incineroar's attacks are resisted by Fire typing and Torkoal has huge physical defense. Eruption at 73% HP still has enough base power to knock out Incineroar at 27%, and the deciding factor is that Torkoal survives whatever Incineroar does first.
Reasoning trace (92 words)
Torkoal at 73% HP, Eruption still strong (150 BP * 0.73 ≈ 110 BP). Incineroar at 27%, fire resisted but STAB... Eruption from137 SPA vs Incineroar 90 SPD... 110 BP * 1.5 STAB * 0.5 resist = ~82 effective, should KO from 27%. But Torkoal is slower (40 vs 60). Incineroar could Flare Blitz or Parting Shot. Flare Blitz on Torkoal is resisted (fire resisted), Torkoal has 176 DEF. Should survive. Eruption seems best - knocks out Incineroar. Even if Parting Shot, still decent. Speed: Incineroar faster, might KO? Unlikely from 73%.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedPartingshotIncineroar resists Fire but Flare Blitz is resisted by Torkoal and recoil will kill Incineroar, so Parting Shot to lower Eruption damage and pivot out is safest.
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Analyzing Pokémon battle state and legal moves to evaluate Parting Shot pivot versus other options.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragoniteParting Shot forces a switch. Primarina at 1% dies to any attack, so Dragonite is the only viable pivot despite sleep.
- Turn 13Muse Spark 1.3 switched to
IncineroarDragonite is asleep and can't attack, so staying in gives Torkoal a free hit. Incineroar resists Fire and adds Intimidate pressure.
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Evaluating Dragonite's sleep status and legal switch options against Torkoal while weighing bench constraints and HP tradeoffs.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedStealthrockDragonite is asleep, giving a free turn. Setting up Stealth Rock now guarantees Primarina (1%) faints on entry and heavily pressures Incineroar (27%), which outvalues a weakened Eruption from a -1 SpA Torkoal.
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Dragonite is asleep. Torkoal at -1 spa, Eruption at 141/177 HP in... weather none (drought didn't activate? Actually Torkoal has drought but weather shows none — maybe sun faded). Eruption BP 150 at 141 HP, but -1 spa. Dragonite asleep, likely multi-scale at 92%? Not full HP so multi-scale doesn't apply. Still, -1 spa Eruption from137 spa base... Dragonite special bulk 100/100. Might do decent damage but not KO. Options: set up stealthrock, or attack. Dragonite asleep — free turn. Stealth Rock is useful. Or willowisp to cripple it. Actually willowisp reduces attack and damage over time. But accuracy 0.85. Sleep lasts1-3 turns; it's first turn asleep (turn 12 it came in and slept? It says SLP with 92% HP after turn 12 — it was put to sleep earlier maybe turn 12 sleeppowder by Venusaur? Venusaur has sleeppowder PP 23/24, one used). Dragonite just fell asleep likely this turn or earlier. Safer: Stealth Rock up, or attack with eruption. Eruption at -1 spa in no sun would do maybe 40-50%. Given Dragonite asleep, it can't attack this turn probably (could wake). I'd go with Stealth Rock to capitalize on the free turn, pressuring Incineroar's 27% and Primarina's 1%. Actually rocks would nearly KO Primarina (4x? Water/Fairy — rock 2x? Primarina: Water/Fairy, rock is not very effective vs... Rock vs Water? Rock is neutral vs Water, resisted? Rock effectiveness: strong vs Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug. Neutral vs Water... actually Rock resisted by Fighting, Ground, Steel. So 2x vs Primarina? Water resists nothing from rock... Water resists Fire, Water, Ice. So Rock hits Primarina 1x? Wait, Fairy doesn't resist rock. So1x. 12.5% for neutral... hmm, not huge. Hmm, but Primarina at 1% dies to rocks. Yes! Primarina at 1.0% HP — Stealth Rock would kill it on switch-in. Incineroar at 27% takes25% for Fire/Dark (rock: neutral? Fire weak to rock = 2x, Dark neutral, so 2x → 25%) — would KO at 27%? 1.0*... Rock damage for Fire/Dark = weak(2x) * neutral = 25%. 27% > 25%, barely survives with 2%. Still rocks are good. But is Dragonite going to wake and use extremespeed? Torkoal has141 HP, espeed at 134 atk vs 176 def... probably fine. I'll go stealthrock.
- Turn 14Muse Spark 1.3 used
PartingshotIncineroar is low and can't stay in, while Primarina at 1% would faint to rocks. Parting Shot further weakens Torkoal and pivots to sleeping Dragonite safely.
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Evaluating battle state and choosing Parting Shot to pivot to Dragonite despite low HP and sleep status.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionTorkoal still has 86% HP so Eruption retains high base power; even at SPA -1 and with Fire resisted by Incineroar's Fire typing, the damage should comfortably exceed Incineroar's remaining 27%. Speed is irrelevant here as Torkoal can tank any hit from the weakened Incineroar.
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Incineroar at 27% HP, Torkoal at 152/177 with SPA -1. Eruption at reduced power — sun is not active (weather: none). Drought... weather shows none. So Eruption BP based on HP 86%. With SPA -1 (0.67x), against Incineroar at 27% HP... Eruption 150 BP * 0.67 ≈ 100 effective. Sun not active. Incineroar is Fire/Dark, decent SpDef (90 base). Might not KO. Incineroar likely uses Parting Shot again or Flare Blitz. Flare Blitz would do big damage to Torkoal but Torkoal is bulky. Alternative: Willowisp to burn Incineroar, reducing its attack. But it might parting shot out. Actually let's consider: Eruption at 152/177 HP = 86% power,150 BP * 0.86 = 129 BP, with SPA -1 = ~86 BP effective. Incineroar 27% HP — need to do27% damage. Let me estimate: Torkoal SPA 137, Incineroar SpDef 90 base →90ish actual. Damage = ((2*50/5+2)*86*137/90)/50+2 ≈ ((22)*86*1.52)/50 ≈ (2874)/50 ≈ 57... wait let me redo. (2*50/5+2) = 22. 22*86 = 1892. 137/90 = 1.522. 1892*1.522 = 2879. /50 = 57.6 +2 = 59.6. Then STAB? Eruption is Fire, Torkoal is Fire → 1.5x → 89. Sun would add 1.5x but no sun. So ~90% damage. That KOs Incineroar at 27%. So Eruption should KO. But wait, Incineroar resists? Fire/Dark — Fire is not very effective against Fire. So 0.5x → ~45%. Still enough for 27%. Actually Fire move vs Fire type: not very effective. So 45% > 27%. Eruption KOs. But SPA -1 confirmed. Yes ~45% still > 27%. Eruption knocks out Incineroar. Answer: eruption.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragoniteParting Shot forces a switch, and Primarina at 1% would faint to Stealth Rock on entry, so Dragonite is the only viable switch despite sleep.
- Turn 15Muse Spark 1.3 switched to
IncineroarDragonite is asleep and cannot act, so staying gives free turns. Switching to Incineroar adds Intimidate to further neuter Torkoal's weakened Eruption.
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Evaluating Pokémon battle options for an asleep Dragonite against Torkoal, weighing switching versus staying.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionDragonite is asleep but could wake or switch to Gholdengo/Kingambit, so a status move risks failing (Good as Gold blocks Will-O-Wisp). Eruption gives safe sun-boosted chip against anything that stays in or switches, and Torkoal's rough bulk means Extremespeed is no threat.
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The key factor: Dragonite is asleep but might wake up. Torkoal's SPA is at -2 from Parting Shot stacking, so Eruption won't KO. Dragonite at 55% — actually with sun +150 BP... at -2 spa it's weak. Also opponent could switch to Gholdengo/Kingambit/Garchomp. Actually, should I set Stealth Rock? Torkoal already set SR on turn 13... but "Opponent side hazards / conditions: Stealth_Rock" — yes it's there. So stealthrock is redundant. Dragonite is asleep, Extremespeed priority — but at55%, it'd barely scratch Torkoal? ESpeed 80 BP at134 atk vs Torkoal 176 def... small damage. Torkoal is slow but Dragonite is asleep. Best: continue eruption to chip Dragonite or whatever switches in. Torkoal's -2 spa means eruption does maybe ~30%. Alternatively willowisp the Dragonite while asleep — if it stays asleep, burn cripples it. But if it wakes and switches... I think eruption is safe chip. But consider: Dragonite asleep, willowisp on it (85% acc) — if it stays asleep, burn + residual kills it over turns and halves its attack. If it wakes, it uses espeed doing trivial damage. Willowisp seems good value. But if opponent switches to Kingambit/Gholdengo, willowisp on Gholdengo is fine (burn), Kingambit burn also good. Willowisp is broadly good — burn everything. But Gholdengo's Good as Gold blocks status! So willowisp fails on Gholdengo. And it's only 5.7% HP — eruption would KO it if it comes in. Hmm, but sun-boosted eruption at -2 spa vs Gholdengo... maybe not. I'll go with eruption for consistent chip. Actually, given Dragonite asleep at 55%, willowisp would be huge. But risk of Gholdengo switch. Eruption handles Gholdengo better. Tiebreaker: Dragonite asleep, at -2 spa eruption does maybe 25-30%, cutting it to ~25%. Willowisp sets it to burn — it dies in ~4 turns without waking. If it wakes, it still attacks normally. I'll pick eruption — safe against switches.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragonitePrimarina at 1% will die to any hit or Stealth Rock, while Dragonite still has 55% HP to take a weakened Eruption.
- Turn 16MiMo V2.6 Flash used
EruptionDragonite is asleep at 30% HP, and Eruption in sun with STAB should still KO it even at -2 SpA; Torkoal also survives any wake-up ExtremeSpeed. No reason to switch when a knockout is likely.
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Dragonite is asleep at 30%. Torkoal at -2 SPA. Eruption from Torkoal with sun, -2 spa... might not KO Dragonite at 30%. But Dragonite asleep, could wake. Best: eruption anyway. Actually Dragonite could wake and ExtremeSpeed — but Torkoal is bulky physically. Alternatively switch to garchomp? Garchomp with rough skin + sash could take extreme speed. But Eruption at -2 spa in sun vs Dragonite 30%: base 150 * sun1.5 * (0.5 reduction)... effective ~ 150*1.5*0.5 ≈ 112 base * STAB? Torkoal isn't fire-boosted by STAB... actually Torkoal is Fire, so STAB 1.5x too. Net: 150 * 1.5(sun) * 1.5(STAB) * 0.5(-2) = 168 effective vs 30% HP. Likely KO. Just eruption.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedExtremespeedDragonite is asleep and Primarina at 1% would die to Stealth Rock on switch, so staying in is forced. Pick priority for when it wakes.
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Evaluating legal battle actions while accounting for sleep status and entry hazard damage.
- Turn 17MiMo V2.6 Flash used
EruptionDragonite is asleep at 15% HP, so it likely won't move this turn. Even at -2 SpA, a sun-boosted Eruption from Torkoal should knock it out before it can wake up and Extreme Speed.
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Dragonite is asleep at 15% HP. Torkoal at -2 SPA but Eruption at 150 BP should still KO. It's asleep, so it likely won't wake up this turn (2/3 chance still asleep). Eruption should knock it out even at -2 SpA... Sun-boosted, 150 BP vs Dragonite's 100 SpD bulk. Should be fine.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedEarthquakeDragonite is asleep but healthy enough to absorb weakened Eruption, while switching Primarina at 1% into Stealth Rock is instant death. Stay in and pick best wake-up attack.
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Evaluating battle options while weighing sleep status, hazard damage, and faint risk for the switch.
- Turn 18Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeDragonite is faster than Torkoal and Earthquake already did ~46% super-effective damage. Another Earthquake is the only move that can threaten a KO and does far more than ExtremeSpeed.
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Evaluating battle state and move damage to determine the only legal action with Dragonite.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionDragonite is at 6% HP and slower than priority aside, so even a weakened Eruption at 61% Torkoal HP should knock it out. Torkoal can survive any Extremespeed or Earthquake it throws first, so keeping offensive pressure is the safest line.
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Dragonite at 6% HP, Torkoal at 61%. Eruption at 61% still does decent damage. Dragonite might use Extremespeed to finish before Torkoal moves? Torkoal speed 40, Dragonite 80 — Dragonite is faster anyway. But eruption should still KO at 6%. Torkoal is faster? No, Dragonite base 80 vs Torkoal 40, Dragonite faster. Dragonite moves first — could Extremespeed (priority) and KO Torkoal at 108 HP? Extremespeed at -4 attack from... Torkoal's ATK -4 is its own attack. Dragonite's attack not reduced. Earthquake did 108→97... wait 177→97, ~80 damage. E-speed weaker, ~50. Torkoal survives. Then eruption KO. Even if Torkoal faints, we have 4 mons vs opponent's remaining 3 (garchomp, gholdengo, kingambit) — actually opponent revealed: incineroar fainted, primarina 1%, dragonite 6%, plus garchomp, gholdengo, kingambit unseen. We have Torkoal + 4 healthy. Eruption is fine. Actually, if Dragonite has priority E-speed and survives eruption... eruption at 6% HP remaining of Dragonite, Torkoal's SPA -2. Eruption BP 150 base, sun? No sun (drought, weather None? It says Weather: None — odd, drought should set sun. Maybe faded). At -2 SPA, still likely KO at 6%. Eruption damage scales with HP: 61% → 91.5 BP. Should KO 6% Dragonite. Use eruption.
- Turn 19Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeDragonite is much faster than Torkoal and Earthquake is super effective, so it should knock out the low-HP Torkoal before it moves.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionautopilotReasoning trace (1,011 words)
Dragonite at 4% HP, Torkoal at 29 HP. Eruption at 16% HP is weak (BP scales with HP). Torkoal is at -2 SPA. Dragonite likely faster (SPE 80 vs 40) and could ExtremeSpeed to KO Torkoal. Best: switch to something that resists ExtremeSpeed? ExtremeSpeed is Normal. Garchomp doesn't resist Normal but has focus sash at full HP. Kingambit resists Normal? Dark/Steel — Normal is neutral on both (Dark takes normal1x, Steel takes 0.5x... actually Normal vs Steel is 0.5x resistance? Steel resists Normal — yes, Steel resists Normal). Kingambit at 207 HP with scarf would take ~nothing and KO Dragonite with any move... but Kingambit is slower? Scarf Kingambit SPE 70*1.5 = 105, faster than Dragonite 80. But Dragonite might espeed first — espeed priority. Kingambit resists it. But switch options only include gholdengo in legal actions. So only switch: gholdengo at 11 HP — would die to espeed. Not good. So move choice: Eruption at low HP is weak, may not KO 4% Dragonite? Dragonite at 4% of ~... Torkoal eruption at 16% HP with -2 spa: base power scaled = 150 * (29/177) ≈ 24.6 BP. With -2 spa (0.5x), sun boosted (1.5x)... vs Dragonite 4% HP — likely enough? Dragonite at 4% maybe ~10 HP. Even weak eruption in sun should do more than 10 HP to Dragonite. But Dragonite has multiscale? At 4% HP multiscale would cut further — but ability unknown. Also Dragonite could be special or... it's physical with espeed priority. Rapidspin: BP 50 scaled? Not scaled,50 BP, but -2 atk... very weak. Willowisp could burn, and burn damage? Dragonite at 4% — burn would KO at end of turn? Burn does 1/16 per turn. But Dragonite moves first with espeed killing Torkoal — unless espeed doesn't KO... Torkoal at 29 HP, espeed from Dragonite at -4 atk... wait, Dragonite's ATK isn't boosted, Torkoal's defense. Dragonite atk134 base, espeed 80 BP... with no boosts, would do way more than 29 HP unless resisted/weak. Dragonite attack stat at level 50 ~ 150ish. Espeed 80 BP vs Torkoal 176 def, 29 HP — Torkoal survives likely, quite bulky physically. Hmm, Torkoal at 176 def, espeed does maybe 30-40%? Actually150 atk * 80 BP / 176 def... roughly: damage≈ (2*50/50+2)*150*80/176/50 + 2 ≈ (4)*150*80/176/50+2 ≈ 4*150=600*80=48000/176=272/50=5.4+2 ≈ 7.4% *... hmm that seems too low. Rough formula: (2*Level/5+2)*Power*Atk/Def/50+2 = (22)*80*150/176/50 +2 = 22*80=1760*150=264000/176=1500/50=30+2=32. ~32% + STAB 1.5 = ~48%. So espeed ~48 damage, Torkoal has 29 HP — dies. So Torkoal likely faints this turn regardless to priority espeed. Then we bring in something to revenge kill Dragonite at 4%. Alternative: Dragonite might not use espeed, might use EQ. Either way Torkoal likely dies. Best action: if Torkoal dies anyway, maybe set up something? Stealth rock won't matter much... Actually if Torkoal dies, we get a free switch-in. Stealth Rock on opponent side already exists. Setting rocks on... wait "Opponent side hazards: Stealth_Rock" — they already have rocks. If we switch out to gholdengo at 11 HP — espeed would kill it. So switching to save Torkoal means losing gholdengo. Maybe switching is good: bring in Garchomp (not available in switch options though — only gholdengo legal). So can't. So among moves: which best if Torkoal attacks before dying? Torkoal is slower (40 vs 80), so Dragonite moves first. Torkoal dies before acting — unless espeed misses? espeed doesn't miss. Actually wait — does espeed KO? ~48 damage vs 29 HP, yes KO. So Torkoal faints without acting. Then action is irrelevant... but we must choose. If Dragonite uses EQ instead: EQ vs Torkoal... Ground100 BP, super effective. Definitely KO. So Torkoal faints either way. Choosing eruption means if Torkoal somehow survives (multiscale? no multiscale reduces damage), it faints anyway. Hmm, maybe the game logic gives opponent choice too. We just pick best. After Torkoal faints, we bring in Garchomp (full HP with sash) or Kingambit (scarf) to finish Dragonite. Any works. Given Torkoal likely faints, perhaps willowisp if Torkoal somehow survives? No, pointless. Eruption if it survives would KO Dragonite. Actually could Torkoal survive espeed? Depends on Dragonite's actual stats/items. If Dragonite has no attack investment or item... it has been doing97-79 damage to Torkoal with EQ (super effective) — Torkoal went 177→97, that's 80 from EQ. ESpeed is 80 BP vs EQ 100 BP not very effective? No, EQ vs Fire = 2x. Espeed 80 BP neutral = 0.8 * 80 = 64 effective vs EQ 100*2=200 effective. So espeed ~64/200 * 80 = ~26 damage. Torkoal at 29 HP survives with ~3 HP! Then Torkoal moves and eruption at low HP kills Dragonite at 4%. Interesting! So if Dragonite uses espeed, Torkoal survives (29-26=3) and can act. Eruption at 29/177 HP: BP = 150*29/177 ≈ 24.6. Sun boosted? Sun set by drought — weather says "None" though. Weather: None — maybe sun expired. Hmm. Eruption damage on Dragonite at 4%: even small damage should KO a Pokémon at 4%. Dragonite at 4% of ~180ish HP... we don't know exact. Let's say Dragonite max ~180, 4% = 7 HP. Also opponent has Stealth Rock already (opponent side hazards: Stealth_Rock — that's on opponent's side? "Opponent side hazards: Stealth_Rock" means rocks on opponent's side, so Dragonite took rock damage... it's already at 4%). Eruption with ~24 BP, Torkoal spa 137 with -2 boost (0.5x): damage ≈ (22)*24*~90/100... let's compute: spa effective = 137/2 ≈ 68.5. (22)*24*68.5/100/50+2 = 22*24=528*68.5=36168/100=361.7/50=7.2+2=9.2. ~9 damage vs Dragonite 7 HP — KO if7 HP. Also sun would boost1.5x. Could be enough. Multiscale would halve if Dragonite has it — at 4% HP multiscale active. Then ~4.5 damage — might not KO. Alternative: rapidspin does fixed 50 BP with -4 atk — negligible. Willowisp: 85% acc, would burn Dragonite, burn does 1/16 per turn = enough to KO at 4%. But if Torkoal moves after Dragonite, and survives, willowisp connects → Dragonite burns, dies at end of turn. That's a guaranteed KO if hit (burn damage happens after attacks). But if Dragonite uses espeed with multiscale... espeed kills Torkoal? We computed ~26, survives with 3
Incident report
[PARSE ERROR] answer cut off at the 2048-token budget (missing <decision>...</decision> block). Default move played. Raw answer:
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGholdengoautopilotReasoning trace (13 words)
Torkoal fainted, only Gholdengo remains. Send in Gholdengo. It's the only legal action.
Incident report
[PARSE ERROR] no MOVE, SWITCH or LEAD line in <decision>. Default move played. Raw answer: <thought> Torkoal fainted and Gholdengo is the only remaining Pokémon, so I must send it in despite its low HP. Dragonite is at 4% HP, but Gholdengo outspeeds and Shadow Ball or Make It Rain should finish it off. </thought> <decision> BRING: gholdengo </decision>
- Turn 20Muse Spark 1.3 used
ExtremespeedOpponent Gholdengo is at 5% HP, so priority Extreme Speed guarantees the KO before it can move.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedNastyplothallucinationReasoning trace (293 words)
Dragonite at 4% HP. Gholdengo at 11 HP. Dragonite is slower (80 vs 106 base speed). But Dragonite might have Extreme Speed which goes first. Gholdengo can survive Extreme Speed? Extreme Speed BP 80, STAB Dragonite ATK 134, Gholdengo DEF 115, HP 11. Even without STAB it's 80 BP, would easily KO from 11 HP. With STAB 120 BP, definitely KO. So Gholdengo dies to Extreme Speed if Dragonite has it. But we don't have a faster Pokémon - Rotom Wash and Kingambit are slower (108, 70). But Extreme Speed would KO anything at high HP too? Extreme Speed 120 BP from Dragonite - against Rotom Wash HP 157, DEF 127, SPD 127 - physical. Let's see: 120 BP STAB from ATK ~ (134 base at level 50 → ATK stat approx 90).120 BP physical vs 127 DEF, HP 157. Roughly 25-30%? No, Extreme Speed isn't that strong. Actually with ATK 90 vs DEF 127, 120 BP → roughly 30%? Let's estimate: (2*90/5+2)*120/127... (2*90+2)*120/(5*127) = 182*120/635 = 34%. STAB included already. So Rotom survives easily. Dragonite's EQ wouldn't hit Rotom (Levitate). So switching to Rotom Wash is safe. Rotom outspeeds Dragonite and can KO with any move. Volt Switch hits neutrally. Rotom has Levitate so EQ doesn't affect it. Extreme Speed won't KO Rotom. Alternatively stay in with Gholdengo and attack - but we'd lose to Extreme Speed priority. Then send in Rotom. But why risk it? Switch to Rotom Wash is cleanest. Actually, we could also just lose Gholdengo and send in Rotom, but why sacrifice? Switching Gholdengo out means we keep it. But Gholdengo at 11% isn't very useful. Still, no reason to sacrifice. Switch Rotom Wash in, then outspeed and KO Dragonite next turn with Volt Switch or Hydro Pump.
Incident report
[INVALID] 'SWITCH: rotomwash' is not a legal action. Default move played. Original reasoning: Dragonite is at 4% HP and likely has Extreme Speed priority which would KO Gholdengo at 11 HP. Rotom Wash walls Dragonite completely with Levitate (immune to EQ) and can tank Extreme Speed easily. Switching Rotom in preserves Gholdengo for later and lets Rotom outspeed and KO Dragonite next turn.
- Turn 21MiMo V2.6 Flash used
ShadowballGholdengo outspeeds Dragonite and is immune to its only revealed priority move (Extreme Speed), so any attack knocks out the 4% Dragonite before it can use Earthquake. Shadow Ball is the safe choice since Make It Rain would lower my SpA afterward.
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Gholdengo at 11 HP with +2 Spa. Dragonite at 4% — any attack kills. But Dragonite might outspeed? Spe 80 vs 106 — Gholdengo faster. But Extreme Speed priority... it would kill Gholdengo at 11 HP before Gholdengo attacks? Extreme Speed BP 80 vs Steel/Ghost — resisted (Ghost resists? Normal is resisted by Steel and Ghost immunity... Normal moves are ineffective vs Ghost). Turn 20 shows Extreme Speed was immune. So Dragonite can't hurt with ESpeed; Earthquake super effective would kill. Speed: Gholdengo 106 > Dragonite 80, so Gholdengo moves first. Attack and kill. Make It Rain or Shadow Ball — both fine. Shadowball, no downside (Make It Rain lowers SpA). But Dragonite could have priority... only revealed moves ESpeed (immune) and EQ. If Gholdengo attacks first, KO. Use shadowball. Actually wait — if Dragonite has no priority that hits, Gholdengo wins. Shadowball safe.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedEarthquakeOpponent Gholdengo is at 5% HP and Dragonite outspeeds, so Earthquake should finish it before its +2 attack KOs us.
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Evaluating legal actions and move effectiveness to confirm Earthquake KO while accounting for Dragonite's low HP.