Matches · 2026-10-10 · rules version c3
Muse Spark 1.3 vs MiMo V2.6 Flash
MiMo V2.6 Flash won in 15 turns · 6 min wall clock · 67,691 tokens · $0.010
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Decisions
- Team previewMuse Spark 1.3 brought
Incineroar,dragonite,gholdengoOpponent likely leads Torkoal + Venusaur sun. Incineroar lead gives Fake Out pressure, Intimidate, and Taunt to stop setup, with Dragonite and Gholdengo covering back.
MiMo V2.6 Flash broughtTorkoal,venusaur,garchompSun offense is the core: Torkoal sets sun for Eruption and Mega Venusaur's Chlorophyll. Garchomp rounds it out as a fast physical wallbreaker that beats the Fire resists (Kingambit, Gholdengo, Primarina) with Earthquake, while outspeeding their whole team.
Reasoning trace (169 words)
At team preview, choose 3. Sun team with Torkoal + Mega Venusaur + something. Opponent has Dragonite, Primarina, Garchomp, Kingambit, Gholdengo, Incineroar. Torkoal lead with Eruption, Venusaur chlorophyll, and Gholdengo or Garchomp or Kingambit. Kingambit scarf handles Gholdengo/Dragonite. Gholdengo handles Dragonite (make it rain), Primarina. Opponent lacks Fire resists except... Garchomp, Dragonite, Kingambit resist Fire? Kingambit resists Fire, Primarina neutral? Water resists Fire. Gholdengo resists Fire (Steel). Incineroar resists. Choose Torkoal, Venusaur, Kingambit maybe. Or Gholdengo. Dragonite with multiscale is a threat to Torkoal/Venusaur (fire). Venusaur sludgebomb hits fairy Primarina, growth in sun. Kingambit scarf checks Dragonite (if no earthquake... Dragonite often runs Earthquake, dangerous). Gholdengo resists nothing from Dragonite except... Dragonite neutral on steel? Flying/Dragon neutral vs steel. Hmm. I'll pick torkoal, venusaur, gholdengo — sun offense with gholdengo covering Primarina/Dragonite somewhat. Actually Garchomp with sash EQ covers Kingambit and Incineroar. Speed-wise Garchomp outspeeds everything. Torkoal, venusaur, garchomp seems strong: Torkoal eruption, Venusaur sweeps, Garchomp covers Fire resists (Kingambit, Primarina, Gholdengo with EQ). I'll go torkoal, venusaur, garchomp.
- Turn 1Muse Spark 1.3 used
FakeoutIncineroar is faster than Torkoal, so Fake Out gets free flinch and damage while blocking its sun turn.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toVenusaurTorkoal faces a bad matchup: Incineroar is faster and its sun-boosted Fire/Dark STAB will heavily damage Torkoal before Eruption lands, and any damage cuts Eruption's power. Venusaur resists Fire and can threaten back in the sun, so switching is the safest play.
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Incineroar threatens Torkoal with Flare Blitz or Knock Off. Torkoal is slow. Sun-boosted Eruption at 100% HP would do heavy damage, but Incineroar is Fire/Dark with decent bulk; Flare Blitz in sun would hurt Torkoal badly. Switching to Venusaur gives chlorophyll speed advantage... but Venusaur takes Fire damage. Actually Torkoal's Eruption in sun does massive damage even to resisted? Fire is not resisted by Incineroar? Incineroar is Fire/Dark — Fire resists Fire. So Eruption would be resisted. Sun-boosted, STAB, BP 150... still maybe 40-50% on resisted. Better option: switch to Garchomp? Flare Blitz/Knock Off would hurt. Venusaur resists nothing of Fire... Venusaur takes neutral from Fire? Grass/Poison — Grass resists Fire, Poison too? Poison resists... Fire is resisted by Grass, Dragon, Fire, Water. Poison doesn't resist Fire. Grass does resist Fire. So Venusaur takes 0.5x from Fire. Knock Off is Dark — neutral on Venusaur, and would remove Venusaurite (mega item?). Venusaurite as item. Best: switch to Venusaur, taking advantage of sun (chlorophyll after mega? but mega not this turn). Actually Torkoal could also just set Stealth Rock or Will-o-wisp. Incineroar is physical attacker — Will-o-wisp would cripple it (burn). But Torkoal is slow, Incineroar speed 60 vs Torkoal 40 — Incineroar moves first, likely Flare Blitz, heavily damaging Torkoal or Knock Off removing leftovers. Switching to Venusaur seems safest: takes resisted Fire, sets up later. But Knock Off would remove venusaurite — actually if Venusaur holds venusaurite, losing it prevents mega. That's bad. Garchomp with focus sash takes a hit well but Flare Blitz in sun would massively damage (sash would still hold at 1 HP? Flare Blitz recoil plus sun... but sash triggers at 1HP, then recoil may KO). Knock Off removes sash — bad. Venusaur: risk of Knock Off losing mega. But if opponent Flare Blasts, resisted. Hmm. Opponent likely Flare Blitz (STAB, sun-boosted, super effective vs nothing... neutral on Incineroar... vs Torkoal Fire resisted). Alternatively, keep Torkoal in and use Eruption — it's sun-boosted STAB BP 150. Even resisted, would deal maybe 40-55% to Incineroar. But Incineroar moves first with Flare Blitz, damaging Torkoal, reducing Eruption power. If Torkoal drops below 100%, Eruption weakens. Flare Blitz in sun would do a lot — Torkoal 177 HP, Fire/Dark STAB sun-boosted vs Torkoal... maybe 60-70%. That cripples Eruption. I think switching to Venusaur is the best play. But Knock Off risk... Venusaur can then mega evolve and chlorophyll sweep. Actually opponent has Incineroar lead — likely uses Knock Off or Flare Blitz. Alternatively use Will-o-wisp on Torkoar — burn Incineroar, but Torkoal takes big damage and can't survive many hits. Eruption becomes weaker next turn. Hmm, consider Garchomp: rough skin + sash. Knock Off removes sash though — likely opponent's move? Hard to say. I'll switch to Venusaur — bad matchup for Torkoal, Venusaur resists Fire and outspeeds in sun after mega (though mega happens next turn). Actually let's go Venusaur.
- Turn 2Muse Spark 1.3 used
TauntVenusaur is likely Chlorophyll and will outspeed in sun, threatening Sleep Powder. Taunt shuts that down and forces an attack into Incineroar.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedGrowthmegaIncineroar resists Solarbeam, so attacking now is inefficient; Growth in sun gives +2 SpA, letting Venusaur threaten a knockout on whatever stays or switches in. Mega evolving boosts bulk and SpA while keeping the speed advantage over the slow Incineroar.
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Mega Venusaur with Chlorophyll... wait, ability is chlorophyll but mega Venusaur gets Thick Fat. Actually in this format, mega evolving gives... The ability shown is chlorophyll (pre-mega). Mega Venusaur normally gets Thick Fat, losing Chlorophyll speed. But sun solarbeam fires in one turn. Key decision: mega evolve and use solarbeam (sun = no charge) to KO Incineroar? Solarbeam vs Fire/Dark Incineroar: Fire resists... solarbeam is Grass, Incineroar takes neutral (Fire/Dark, Grass hits neutral on both? Fire resists grass, Dark neutral → 0.5x). Sun boosts solarbeam 1.5x. Mega Venusaur spa 167 (maybe higher after mega). Might not KO. Alternatively Growth in sun (+2 SpA/Atk) then attack. Incineroar likely Flare Blitz or Knock Off. Venusaur at 85%. Sleep Powder 75% acc — if hits, Incineroar asleep, then set up. Risky. Best: mega evolve + growth? Growth in sun gives +2 SpA, then solarbeam next turn. But Incineroar attacks; Venusaur can take a hit. Actually consider: mega evolving — does it keep chlorophyll? In this sim, ability listed is chlorophyll; mega Venusaur in standard gets Thick Fat. If Thick Fat, sun solarbeam still works (sun doesn't require chlorophyll). Speed: base 80 mega, 100 spe stat currently... Venusaur spe 100 at level 50. Incineroar spe 60 base, likely slower. Venusaur outspeeds. Solarbeam in sun: 120 BP * 1.5 sun * 0.5 resist = 90 BP effective, STAB 1.5 → decent. Against 90 SpD Incineroar with 167+ spa... probably ~50-60%. Not a KO. Growth gives +2 → next hit doubles. But opponent may switch. Sleep Powder: neutralizes Incineroar, then free setup. 75% accuracy. If miss, Venusaur takes a hit (Flare Blitz or Knock Off — Knock Off removes venusaurite? Item is venusaurite, can't be removed... actually mega stone can't be knocked off). I think Growth [MEGA] is a strong line: +2 SpA in sun, then solarbeam/sludgebomb sweeps. But Incineroar threatens with Flare Blitz which does big damage. Alternatively switch to Torkoal to reset... no, sun already up. Hmm, safest aggressive play: solarbeam [MEGA] to damage Incineroar now while it's in, since it likely resists... Actually if opponent switches to a flier like Dragonite, solarbeam still hits neutral-ish. I'll go with sleeppowder? 75% miss chance is punishing. Growth is safe and doubles damage for the rest. But if Incineroar uses Knock Off or Flare Blitz, Venusaur survives at 85%. Deciding factor: sun lets solarbeam fire immediately, but Incineroar resists it. Growth +2 in sun makes subsequent sludgebomb/solarbeam threatening. I'll choose growth [MEGA]. Wait — mega evolving: does Venusaur keep chlorophyll? If it becomes Thick Fat, no speed change issue (still outspeeds Incineroar). Mega stats boost spa/def. Growth +2 with mega's higher spa is better. Yes, growth [MEGA]. Actually, one concern: if mega Venusaur loses chlorophyll, sun solarbeam still fires in one turn (weather-based, not ability). Fine. Also consider that opponent might switch; growth still fine. Decision: MOVE: growth [MEGA].
- Turn 3Muse Spark 1.3 used
PartingshotVenusaur is at +2 in sun and threatens to KO Incineroar, so staying in is a bad matchup. Parting Shot drops its offenses and pivots to a resist.
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Analyzing a Pokémon battle matchup and move choice between Incineroar, Venusaur, and potential switches.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSolarbeamMega Venusaur has +2 Special Attack and sun-boosted Solar Beam charges instantly, which should knock out the frail Incineroar before it can act again.
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Venusaur is taunted, so status moves blocked - but solarbeam and sludgebomb are legal. Opponent's Incineroar taunted Venusaur. Solar beam in sunny weather charges instantly. With +2 SpA, solarbeam likely knocks out Incineroar. Let's go solarbeam.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragoniteVenusaur is still at +1 in sun and will fire another Solar Beam, so Incineroar must pivot. Dragonite resists Grass with Multiscale intact to tank it best.
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Evaluating switch options for Incineroar by comparing Dragonite and Gholdengo type resistances and abilities.
- Turn 4Muse Spark 1.3 used
IcepunchmegaDragonite outspeeds Venusaur (no Chlorophyll) and Ice Punch is super-effective vs Grass/Poison, likely KOing from 85% even at +1 bulk.
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Evaluating Dragonite versus Venusaur damage and speed to choose Dragon Dance or Ice Punch.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSolarbeamDragonite has Multiscale so its first hit is halved, but Solar Beam in sun is still my strongest option and Venusaur likely outspeeds the unboosted base-80 Dragonite. I need to get damage on it before it can Dragon Dance freely.
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Dragonite likely has Dragon Dance or isMultiscale. Venusaur at +1 spa (after Parting Shot drop... wait, boosts show SPA: +1). Mega Venusaur speed 100, Dragonite 80 base but could Dragon Dance. Solar Beam in sun is120 BP, neutral on Dragonite. Sludge Bomb 90 BP neutral too. Dragonite with Multiscale takes reduced damage first hit. Dragonite threatens with Flying moves (Hurricane in sun? Hurricane misses in sun actually — sun makes Hurricane accuracy 50%). But Dragonite could use Dragon Dance + Earthquake/etc. Venusaur can't KO Dragonite likely. Multiscale halves first hit. Sleep Powder could put Dragonite to sleep — but Venusaur at85% HP; if Dragonite Dragon Dances, we're in trouble. Sleep Powder is a strong option but legal actions only include solarbeam, sludgebomb, switch. So Sleep Powder not legal. Between sludgebomb and solarbeam: both neutral. Solar Beam in sun 120 BP but... actually Solar Beam in sun doesn't charge. Sludge Bomb 90 BP. So Solar Beam is stronger. But Dragonite might have Multiscale; still Solar Beam better. Could switch to garchomp — Garchomp with focus sash, rough skin. Dragonite likely Earthquake? Actually Garchomp resists nothing of Dragonite's flying moves. Switching to Torkoal sets sun (already sun). Garchomp could take a hit. Dragonite probably wants to Dragon Dance. If we stay, Solar Beam hits hard. Let's just Solar Beam — best damage. Actually Dragonite often carries Multiscale; at100% HP, our attack is halved. Then Dragonite can set up or KO us. Hmm, at +1 spa with solarbeam in sun: Venusaur mega spa 191... with +1 it's ~286 effective. Multiscale halves. Solar Beam 120 BP * sun... in gen6+ sun boosts by 1.3. So ~120*1.3 = 156 effective BP, halved = 78 BP vs Dragonite's 100 SpD (bulk). Probably 40-50%. Then Dragonite Dragon Dances. If we switch to Garchomp, Garchomp can take a hit and threaten. But Dragonite might EQ or Outrage. Garchomp has focus sash. Alternatively sleep... not available. I'd go Solar Beam for damage — actually, considering Dragonite threatens Venusaur with Dragon Claw/Dragon Dance and we're slower unless... Venusaur SPE 100 > Dragonite 80 base (Dragonite SPE ~90-100 actual at level 50?). Base80 speed at level 50 is ~85-90. Venusaur 100 stat = base 80... wait mega Venusaur base speed is 80, stat 100. Dragonite base 80 too, so similar stats — but Venusaur has SPE 100 vs Dragonite base 80 which would be similar ~100. Actually displayed Venusaur SPE: 100 with base 80. Dragonite base 80 too, so similar stats — but investment could differ. We're likely faster or speed tie. Solar Beam for best damage seems fine. Alternatively Sludge Bomb for poison chance? Solar Beam is stronger. Decision: solarbeam.
- Turn 5MiMo V2.6 Flash switched to
TorkoalDragonite outspeeds or ties Venusaur and Ice Punch threatens a knockout, but Venusaur's boosted Sludgebomb likely won't KO at 89%. Switching in Torkoal lets it resist the Ice Punch and set up a sun-boosted Eruption next turn.
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Venusaur at123 HP, Dragonite at 89%. Venusaur has +1 spa boost. Ice Punch would likely KO. Sludgebomb vs Dragonite (non-poison weak... Dragonite isn't weak to poison, neutral). Solar Beam not very effective vs Dragonite (Flying resist? No—Grass vs Flying is not very effective, Dragon neutral →0.5x). Speed: both SPE 100, but Venusaur at +1... actually Venusaur has SPE 100, Dragonite 100, tie. Mega Venusaur speed 100. Switching to Torkoal: incoming Ice Punch would be neutral (Fire resists Ice). Torkoal can set sun/eruption next. Or switch Garchomp with Focus Sash — Ice Punch would break sash and be 4x... Garchomp 4x weak to Ice, would OHKO through sash? Sash prevents KO but leaves at 1 HP. Better: switch Torkoal to tank Ice Punch, then Eruption. Or stay in and Sludgebomb — might not KO Dragonite at 89%. Actually consider: stay in and attack. Venusaur might KO if Sludgebomb does ~40%? Unlikely at 89%. Switch to Torkoal seems safest. But then Dragonite can hit Torkoal. Torkoal at full HP with177 defense, Ice Punch neutral — takes it well. Then Eruption under sun. Alternatively switch Garchomp: rough skin + sash, Ice Punch breaks sash, then Garchomp EQ/SD. But Dragonite might have Dragon Dance... risk. I'd say switch Torkoal to preserve Venusaur (still +1 boosted with Sleep Powder for later). Torkoal tanks Ice Punch. Actually could also switch Garchomp — Ice Punch 4x effective would do huge damage even with sash. Bad. Go with Torkoal switch.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedIcepunchDragonite outspeeds Thick Fat Venusaur and Ice Punch is super effective, doing ~35% last turn. Another Ice Punch brings it into Extreme Speed range while surviving Solar Beam.
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Analyzing damage calculations and speed to choose between Ice Punch and ExtremeSpeed against Venusaur.
- Turn 6Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeTorkoal is slow and weak to Ground, so Dragonite outspeeds easily. Earthquake is super effective and should heavily damage or KO the bulky Torkoal. No need to switch out of a good matchup.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionDragonite is already below full HP so its Multiscale is offline, while Torkoal resists Ice Punch and sits near max HP for a nearly full-power Eruption. Speed is irrelevant since Torkoal just needs to fire off big damage before Dragonite can set up or chip further.
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Dragonite at 89% with multiscale. Eruption at full HP does good damage but multiscale halves. Torkoal's Eruption with 137 SPA... in sun? No sun currently (weather none). Drought activates when Torkoal switches in — it did switch in turn 5, weather says "none" now? Turn 5 weather: none. Hmm, drought should set sun. But it says none. Maybe sun faded. Eruption 150 BP at 172/177 HP — not full HP so reduced power. Still likely decent. Dragonite special defense 125, multiscale halves. Probably ~30-40%. Dragonite Ice Punch does big damage to Torkoal? Torkoal defense 176, HP 177. Ice Punch 75 BP × 124 atk... not huge due to defense. Torkoal can take it. Alternatively Stealth Rock is valuable. Or willowisp to burn Dragonite. Best: set up Stealth Rock? Or eruption for damage. Dragonite at 89%, multiscale intact. Eruption would break multiscale... Actually let's think: even if it does 40%, next turn full. I think Eruption is fine but Stealth Rock supports the rest of game. Dragonite with Ice Punch only revealed — probably has other moves (Extreme Speed, Earthquake, Dragon Dance). Risk of Dragon Dance setup. Willowisp burn would cripple Dragonite's physical attacks and break nothing. Acc 0.85. I'd say Eruption: Torkoal at 97% HP so near-max power, sun might come back if I... drought already used. No sun. Actually, quickest decisive: Eruption damage. Let me estimate: Torkoal SPA 137, base 130 → at level 50 with these stats, Eruption 150 BP vs125 SpD, multiscale: probably ~25-30%. That's not great. Stealth Rock helps against Incineroar (4x weak to rock... no, Fire/Dark: rock not very effective? Fire resists... Incineroar Fire/Dark takes neutral from Rock? Fire doesn't resist rock... actually Fire resists Bug, Steel, Fire, Grass, Ice, Fairy, Dragon. Rock is neutral. So neutral. Hmm. Garchomp with focus sash could sweep late. Dragonite Ice Punch vs Torkoal: resisted? No, Ice hits Fire neutrally? Fire doesn't resist Ice. Ice vs Fire — Fire resists... no. Ice is resisted by Fire? Types resisting Ice: Fire, Water, Ice, Steel. Yes Fire resists Ice. So Torkoal walls Ice Punch. I'll go with Eruption for damage, or Stealth Rock. Given Dragonite likely sets up Dragon Dance, damage is better. But multiscale... Actually with multiscale at 89%, it's intact (only full HP). 89% HP means multiscale is broken? Multiscale only at100%. Dragonite at 89% — multiscale already gone! So Eruption does full damage. Eruption with 172/177 HP (power ~146ish): vs Dragonite SpD 125, SPA 137. Roughly50-60%. Good. Go Eruption.
- Turn 7Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeDragonite is much faster than Torkoal and Earthquake did ~44% last turn, so another Earthquake should knock out the 52% Torkoal before it moves.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionautopilotReasoning trace (913 words)
Turn 7: Torkoal at 93/177, Dragonite at 76% with multiscale broken? It's at 76%, so multiscale is broken. Eruption at 52.5% HP does damage based on HP —52.5% HP means eruption BP ~79 (150 * 0.525). Against Dragonite special bulk (SpD 125), sun-boosted fire... Dragonite neutral to fire. Sun boosted1.5x. Estimated: eruption at ~52.5% HP → BP ≈ 79. Sun boost 1.5x → ~118 effective. Against Dragonite SpD 125, Torkoal SpA 137... damage maybe around 40-50%. Not a KO at 76%. Dragonite EQ is super effective against Torkoal — Torkoal at 93 HP, EQ from 124 Atk... Torkoal Def 176. Dragonite Atk 124. EQ BP 100. Damage estimate: (124*2/50+2)*100 * (176/50-ish)... roughly: base = (24.8+2)*100 = 2680 * 177/250? Actually defensive formula: level50, atk 124, def 176: damage = ((2*50/5+2)*100*124/176)/50 + 2 ≈ ((22)*100*0.7045)/50 + 2 = (1550)/50+2 ≈ 33. Plus STAB 1.5 → ~50. Torkoal at 93/177 (~52%) — could survive around 43 HP. Then Torkoal gets another eruption later. Hmm, but Ice Punch also possible. Dragonite revealed Ice Punch and EQ. Options: switch Garchomp in? Garchomp has focus sash, rough skin. Dragonite EQ would be... wait, Garchomp is Ground/Dragon, immune to nothing here — EQ would hit it. Dragonite Ice Punch would break sash. Hmm. Actually, switching Garchomp into Dragonite: Ice Punch is 4x? No, Ice is 2x on Dragon/Ground... Dragon resists Ice (0.5x), Ground weak to Ice (2x) → neutral. Neutral Ice Punch from multiscale... Garchomp full HP, sash intact. Rough skin + Ice Punch chip. Then Garchomp can EQ — Dragonite at 76%, Garchomp Atk 182, EQ super effective (Flying weak to Ground 2x). That would KO. But Dragonite is faster (SPE 100 vs Garchomp 169 — wait Garchomp SPE 169 at level 50, Dragonite 100 base... Dragonite actual SPE not shown, only base 100. Garchomp actual169. Garchomp likely faster). So Garchomp switches in, then Garchomp outspeeds and EQs for KO. But wait — Garchomp switching in takes a hit this turn (Ice Punch or EQ). EQ vs Garchomp: Ground vs Dragon/Ground → Dragon resists... no wait, Ground hits Ground 2x, Dragon neutral → 2x? Ground is not very effective vs Dragon? Dragon resists Fire, Water, Grass, Electric. Ground vs Dragon: neutral. Ground vs Ground: 2x. So EQ is super effective on Garchomp. From Dragonite Atk 124 vs Garchomp Def 115: damage = (22*100*124/115)/50+2 ≈ (22*1.078*100)/50+2 ≈ 47.4+2 ≈ 50 → STAB 1.5 → ~76. That's huge on185 HP — 76 damage, plus sash keeps it alive anyway. But multiscale... broken at 76%. Actually Garchomp at 185 HP taking ~76 → 109/185. Sash intact. Then Garchomp EQs Dragonite: Garchomp Atk 182 vs Dnite Def 115: (22*100*182/115)/50+2 ≈ (22*1.583*100)/50+2 ≈ 69.6+2 ≈ 72 → 2x SE = 144 + STAB 1.5 → 216... way over 76% of Dragonite's HP (~137 HP at 91 base? level 50 Dragonite HP ~ 91 base → about 100-110 HP). So KO guaranteed. Alternatively, stay in with Torkoal, eruption for chip, take EQ (~50 damage, Torkoal at 93 → ~43), lefties. Then next turn eruption again ~lower BP. Not great. Also could willowisp Dragonite to halve its attack — accuracy 0.85 though. If it hits, Dragonite attack halved, Torkoal survives easily. But it's a status move and Dragonite might KO... no, Torkoal survives EQ anyway (~50 < 93). Hmm. Which is best? Switching to Garchomp risks taking big damage but secures KO next turn with EQ. Also Stealth Rock could be set up on Torkoal but that's passive. Actually consider: Dragonite likely uses EQ or Ice Punch. If it Ice Punches Garchomp on switch-in: neutral, ~(22*100*124?/... ) Ice Punch BP75, Atk 124 vs Def 115: (22*75*124/115)/50+2 ≈ (22*0.652*100)/50... let me:22*75=1650; 1650*124/115=1779; /50=35.6; +2=37.6 → neutral, ~38. Garchomp takes 38 → 147/185. Then Garchomp outspeeds and KOs. If Dragonite EQs Garchomp: ~76 damage (super effective), sash intact anyway. Garchomp at ~109, then KOs. So Garchomp switch-in is safe and secures KO. But what if Dragonite Dragon Dances? It revealed only Ice Punch and EQ; likely has DD + roost/extremespeed. If DD, Dragonite +2 speed 200... vs Garchomp 169*... +2 speed = *2 = Garchomp would be 169, Dragonite 100 base actual maybe 140-ish at level 50? Actual SPE not given. Hmm. If Dragonite DDs, it outspeeds and with +2 Atk, EQ would hit Garchomp ~76*2 = 152, sash saves at 1 HP, then Garchomp EQs and KOs (still). Unless Dragonite has Extreme Speed priority... at +2 with sash at 1... espeed BP 80 → Garchomp dies. Risk exists. But Torkoal line: stay in, eruption. Eruption BP at 93/177≈ 52% → BP 79. Sun? No sun now (weather none — drought didn't re-activate? Torkoal came in turn 5, weather shows none on turn 6/7 — weather expired after 5 turns). So no sun. Neutral fire on Dragonite: ~ (137 SpA... Torkoal SPA 137 vs Dnite SPD 125): damage = (22*79*137/125)/50+2 ≈ (1738*1.096)/50+2 ≈ 38+2=40 → ~40 damage. Dragonite at 76% of ~110 = 84 HP → 44 left. Not a KO. Then Dragonite EQs Torkoal for ~50 → Torkoal at 43. Next turn eruption BP ~37*... ~ lower. Not great. Garchomp switch seems strongest. But risk of Dragon Dance. Alternatively, Venusaur? Venusaur mega at 65.8%... hmm, wait VenusaurMega listed as "venusaurmega" — but rule said no tera, mega presumably allowed. Venusaur at 65.8% — Dragonite EQ super effective? Venusaur Grass/Poison: Ground hits Poison 0.5? No — Ground vs Poison: not very effective (0.5), vs Grass: 2x → neutral. Ice Punch vs Venusaur: Grass vs Ice 0.5, Poison
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- Turn 8Muse Spark 1.3 used
ExtremespeedTorkoal is at 9% HP and Dragonite is much faster, so any attack KOs. Extreme Speed gives priority to guarantee the KO before any move.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedStealthrockTorkoal at 9% HP is slower than Dragonite and will faint before moving, so staying in effectively sacrifices it for a free switch-in to Garchomp with its Focus Sash intact. If the opponent instead switches to Incineroar, setting Stealth Rock first is the best value I can get.
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Torkoal at 16/177, Dragonite at 75%. Eruption at 9% HP does minimal damage. Dragonite likely kills Torkoal with any attack. Switch to Garchomp with Focus Sash? Dragonite's Ice Punch would be 4x effective — Focus Sash survives. But Dragonite outspeeds Torkoal anyway; switching to Garchomp on Ice Punch would bring Garchomp to sash. Actually Dragonite might use Earthquake. Best: switch to Garchomp. Rough skin + sash. Or Mega Venusaur resists Ice Punch? Venusaur Grass/Poison resists Ice? Ice is not very effective against Grass —0.5x. Ground hits neutral. Venusaur at 65.8%, can take hits. But Mega Venusaur — wait, "venusaurmega" switch, and tera available: No. So mega already used? Format says tera not available; mega switching listed as "venusaurmega" meaning it can mega evolve on entry presumably. Actually Garchomp with sash and rough skin is good — but Dragonite with multiscale and Ice Punch at 75% HP... Garchomp would take sash hit. Then Garchomp can SD or EQ. But opponent has Incineroar with Intimidate likely coming in. Safest: switch to Garchomp (focus sash preserved only if hit once — sash consumed). Alternatively keep Torkoal as fodder to bring something in safely. Torkoal is nearly dead anyway; sacrificing it gives a free switch-in without taking a hit. That's arguably better: let Torkoal die, then bring Garchomp in safely with sash intact. Torkoal's action: Eruption does nothing at 9%. Stealth rock could be set up — rocks help. But Dragonite kills Torkoal; if we set rocks before dying, that's value. However Dragonite outspeeds Torkoal (SPE 40 vs 100), so Torkoal moves second — it will die before moving. So Torkoal's move only matters if... it dies first. So move choice irrelevant — Torkoal will be KO'd before acting. Unless opponent switches. If opponent switches to Incineroar, Torkoal gets a move off. Eruption at 9% does little. Stealth Rock would be set, then Torkoal dies next turn to Fake Out etc. Given Torkoal likely dies before moving, best action = switch to preserve... no, switching means incoming Pokémon takes the hit. Sacrificing Torkoal gives free switch. But if I stay in, Torkoal dies — that's fine, it's essentially the sacrifice. The chosen action: move doesn't matter much. If Dragonite attacks, Torkoal faints, move never executes. If opponent switches, Torkoal sets rocks. I'll pick stealthrock — value if opponent switches, no cost if Torkoal dies. Actually wait — could Eruption KO Dragonite? 75% HP, no. And Torkoal has Drought but weather is none — interesting, drought didn't set sun? Turn shows weather none, maybe it faded. Anyway. Decision: stealthrock (hope for switch), else Torkoal faints and we get free switch to Garchomp.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toVenusaurVenusaur-mega is the safer switch-in: Thick Fat plus its Grass/Poison typing makes both Ice Punch and Earthquake resisted, while Garchomp would take a super-effective Earthquake and be left sash-broken. Venusaur-mega also outspeeds nothing here but can tank Dragonite's hits and threaten it back on the following turn.
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We need to choose between Venusaur-mega (65.8%) and Garchomp (100%, focus sash). Dragonite has Ice Punch, Earthquake, Extreme Speed. Garchomp is 4x weak to Ice... actually Dragon/Ground takes 2x from Ice? Dragon is weak to Ice (2x), Ground resists Ice (0.5x) → net 1x. Wait, Dragon/Ground: Ice hits Dragon super effectively (2x), Ground resists Ice (0.5x) → neutral. Dragonite Ice Punch would be neutral. But Dragonite is at 75% with multiscale. Garchomp has focus sash, roughskin. Earthquake from Dragonite would be super effective (2x) against Garchomp — could break sash or KO. Venusaur-mega at 65.8%: Dragon/Flying... Venusaur is Grass/Poison. Ice Punch is neutral? Grass resists Ice (0.5), Poison neutral → 0.5x. Earthquake is neutral (Grass doesn't resist Ground... actually Grass resists Ground? No — Grass is not resistant to Ground. Wait, Ground vs Grass: Grass is not resistant. Actually Ground hits Grass for neutral? Grass resists Ground? Let me recall: types that resist Ground: Grass? No. Poison? No. Bug? No. Flying resists Ground (immune). Grass does NOT resist Ground. Hmm, actually Ground-type moves: resisted by Grass? Let me check: Ground is resisted by Bug, Grass, Poison? No... Ground weaknesses: Fire, Poison, Rock, Steel. Ground resistances: Bug? Actually Ground is resisted by Grass — hmm. Type chart: Ground move effectiveness — Grass: 0.5x? Yes! Ground is not very effective against Grass. Wait no, Ground vs Grass... I recall Ground moves are super effective against Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel, and resisted by Grass, Bug, Flying (immune). Yes, Ground is resisted by Grass. So Venusaur takes 0.5x from Earthquake, 0.5x from Ice Punch, 1x from Extreme Speed. Venusaur-mega has huge bulk and Thick Fat (actually Mega Venusaur ability is Thick Fat) — reduces Fire and Ice damage by half. So Ice Punch becomes 0.25x effectively after Thick Fat. Venusaur-mega at 65.8% with leftover-ish? Item unknown — maybe. Venusaur-mega outspeeds Dragonite (base 80 with mega boost... mega Venusaur speed is 80; Dragonite base 100). Dragonite is faster. But Venusaur can tank hits well and likely has Giga Drain/Sludge Bomb. Garchomp at 100% with focus sash — sash doesn't matter since full HP. Dragonite's Ice Punch neutral, Earthquake super effective. Rough skin chip. Which is better? Venusaur-mega seems safer — resists both STAB-ish moves and Thick Fat. Also can threaten with Sludge Bomb/Giga Drain. Switching in Garchomp risks taking EQ for super effective damage (breaking nothing since sash only saves from KO, actually sash would save it from a KO — but then it's at 1 HP and next Ice Punch kills). Wait, but the opponent's Dragonite at 75% — multiscale active. Venusaur-mega could hit it. Also consider: opponent may switch out (they have incineroar, and 1 unrevealed from garchomp/gholdengo/primarina/kingambit). Venusaur-mega vs potential Garchomp/Primarina/Gholdengo/Kingambit — Venusaur handles Primarina and Garchomp decently (Garchomp EQ is neutral... actually Grass resists Ground, so 0.5x; Venusaur resists Water? No. Primarina's Moonblast hits hard). The deciding factor: Venusaur-mega has Thick Fat and resists both Ice and Ground, so it's the safer switch-in. I'll go with Venusaur-mega. Legal action: "SWITCH: venusaurmega (65.8% HP)" — the action line should be "SWITCH: venusaurmega" per instructions (copy from legal actions without its number... hmm, it says copy from LEGAL ACTIONS without its number). The format in decision: SWITCH: <species>. I'll write SWITCH: venusaurmega. Thought: 2-4 short sentences, name deciding factor.
- Turn 9Muse Spark 1.3 used
IcepunchDragonite is much faster than Mega Venusaur and Ice Punch is super effective against Grass, so it should finish the 65% Venusaur before it can fire a charged Solar Beam. Staying in keeps momentum instead of risking a bad switch.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedGrowthautopilotReasoning trace (1,233 words)
Venusaur at 65% vs Dragonite at 75%. Dragonite has multiscale intact? It's at 75%, so multiscale halved only at full HP. So it's broken. Venusaur has Thick Fat. Dragonite's EQ (Ground) would be super effective... wait Venusaur is Grass/Poison, weak to Ground? No, Ground hits Grass for... Grass resists Ground? No. Ground is not very effective against Grass. Poison resists... Ground vs Poison = neutral? Actually Ground is super effective vs Poison? No — Ground is super effective against Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel. Yes! Ground is super effective vs Poison. But Grass resists Ground. So Grass/Poison: Ground = neutral (2x * 0.5x = 1x). So EQ neutral. Ice Punch would be neutral too (Grass resists Ice? Grass is weak to Ice. Poison neutral to Ice. So super effective). Ice Punch on Venusaur with Thick Fat: Ice reduced by0.5 (thick fat) — Thick Fat reduces Fire and Ice damage. So it's 2x * 0.5 = neutral-ish. Venusaur Speed 100 vs Dragonite 100 base — Dragonite actual speed unknown but likely EV'd. Venusaur speed 100 stat. Options: Solar Beam one-shot likely kills Dragonite at 75%? Dragonite special defense 125 base, Venusaur spa 191. Solar Beam 120 BP STAB... but Solar Beam without sun is 60 BP in gen9? Actually Solar Beam is 120 BP normally, 60 BP in non-sun? No — Solar Beam charges; Solar Beam in non-sun takes two turns? In gen 9, Solar Beam is 120 BP but in non-sunny weather it's... Actually Solar Beam/Solar Blade are weakened to 60 BP in non-ideal weather? Hmm — in Gen 5+, Solar Beam power is 60 in non-sun? No that's... Let me recall: Solar Beam in gen 1-4 takes a charge turn in non-sun. In gen 5+, Solar Beam still takes charge turn in non-sun weather? Actually no — in Gen 5 onward, Solar Beam always takes one turn to charge unless it's sunny, in which case it fires immediately. Wait, no: Bulbapedia says "In non-sunny weather, Solar Beam takes a turn to charge" — I believe Solar Beam is 120 BP but requires charging unless sun. Hmm, actually that's Solar Beam in gens 1-4... In Gen 5+, it still charges? Let me think: Smogon sets run Solar Beam on non-sun teams for coverage vs Water/Ground — e.g., Heatran runs Solar Beam and it charges one turn (used when opponent switches). Yes, Solar Beam charges in non-sun weather. So it takes two turns — bad here. So Solar Beam would charge this turn, giving Dragonite a free hit. Bad choice. Sludge Bomb is STAB 90 BP neutral vs Dragonite (Dragon/Flying: Poison vs Dragon = resisted? Poison is not very effective vs... Poison vs Dragon? No, Poison is resisted by Ghost, Poison, Ground, Steel, Rock. Dragon resists... Dragon resists Fire, Water, Grass, Electric. So Poison is neutral vs Dragon/Flying). Neutral90 BP STAB. Sleep Powder 75% accuracy, sleeps Dragonite — but Dragonite may have Insomnia? No, ability is Multiscale. Sleep Powder would be great but 75% accuracy risky. Actually competitive Dragonite usually runs Dragon Dance... this one has Ice Punch, EQ, Extremespeed — no setup revealed, could have Dragon Dance. Dragonite at 75% with EQ or Ice Punch could KO Venusaur? Venusaur at 65% (123/187). Dragonite attack 124 base, EQ neutral: probably does ~60-70%. Might not KO but close. Ice Punch with Thick Fat neutral-ish, likely ~40%. If we use Growth (+1 SpA... actually Growth in non-sun gives +1 Atk/SpA in gen 9? Growth raises Atk/SpA by 1 normally, 2 in sun). Growth risks a hit but sets up. Sludge Bomb likely does ~40-50% to Dragonite. Two hits to KO. Risky. Switch to Garchomp: Garchomp has Focus Sash, immune to EQ (Ground/Dragon — wait Garchomp is Dragon/Ground, immune to Electric, not Ground-weak... it's neutral to Ground? Ground vs Ground = immune? Garchomp is Dragon/Ground so Ground is not very effective? Actually Ground hits Ground for... Ground is neutral vs Ground? No — Ground-type move vs Ground-type = neutral (Ground is not resistant to Ground; Ground is super effective vs Fire/Electric/Poison/Rock/Steel). So EQ neutral vs Garchomp. Garchomp resists... Dragon-type moves? Dragon resists Fire, Water, Grass, Electric. Garchomp neutral to Dragon. Hmm. Dragonite's moves: Ice Punch (super effective vs Dragon — Ice2x vs Dragon, Ground 2x? Ice vs Ground = 2x, so Ice Punch 4x vs Garchomp!). Ice Punch would hurt Garchomp badly. Extremespeed neutral. Switching Garchomp into potential Ice Punch is bad. Multiscale doesn't matter (Garchomp full HP, but Dragonite's multiscale matters for damage TO Dragonite). Best: Sludge Bomb now — decent damage, safe. Or Sleep Powder for tempo — 75% acc, if it lands, free turn. Sleep is very strong: puts Dragonite to sleep, then we can Growth or attack freely. Actually consider: Dragonite likely has Extreme Speed (priority). Venusaur can't KO with sludge bomb likely. Given risk assessment: Sleep Powder at 75% — if misses, we take a hit (probably not KO at 65% unless crit). Then can try again? Risky but high reward. Alternatively switch to Garchomp and Dragonite switches out? Opponent might switch to Incineroar (61%) or Kingambit. Hmm. The safe play: Sludge Bomb — reliable damage, no risk of missing. But doesn't change matchup much. Actually consider Growth: +1 SpA makes Sludge Bomb much stronger next turn, but Dragonite gets a free hit and might KO (Earthquake at 65% Venusaur). Dragonite attack stat: base 124, level 50, likely ~140-150 ATK. EQ 100 BP neutral vs Venusaur (Ground vs Grass/Poison:2x vs Poison, 0.5x vs Grass = 1x). With no item revealed... EV'd: ~150 ATK, EQ does roughly 90-100%? At 123 HP, could KO. Risky. Sleep Powder: if it lands, huge advantage. 75% — decent odds. And even if it misses, we take one hit but probably survive (multiscale broken, no boost). I think Sleep Powder is the best expected-value play... but competitive guidance often favors reliable plays. Actually let's think about Sludge Bomb damage: Venusaur Mega spa 191 (stat value includes EVs presumably). Sludge Bomb 90 BP STAB = 135 effective. Dragonite SpD base 125, good bulk,75% HP. Likely does ~40-45%. Not a2HKO guarantee. Sleep Powder gives complete control. I'll go with Sleep Powder — high reward, miss risk tolerable. Hmm, but there's a rule to name deciding factor. Let's decide: speed tie? Venusaur speed stat 100, Dragonite base 100 — actual stats needed. Venusaur SPE: 100 stat. Dragonite's speed stat unknown but it went first vs Torkoal (obviously). Dragonite at base 100 with EVs probably ~150 stat vs Venusaur 100? Venusaur Mega speed 100 stat — likely Venusaur is slower. Actually if Dragonite is outspeeding, Venusaur can't reliably kill before taking a hit. If Dragonite is faster and has Extremespeed priority anyway. Sleep Powder is best regardless of speed. Alternative: switch to Garchomp — Garchomp (169 speed) outspeeds Dragonite and can EQ/SD. Risk: Ice Punch 4x super effective would massively hurt, possibly KO past... Garchomp has Focus Sash so it survives one hit. Focus Sash Garchomp takes Ice Punch down to sash (if it's a OHKO). Then can attack back. But sash consumed, Dragonite has Espeed priority to finish off at 1 HP. Hmm, that's bad. Actually if Garchomp comes in on a non-Ice move (e.g., Dragonite switches or uses EQ/Espeed), Garchomp takes little, then outspeeds and hits Earthquake. Dragonite at 75%: EQ from Garchomp 182 Atk, STAB 100 BP, Dragonite neutral with decent bulk — probably60-75%, not a guaranteed KO. Then Dragonite Espeed/Ice Punch kills Garchomp through sash? Sash saves it
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- Turn 10Muse Spark 1.3 used
IcepunchDragonite outspeeds Venusaur and Ice Punch just did 57%, so a second Ice Punch should knock out the 43% Venusaur before it moves.
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Analyzing Pokémon type matchups and damage calculations to determine if Ice Punch will KO Venusaur-Mega.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSludgebombVenusaur has +1 SPA and Dragonite's Multiscale is already broken at 75% HP, so Sludge Bomb should secure the knockout. Dragonite threatens Extreme Speed priority, but Sludge Bomb from +1 Venusaur is our best offensive option to remove it now.
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Venusaur is at 81/187 HP with +1 ATK and +1 SPA. Dragonite is at 75% HP (75/100). Dragonite has Multiscale intact. With +1 SPA, Sludge Bomb should knock out Dragonite from 75% since it's neutral. Let me think... Venusaur-Mega with191 SPA at +1, Sludge Bomb BP 90 vs Dragonite's 125 SPD. That should do well over 75%. But Dragonite is faster (same base speed 100, but Dragonite likely has investment while Venusaur has 100 SPE). Actually they both have base100 speed. Dragonite could have Extreme Speed priority. Dragonite at 75% still has Multiscale (activates at full HP... wait, no - Multiscale only works at 100% HP. Dragonite is at 75%, so Multiscale is NOT active). So Sludge Bomb at +1 from Venusaur should easily knock out Dragonite at 75%. The deciding factor is that Dragonite's Multiscale is broken and Venusaur has +1 SPA, so Sludge Bomb should KO.
- Turn 11Muse Spark 1.3 used
IcepunchDragonite is faster and Venusaur is at 24% after two Ice Punches, so another Ice Punch should knock it out before it moves.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSludgebombVenusaur is boosted and Sludge Bomb should knock out the 14% Dragonite. Dragonite's Extreme Speed might KO Venusaur first, but even if it does, Garchomp with Focus Sash can clean up against a 14% Dragonite. Sludge Bomb is the safe play here.
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Venusaur is at 45/187 HP with +1 Atk/SpA. Dragonite is at 14% HP. Venusaur has speed 100, Dragonite has speed 100 - speed tie potentially, but Venusaur-Mega with100 base speed vs Dragonite 100 base speed. Dragonite could use Extreme Speed which goes first. Dragonite has Extreme Speed, Ice Punch, Earthquake. Extreme Speed would likely KO Venusaur at 45 HP. Dragonite at 14% HP - Venusaur needs to KO it. Sludge Bomb at +1 SpA should easily KO Dragonite at 14% HP. But Dragonite might use Extreme Speed to KO Venusaur first. Actually, if Venusaur moves first or survives Extreme Speed... Extreme Speed from Dragonite at 14% HP... Dragonite has base 124 Attack. At 14% HP that's not a huge boost from anything. Extreme Speed BP 80, STAB = 120. Venusaur-Mega has good defense (143 with +0). Let me think... Actually, Venusaur-Mega defense stat shown is 143, and it has Thick Fat which doesn't help against Normal-type moves. Dragonite's Attack at 14% HP... well Attack stat depends on the EVs/spread not HP. The question is whether Venusaur survives Extreme Speed. Venusaur-Mega is bulky. At 45/177 HP... Extreme Speed from Dragonite with 124 base Attack... it might KO or might not. Actually, let me just pick Sludge Bomb - it should KO Dragonite at 14% HP with +1 SpA. If Venusaur survives Espeed, it wins. If not, we still have Garchomp with Focus Sash. The opponent might also switch. Let me just use Sludge Bomb which is the safest play to KO Dragonite. Actually wait - the opponent could switch to Incineroar (already at 61%) or bring in their 4th Pokémon. Sludge Bomb would still hit whatever comes in. Let me go with Sludge Bomb. But wait - if Dragonite uses Extreme Speed and KO's Venusaur first, then we lose Venusaur and bring in Garchomp. Garchomp has Focus Sash and can handle Dragonite easily. So Sludge Bomb is still the right play. Let me go with Sludge Bomb.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toIncineroarVenusaur is at 1% HP so any hit KOs, but it is boosted at +1 and could attack first. Incineroar has Fake Out priority to guarantee the KO before it moves.
- Turn 12Muse Spark 1.3 used
FakeoutVenusaur is at 1% HP, so priority Fake Out guarantees the KO before it can move.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSludgebombVenusaur outspeeds Incineroar and has +1 Special Attack, so Sludge Bomb is the best chance to KO the weakened 61% Incineroar before it can retaliate against our 1 HP Venusaur. Switching would waste the boost, and Sleep Powder risks a miss.
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Venusaur at 1 HP, Mega Venusaur speed 100 vs Incineroar 60. Venusaur faster. Incineroar at 61%. Sludge bomb from +1 Mega Venusaur vs Incineroar... Mega Venusaur SpA 191 at +1. Incineroar SpDef base 90, decent. 61% HP... might not KO. But Venusaur at 1 HP dies to anything. Fake out would flinch but Venusaur already mega evolved, fake out works first turn only for Incineroar switching in - it switched in turn 11, so turn 12 fake out still works? Fake out works on first turn out only. Incineroar came in turn 11, so this is its second turn - no fake out. Best: sludgebomb to try KO. Sleep powder as backup? If sludgebomb doesn't KO, we die anyway. Switching garchomp in - intimidate already, garchomp sash intact. But Venusaur's +1 spa is valuable if we keep it. Actually switching preserves Venusaur at 1 HP for later, but Venusaur at 1 HP is nearly useless anyway. Sludgebomb likely KO at +1... Mega Venusaur 191 spa * 1.5 = 286 effective. Incineroar SpDef 90 base ~ 180ish at level 50. Sludgebomb 90 BP * STAB 1.5 = 135. Against 61% HP Incineroar. Probably not quite enough but close. Alternatively sleep powder then solarbeam - but no sun, solarbeam is 2-turn. Sleep powder 75% accuracy could give free turn. I'll go sludgebomb.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGarchompGarchomp is the only option left. It's at full HP with Focus Sash and resists Incineroar's STABs, so it comes in safely and threatens a knockout with Earthquake.
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Only one legal action: send in Garchomp.
- Turn 13Muse Spark 1.3 used
PartingshotGarchomp is faster than Incineroar and likely KOs with Earthquake, so staying in to attack is a bad matchup. Parting Shot lowers its offenses and pivots safely to Gholdengo.
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Analyzing a Pokémon battle matchup and move options while weighing damage calculations and pivot safety.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEarthquakeGarchomp outspeeds Incineroar badly (169 vs 60) and holds a Focus Sash as insurance, so Earthquake is the safe play: it either knocks out the weakened Incineroar now or brings it low while we can still take one hit.
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Garchomp is faster (169 vs 60). Incineroar at 61%. Earthquake should knock it out or nearly. Actually after Intimidate, Garchomp attack -1... wait, Intimidate happened when Garchomp came in? Turn 11 showed Intimidate on Venusaur. Turn 12 Fake Out then Garchomp came in — Intimidate applies on switch-in. Stats show ATK 182, unclear if reduced. Earthquake at -1 should still do well against 61% Incineroar? Incineroar 90 def, neutral. Roughly 50-60% maybe. Risky. Swordsdance would let us OHKO whatever comes next, but Incineroar might have a move. Focus sash protects us anyway. But opponent has Taunt which stops SD. SD + sash seems good. However Incineroar at 61% could be KO'd by EQ. Base100 move, Garchomp 182 atk (possibly -1 → ~121? or is 182 already the modified?). Hard to say. Let's just use earthquake — safe, likely KO or close, and we have sash as backup.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toGholdengoIncineroar fainted and Gholdengo is the only remaining Pokemon, so switching in is forced.
- Turn 14MiMo V2.6 Flash used
EarthquakeGarchomp outspeeds Gholdengo (169 vs 84) and hits it with a STAB Earthquake; the focus sash means Garchomp survives any counterattack anyway, so there's no reason to set up instead of pressing damage.
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Garchomp at full HP with focus sash vs Gholdengo. Garchomp is faster (169 vs 84). Earthquake should do good damage — Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, Ground is neutral (Steel resists? No, Steel doesn't resist Ground. Ground hits Steel for... Steel is not immune to Ground). Actually Ground is neutral vs Steel/Ghost. Garchomp's Earthquake from182 attack should do significant damage, likely KO or close. Gholdengo can't KO Garchomp in one hit reliably with focus sash. Just Earthquake. Actually consider swordsdance first — but Gholdengo could hurt. Earthquake is safe, does damage now. With sash, Garchomp survives one hit anyway. But best to just EQ — likely 2HKO or KO.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedMakeitrainGarchomp outspeeds Gholdengo and Earthquake is super-effective against Steel, so Gholdengo likely faints this turn. Max damage before fainting is the deciding factor.
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Comparing Gholdengo and Garchomp speed stats and type matchups to determine if Gholdengo can outspeed and survive Earthquake.
- Turn 15Muse Spark 1.3 used
MakeitrainGholdengo at 106 Speed outspeeds Garchomp base 102, so I move first. Make It Rain is stronger than Shadow Ball and should finish 18% Garchomp even at -2 SpA.
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Analyzing Pokémon type matchups and damage calculations to determine if Gholdengo can KO Garchomp with Make It Rain at -2.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEarthquakeGarchomp outspeeds Gholdengo and Earthquake from 10% HP is a guaranteed knockout; Gholdengo's -2 spa can't threaten back before I move.
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Garchomp at 34 HP, sash intact (34 > 0 but sash... actually sash only works at full HP). Garchomp has34/185, not full, so sash is consumed? Focus sash requires full HP to activate. It's at 34, so sash already used or not active. Gholdengo at 10% with -2 spa. Garchomp outspeeds (169 vs 84). Earthquake will KO Gholdengo from 10%. Opponent's last mons all fainted — wait, opponent brought 3, all seen: Incineroar fainted, Dragonite fainted, Gholdengo at 10%. So KOing Gholdengo wins. Earthquake: Gholdengo steel/ghost — ground neutral? Steel resists? No, Steel doesn't resist Ground. Ghost doesn't resist Ground. Ground hits Steel for neutral... actually Ground is not very effective vs... nothing. It's neutral. From 10%, any hit KOs. Just use earthquake.