Matches · 2026-10-11 · rules version c4
Muse Spark 1.3 vs MiMo V2.6 Flash
MiMo V2.6 Flash won in 9 turns · 5 min wall clock · 64,839 tokens · $0.009
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Decisions
- Team previewMiMo V2.6 Flash brought
Torkoal,venusaur,kingambitSun core with Torkoal leading and Chlorophyll Venusaur is the plan; the deciding factor is speed control and handling their Dragonite/Gholdengo. Scarf Kingambit outpaces their threats and resists both of Gholdengo's STABs, rounding out the trio better than a second frail attacker.
Reasoning trace (333 words)
Sun team: Torkoal lead sets sun, Venusaur chlorophyll. Gholdengo as third. Opponent has Incineroar (intimidate, Darkest Lariat), Primarina, Kingambit, Gholdengo, Garchomp, Dragonite. Venusaur with sun + growth + solar beam is strong. But sleep powder... Opponent's answers: Dragonite (multiscale), Garchomp resists? Grass vs ground/dragon — solar beam neutral. Kingambit resists grass? No, steel takes neutral from grass... actually steel resists grass? Grass resisted by Steel? No — Grass is resisted by: Bug, Dragon, Fire, Flying, Grass, Poison, Steel. Yes steel resists grass. Kingambit resists both grass and poison? Poison resisted by ghost/steel/poison/ground... Kingambit takes neutral from sludgebomb? Poison vs steel = resisted (0.5). Hmm, steel resists poison. So Kingambit resists both STABs. But Venusaur has coverage only those. Still, Torkoal + Venusaur + Gholdengo is the classic sun core. Alternatively Torkoal, Venusaur, Kingambit scarf for speed control. Kingambit scarf outspeeds... in sun Venusaur at 100 spe, doubles via chlorophyll = fast. Gholdengo decent. I'd bring: Torkoal, Venusaur, Gholdengo — sun abusers, Gholdengo handles Kingambit/Primarina? Primarina beats Gholdengo with Surf. Kingambit scarf is a good check to Gholdengo and Dragonite... Dragonite earthquake though. Opponent threats to Venusaur: Incineroar (intimidate, fire), Kingambit, Dragonite (fire punch?). Kingambit scarf handles opposing Gholdengo and Dragonite, checks Garchomp? EQ vs kingambit... ground vs dark/steel = neutral ×1? Steel not immune to ground (only levitate/air balloon/flying). Neutral. Kingambit seems good. But Gholdengo with life orb nasty plot hits hard under sun? Make it rain. Torkoal, Venusaur, Kingambit: covers speed (scarf), sun abuse, and Kingambit answers Gholdengo (shadow ball neutral? ghost vs dark = 0.5... dark resists ghost. Steel resists... ghost not resisted by steel. So0.5 from dark). Good. Gholdengo would be the safer third? Gholdengo vs opponent's Kingambit: Kingambit beats it (sucker punch). Our Kingambit scarf beats theirs (kowtow). Dragonite: scarf Kingambit... EQ from dragonite 4x? No, dragonite flying — ground immune. Kingambit takes neutral from dragon moves? Dragon vs steel = resisted? Dragon resisted by steel (0.5). Our Kingambit takes Dragon Dance hits fine. I'll bring torkoal, venusaur, kingambit.
Muse Spark 1.3 broughtIncineroar,dragonite,primarinaDeciding factor is bad sun matchup and Chlorophyll speed. Torkoal+Venusaur outspeeds and threatens everything, so I need Fire resist plus priority. Incineroar lead gives Intimidate, Fake Out, and Taunt with Dragonite ExtremeSpeed and Primarina coverage.
Reasoning trace (53 words)
Analyzing Pokémon battle constraints and selecting a single legal action under format rules.Selecting three Pokémon from the roster while respecting the bring-three format constraint.Evaluating lead matchups and type coverage to counter the sun core within the bring-three limit.Selecting Incineroar, Dragonite, and Primarina to balance priority, intimidate, and type coverage against the sun core.
- Turn 1MiMo V2.6 Flash switched to
VenusaurTorkoal is slower than Incineroar, so it will likely take a hit (or Fake Out) before moving, weakening Eruption while it also resists Fire. Venusaur checks Incineroar well and becomes a sun-boosted sweeper threat, making the switch the safer, higher-value play.
Reasoning trace (281 words)
Incineroar is faster than Torkoal. Torkoal at full HP with Sun-boosted Eruption would deal big damage but Incineroar is Fire/Dark — not very effective. Also Incineroar likely has Fake Out which would damage Torkoal first (priority), weakening Eruption. Actually Fake Out would reduce Torkoal's HP, weakening Eruption. Options: Switch to Venusaur — Venusaur with chlorophyll... wait, weather is SunnyDay, Venusaur ability shows chlorophyll (will become chlorophyll speed boost in sun if mega). Venusaur in sun is a great matchup vs Incineroar. But Venusaur hasn't mega evolved yet — mega available: No for Torkoal, but Venusaur has venusaurite. Switching to Venusaur is a strong play — Grass resists Fire, and Incineroar's moves. Incineroar likely uses Fake Out or a Dark move; Grass/Poison takes neutral. Venusaur then threatens with solarbeam in sun (needs no charge in sun? Solar Beam in sun charges immediately, yes). But Torkoal full HP eruption in sun would still do decent damage even if not very effective — but Incineroar moves first, likely Flare Blitz or Knock Off or Fake Out. Fake Out breaks nothing. If Incineroar uses Darkest Lariat or Knock Off, Torkoal takes damage, weakening eruption. Best play: switch to Venusaur, set up a strong sun sweeper. However, that forfeits Torkoal's damage. Eruption at full HP, sun-boosted: 150 BP * 1.5 sun = effectively strong. Against a Fire/Dark with SpD ~99-156, resisted (0.5x)... it would do maybe 30-40%. Incineroar likely uses a coverage move or Flare Blitz. Incineroar is a support mon — often Parting Shot, Knock Off, Flare Blitz, U-turn. Knock Off would remove Leftovers. Switching Venusaur in on Incineroar is good — Venusaur threatens with Solar Beam (sun) or Sleep Powder. I'll switch to Venusaur.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedFakeoutIncineroar is faster than Torkoal and Fake Out has +3 priority, so it guarantees a flinch this first turn on field. This blocks a likely Stealth Rock, Yawn, or sun-boosted attack for free.
Reasoning trace (29 words)
Evaluating turn-one Fake Out against Torkoal in a sun matchup while weighing opponent team composition uncertainty.Comparing Fake Out, Parting Shot, and Taunt for momentum versus hazard and status prevention.
- Turn 2MiMo V2.6 Flash used
GrowthmegaSun-boosted Growth gives +2 Sp. Atk, turning Mega Venusaur into a chlorophyll-fast special wallbreaker that can sweep the remaining team regardless of whether Incineroar stays or switches. Bulky Mega Venusaur can tank Incineroar's hit, so setup is the low-risk, high-reward play here.
Reasoning trace (151 words)
Venusaur with chlorophyll in sun is likely faster. Mega evolving gives better stats. Sludgebomb is super effective neutral? Incineroar is Fire/Dark — sludgebomb is neutral (Poison not very effective vs... actually Poison vs Dark is neutral, vs Fire neutral). Solarbeam is not very effective (Fire resists Grass... Fire/Dark: Grass hits Fire 0.5, Dark 1 → 0.5). Growth in sun gives +2 SpA — set up. Incineroar might use Fake Out only first turn (already used). It might U-turn or knock off. Best: Mega evolve and Growth +2 SpA in sun, then sweep. But risk of damage from Incineroar. Alternatively Sludgebomb for damage. Growth doubles set-up; Venusaurmega is bulky. I'd go growth mega for setup sweep with chlorophyll speed. Actually Mega Venusaur has thick fat, better bulk. Growth in sun +2 SpA. Then solarbeam/sludgebomb sweep. Opponent may switch. Growth is safe. Alternatively sleeppowder to disable Incineroar — 75% accuracy. Growth is reliable.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedPartingshotVenusaur is faster in sun and threatens Sleep Powder or Earth Power, so staying to Flare Blitz is risky. Opponent may also switch back to Torkoal to wall Fire. Parting Shot weakens Venusaur and pivots safely.
Reasoning trace (62 words)
Analyzing turn 2 speed and move matchups to assess Venusaur's likely action and Incineroar's response.Evaluating Parting Shot timing and a Dragonite switch against Venusaur's speed and Sleep Powder threat.Assessing Earth Power and Sleep Powder risks versus Flare Blitz KO odds for the Incineroar versus Venusaur matchup.Evaluating a switch to Dragonite for Ground immunity versus predicting a Torkoal pivot to resist Flare Blitz.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragonitePrimarina is weak to both Grass and Poison, a terrible matchup to switch into +1 Mega Venusaur. Dragonite 4x resists Grass and Multiscale survives a boosted hit.
Reasoning trace (27 words)
Evaluating forced switch options between dragonite and primarina given Parting Shot and current field state.Assessing type matchups and damage reductions for both options against Thick Fat Venusaur.
- Turn 3MiMo V2.6 Flash used
SleeppowderDragonite at full HP likely carries Multiscale, so Sludge Bomb won't KO, and Solar Beam is resisted 1/4x. Sleep Powder removes the threat entirely regardless of which Pokémon moves first, letting Venusaur set up or attack next turn safely.
Reasoning trace (398 words)
Dragonite at full HP with possible multiscale. Sludgebomb at +1 sun... Venusaur spa 191 base, +1. Sludgebomb 90 BP. Multiscale halves. Dragonite defensive range... likely not a KO. Solarbeam is 1/4x on Dragonite (Dragon resists grass? Dragonite takes1x from grass actually... wait, Dragon/Flying: grass hits1x. Hmm, but the prompt says 1/4x. Wait, no—grass vs Dragon/Flying... Flying doesn't resist grass. Actually, hold on: Grass vs Flying = 1x? No! Grass is resisted by Flying? Let me check type chart: Grass is not very effective against Flying? Actually, Flying resists Grass? Grass weaknesses: Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, Bug. Yes! Flying resists Grass. And Dragon resists Grass? Grass effectiveness vs Dragon: 1x. Hmm, actually Dragon... no. So Grass vs Dragon/Flying = 0.5x. The prompt says 1/4x — perhaps Dragon also resists grass in this gen? Actually Dragon does not resist Grass. But the game states 1/4x, so trust it. So solarbeam is bad. So sludgebomb is the play. Poison vs Dragon/Flying = 1x. At +1 in sun... sun doesn't boost poison. Might not KO through multiscale. Sleep Powder: 75% accuracy, but Dragonite could have innerfocus (doesn't prevent sleep). Multiscale Dragonite likely. Sleep is huge if it hits. Speed uncertain — Dragonite might be faster and KO Venusaur? Venusaur at 157/187 with +1 atk... Dragonite physical moves like Dual Wingbeat, Earthquake, Extreme Speed (innerfocus). Dragonite could outspeed Venusaur (100 vs up to 145). If Venusaur is slower, we might get hit before sleeping it. But sleep still lets us survive one hit probably (157 HP, Dragonite attack range). Actually with +1 Atk Dragonite... stat range atk 138-204 already includes... unclear. Growth in sun gives +2 Atk/SpA but Venusaur is already +1, so Growth gives +2 in sun? "Raises by 1; 2 in Sun" so +1 → +3. But if we're slower, Dragonite hits us first anyway. Sludgebomb doesn't KO likely due to multiscale. Sleep Powder neutralizes the threat regardless of speed (unless faster Dragonite KOs this turn). Best play: Sleep Powder.75% accuracy. Even if Dragonite moves first, Venusaur likely survives one hit at 84%... maybe. Dragonite at +0 (Intimidate? Dragonite immune to intimidate if innerfocus... actually innerfocus makes immune to intimidate in Gen 8+? The prompt says yes). Hmm, alternative: Sludgebomb for reliable damage. But sleeping Dragonite is much better — Venusaur can then set up growth or attack. The deciding factor: sleep neutralizes Dragonite regardless of its bulk/multiscale. I'll choose sleeppowder.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedDragondanceMultiscale at full HP plus 4x Grass resist makes Venusaur unable to KO, so this is a free setup turn. Not Mega evolving preserves Multiscale protection this turn. Dragon Dance secures speed over Venusaur.
Reasoning trace (40 words)
Evaluating Dragonite's move options against a boosted Mega Venusaur while accounting for Thick Fat and Multiscale.Resolving the speed tie and Mega evolution uncertainty before choosing between Ice Punch and Dragon Dance.Evaluating Mega Evolution timing against Thick Fat and Multiscale interactions.
- Turn 4MiMo V2.6 Flash used
GrowthDragonite just fell asleep last turn, so it cannot move this turn—Growth in the sun gives +2 to both offenses, pushing Venusaur to +3/+3 for a sweep. Solarbeam is 4x resisted by Dragon/Flying, so setting up beats attacking now.
Reasoning trace (243 words)
Dragonite is asleep. Growth in sun gives +2 Atk/SpA (net +1 more from current +1). Solarbeam is 1/4x on Dragonite due to Flying resistance... wait, Grass vs Dragon/Flying: Flying resists Grass (2x resist), Dragon resists Grass (2x resist) = 4x resist. So solarbeam weak. Sludgebomb: Poison vs Dragon/Flying — neutral (Dragon doesn't resist Poison, Flying doesn't resist Poison). STAB 90 BP * 1.5 = 135, sun boost... sun boosts Fire only. Sludgebomb neutral. Growth in sun: +2 to both Atk and SpA. Venusaur at +1 already → becomes +3. Dragonite asleep, could wake this turn or not. If it wakes, it has +1 Atk, Dragonite moves probably before Venusaur (speed range 135-217 vs 100). Best play: Sludgebomb for damage while it sleeps, or Growth to set up. Dragonite at100% with possible multiscale. Sludgebomb with +1 SpA: 90*1.5 STAB = 135 * 1.5 (plus) ... probably does ~40-50%. Growth is risky if Dragonite wakes and hits hard. Actually if we can sleep-lock: Dragonite just fell asleep turn 3, so it will be asleep turns 4, 5, 6 minimum (1-3 turns). It's turn 4 now — Dragonite can't move this turn (just fell asleep). Actually sleep counter: falls asleep, can't move turn it falls asleep. Turn 4 it's asleep (turn 1 of sleep), might wake turn 5, 6, 7. So turn 4 Dragonite definitely can't act. Growth is free! +2 more → Venusaur at +3/+3. Then sweep with sludgebomb. Yes, Growth turn 4 is safe.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toIncineroarDragonite is asleep and gives a boosted Venusaur free turns, a bad matchup to stay in. Incineroar resists Grass and threatens Taunt plus Intimidate.
Reasoning trace (42 words)
Analyzing Pokémon Champions turn rules and selecting a single legal action based on speed, knockout, or matchup.Evaluating sleep duration and mega timing against thickfat venusaur to choose the legal move.Assessing switch options and sleep mechanics to avoid staying in as setup fodder.
- Turn 5MiMo V2.6 Flash used
SludgebombVenusaur already has +3 Sp. Atk, so Sludgebomb is a likely knockout on Incineroar — it's neutral and STAB, whereas Solarbeam is resisted. Speed is uncertain, but Incineroar can't KO Venusaur in one hit even with Fake Out pressure, so raw damage is the deciding factor.
Reasoning trace (99 words)
Venusaur has +3 SpA. Incineroar resists grass but sludgebomb is neutral. At +3 SpA with191 SpA, sludgebomb should do heavy damage. Solarbeam in sun with no charge, but not very effective. Sludgebomb is best damage option. But wait - might Incineroar use Fake Out? It already revealed fakeout. If it fakes out first, Venusaur flinches. Speed is uncertain. Sludgebomb at +3 STAB should OHKO or nearly OHKO Incineroar. Actually Incineroar at level 50 with ~170-200 HP, Venusaur 191 SpA +3 = huge. Sludgebomb STAB 90BP × 1.5 × 1.5 (sun doesn't boost poison) × stab... likely OHKO. Answer: sludgebomb.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedFakeoutVenusaur outspeeds Incineroar and is already +2 Atk +3 SpA, so it moves first and threatens a knockout or further Growth snowball. Both switches are bad matchups with Primarina weak to Grass/Poison and Dragonite asleep. Fake Out's priority flinches it before it can act.
Reasoning trace (40 words)
Analyzing battle state to select one legal action based on speed, knockout potential, or matchup.Evaluating matchup risk and switch timing against a boosted mega venusaur in sun.Assessing Fake Out priority versus Taunt timing and damage calculations for the boosted Venusaur.
- Turn 6MiMo V2.6 Flash used
SludgebombVenusaur has +3 Sp. Atk but Solar Beam would charge without sun, and Grass is resisted by Incineroar anyway. Sludgebomb is reliable, neutral, and hits hard with the boost — the deciding factor is a likely knockout or heavy damage without risking a charge turn.
Reasoning trace (84 words)
Venusaur has +3 SpA, Solar Beam is not very effective on Incineroar and charges. Sludgebomb is neutral. Incineroar is Fire/Dark — sludgebomb neutral, 90 BP with +3 boost should do good damage. But Incineroar could Parting out. Sleep Powder could put it to sleep but 75% accuracy. Venusaur likely faster or speed tie. Best: sludgebomb for reliable damage. Or solarbeam won't work without sun (charges). Actually with no sun, Solar Beam charges a turn — bad. Sludgebomb it is. With +3 SpA, decent damage.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragoniteIncineroar is slower than Venusaur and faces a +3 boosted STAB attack, a bad matchup that risks a knockout. Dragonite resists Grass and has full HP Multiscale to absorb the hit.
Reasoning trace (45 words)
Analyzing battle state and move options to select the optimal action for Incineroar against Mega Venusaur.Evaluating damage ranges and move legality to rule out illegal Fake Out and assess KO risk.Comparing Parting Shot’s debuff and pivot against Taunt and switch options under unclear switch-target mechanics.
- Turn 7MiMo V2.6 Flash used
SludgebombDragonite is asleep at 34% HP, and Venusaur's +3 SpA Sludge Bomb should knock it out before it can move or wake up. Speed isn't a concern since the target is asleep, and this is a likely knockout opportunity.
Reasoning trace (144 words)
Dragonite is asleep at 34%. Venusaur has +3 SpA. Sludge Bomb should knock it out. But Dragonite might wake up... it just fell asleep last turn (turn 6 used sludge bomb, dragonite came in turn 6?). Actually Dragonite came in turn 6 and status SLP - it must have slept turn 6 or earlier. Actually recent turns show turn 6: Dragonite came in, Venusaur used Sludge Bomb, Dragonite at 34% slp. So Dragonite slept turn 5? Hmm, unclear. If it's been asleep, it could wake this turn. Sludge Bomb at +3 SpA vs Dragonite (SpD 108-167): 90 BP * ~3.5x boost. Venusaur SpA 191. That's likely a KO from 34%. Even if it wakes, Dragonite can't OHKO Venusaur easily (physical attacker vs143 Def, though +2 Dragonite...). Actually Dragonite might have Dragon Dance. It's at 34%, boosted Venusaur kills it. Sludge Bomb is the play.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toIncineroarDragonite is asleep and at 35% HP against a +3 Venusaur, so staying in risks a likely knockout without moving. Incineroar resists Grass, takes neutral Sludge Bomb, and Intimidate softens the boosted matchup.
Reasoning trace (30 words)
Following Pokémon battle rules to pick one legal action based on speed, knockout, or matchup.Evaluating speed tie and sleep status against boosted Venusaur to choose a legal move or switch.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toDragoniteVenusaur is at +3 SpA and will likely knock out anything switching in with Sludge Bomb. Dragonite is already low and asleep, so sack it to preserve full-health Primarina for Torkoal.
Reasoning trace (38 words)
Analyzing the Pokémon battle rules and output format constraints to select the single best legal action.Evaluating forced switch options against Venusaur's boosted stats and Dragonite's sleep status.Comparing sacking Dragonite versus sending Primarina given type matchups and sleep status.
- Turn 8MiMo V2.6 Flash used
SludgebombDragonite is asleep at only 34% HP, and my Mega Venusaur has +3 Sp. Atk — Sludge Bomb should knock it out regardless of whether it wakes up. Solar Beam is resisted 1/4x, and Sleep Powder is unnecessary since it's already asleep. Speed is uncertain, but Venusaur can tank whatever Dragonite throws.
Reasoning trace (90 words)
Dragonite is asleep at 34%. Venusaur has +3 SpA. Sludge Bomb should KO Dragonite at 34%. It's super effective? No, Dragon/Flying — Poison is neutral. With +3 SpA, Sludge Bomb (90 BP) vs Dragonite should easily KO at 34%. But Dragonite is asleep—it might wake up. Even if it wakes, Venusaur can take a hit. Sludge Bomb is the safe play to KO. Note "1/4x on dragonite" for solarbeam?? That's odd—grass vs Dragon/Flying... wait Dragonite resists grass (1/2) and flying resists grass (1/2) → 1/4. Yes. Sludge Bomb it is.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedExtremespeedmegaPrimarina is a bad matchup to switch into Venusaur: it resists both STABs and threatens a +3 Sludge Bomb KO. Staying with sleeping Dragonite blocks Sleep Powder. ExtremeSpeed gives priority if Dragonite wakes.
Reasoning trace (51 words)
Analyzing Pokemon battle state to determine valid move options while Dragonite is asleep.Evaluating switch versus stay options against a +3 boosted Venusaur while Dragonite is asleep.Assessing the matchup and concluding Primarina is a poor switch-in against Venusaur.Evaluating sleep mechanics and mega evolution timing to avoid wasting the mega while preserving Primarina.
Muse Spark 1.3 switched toPrimarinaDragonite fainted so I must send in the last Pokemon. Primarina is the only legal switch despite the bad matchup into boosted Venusaur.
Reasoning trace (11 words)
Applying forced-switch logic and formatting the required thought and decision tags.
- Turn 9MiMo V2.6 Flash used
SludgebombVenusaur is at +3 Sp. Atk, so Sludge Bomb should KO Primarina from full before it can threaten back. Speed is uncertain, but even if Primarina moves first with Moonblast, Venusaur likely survives at 72%; knockout potential decides this.
Reasoning trace (63 words)
At +3 SpA, Sludge Bomb should knock out Primarina easily. Speed is uncertain but Sludge Bomb at +3 is a likely knockout if we move first. If Primarina moves first with Moonblast, it could hurt Venusaur (72.7% HP). Moonblast would deal significant damage but probably not KO. Sludge Bomb at +3 SpA (191*4≈ massive) vs Primarina SpD — likely OHKO. Go Sludge Bomb.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedSparklingariaVenusaur moves first and will likely knock out Primarina with +3 Sludge Bomb, and there is no switch available. Both STABs are resisted, so deal the most damage possible before fainting.
Reasoning trace (39 words)
Evaluating speed, knockout potential, and matchup to select the single best legal action under format constraints.Checking speed ranges and move effectiveness to pick the only legal move.Evaluating damage and survival tradeoffs between attacking and boosting given no switch option.