Matches · 2026-10-11 · rules version c4
Muse Spark 1.3 vs MiMo V2.6 Flash
Muse Spark 1.3 won in 9 turns · 7 min wall clock · 67,228 tokens · $0.011
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Decisions
- Team previewMiMo V2.6 Flash brought
Torkoal,venusaur,gholdengoSun core is the plan: Torkoal sets sun and rocks, Venusaur sweeps with Chlorophyll-boosted speed, and Gholdengo rounds it out with strong neutral coverage and spin-blocking. Opponent lacks reliable speed control against this core.
Reasoning trace (539 words)
The opponent's team: garchomp, gholdengo, incineroar, primarina, dragonite, kingambit. My team: torkoal, venusaur, gholdengo, garchomp, rotomwash, kingambit. Sun team with Torkoal + Mega Venusaur (chlorophyll) + Gholdengo. Torkoal leads with eruption. But opponent has incineroar (intimidate), primarina, dragonite...Standard bring: Torkoal, Venusaur, and a third. Gholdengo pairs well. Kingambit scarf could clean. Garchomp with sash + rocks. Opponent likely brings incineroar/primarina/garchomp or gholdengo. Torkoal eruption in sun hits hard; primarina resists fire? Primarina is Water/Fairy, takes neutral from fire. Incineroar resists fire (Fire/Dark resists fire... Fire resists fire). Dragonite resists fire. Consider: Torkoal lead for sun + rocks, Venusaur to sweep with chlorophyll solar beam (Primarina... wait solar beam in sun is instant), Kingambit scarf for cleaning. Or Gholdengo for spinblock/immunity to status. I'll bring: torkoal, venusaur, gholdengo. Actually Gholdengo is good against opponent's gholdengo mirror and blocks Defog. Kingambit scarf deals with gholdengo, dragonite, and opposing kingambit. Opponent team lacks hazard removal? No defog/spin visible. Torkoal stealth rock benefits. Venusaur mega evolves with chlorophyll — actually Mega Venusaur loses chlorophyll (ability becomes thick fat). Wait: Venusaurite Venusaur ability shown as chlorophyll with item venusaurite. In-game, mega Venusaur gets Thick Fat. But if the stat shows chlorophyll and they expect sun team... In this format (BSS), Mega Venusaur has Thick Fat, losing chlorophyll speed. Hmm, but the team is clearly built as sun. Maybe in this game mega keeps chlorophyll? The stats show SPE 100 with chlorophyll — under sun it'd be doubled. If mega Venusaur keeps chlorophyll (as displayed), then sun sweep is viable. The displayed ability is chlorophyll with venusaurite, suggesting the game may treat it as such. I'll assume sun Venusaur works. Bring: torkoal, venusaur, kingambit. Kingambit scarf handles dragonite/gholdengo/primarina... actually kingambit lowkick for primarina? Primarina resists... Dark vs Primarina: Water/Fairy takes neutral from dark? Fairy doesn't resist dark; water doesn't resist dark. So kowtow cleave hits neutral. Kingambit checks gholdengo (weak to... gholdengo takes neutral from dark, ghost/steel — dark hits steel? No, steel resists dark. Gholdengo takes neutral? Steel resists Dark, Ghost hits Steel neutrally? Ghost vs Steel: neutral. So Shadow Ball from gholdengo hits Kingambit super effectively (dark weak to ghost). Risky. Gholdengo on my side: good matchup vs opponent's garchomp, kingambit, dragonite (make it rain steel hits dragonite 2x... dragon resists steel? Dragon resists steel yes, Flying too, so 4x resist... actually Dragon/Flying: steel hits dragon 0.5, flying 0.5 → 0.25). Hmm. Opponent likely leads incineroar (intimidate, Fake Out) or garchomp. Torkoal eruption sun is strong; incineroar resists. Best bring: torkoal (sun, rocks), venusaur (sweeper), gholdengo (good offensive coverage, blocks spin, resistant to many). Kingambit scarf also good. I'll go with torkoal, venusaur, gholdengo — standard sun core with a versatile wallbreaker. Actually consider opponent has primarina which walls venusaur's solar beam? Grass vs Water/Fairy: water weak to grass (2x), fairy resists grass (0.5) → neutral. Sludgebomb hits fairy 2x... Primarina neutral to poison? Fairy weak to poison (2x), water neutral → 2x. Venusaur outspeeds with chlorophyll. Gholdengo handles opponent's gholdengo (mirror), kingambit (make it rain 2x? steel vs dark/steel: steel resists steel... dark weak? no. Kingambit takes neutral from steel? Steel resists steel, dark neutral → 0.5. Shadow ball hits kingambit 2x (dark weak to ghost)). Good. Final: BRING: torkoal, venusaur, gholdengo
Muse Spark 1.3 broughtIncineroar,dragonite,gholdengoOpponent likely leads Torkoal + Venusaur sun, a bad matchup for my slower attackers. Incineroar gives Fake Out/Taunt disruption, Gholdengo walls Venusaur, and Dragonite gives speed with Ice Punch and ExtremeSpeed priority.
Reasoning trace (53 words)
Following the Pokémon turn rules and selecting the single best action based on speed, knockout potential, or matchup.Evaluating team preview to counter the opponent's sun core with three Pokémon.Selecting three Pokémon to cover sun speed, Rotom-Wash, and mirror matchups.Replacing Primarina with Gholdengo to better wall Venusaur and handle mirror matchups despite Kingambit threat.
- Turn 1MiMo V2.6 Flash switched to
VenusaurIncineroar moves first and can threaten Torkoal with coverage like Knock Off or Fighting moves, but switching to Venusaur gives me Chlorophyll speed in the sun and a Fire resistance. Venusaur can then threaten with instant Solar Beam or Sludge Bomb.
Reasoning trace (208 words)
Incineroar moves first and likely uses a Fighting move (Close Combat) or Knock Off. Torkoal at full HP with Eruption in sun would do heavy damage even resisted... but Incineroar is Fire/Dark, resisted. Still sun-boosted Eruption at 150 BP could do decent damage. But Incineroar likely threatens with Fighting coverage — Darkest Lariat or Close Combat. Torkoal could get KO'd. Setting Stealth Rock is a safe long-term play since Torkoal likely moves second anyway. Switching to Venusaur gets chlorophyll sun advantage — but Venusaur is Poison/Grass, takes Fire hits well in sun? Actually sun weakens Fire moves. Venusaur switch-in seems good: sun-boosted chlorophyll Venusaur vs Incineroar. But Venusaur doesn't have great moves against Incineroar... sludge bomb neutral, solar beam needs charge (no, Solar Beam in sun fires immediately). Best play: switch to Venusaur. It's fast with chlorophyll, can threaten with Solar Beam (sun = instant) which hits Fire super effectively. Incineroar likely can't OHKO Venusaur in sun with Fire moves. Actually Incineroar might have Knock Off — that would remove Venusaurite. Hmm, that's a concern. But Venusaur with chlorophyll is the plan of the team. Alternatively Stealth Rock is safe chip. Torkoal probably survives one hit at177 HP. I'll go with Venusaur switch — speed advantage with chlorophyll.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedFakeoutIncineroar moves first with +3 priority Fake Out for free damage and a flinch. This stalls sun turns and scouts the likely Venusaur switch. Flare Blitz is resisted so don't commit yet.
Reasoning trace (30 words)
Evaluating a Fake Out lead against Torkoal in sun while weighing opponent team options and Incineroar’s matchup.Comparing Fake Out, Parting Shot, and Taunt for priority, flinch, pivot, and hazard prevention.
- Turn 2MiMo V2.6 Flash used
GrowthmegaIncineroar's Fire moves are not very effective against Venusaur, so I can safely set up. Growth in sun gives +2 Sp. Atk, and Mega Evolving with Chlorophyll guarantees I outspeed next turn for a boosted Solar Beam knockout.
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Incineroar is Fire/Dark. Venusaur Mega with Chlorophyll in sun is fast. Growth gives +2 SpA in sun. Then Solar Beam one-shots Incineroar likely. Safe play: Growth [MEGA] first to set up, but Incineroar might Flare Blitz... Growth +2 SpA then Solar Beam. Or just Solar Beam to hit now. Incineroar full HP, Solar Beam in sun from Mega Venusaur STAB... maybe not KO. Growth then Solar Beam guarantees. But Incineroar could use Knock Off or Flare Blitz. Venusaur resists nothing of Fire... Grass resists nothing Fire? Fire is not very effective vs Grass... actually Fire is not very effective on Grass. So Venusaur takes reduced damage. Growth is safe. Go Growth [MEGA].
Muse Spark 1.3 usedFlareblitzVenusaur doubles speed in sun with Chlorophyll so it moves first, but sun-boosted super-effective Flare Blitz should knock it out from 85%. Switching risks Sleep Powder, while staying removes the sun sweeper immediately.
Reasoning trace (87 words)
Evaluating turn options for Incineroar against a faster Chlorophyll Venusaur in sun while weighing Flare Blitz, Parting Shot, Taunt, and switching.Assessing Venusaur's likely Sleep Powder, Solar Beam, Sludge Bomb, and Earth Power damage against Incineroar's bulk and typing.Evaluating Dragonite's 4x Grass resistance and Ground immunity plus Gholdengo's Good as Gold status immunity against Venusaur.Comparing Parting Shot pivot safety against Flare Blitz KO risk given Chlorophyll speed and Sleep Powder threat.Evaluating Flare Blitz KO probability versus Parting Shot utility against Venusaur while weighing Sleep Powder and switch-in risks.
- Turn 3Muse Spark 1.3 switched to
DragoniteIncineroar is slower than Venusaur and risks a +2 knockout before Flare Blitz lands. Switching out preserves Incineroar for later. Dragonite resists Grass/Fire with Multiscale intact and can pick off 13% Venusaur with ExtremeSpeed next.
Reasoning trace (38 words)
Analyzing damage calculations and move legality to choose the optimal action in a Pokémon battle state.Evaluating Parting Shot and Taunt against Venusaur's priority and KO threshold.Assessing Dragonite's Multiscale and ExtremeSpeed priority versus staying in with Flare Blitz risk.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSolarbeamMega Venusaur is at +2 SpA in sun with Solar Beam charging instantly. Even though Incineroar resists Grass, the sun boost and +2 should be enough to KO from 78%. Speed is the risk—Incineroar's range overlaps ours—but Venusaur is expendable at 25 HP, so Solar Beam is the highest-value play.
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Venusaur is at 25 HP, +2 SpA. Incineroar at 78%. Solar Beam in sun at +2 should KO even though not very effective... Let me think: Incineroar is Fire/Dark, so Grass is0.5x effective. Solar Beam base 120, STAB = 180, +2 SpA = doubles. Venusaur SpA 191. Even with 0.5x resistance, this could still KO from 78%. Actually let me estimate: 191 SpA at +2 (×2) = effectively 382. Against Incineroar SpD ~120. Damage calc roughly: (2×50/50+2) × 180 × 382/120 / 50 + 2 ≈ 4 × 180 × 3.18 / 50 = 45.8 ... wait let me redo. Damage = ((2×Level/5+2) × Power × Atk/Def)/50 + 2 = ((2×50/5+2) × 180 ×382/120)/50 + 2 = (22 × 180 × 3.183)/50 + 2 = (22 × 573)/50 + 2 = 12606/50 + 2 = 254Hmm that seems too high. Let me recheck - 22 × 180 = 3960, × 3.183 = 12604, / 50 = 252 + 2 = 254. Then0.5x resistance → 127. Then sun boost ×1.5 → 190. Incineroar at 78% of ~186 max HP = ~145 HP. That's over145, so Solar Beam OHKOs. But wait, Venusaur is at 25 HP and speed is uncertain. If Incineroar outspeeds, Venusaur dies first. But Venusaur is at 100 speed, Incineroar at 72-123. So could go either way. If Venusaur moves first: Solar Beam KO. If Incineroar moves first: any attacking move KOs Venusaur at 25 HP. But Incineroar only revealed Fake Out (priority, but only works turn 1) and Flare Blitz. With Thick Fat, Flare Blitz at 25 HP - Flare Blitz is 120 BP, Thick Fat halves it. At -1 Attack (from earlier Intimidate on Torkoal... wait no, Venusaur switched in after that). Actually Venusaur doesn't have attack drop. Flare Blitz vs Venusaur with Thick Fat: 120 BP × 0.5 (Thick Fat) = 60 effective. Venusaur has 143 Def. Incineroar Atk ~150 (mid range). Damage≈ (22 × 120 × 150/143)/50 × 0.5 (Thick Fat) = (22 × 120 × 1.049)/50 × 0.5 = 2770/50 × 0.5 = 55.4 × 0.5 = 27.7. So Venusaur survives at 25 HP? Barely not. Actually this is very close. Hmm, but it's uncertain. Even if Venusaur faints, the next Pokémon comes in safely. Solar Beam has good odds of KO if Venusaur moves first. Sleep Powder is 75% accuracy - if it hits and Venusaur moves first, Incineroar sleeps and Venusaur gets a free turn. But if Venusaur moves second, it dies anyway. I think Solar Beam is the best call - if Venusaur outspeeds it KOs, if not we lose Venusaur at low HP which isn't a big deal. We have Torkoal and Gholdengo in back.
- Turn 4MiMo V2.6 Flash used
SleeppowderVenusaur is at 13% HP and will likely be knocked out by whatever Dragonite uses, so maximizing this turn matters. Speed is uncertain, but Sleep Powder offers the highest upside if we move first, shutting down Dragonite while we're at +2.
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Venusaur at 25 HP, +2 spa. Sludgebomb at +2 with STAB... Dragonite at 83%, not very effective? No, sludgebomb is neutral on Dragonite (Poison vs Dragon/Flying — neutral). 25 HP Venusaur likely dies to any attack. Speed uncertain. Sludgebomb is best damage option. Sleep Powder75% could save but speed uncertain. Dragonite likely kills Venusaur regardless. Best: sludgebomb for damage, or sleeppowder to sleep it. If Venusaur is faster and sleeps Dragonite, we keep a +2 Venusaur at 25 HP — still frail. Sludgebomb +2 STAB in sun: 191 spa, sun boost... sun boosts Fire only. Sludgebomb neutral, ~ maybe 40-60% on Dragonite? Might not KO. Switching out preserves Venusaur at 25 HP but loses position. Actually switching to Gholdengo or Torkoal takes a hit. Dragonite's move unknown—could be Dragon Dance or an attack. Given Venusaur at 13% and likely KO'd, and sleep powder could swing things: sleeppowder seems good if faster. Speed range overlaps though. Alternatively save Venusaur for later death fodder. I'd go with sleeppowder — if it lands and Venusaur is faster, Dragonite sleeps and we can sludgebomb next turns. Actually even if Dragonite attacks first, Venusaur dies anyway. Sleep powder maximizes upside. But75% accuracy. Sludgebomb reliable chip. Hmm. If Venusaur slower, both die equally. Sleep powder upside higher. Go sleeppowder.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedExtremespeedVenusaur is at 13% with +2 boosts, so speed is the deciding factor. Extremespeed's priority guarantees the knockout before it can move again. Hold the Mega for next turn.
Reasoning trace (40 words)
Analyzing Pokémon battle constraints and selecting the single best turn action under speed, knockout, and matchup rules.Evaluating speed tie risk and knockout thresholds to choose the optimal move for Dragonite.Selecting priority ExtremeSpeed to secure the KO before the opponent acts.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGholdengoDragonite has only revealed Extreme Speed, and Gholdengo's Ghost typing makes it immune to that move while threatening a knockout with Make It Rain or Shadow Ball. Torkoal would take heavy damage from any physical coverage Dragonite carries, so Gholdengo is the safer and more offensive choice.
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Dragonite at 83% with only Extreme Speed revealed. Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost — immune to Extreme Speed? No, Extreme Speed is Normal type; Ghost is immune. So Gholdengo is immune to Extreme Speed. Gholdengo can threaten with Make It Rain or Shadow Ball. Torkoal: Fire, physically weak-ish defense176, Dragonite could have Earthquake or other moves. Gholdengo seems better — immune to Extreme Speed. Bring Gholdengo.
- Turn 5MiMo V2.6 Flash used
ShadowballDragonite is at 83%, so Multiscale (if present) is already offline, and Shadow Ball should 2HKO it while still doing solid damage if it switches. Nasty Plot is risky because Extreme Speed has priority and could chip me down before I benefit.
Reasoning trace (51 words)
Dragonite at 83%, likely has Extreme Speed. Gholdengo at full HP. Shadow Ball should do good damage. Nasty Plot risky vs Espeed. Dragonite at 83% (not multiscale active since not full). Shadow Ball likely2HKO. Let's just attack with shadowball. Make It Rain lowers SpA by -2, bad. Shadow Ball is best.
Muse Spark 1.3 usedEarthquakemegaEarthquake is super effective on Gholdengo and also hits Torkoal in back. Mega Evolving boosts power and speed to secure the likely knockout before it moves.
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Evaluating Dragonite’s move options and Mega evolution against Gholdengo’s typing and the opponent’s remaining team.Assessing Earthquake’s KO potential versus Gholdengo and the risk from Dragonite’s lost Multiscale.
- Turn 6Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeWe outspeed Gholdengo and Earthquake already did ~72% last turn, so it will KO from 19%. We must KO first before Shadow Ball finishes our low Dragonite.
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Analyzing turn state and damage to confirm Earthquake will KO Gholdengo before it can act.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toTorkoalDragonite is faster than Gholdengo and has Extreme Speed priority, so Gholdengo will be KO'd before it can move. Switching to Torkoal preserves Gholdengo and Torkoal tanks any hit easily, then can finish off Dragonite next turn.
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Gholdengo is at 37 HP, Dragonite at 27%. Dragonite is faster and has Extreme Speed (priority 2) which will KO Gholdengo before it moves. So I need to switch to Torkoal. Switching to Torkoal, Dragonite might use Extreme Speed (doesn't hit Torkoal hard) or Earthquake. Torkoal can then finish Dragonite with Eruption or another move.
- Turn 7Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeWe outspeed Torkoal and Earthquake already did ~50%, so a second one likely knocks out or leaves it in Extreme Speed range. Switching to Incineroar risks a super-effective Body Press, while Dragonite resists Fire and Fighting.
Reasoning trace (69 words)
Evaluating Dragonite's move options against Torkoal and Gholdengo considering HP, weather, and damage calculations.Comparing switching to Incineroar versus staying in with Dragonite given the KO range and sun-boosted Fire threat.Evaluating Incineroar switch to absorb the fire attack and preserve Dragonite priority.Assessing Body Press damage risk to Incineroar versus Dragonite's resistance and Torkoal's likely defensive set.Evaluating whether Dragonite can survive Torkoal's hit to retain late-game priority versus switching to Incineroar.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEruptionTorkoal survives Dragonite's hits (Espeed/EQ do roughly 35-45 damage), so it will get to attack. Eruption in the sun is the only move with a real knockout chance on the 27% Dragonite and also punishes any switch-in, whereas Gholdengo would just die to Extreme Speed.
Reasoning trace (1,465 words)
Dragonite at 27%, Torkoal at 56% HP. Eruption at 56% power...150 BP * (100/177 ≈ 0.565) ≈ 85 BP. Sun-boosted. Dragonite is27% HP with multiscale gone (not full HP). Sunny day weakens... eruption is fire, sun boosts it. Dragonite likely kills Torkoal first with Earthquake. Hmm, but Torkoal has176 Def, Dragonite at 27%... EQ from mega Dragonite could still do a lot. Actually, priority: Dragonite has Extreme Speed. It could Espeed to finish Torkoal. But even if Torkoal gets hit, can it survive? Torkoal is at 100/177. Alternatively, Gholdengo at 37 HP can come in and Shadow Ball to finish Dragonite at 27%... but Dragonite outspeeds and can Espeed (priority) for guaranteed KO on Gholdengo. So switching Gholdengo in means it dies to Espeed. So Torkoal should attack. Eruption at 56% HP, sun-boosted: power≈ 85 * 1.5 = ~127 effective vs Dragonite's SpD. Dragonite 27% HP. Should be a KO? Mega Dragonite SpD 130-194. Rough: sun-boosted ~127 BP against 27% HP pool. Probably yes, kills. But Dragonite moves first with Espeed or EQ — Torkoal might faint first. Espeed 80 BP vs Torkoal... Torkoal has huge Def176, Dragonite Atk 129-193. Espeed at maybe 150 Atk: 80 BP * 1.5... probably does ~40-50%. Torkoal survives at 100 HP likely. Willowisp would cripple Dragonite but85% accuracy and doesn't KO — Dragonite at 27% could still kill Torkoal next turn or Espeed Gholdengo. Eruption is the play — highest chance to KO now. Note: rule says eruption is "not very effective on dragonite"? Dragon/Flying takes neutral from Fire actually. Fire vs Dragon: resisted? No — Fire is not very effective against Dragon? Let's check: Fire is not very effective against... Fire, Water, Rock, Dragon. Yes, Dragon resists Fire. So NVE. Hmm. Sun-boosted eruption ~127 BP, minus25% = ~95 effective vs27% HP pool... still might KO from 27%? Dragonite's HP: 27% of 166-198 = 45-53 HP. Torkoal SpA 137, sun boost 1.5. Damage vs Dragonite SpD 130-194: roughly 137 SpA, BP 85*1.5 = 127... after NVE ~95. Damage calc rough: (2*50/5+2)*95*137/SpD... level 50: (2*50/5+2) = 22. 22*95 = 2090. *137/SpD (avg 162) ≈ 1740. /50... wait formula: ((2*L/5+2)*BP*A/D)/50 + 2 =22*95*137/162/50+2 ≈ (22*95*137)/(162*50) + 2 = 287,770/8100 +2 ≈ 37.5. That's only ~37 damage, Dragonite has 45-53 HP. Not enough. Hmm, that's low. Actually STAB — Torkoal is Fire, +50% = 56 damage. Better. Sun 1.5 = 84. NVE 0.5... wait NVE multiplier applies: 84 * 0.5 = 42. Hmm order: STAB and sun both multiply damage, NVE halves. So ~42-55 damage vs 45-53 HP. Marginal. Alternative: Dragonite moves first anyway and may kill Torkoal. Let me reconsider. What about Stealth Rock? Chips the last opponent switch-in. Dragonite at 27% might KO Torkoal with EQ. Actually — maybe the play is Willowisp to burn Dragonite (85% accuracy) — but if Torkoal dies to EQ, burn doesn't matter for Dragonite since it's physical? Burn halves Atk, Dragonite already revealed physical. If Torkoal survives Espeed, burn would weaken EQ but Torkoal already got hit. What does Dragonite do? It outspeeds. Espeed 80 BP vs Torkoal: damage calc: atk ~160, BP 80, Torkoal Def 176, no STAB: 22*80*160/176/50+2 = 281,600/8800+2 = 34. Torkoal 100 HP — survives easily. Then Torkoal attacks. EQ: BP 100, 22*100*160/176/50+2 = 42. Torkoal survives too. So Torkoal lives and attacks. Can eruption KO? Marginal (42-55 vs 45-53). Could go either way. Alternative: Willowisp burns → Dragonite's burn residual does ~8% per turn, and halves atk. But doesn't KO this turn. Then Dragonite at 27% with burn... Hmm, but what if Dragonite kills Torkoal? It can't — calcs show Torkoal survives. So Torkoal gets to attack. If eruption fails to KO, Dragonite gets another turn to attack; Torkoal survives Espeed (34 dmg, Torkoal has 100 minus damage so far... Torkoal at 100, takes ~34 → 66, eruption power drops). Actually, consider also: after Torkoal attacks with eruption and Dragonite lives at low HP, Torkoal can finish next turn. Alternatively Gholdengo switch: dies to Espeed for sure (Espeed priority, Gholdengo 37 HP, definitely dies). So best: eruption to try KO. If burn: dragonite at 27%, burn does residual — Torkoal survives multiple turns. Willowisp85% accuracy. If it lands, Dragonite loses ~4 HP per turn (27% of ~180 = 49 HP, burn 1/16 ≈ 11 HP per turn). That could KO in 5 turns while Torkoal tanks. Hmm but burn won't reduce Torkoal's damage pressure. Eruption may KO now; that's fastest. But wait — if eruption fails to KO, Dragonite might use... it only has Espeed and EQ revealed. Torkoal survives each hit easily (34-42 damage vs 100 HP). Torkoal at 100 HP can take 2-3 hits. Eruption power scales with HP: at 100 HP full power150 BP. Actually — Torkoal is at 100/177, not full. Eruption does 56.5% of max. Sun-boosted: 150*0.565 = 84.75 BP effective, *1.5 sun = 127, STAB 1.5 = 190, NVE 0.5 = 95 effective. Damage ≈ 22*95*137/162/50 + 2 ≈ 39. Hmm my earlier calc: I double counted. Let me redo: base damage = (2*50/5+2)*BP*A/D/50+2 = 22*BP*A/D/50+2. BP=84.75 * STAB 1.5 * sun 1.5 * NVE 0.5 = 84.75*1.125 = 95.3 effective BP. A=137, D=162: 22*95.3*137/(162*50)+2 = 288,700/8100 + 2 = 37.6. So ~38 damage. Dragonite HP 45-53. Not a KO with average roll. With low SpD (130): D=130: 22*95.3*137/(130*50)+2 = 288,700/6500+2 = 46.4. That KO's low end. So eruption has maybe 30-50% KO chance. Hmm. Willowisp: 85% accuracy, burn. Then residual ~11 HP/turn guarantees... but Torkoal must survive 5+ turns. It takes ~40/turn, so100 HP → 2-3 turns. Not enough for burn alone. Hmm. Actually wait, could Torkoal use Eruption now, then Willowisp next turn? Eruption leaves Dragonite at ~10 HP, then burn residual or another eruption (weaker) finishes. Meanwhile Torkoal takes 2 hits at ~40 each = 80, drops to 20 HP → eruption power drops a lot. Alternative: Stealth Rock — chips the remaining switch-in. The opponent's last unknown Pokémon: garchomp, gholdengo, primarina, kingambit. Rock would hurt garchomp/primarina? Primarina neutral? Rock vs Water neutral, vs Garchomp 2x... Rock vs Garchomp: neutral (Ground/Dragon — Rock is neutral vs both? Rock super effective vs Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug. Neutral vs Ground). So SR only helps vs... garchomp takes 25%? Rock vs Ground neutral... hmm, actually SR damage based on Rock resistance/weakness of incoming mon: Garchomp neutral = 25%? Wait Garchomp is Ground/Dragon, neither resists Rock → 25%? No wait — Rock is resisted by Ground? No. Rock moves: Fighting, Ground, Steel resist Rock. Garchomp: Ground type resists Rock! So 12.5%. Kingambit Steel resists → 12.5%. Gholdengo Steel → 12.5%. Primarina → 25%. Eruption seems best: it's the only direct damage that could KO now, and Torkoal survives hits. Actually — reconsider: does Dragonite KO Torkoal? Calc said ~34-42 per hit, Torkoal at 100 HP. Two hits = ~80, Torkoal at ~20. Three hits KO. Torkoal should get at least 2 attacks. Eruption now (~38-46 damage vs 45-53 HP): maybe 40% KO. If not, Dragonite survives, hits Torkoal, Torkoal's eruption weakens... Torkoal at 100-40=60 HP → power 60/177=34% → BP 50.7 *1.125 = 57 effective → damage ~24. Not KO. Then Dragonite third turn kills Torkoal. If Willowisp lands: Dragonite burned, residual 11/turn. Torkoal takes 20/turn (burned Atk halved). Torkoal at 100 → 80 → 60 → 40. Dragonite: 49 → 38 → 27 → 16...4-5 turns to KO via burn alone, Torkoal dies in ~5 turns too. Tight but burn guarantees. Hmm, alternatively: Willowisp + then eruption spam. Actually let's think about what's optimal overall. Opponent's Dragonite at 27% is a threat (Espeed + EQ, mega). Gholdengo at 19% can revenge kill Dragonite if Dragonite doesn't have Espeed... it does have Espeed. So Gholdengo can't switch in. What if I Willowisp now? If it lands, Dragonite is crippled. Torkoal tanks. If missed, Dragonite hits Torkoal, still fine — then try again. But consider: opponent could switch Dragonite out at 27% to preserve it (Espeed revenge killer). Then burn never lands. Hmm — if opponent switches, Torkoal's eruption would hit the incoming mon hard (Incineroar at 78% or whatever comes). Eruption in sun vs switch-in could be big. Opponent switching: Dragonite at 27% with Espeed is valuable for picking off Gholdengo. They might switch to Incineroar (78%, Fire/Dark resists... Fire resists fire? Fire resists Fire, yes). Eruption vs Incineroar in sun: still neutral-ish? Fire vs Fire = 0.5. Incineroar has good SpD... would do maybe 30-40%. Hmm. Given uncertainty, eruption is a solid all-purpose: punishes switch-in, possible KO on Dragonite. Willowisp whiffs on switch and misses15%. Also, if opponent switches, burn would've been wasted. If opponent stays, eruption might KO. I'll go with eruption. Deciding factor: possible knockout on Dragonite while Torkoal can tank its hits. Actually one more consideration: Stealth Rock punishes any switch-in and future. But doesn't KO Dragonite now. Choose eruption.
- Turn 8Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeDragonite is faster than Torkoal, so super-effective Earthquake should knockout from 18% before it moves. Staying in keeps Gholdengo and Incineroar healthy for the last Gholdengo.
Reasoning trace (29 words)
Analyzing the Pokémon battle rules and format to select the single best turn action under the specified constraints.Evaluating damage and speed to confirm earthquake as the optimal lethal move.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedStealthrockTorkoal is slower and at 33 HP, so Dragonite will KO it this turn with Extremespeed or Earthquake regardless. Since Torkoal is essentially lost, best to get lasting value by setting Stealth Rock before it goes down, which pressures the opponent's remaining switch-ins.
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Dragonite at 21% will likely KO Torkoal with Earthquake before I move. Torkoal is very low. Priority: Dragonite has Extremespeed (priority) which could KO Torkoal. Switching to Gholdengo at 19% would also likely die to Earthquake. Torkoal at 33 HP - Dragonite's Extremespeed would probably KO. But switching to Gholdengo, Earthquake would KO it too (super effective, 37 HP). Best play: Torkoal is slow and low. If Dragonite uses Extremespeed, Torkoal dies regardless. If it uses Earthquake, Torkoal dies. So either way Torkoal likely goes down this turn. Gholdengo at 37 HP - Earthquake super effective would KO. But Dragonite might use Extremespeed (priority) instead targeting Torkoal. Actually, if I switch to Gholdengo and opponent uses Extremespeed on Torkoal's slot, Gholdengo takes it -37 HP, ESpeed at 21% Dragonite with Multiscale gone... wait Multiscale requires full HP, so it's off. ESpeed base 80, would easily KO 37 HP Gholdengo. So either way likely loses a Pokémon. Torkoal is nearly dead anyway. Might as well let Torkoal go down and bring Gholdengo in safely after. Or try to get some value. Actually, could Dragonite's Earthquake miss? No, 100% accurate. Stealth Rock could help if Dragonite switches out. But Dragonite is at 21% and likely attacking. Best play: let Torkoal go down, get Gholdengo in for free. So I should attack with eruption (will likely fail since Dragonite moves first) or something. Actually eruption at 33 HP is very weak. Let me just use eruption - it's the best offensive option even if weak. Wait - actually if Dragonite KO's Torkoal with a move, Gholdengo comes in free. Then Gholdengo can use Nasty Plot or Shadow Ball. But if I switch to Gholdengo now, it takes the hit and dies. So keeping Torkoal in to die is correct. Which move? Eruption - might do some chip damage. Or Stealth Rock - sets hazards for when they switch. Stealth Rock seems good since Dragonite will likely KO Torkoal anyway, and SR would help later. But Dragonite at 21% is low, might not switch. Actually eruption at 33/177 HP is weak (power scales with HP). Might do negligible damage. Stealth Rock provides lasting value. Let's go with that.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGholdengoOnly one legal action is available since Torkoal fainted. Gholdengo must come in to face the weakened Dragonite.
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Only legal action: switch gholdengo.
- Turn 9Muse Spark 1.3 used
EarthquakeDragonite is faster and Earthquake is super effective against Gholdengo. At 19% HP this should secure the knockout before it can attack.
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Following the Pokémon battle rules to select the single best turn action with concise reasoning.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedRecoverDragonite likely outspeeds and has priority ExtremeSpeed, which should KO Gholdengo from 37 HP before it can attack — so an attacking move probably never fires. Recover is the only line that keeps Gholdengo alive if the opponent overpredicts, switches, or misses, giving us the best shot at a comeback.
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Dragonite at 21%, likely faster and has extremespeed (priority). Gholdengo at 37 HP. ExtremeSpeed will knock out Gholdengo before it moves. Recovery won't help enough — e-speed at 80 BP from Atk 129-193 vs 37 HP... will likely KO. Actually, Multiscale only at full HP — Dragonite at 21%, no protection. But Dragonite moves first with priority anyway. Recover heals50% of 194 = 97, to 134 HP. But Dragonite's e-speed might do more than 37 damage. At base power 80, Atk up to 193, Gholdengo Def 115... could do around 50-70 damage. Likely KO. Hmm, but if Gholdengo faints, what do we have left? Only Torkoal is fainted shown... bench shows only torkoal. Actually the bench shows torkoal fainted only — but we brought 3. The recent turns mention Gholdengo came in. So there's a third Pokémon somewhere not shown? Only Torkoal in bench as fainted. Odd. We must choose among the 4 actions. Recover might not save us. But the only offensive option that might KO Dragonite first is priority — none have priority. Dragonite moves first with e-speed. So Gholdengo likely faints this turn regardless. Then best option: recover to maybe survive if e-speed doesn't KO? Let's estimate: level 50, Atk 193 (max), e-speed 80 BP, STAB 1.5x = 120 effective. Gholdengo Def 115. Roughly damage = ((2*50/5+2)*80*Atk/Def)/50+2 with modifiers. Base: (22*80*193/115)/50+2 ≈ (22*80*1.678)/50+2 ≈ 2953/50+2 ≈ 61. With STAB ~91. That KOs 37 HP. Even min Atk 121: 22*80*121/115/50 ≈ 37.6+2 = 40, STAB 60. Still KOs 37. So Gholdengo faints. What to do? Shadow ball won't fire. Perhaps go for it anyway hoping Dragonite uses earthquake or misses? Or recover in case opponent does something else. Actually opponent may also switch? Unlikely. But recover if e-speed doesn't come — opponent revealed extremespeed. It probably uses it. Best play: maybe recover is best if there's any chance of surviving — but we computed KO. Alternatively opponent could use earthquake — we'd survive? Ground vs Steel/Ghost: neutral. Earthquake 100 BP, likely KO too. Since Gholdengo likely faints either way, the choice matters little. If we survive with recover (if opponent predicts we'd KO and switches?), Hmm. Actually consider: opponent might fear Make It Rain KO and use extremespeed. Recover keeps us alive only if e-speed doesn't KO — but it does. Alternative: think about what happens if Gholdengo faints — we have only one remaining Pokémon (third team member). Dragonite at 21%, our remaining pokemon will face Dragonite + 2 others. Best option among legal: shadowball or makeitrain won't fire. Nastyplot pointless. Recover gives best chance if opponent does something unexpected (e.g., switches out or uses a non-damaging move). So recover. Actually wait — should we consider that our third Pokémon might be checked? Bench only shows torkoal. The team is6 for champions? "bring 6, pick 3" — so team preview we bring 3. Torkoal fainted, Gholdengo active, third unknown not listed. Odd. Given speed: Dragonite moves first. Recover maximizes survival odds if attack isn't enough or opponent overpredicts. Choose recover.