Matches · 2026-10-14 · rules version c5
Solar Pro 4 vs MiMo V2.6 Flash
Solar Pro 4 won in 5 turns · 8 min wall clock · 63,745 tokens · $0.012
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Decisions
- Team previewSolar Pro 4 brought
Garchomp,alakazam,slowbroOpponent has Gholdengo (Steel/Ghost), Garchomp, Dragapult, Slowking Galar, Corviknight, Volcarona. My team: Garchomp (Choice Scarf), Alakazam (Life Orb), Slowbro (Leftovers/Regenerator), Snorlax, Rotom-Heat, Hydreigon. Bringing Garchomp to lead and handle their Garchomp/Dragapult, Alakazam as fast special attacker for Gholdengo/Corviknight, Slowbro as bulky regen support with Ice Beam for Volcarona/Dragapult. Gholdengo is immune to Fighting so Alakazam's Focus Blast won't work; will need Psychic/Psyshock or Thunder Punch.
Reasoning trace (603 words)
The opponent's team has Gholdengo, Garchomp, Dragapult, Slowking Galar, Corviknight, and Volcarona. I need to pick 3 Pokémon from my team. My team: - Garchomp (Choice Scarf, Rough Skin) - good physical attacker, can hit their Garchomp and Dragapult - Alakazam (Life Orb, Magic Guard) - fast special attacker, can hit Gholdengo and others - Slowbro (Leftovers, Regenerator) - bulky, can handle physical attackers - Snorlax (Sitrus Berry, Thick Fat) - bulky, can take hits - Rotom-Heat (Focus Sash, Levitate) - fast special attacker, good against Steel types - Hydreigon (Expert Belt, Levitate) - special attacker Opponent threats: - Gholdengo: Steel/Ghost, good special attacker, immune to Fighting - Garchomp: Dragon/Ground, physical attacker - Dragapult: Dragon/Ghost, very fast, can outspeed - Slowking Galar: Poison/Psychic, bulky special attacker - Corviknight: Flying/Steel, bulky - Volcarona: Bug/Fire, special attacker I should bring: 1. Garchomp - to handle their Garchomp and Dragapult, and as a physical attacker 2. Alakazam - fast special attacker to hit Gholdengo and others 3. Slowbro - bulky support, can handle physical attackers with Regenerator Or maybe Rotom-Heat instead of Slowbro? Rotom-Heat is good against Steel types (Gholdengo, Corviknight). But Slowbro has Regenerator which is good for longevity. Let me think about the matchup: - Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, so it's weak to Ground (Garchomp's Earthquake) and Fire (Rotom-Heat's Overheat, but that's only 8 PP). Alakazam's Focus Blast could work but Gholdengo is immune to Fighting? No, Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, so it's immune to Fighting moves? Actually, Ghost types are immune to Fighting, but Steel types are not. Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, so it's immune to Fighting moves. So Focus Blast won't work on Gholdengo. - Garchomp vs Garchomp: both have Rough Skin potentially. Choice Scarf gives speed boost. - Dragapult is very fast, so Choice Scarf Garchomp might be able to outspeed if their Garchomp/Dragapult doesn't have Choice Scarf. I think a good team would be: 1. Garchomp (leader) - to deal with their Garchomp and Dragapult 2. Alakazam - fast special attacker 3. Slowbro - bulky support with Regenerator Or maybe Rotom-Heat instead of Slowbro for the Steel typing advantage. But Slowbro can handle physical attackers better. Actually, let me reconsider. The opponent has Gholdengo (Steel/Ghost), Corviknight (Flying/Steel), and Volcarona (Bug/Fire). Rotom-Heat would be good against Steel types. But Slowbro has Ice Beam which can hit Volcarona and Dragapult. I'll go with Garchomp, Alakazam, and Slowbro. Garchomp leads to try to knock out their Garchomp or Dragapult first. Wait, I should also consider that the opponent's Garchomp might have Choice Scarf too. If both have Choice Scarf, speed ties are broken by base speed, and my Garchomp has 169 base speed, their Garchomp has 109-169. If they have max speed (169), it's a tie, and my Garchomp wins ties? Actually, in Pokémon, if speeds are equal, the Pokémon with the higher base speed goes first? No, I think it's random or based on some other factor. Actually, in Showdown, if speeds are equal, the Pokémon with the higher base speed goes first. My Garchomp has 169 base speed, so if their Garchomp also has 169, my Garchomp goes first. But their Garchomp could have Sand Veil instead of Rough Skin. Sand Veil is not as good in non-sand battles. I'll bring Garchomp, Alakazam, and Slowbro. Actually, let me think about Rotom-Heat. Rotom-Heat has Focus Sash, so it survives one hit. It's fast (151 speed) and has Thunderbolt and Overheat. It could be good against Gholdengo and Corviknight. But it only has 8 PP on Overheat. I think Garchomp, Alakazam, and Slowbro is a solid team. Garchomp leads. Let me finalize: BRING: garchomp, alakazam, slowbro
MiMo V2.6 Flash broughtGholdengo,garchomp,dragapultPlan: Bring offensive core — gholdengo scarf lead, garchomp, dragapult. Gholdengo ignores Will-O-Wisp (Good as Gold) and pressures everything; trick can cripple a wall. Garchomp sets rocks/sweeps; Dragapult's speed+U-turn gives momentum. Watch: rotomheat and hydreigon levitate (immune to EQ) and outspeed nothing of mine badly; alakazam is their fast threat — save sucker punch for it.
Reasoning trace (818 words)
Let me think about matchup. Opponent team: garchomp, alakazam, slowbro, snorlax, rotomheat, hydreigon. My best: gholdengo (scarf, makeitrain, shadowball, focusblast, trick), garchomp (mega), dragapult (lifeorb), slowkinggalar, corviknight, volcarona. Key threats: alakazam (fast special), rotomheat (levitate, will-o-wisp?), hydreigon (levitate), slowbro (regenerator), snorlax (thick fat?), garchomp. Gholdengo scarf makeitrain hits most things. Shadowball for alakazam/hydreigon? Hydreigon is dark — shadowball hits it. Focusblast for snorlax/slowbro/garchomp/rotomheat (rotomheat resists? Focusblast vs rotom: neutral? Rotom-heat is Fire/Electric, fighting is neutral).Garchomp mega with EQ/scaleshot/swordsdance/stealthrock. Opponent has garchomp (levitate? no, roughskin/sandveil), rotomheat levitate, hydreigon levitate — so EQ less useful vs two. But garchomp mega is strong. Dragapult: dragon darts, uturn, fireblast, suckerpunch. Fireblast good vs slowbro? Slowbro resists... no, slowbro is water/psychic — fire is neutral? Water resists fire, psychic weak... no, psychic doesn't resist fire. Fire vs water/psychic: water resists fire → neutral. Fireblast good vs volcarona not on their team... vs snorlax? neutral. Vs garchomp: neutral (dragon resists? no, dragon doesn't resist fire; ground doesn't) → neutral. Vs slowbro neutral. Hmm. Corviknight: wall vs garchomp, snorlax, slowbro? Body press + iron defense. But rotomheat walls it hard (will-o-wisp, heat wave). Also alakazam. Volcarona: quiverdance vs slowbro (scald burns though), alakazam (sucker punch? Zam doesn't have it typically, but shadow ball). Volcarona is risky. Slowkinggalar: good special wall, futuresight + sludgebomb + flamethrower. Vs alakazam: slowkinggalar has good spdef (132). Poison/Psychic — Zam's psychic is neutral? Poison resists... no, psychic vs poison: poison resists? Psychic is not very effective vs poison? Actually psychic is not very effective vs poison? No — poison resists... Fighting, Poison, Bug, Dark resist... wait. Poison resists: Fighting, Poison, Bug, Grass, Fairy. Psychic resists: Fighting, Poison. Yes! Psychic resists Poison and Fighting. So psychic-type... wait, I need poison resisting psychic. Types that resist Psychic: Psychic and Steel. Poison does NOT resist Psychic. Hmm, actually poison is weak to... Ground, Psychic. Yes! Poison is weak to Psychic. So slowkinggalar takes super effective psychic from Alakazam. Bad matchup unless it can tank it (spdef 132, hp 202). Alakazam shadow ball would be neutral. Hmm. Plan: lead gholdengo scarf — hits almost everything hard and outspeeds most. Makeitrain vs snorlax (thick fat neutral), vs slowbro neutral, vs garchomp neutral, vs rotomheat neutral? Steel vs fire: neutral (fire resists? steel resists... fire resists steel? No, fire does not resist steel. Fire resists: fire, grass, ice, bug, steel, fairy. Yes! Fire resists steel. So makeitrain is not very effective vs rotomheat and volcarona (not on their team). Rotomheat resists makeitrain and levitates vs EQ. But focusblast hits rotomheat. Opponent lead possibilities: alakazam (fast but gholdengo scarf outspeeds max189 vs 149 — no, gholdengo 149 < 189 max). Hmm, gholdengo spe 149 (fixed? stats shown as fixed values for my team: SPE 149). Alakazam range 126-189. So Zam could outspeed. But Zam is frail — shadow ball might kill from scarf (SpA 185). Alakazam HP 130-162, spdef 103-161. Shadow ball 80 BP × 1.5 scarf... roughly 60-70%? Not guaranteed KO. Zam psychic would hurt gholdengo. I think a strong bring: gholdengo, garchomp, dragapult — offense. Or gholdengo, garchomp, slowkinggalar for balance. Dragapult is very fast (194) — outspeeds everything except maybe max Zam (189). Dragapult sucker punch is good vs alakazam too. Dragapult fireblast vs garchomp? Neutral. Dragon darts strong vs garchomp, hydreigon (dragon darts vs dark/dragon: dragon resisted by dragon → 0.5... actually dark/dragon takes 0.5 from dragon? Dragon resisted by Steel and Fairy only. Dark/dragon: dragon move is neutral? Dragon resisted by Steel and Fairy. So neutral on hydreigon. Dragon darts on slowbro: dragon resisted by... Steel, Fairy. Slowbro is water/psychic → neutral. Hmm. U-turn gives momentum. Dragapult seems strong. Opponent team threats to me: rotomheat (levitate, willowisp) blocks garchomp EQ and burns my physical attackers. Alakazam fast. Hydreigon levitate too. Gholdengo trick can cripple something (choice lock walls). Good as gold prevents status — will-o-wisp doesn't affect gholdengo! Great. So: gholdengo lead (good vs status, scarf), garchomp (mega, EQ less useful but still hits slowbro/snorlax/alakazam/zam), dragapult (fast, uturn momentum). Alternative: slowkinggalar instead of dragapult — chilly reception leads and pivots, future sight pressures. But dragapult's speed and U-turn seems better for offense. Hmm, consider volcarona: quiverdance sweeps snorlax, slowbro, alakazam (if not scarf)... risky with rock moves (garchomp stone edge? their garchomp might have EQ, dragon claw). Skip. Corviknight handles garchomp and snorlax but walled by rotomheat. Their team has rotomheat which walls corviknight hard, and alakazam. Skip. So BRING: gholdengo, garchomp, dragapult. Order: gholdengo lead to apply scarf pressure. Or garchomp lead to set stealth rock? Gholdengo is good lead — no status issues, hits everything neutrally at least. Actually consider their likely lead: rotomheat leads vs gholdengo — will-o-wisp fails (good as gold? Actually Good as Gold blocks status moves targeting it — will-o-wisp would fail). Focusblast hits it. Alakazam lead — shadow ball. Snorlax lead — make it rain or focusblast. Slowbro — focusblast. I'll go gholdengo, garchomp, dragapult.
- Turn 1Solar Pro 4 used
EarthquakeGholdengo leads, Steel/Ghost with Good as Gold (immune to status). Garchomp Choice Scarf outspeeds (169 vs 93-149). Earthquake is super effective (Ground vs Steel) and strongest at 100 BP. Crunch also super effective but weaker. Firefang burn won't work due to Good as Gold. Going with Earthquake to break Gholdengo.
Reasoning trace (198 words)
The opponent leads with Gholdengo against my Garchomp. Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost, so it's immune to Fighting (Focus Blast won't work on it later), and it resists Dragon (Dragonclaw is not very effective). Earthquake is super effective against Gholdengo (Steel/Ground? No, Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost - Earthquake is Ground, super effective against Steel). Crunch is also super effective (Dark vs Ghost). Firefang is super effective (Fire vs Steel). Garchomp has Choice Scarf, so it's faster than Gholdengo (169 vs 93-149). I should attack with a super effective move. Earthquake is the strongest super effective move (100 BP) and has 100% accuracy. Crunch is also super effective but only 80 BP with a defense drop chance. Firefang is 65 BP with burn/flinch chances. Given that Gholdengo has Good as Gold (immune to status), burn from Firefang won't work. So Earthquake is the best choice - high damage, super effective, no status needed. I'll use Earthquake to try to break Gholdengo's HP quickly. Notes: Gholdengo leads, Steel/Ghost type. Good as Gold makes it immune to status. Garchomp with Choice Scarf outspeeds. Earthquake is super effective (Ground vs Steel) and strongest option. Will try to break it. Opponent's other two Pokémon unknown yet.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedMakeitrainTurn 1: Scarf Gholdengo leads vs their Garchomp. I'm likely faster (223 vs max 169) unless they're scarf. Makeitrain is neutral on their whole team and hits hard (~125 dmg, ~60% of Garchomp); shadowball risks a Snorlax switch-in being immune. If I'm faster I get big damage; if they're scarf EQ I'd die regardless of my pick. Fire makeitrain.
Reasoning trace (1,745 words)
Gholdengo scarf vs Garchomp. Garchomp could be scarf too. If Garchomp outspeeds, earthquake would hurt Gholdengo (Steel takes 2x from Ground). Gholdengo has 163 HP... wait 162 HP, Def 115. Earthquake from Garchomp at 200 Atk: 100 BP * 2 = significant, likely OHKO or near. Risky. Shadowball is neutral vs Garchomp (Dragon resists? No — Dragon doesn't resist Ghost. Ghost hits Dragon neutrally? Dragon resists Fire, Water, Grass, Electric. Ghost is neutral on Dragon. Ground neutral on Ghost... Ghost is immune to Normal/Fighting. So Shadowball is neutral on Garchomp). Garchomp's SpD is lower. If Garchomp is not scarf, Gholdengo (149 * 1.5 = 223) outspeeds almost anything. If Garchomp is scarf with 169 Spe, 169*1.5 = 253 > 223. Possible. Safer: switch to dragapult? Dragapult resists... Ground is neutral on Dragon/Ghost? Ghost immune to Fighting, Dragon resists nothing relevant. Earthquake on Dragapult: neutral, but Dragapult is frail physically (Def 95). Could take big damage. Switch to garchomp: my Garchomp takes resisted? Ground on Dragon/Ghost... wait my Garchomp is Dragon/Ground, so it takes 2x from opponent's earthquake? No — Ground vs Dragon/Ground: Ground is neutral on Dragon, and Ground on Ground is... Ground hits Ground 1x? Actually Ground is neutral against Ground (only Grass resists... no). Type chart: Ground is not very effective against Grass, Bug, Flying; immune to Electric. Ground vs Ground is neutral. So my Garchomp takes neutral EQ. But my Garchomp has garchompite — mega evolves, big defense boost. Actually the safest play: switch to my Garchomp, mega evolve next turn. But if opponent predicts switch, they might swordsdance. Alternatively just fire shadowball — Gholdengo scarf likely outspeeds unscarf Garchomp. If Garchomp is unscarfed, max Spe 169 < 223. Shadowball does good damage. If Garchomp is scarf, it outspeeds and EQs me — I'd take heavy damage but survive? 100 BP EQ, 2x effective, at Atk 200 vs Def 115, HP 162. Roughly: (200*2/50+2)*100/... let's estimate: base damage ~ (2*200/50 + 2) = 10, *100 BP/50 = 20, * STAB 1.5 = 30, *2 effectiveness = 60, *2 (spread? no) — around 60% before random variance. Actually formula: ((2*50/5+2)*100*Atk/Def)/50+2 = ((22)*100*200/115)/50+2 = (2200*1.739)/50+2 = 3826/50+2 = 78.5. *STAB 1.5 = 117.8, *2 = 235. That's way over 100%. Hmm, that seems too high. Let me redo: level 50 formula: ((2*Level/5 + 2) * BP * A/D)/50 + 2. 2*50/5+2 = 22. 22*100 = 2200. A/D = 200/115 = 1.739. 2200*1.739 = 3826. /50 = 76.5 + 2 = 78.5. STAB 1.5 → 117.8. Effectiveness 2 → 235. Yes, OHKO. So if opponent Garchomp outspeeds and uses EQ, I'm dead. But wait — Gholdengo is Steel/Ghost: Ground hits Steel 2x, Ghost neutral → 2x. Yes. So risk: if opponent Garchomp is scarf or faster, EQ kills me. If not, shadowball does ~? Shadowball 80 BP vs SpD ~94-150. At SpA 185: ((22)*80*185/120)/50+2 = (1760*1.542)/50+2 = 2714/50+2 = 56.3. STAB 1.5 = 84.4. So ~84% — near OHKO but not quite, plus chance SpD drop. Hmm. Alternatively switch to my Garchomp which resists... no, takes neutral EQ but mega Garchomp has high Def. My Garchomp HP 183, Def 115 (base 95). Mega Garchomp Def 120 base → higher. Taking EQ: 78.5 * 1.5 STAB * 1 (neutral? Ground vs Dragon/Ground = neutral) = 117 — that's over 100% too? Wait my Garchomp Def at level 50 with 115 stat. Same calc: 78.5*1.5 = 117.8 → OHKO too. Hmm, that's if opponent has 200 Atk. If opponent has lower Atk, less. Actually wait — Ground vs Dragon/Ground: is it neutral? Dragon type: Ground is neutral. Ground type: Ground is neutral (only... hmm, actually Ground is not very effective against... let me recall: Ground resisted by Grass, Bug, Flying. Immune: Electric. So Ground vs Ground = 1x). Yes neutral. So switching to Garchomp also risks a lot. Dragapult: Def 95, HP 163. EQ: ((22)*100*200/95)/50+2 = (2200*2.105)/50+2 = 4631/50+2 = 94.6 *1.5 STAB = 142 → OHKO too. Hmm, everything dies to a max-Atk scarf Garchomp EQ. But that's only if opponent is scarf and faster. Most likely opponent Garchomp is not scarf (they might have rocks/SD). My Gholdengo scarf at 223 speed outspeeds everything unscarfed. Best play: shadowball — likely I move first and do ~84%, then I'm locked into shadowball (scarf) but that's fine, I'd KO next turn. If opponent switches to something that resists ghost... nothing on their team is immune except maybe... Normal? Snorlax is Normal — immune to Ghost! Snorlax could switch in and be immune. Hmm. Makeitrain is Steel — hits Garchomp neutrally? Steel vs Dragon: not very effective (Dragon resists Steel? Steel is resisted by Fire, Water, Electric, Steel. Dragon resists... hmm, in Gen 1-5 Steel was resisted by... Actually Steel is not very effective against Fire, Water, Electric, Steel. Neutral on Dragon). Wait, Steel vs Dragon/Ground: Steel is neutral on Dragon? Let me recall: Steel is NVE vs Fire, Water, Electric, Steel. So neutral on Dragon. Ground neutral. So makeitrain neutral too, 120 BP but drops SpA by 2 stages. Makeitrain damage: ((22)*120*185/120)/50+2 = (2640*1.542)/50+2 = 4071/50+2 = 83.4 *1.5 = 125 → OHKO! But then -2 SpA. If opponent switches to Snorlax (Normal, immune to... no, Snorlax takes Steel neutrally), makeitrain would hit Snorlax. Snorlax SpD high (117-178). Damage ~ 83 * 185/150 ≈ 100 *1.5 = ... let's compute: A/D = 185/150 = 1.23, (22*120*1.23)/50+2 = 3247/50+2 = 67, *1.5 = 100. Around 60-100% depending. Makeitrain seems best: likely OHKO on Garchomp if I move first. Risk: if opponent outspeeds, I die anyway regardless of move. But if opponent switches — makeitrain hits everything neutrally except... their team: alakazam (weak to Steel? Steel vs Psychic = neutral... actually Steel is neutral on Psychic), slowbro (neutral), snorlax (neutral), rotomheat (resists? Fire/Electric — Steel neutral), hydreigon (Dark/Dragon — Steel neutral... Steel vs Dark = neutral? Steel is neutral on Dark. Actually Steel is super effective against... Rock, Ice, Fairy. Neutral on Dark). So makeitrain hits everything for neutral damage. Good coverage. Downside: -2 SpA after. But if it KOs Garchomp, fine. Alternatively shadowball: 84% on Garchomp, doesn't KO, then I'm locked and Garchomp (if slower) dies next turn to another shadowball. But if Garchomp is faster, I die first either way. Hmm, but if Garchomp is faster and scarf, I die. If Garchomp is faster but not scarf — impossible, my scarf 223 > 169 max. So the only way I die is opponent scarf Garchomp. If opponent is scarf Garchomp, they'd likely EQ. If I use makeitrain and they're faster, I die. Same for any move. If they switch out (predicting scarf Gholdengo), makeitrain still does good neutral damage. I'll go makeitrain for the potential OHKO. Actually, consider: if opponent is not scarf, I move first with 223 speed. Makeitrain OHKOs Garchomp (125% before variance, min ~112% — actually damage variance 0.85-1.0: 125*0.85 = 106 > 100. Guaranteed OHKO if max Atk. If lower Atk, still likely). Wait, but Garchomp might have HP investment making it 215 HP. Damage 125% of... damage is percentage of target's HP. With 215 HP vs 183: the calc gives percentage based on... actually the formula gives damage in HP units relative to... no, it gives a number that's compared to HP. Let me not overthink — 125 vs max HP 215? Hmm, the formula output is in HP units at level 50 scale. Actually the formula: ((2*Level/5+2)*BP*A/D)/50+2 gives HP damage directly. So 83.4 * 1.5 = 125 HP damage. Target HP 183-215. So 125/183 = 68%, 125/215 = 58%. Not an OHKO! Hmm, I conflated. Let me redo. Damage = 125 HP. Garchomp HP 183-215. So ~60-68%. Plus variance. Shadowball: 84 HP damage → 39-46%. Hmm, so neither KOs. Makeitrain does more but -2 SpA after. With -2 SpA (185 → ~123 effective... -2 = *0.5 → 92.5), next makeitrain does ~62 HP. Total over two turns: 125+62 = 187. Shadowball locked: 84+84 = 168. Makeitrain better if I survive. But if Garchomp is faster and EQs me (117 damage vs my 162 HP — wait, my HP is 162, EQ does 235 damage → OHKO). So I die if slower. If I'm faster: makeitrain 125, then opponent at ~58-68 HP. Opponent attacks me (EQ 235 → I die). So I trade: I deal 125, then die. Or I could switch after? Scarf locks me. Hmm, actually if I'm faster and use makeitrain, opponent survives and KOs me. I get 125 damage off. Then I bring in Garchomp or Dragapult to finish. If I switch now to my Garchomp: I take EQ (if they EQ) — my Garchomp HP 183, takes 125... wait, my Garchomp Def 115, same as theirs: EQ damage = 78.5*1.5 = 117 HP. I survive at 66/183. Then mega evolve and EQ back — their Garchomp takes 117 too. Hmm. Actually, maybe better: switch to Dragapult? Takes 142 → dies. No. Let's think about what's optimal. If I'm faster (likely), makeitrain does 125 to Garchomp, then Garchomp KOs me. Net: I lose Gholdengo, they lose ~60% Garchomp. Then I bring Garchomp in, EQ to finish their Garchomp (if they stay in, they die; if they switch, EQ hits switch-in). Alternative: switch to my Garchomp now. If they EQ, I take 117 (64%), then mega + EQ. If they SD, I'm at full and can EQ. This preserves Gholdengo. Hmm, but if they predict my switch and SD, they're at +2 and my Garchomp takes boosted EQ later. Actually a cleaner line: switch to my Garchomp, mega evolve, EQ. Their Garchomp can't stay in against mine really. But if they're scarf Garchomp, they outspeed my mega Garchomp (154*... mega Garchomp Spe 92 base → at level 50 maybe ~166? Actually mega Garchomp base Spe 92 vs base 102 regular. My Garchomp Spe 154 (base 102). Mega would be lower, ~140). Scarf opponent 169*1.5 = 253 > my mega. Hmm. I think the aggressive play with scarf Gholdengo is fine: makeitrain for max damage. But it locks me into makeitrain with -2 SpA. Actually, consider trick: give them choicescarf, they get locked. But they might already be... if I trick a scarf onto Garchomp, they're locked into whatever they chose. Not great. I'll go with makeitrain — highest immediate damage, neutral on everything, likely hits whatever comes in. Wait — one more consideration: if opponent switches to Snorlax (Normal), makeitrain hits neutrally for decent damage. Shadowball would be immune (0 damage). So makeitrain is safer against a switch. Decision: makeitrain.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toDragapultTheir Garchomp outsped my scarf Gholdengo (223) → it's Choice Scarf, locked into EQ. Plan: sacrifice Dragapult with sucker punch chip (priority fires before their EQ), then send in Mega Garchomp at full HP — it should tank the locked EQ (~20% left) and KO back with earthquake. Save Garchomp's HP by letting Dragapult go down first.
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Gholdengo fainted to EQ — their Garchomp outsped or scarfed? Gholdengo scarf 223 speed vs max 169... unless they're scarf too. Or my Gholdengo wasn't scarfed? Item says choicescarf. Hmm, they must be scarf Garchomp, or... Actually wait, maybe they're scarf. Their Garchomp atk could be 200 max. EQ did 162 to my 162 HP — super effective, easily OHKO. So their Garchomp likely scarf (outsped my 223 scarf? max Garchomp Spe 169, scarf = 253 > 223). Yes, likely scarf. Now I need to switch. Dragapult (194 Spe) vs scarf Garchomp 253 — I'm slower. Dragondarts won't KO before dying. Garchomp mega: garchompite — mega Garchomp speed 142 base... at level 50, mega Garchomp Spe ~ 142 base → stats around 160ish? Actually mega Garchomp base Spe 142, at level 50 with 0 IV... roughly 160. Scarf regular Garchomp 253 still faster. Garchomp vs Garchomp: their scarf EQ vs my mega. My mega Garchomp Def 115→130ish, HP 183. Their EQ at 200 Atk: ~ 100 BP * 1.5 STAB * super effective 2x = huge, likely OHKO. But if I'm mega with rough skin... still dies. Hmm. Their scarf Garchomp walls me. Options: switch dragapult, U-turn? Dragapult can't switch moves — I'd pick one move. Sucker punch? Not effective priority... sucker punch is Dark, Garchomp takes neutral. Dragapult dies to EQ. Actually wait — is their Garchomp really scarf? It outsped scarf Gholdengo (223). Max Spe Garchomp 169, so yes scarf or speed investment + ... no, 169 < 223. Must be scarf. Their remaining 2: from alakazam, slowbro, snorlax, rotomheat, hydreigon. Plan: Mega Garchomp can't beat scarf Garchomp. Dragapult with lifeorb: dragondarts 2 hits = 100 BP each * 1.5 STAB... vs Garchomp Def ~130 (103-161). At 189 Atk: roughly 40-50% per hit? Two hits ~ 80-100%. But they outspeed and EQ me first (Dragapult frail, Def 95, EQ super effective → OHKO). So whoever I send in dies to EQ unless I outspeed. Nothing outspeeds scarf 253. Mega Garchomp: mega evolves, Spe becomes ~160ish base 142 → at level 50, stat = ... base 142, IV 31, EV 0: (2*142+31)*50/100+5 = (285+31)*0.5+5 = 158+5 = 163. Still < 253. So I lose a mon. Which sacrifice? Dragapult has sucker punch — priority! Sucker punch 70 BP * 1.5 STAB = 105 BP, vs Garchomp neutral, 189 Atk vs ~130 Def: ~ 30-35%. Not enough but chip. And I die anyway. Alternatively, if they predict a switch and use Swords Dance or Stealth Rock, I could get a hit in. Best play: send in dragapult, use sucker punch — if they attack, I get chip before dying; if they set up, sucker punch fails but I survive and can attack next turn. Actually if they SD, I survive their turn and then can dragondarts. Or send Garchomp mega and EQ — but I die first. Hmm, but this turn I'm just switching. Which one? Dragapult with sucker punch seems better for chip. But if their Garchomp is locked into EQ (scarf), sucker punch works since they're attacking. Actually — wait. If they're scarf locked into EQ, then after I sacrifice, my next mon comes in free. My Garchomp mega can then... still face EQ-locked scarf Garchomp. Mega Garchomp takes EQ: 200 Atk * 1.5 STAB * 2x = massive. Roughly: 100 BP, at 200 Atk vs 130 Def (mega def): ~ 100*1.5*2 = 300 effective... damage ≈ ((2*50/50+2)*100*200/130)/50+2... let's estimate ~ 75-85%. Might survive with 15-25% and KO back with EQ (my 200 Atk vs their ~130 Def, super effective: ~ 100+%). Actually my EQ would likely OHKO them. So: sacrifice dragapult (sucker punch chip), then mega Garchomp comes in, tanks EQ at ~20% HP, and EQs back for the KO. That works if they're locked into EQ. But if they're NOT scarf... they outsped 223 somehow. Could be they're not scarf and my Gholdengo... no, scarf 223 is fixed. Unless Gholdengo's Spe 149 → scarf = 149*1.5 = 223. Max Garchomp 169. So scarf confirmed (or Sand Veil + ... no). Alternatively they could have switched... no, same Garchomp. So plan: send dragapult, sucker punch for chip, die to EQ. Then mega Garchomp tanks and retaliates. Or send Garchomp directly to save dragapult? Mega Garchomp at full HP takes EQ (~80%), survives, EQs back. That preserves dragapult for their other two mons (alakazam, etc.). Dragapult is valuable for outspeeding alakazam (194 vs max 189 — barely). Hmm, but if I send Garchomp and it takes 80%, it's at 20% and their next mon (alakazam at 126-189 speed) — mega Garchomp at 163 speed might be outsped by alakazam. But I'd have already KO'd their Garchomp. Wait, but if I send Garchomp, mega evolve, EQ — do I survive their EQ? If ~80% damage, yes at 20%, then I EQ them. Their Garchomp dies (my EQ OHKOs). Then they send in something faster, kills my 20% Garchomp. Then dragapult cleans up vs 2 mons. Alternatively sacrifice dragapult: sucker punch chip (~30%), then Garchomp EQs a weakened Garchomp. Similar outcome but Garchomp takes full EQ anyway. Actually better: send Garchomp, mega evolve, use... Swords Dance? No, I'd die. EQ is the play. But wait — could they switch out their scarf Garchomp when they see my Garchomp? They're locked into EQ, which is fine vs my Garchomp too. If they switch to a flying/levitate mon (rotomheat, hydreigon), my EQ fails... but I'd still mega evolve. Hmm, they might switch to slowbro or snorlax. Snorlax takes EQ well. Their Garchomp is their best answer to my Garchomp though. Actually, safer: send dragapult first (free switch), then U-turn/sucker punch. If I send dragapult and use sucker punch, they're locked EQ, I chip and die. Then Garchomp comes in at full. Compare: sending Garchomp now — I take ~80% but KO their Garchomp. Sending dragapult — dragapult dies, then Garchomp comes in at full, takes ~80% EQ, KOs. Same net except dragapult is dead vs Garchomp at 20%. Wait no: if I send Garchomp now and it survives at 20% after KOing theirs, I've traded: lost 80% Garchomp HP, kept dragapult. If I send dragapult, dragapult dies, Garchomp full → takes 80% → KOs. Net: I lose dragapult entirely vs losing 80% Garchomp HP. Keeping dragapult alive is better? Garchomp at 20% is nearly useless but dragapult at full is strong. Hmm, but actually with Garchomp at 20%, after KOing their Garchomp, their next mon kills it, then dragapult 1v2. With dragapult dead, Garchomp at 20% faces 2 mons — worse. So send dragapult, sucker punch for chip, sacrifice. Then Garchomp at full sweeps. But wait — sucker punch only works if they attack. They're scarf locked into EQ, so they will attack. Good. Chip ~30% helps my Garchomp's EQ KO range (their Garchomp at 70% — my EQ at 200 Atk vs 103-161 Def: at max def 161, ~ 85%; at 130 def ~ 105%). Chip helps. Alternatively dragondarts does more damage if it lands (but I die first — no, sucker punch is priority, I attack first). Sucker punch = 105 BP effective vs dragondarts 100 BP effective (2 hits of 50). Similar. Sucker punch guaranteed to fire since they attack. Dragondarts also fires but after taking EQ — I'd die before attacking. So sucker punch. Actually wait — do I die to EQ? Dragapult HP 163, Def 95. Their EQ 200 Atk, super effective: definitely OHKO. So: SWITCH: dragapult, then next turn MOVE: suckerpunch. This turn's action: SWITCH: dragapult.
- Turn 2Solar Pro 4 used
EarthquakeDragapult switched in after Gholdengo. My Garchomp with Choice Scarf (effective speed ~253) outspeeds all possible Dragapult speed ranges (145-213). Only earthquake is available as a move this turn. Earthquake is neutral vs Dragon but still 100 BP and Dragapult has low defenses. Staying in and attacking is optimal since I guarantee going first.
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The user is telling me that "MOVE: dragonclaw" is not a legal action. Looking at the LEGAL ACTIONS THIS TURN, I see: 1. MOVE: earthquake | Ground, Physical, power 100, 100% accuracy | Hits adjacent Pokemon. Double damage on Dig. 2. SWITCH: alakazam (100.0% HP) 3. SWITCH: slowbro (100.0% HP) So the only move I can use is earthquake. The other options are switching to Alakazam or Slowbro. Wait, but the previous turn I used Earthquake and it was super effective against Gholdengo. Now Dragapult is in. Earthquake is neutral against Dragon (Ground vs Dragon is neutral, not super effective - Dragon is weak to Ice, Dragon, Fairy). So Earthquake won't be super effective this time. However, I need to pick from the legal actions. Let me think about what's best: 1. MOVE: earthquake - neutral damage to Dragapult, but I have Choice Scarf so I'm locked into this move. Actually wait, Choice Scarf locks me into the FIRST move I execute, but I can still choose which move to use each turn. The Scarf just boosts speed and locks me in after I use a move. Actually, looking at the Garchomp's moves: earthquake, dragonclaw, crunch, firefang. But only earthquake is listed as legal. That's strange. Maybe the game interface is showing only certain moves as available for some reason, or maybe I'm misreading. Looking again at LEGAL ACTIONS: 1. MOVE: earthquake 2. SWITCH: alakazam 3. SWITCH: slowbro So I can only use earthquake as a move, or switch. Dragonclaw isn't listed as legal for some reason. Maybe it's a UI limitation or the game is restricting moves for some reason. Given the options: - Earthquake is neutral vs Dragapult (Ground vs Dragon = neutral) - Switching to Alakazam: Alakazam is very fast (189 speed) and can hit Dragapult with Psychic/Psyshock. But Dragapult might outspeed depending on its investment (up to 213 speed). Alakazam has Magic Guard so it's immune to status. Life Orb boosts damage. - Switching to Slowbro: Slowbro is very slow (45 speed) and would be outsped by Dragapult. But Slowbro is bulky with Regenerator and can use Ice Beam (super effective vs Dragon) or Scald. Given that Dragapult's speed is unknown (145-213 range), and my Garchomp with Choice Scarf has effective speed of 169 * 1.5 = 253.5, I should outspeed Dragapult in most cases (only if Dragapult has max speed investment of 213, then 213 * 1.0 = 213 vs my 253.5, I still outspeed). So I should stay in and attack. Earthquake is the only move available. It's neutral damage but still 100 BP which is decent. Actually, let me reconsider. The fact that only earthquake is listed as a legal move might be because of Choice Scarf mechanics in this simulation, or it could be a bug. But I must follow the legal actions given. I'll use Earthquake. It's neutral vs Dragapult but still does solid damage. If Dragapult is at full health, this will take a good chunk. Alternatively, switching to Alakazam might be better because: - Alakazam is faster than most Dragapult sets (189 vs 145-213, so Alakazam outspeeds unless Dragapult has max speed) - Alakazam can hit hard with Psychic or Psyshock - If Dragapult tries to hit Alakazam, it might not be very effective depending on the move But I don't know Dragapult's moves yet. It could have Dragon Darts, Phantom Force, U-turn, etc. Given the uncertainty, and that I have a strong attack with Garchomp (Choice Scarf outspeeds), I'll stick with Earthquake. Even though it's neutral, it's still 100 BP and Dragapult is weak to physical attacks? Actually Dragapult has low defenses (85-139 range for Def and SpD), so it's fragile. Let me go with Earthquake. Wait, actually I should think about this more carefully. The opponent's Dragapult just came in. I don't know its moves or stats. Earthquake is neutral damage. But I have Choice Scarf so I'm guaranteed to outspeed (253.5 effective speed vs max 213). If I switch to Alakazam, I risk Dragapult having a move like U-turn or Vortex that could hit my Garchomp while I'm switching. But in Pokémon Showdown, switching happens after the opponent's move if they use a switching move, or before if they attack. Actually, in Showdown battles, the turn structure is: 1. Both players choose actions 2. Actions are resolved based on speed So if I switch to Alakazam and Dragapult uses an attack, Dragapult's attack would hit Alakazam (the new Pokémon) if it's faster, or Garchomp if Dragapult is slower and attacks first. Given my Garchomp with Choice Scarf outspeeds almost all Dragapult sets, I should attack first. So Earthquake is fine. Let me go with MOVE: earthquake. Actually, I realize I should double-check: is there any reason earthquake wouldn't be super effective? Ground vs Dragon is neutral. Dragon is weak to Ice, Dragon, Fairy. So Earthquake is neutral. But it's still a strong move and I outspeed. Let me go with it. Alternatively, switching to Alakazam could be good because: - Alakazam's Psychic/Psyshock are special attacks that could hit Dragapult's possibly low SpD - Alakazam is very fast - If Dragapult has Dragon Darts or similar, Alakazam can fight back But I don't know Dragapult's moves. It could have a priority move like Sucker Punch or Shadow Sneak that would hit Alakazam before it can act. Given the uncertainty, and that I have a guaranteed outspeed with Garchomp, I'll use Earthquake. It's the safest option and still does good damage. Final decision: MOVE: earthquake
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedUturnU-turn to chip their scarf Garchomp and pivot in my Garchomp safely, keeping Dragapult alive. Their Garchomp is scarf (outsped my 223 scarf Gholdengo), so it outspeeds my Garchomp even mega'd; expect another EQ. My Garchomp should tank two EQs and KO back with earthquake. Save Dragapult for their backline (alakazam/hydreigon).
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The plan: sucker punch chip, then Garchomp comes in. But wait — Mega Evolution available: No? It says "Mega Evolution available: No" — hmm, that's odd. Maybe because Dragapult is active and doesn't have mega. Actually the mega is garchompite on garchomp, so when garchomp comes in it can mega. The "No" refers to current active Pokémon. Sucker punch: 70 BP * 1.3 life orb = 91 base, vs Garchomp def. Garchomp at 100% HP ~183-215. Sucker punch does maybe 25-30%. Then opponent EQ hits Dragapult — Dragapult has 163 HP, EQ from scarf Garchomp atk up to 200... Dragapult def 95. EQ 100 BP * 1.5 (STAB) = 150, vs def 95, HP 163. That would likely OHKO Dragapult. Rough skin chip too if contact — EQ is not contact, so no rough skin. Actually wait — should I instead U-turn to bring in Garchomp safely? U-turn: 70 BP bug, not very effective? Bug vs Dragon/Ground: Dragon resists bug? Bug is not very effective vs Dragon... actually Bug vs Dragon: 0.5x? Bug is resisted by Dragon? Let's recall: Bug resisted by Fire, Fighting, Poison, Flying, Ghost, Steel, Dragon? Hmm. Bug is not very effective against: Fire, Fighting, Poison, Flying, Ghost, Steel, Fairy. Dragon is not in that list. Actually Bug vs Dragon — I think it's neutral. Ground: Bug vs Ground neutral. So U-turn does ~ decent damage and lets me switch to Garchomp safely, preserving Dragapult. But plan said sacrifice Dragapult. Actually better: U-turn out, bring Garchomp in at full HP, then Mega Garchomp tanks EQ and KOs. That preserves Dragapult for later. But if U-turn doesn't KO, opponent EQ hits whoever is in — Garchomp takes it fine. Wait, but if I U-turn, I switch to Garchomp, then opponent's EQ hits my Garchomp (100% HP). Mega Garchomp def... it tanks it. Then next turn my Garchomp EQs and KOs their chipped Garchomp. That's better than losing Dragapult. But risk: if I U-turn and their Garchomp is faster... no, I move first (194 vs max 169). Alternatively sucker punch then switch — sucker punch fails if they switch. U-turn is safer: guaranteed chip + momentum. Hmm, but consider: after U-turn, I must choose a switch-in. Garchomp is the only one left (gholdengo fainted). So switch to garchomp automatically. Then opponent EQ hits my Garchomp. Fine. Actually wait — could opponent switch out their Garchomp instead? If they switch, my U-turn hits the incoming Pokémon, and I bring in Garchomp. Fine either way. Damage calc: U-turn 70 BP * 1.3 LO = 91 effective, vs Garchomp def ~103-161, HP 183-215. Roughly 20-30%. Then my Garchomp EQ (mega, 100 BP * 1.5 STAB * 1.5 mega boost... mega Garchomp gets Sand Force? No, Mega Garchomp ability is Sand Force. Actually Mega Garchomp: Sand Force. Hmm, but in this format maybe ability stays roughskin? Mega Garchomp's ability is Sand Force. No sand, so no boost. Attack 200 → mega raises Atk to ~237? Mega Garchomp stats: Atk 170 base → at level 50 with 200 current... mega raises stats. Anyway EQ should KO a chipped Garchomp. Alternatively, dragondarts does 2 hits of 50 BP * 1.5 STAB = 75 each, super effective 2x → strong, maybe 50-60% total. Then their EQ kills Dragapult. That trades. I prefer U-turn: preserve Dragapult, chip theirs. Hmm, but there's a subtlety: after U-turn I bring in Garchomp, they EQ my Garchomp (~30-40% damage). Then turn 3: my mega Garchomp vs their chipped Garchomp. I'm slower? Mega Garchomp Spe 92 base → 154? My Garchomp Spe 154, theirs up to 169 (scarf). Their Garchomp is scarfed, so it outspeeds my mega Garchomp (mega loses speed: base 102 → 92, so Spe drops from 154 to ~141). So they outspeed and EQ again — my Garchomp takes another EQ. After two EQs, my Garchomp might be low but should survive: EQ does ~35-40% to my Garchomp (def 115, HP 183). Two EQs ~70-80%, I survive and KO back. Good. But wait — could they switch after my U-turn? If they switch to a wall (slowbro?), my Garchomp EQ still does well. Slowbro resists... Ground vs Water/Psychic: neutral (Water resists? no, Water doesn't resist Ground... actually Water resists... hmm, Water is not resistant to Ground. Ice, Rock, Steel, Fire, Poison resist Ground? Ground is resisted by Grass, Bug... no. Ground resisted by: Grass, Bug? No — Ground is resisted by Grass and... Poison? Let's recall: Ground moves are not very effective against Grass and Bug? No. Ground: not very effective vs Grass, Bug? Hmm. Ground is resisted by Grass and... Flying is immune, Dragon resists? Ground resisted by: Grass, Bug? No. Ground type effectiveness: super effective vs Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel. Not very effective vs Grass, Bug. Immune vs Flying. Hmm, actually Bug resists Ground? Bug resists Ground? Bug resists: Grass, Fighting, Ground. Yes! Bug resists Ground. And Grass resists Ground. Dragon does not resist Ground. So Slowbro (Water/Psychic) takes neutral Ground. OK. U-turn play seems solid. Let's go with uturn. Actually, one consideration: if their Garchomp stays in and EQs my incoming Garchomp, and I then EQ back — but they might predict and switch. Whatever. Also consider: sucker punch does similar chip but I stay in with Dragapult and then they EQ kill Dragapult. Plan said sacrifice Dragapult to give Garchomp a free switch-in. But U-turn achieves the same free switch while keeping Dragapult alive. Better. Notes update: their Garchomp is scarfed (outsped scarf Gholdengo at 223? wait, Gholdengo scarf 149 → 223, and their Garchomp moved first, so theirs >223? Hmm. Speed range shown is 109-169 which is pre-scarf. If scarf, effective 164-253. It moved first vs 223, so their Garchomp Spe stat ≥ 169 (169*1.5=253) or at least >149... need >223 → Spe ≥ 149. So their Garchomp Spe is 149-169, likely fast scarf. My Garchomp 154 → mega ~141, so they outspeed. Note: Mega Evolution available: No — because Dragapult active. When Garchomp comes in I can mega. Write notes ≤60 words.
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toGarchompIncident report
Only one legal action: played without asking.
- Turn 3Solar Pro 4 used
EarthquakeOpponent's Garchomp switched in at full health. My Garchomp (Choice Scarf, 253.5 effective speed) outspeeds their Garchomp (max 169, or 253.5 with Scarf - likely lower investment). Earthquake is neutral vs Dragon/Ground but 100 BP with my 182 Atk should deal heavy damage. No contact = no Rough Skin damage if they have it. Dragapult is nearly dead at 6%. Plan: break their Garchomp with EQ, then assess whether to continue with Garchomp or switch to Alakazam for their next threat (likely Corviknight or Volcarona).
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The opponent's Garchomp just switched in. My Garchomp is at 124/185 HP (67%). The opponent's Garchomp is at 100% HP. Key considerations: - My Garchomp has Choice Scarf (1.5x speed boost), so effective speed is 169 * 1.5 = 253.5 - Opponent's Garchomp speed range is 109-169. Even at max 169, with Choice Scarf my Garchomp goes first (253.5 > 169). - Earthquake is super effective against Garchomp (Ground vs Dragon/Ground - wait, Ground vs Dragon/Ground: Ground is super effective against Dragon? No. Ground is neutral vs Dragon. Ground vs Ground is neutral. So Earthquake is neutral against Garchomp.) - Actually, Earthquake vs Garchomp: Ground type vs Dragon/Ground. Ground is neutral vs Dragon and neutral vs Ground. So it's neutral damage. - But Earthquake is 100 BP and Garchomp has relatively low defenses (Def 103-161, SpD 94-150). With my Garchomp's high attack (182), this should do significant damage. - Rough Skin: if opponent's Garchomp has Rough Skin, my Garchomp takes 1/8 HP on contact. Earthquake doesn't make contact, so no Rough Skin damage. - Opponent's Garchomp could have Life Orb (like Dragapult did) or other items. - The opponent's Garchomp could be a threat - it's a mirror match. My Garchomp with Choice Scarf outspeeds it regardless. Should I stay in and attack, or switch? - Staying in: Earthquake does neutral damage but with high attack and low defense, it should hurt. Then I can follow up with other moves. - Switching to Alakazam: Alakazam is fast (189 speed, with Life Orb) and can hit Garchomp with Psychic/Psyshock (neutral) or Thunder Punch (neutral). But Alakazam is frail. - Switching to Slowbro: Slowbro is slow (45 speed) and would be outsped. It has Scald, Ice Beam, Slack Off, Protect. Not ideal against a fast Garchomp. I think staying in with Earthquake is best. My Garchomp outspeeds the opponent's Garchomp, and Earthquake will do solid damage. If the opponent's Garchomp has Rough Skin, I avoid contact damage by using Earthquake. After this, I can consider switching to Alakazam if needed, or continue with Garchomp. Let me go with Earthquake. Wait, I should also consider: the opponent's Garchomp might have a Choice item too, or Life Orb, or something else. If it has Choice Scarf, it could outspeed my Garchomp without the scarf... but my Garchomp has Choice Scarf, so 169 * 1.5 = 253.5 vs opponent's max 169. Even if opponent has Choice Scarf, 169 * 1.5 = 253.5 vs my 253.5 - it's a tie, but in Showdown ties go to the defender? Actually in Showdown, if speeds are equal, the attacker goes first? No, I think it's random or defender goes first. Let me not overthink this. Actually, the opponent's Garchomp speed range is 109-169. With my Choice Scarf, I'm at 253.5. Even if opponent has Choice Scarf, they'd be at 163.5-253.5. If they're at 253.5 (max speed 169 * 1.5), it's a tie with my 253.5. In Pokémon Showdown, when speeds are equal, the Pokémon that is already on the field (the defender) moves first? Or is it random? I believe in Showdown, if speeds are equal, the Pokémon that moved last (or the defender) goes first. Actually, I think it's that the Pokémon with the higher speed goes first, and if equal, it's determined by... I'm not 100% sure. But statistically, the opponent's Garchomp is more likely to be lower speed investment, so I'll outspeed. Let me just go with Earthquake. It's the safest and most damaging option. Notes for next turn: Opponent's Garchomp is a mirror match. My Garchomp with Choice Scarf outspeeds. Earthquake is neutral but high BP. Watch for Rough Skin damage if they switch to a contact move. Consider switching to Alakazam if Garchomp is too healthy or if they bring in a Steel-type next.
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedEarthquakemegaTheir Garchomp is Choice Scarf (outsped my 223 scarf Gholdengo) and locked into EQ, so it always moves first. Mega Garchomp gains Defense (~137) and Atk (~215) but drops Speed — irrelevant since they outspeed either way. Mega EQ: I take ~68/turn, deal ~84/turn; they have ~133 HP, I have 183. I win the 11v11 with ~47 HP left. Unmega'd I'd only keep ~27. EQ isn't contact, so their Rough Skin doesn't trigger. Expect them to stay locked; if they switch, EQ still chips the incoming mon.
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Their Garchomp is scarf, outspeeds my Garchomp even mega'd (169 vs 154... mega Garchomp speed is 210? Actually Mega Garchomp base speed drops to 92, so at level 50 it's lower). Wait — Mega Garchomp has base Spe 92 vs base 102. So megaing makes me slower. But my Garchomp at 154 Spe... their range 109-169. Hmm, but their Garchomp is scarf — likely max speed 169 or close. Mega Garchomp would be ~142. So they outspeed. Their EQ at 67% HP Garchomp: my Garchomp 183 HP, unmega'd def 115. Their atk up to 200. EQ does roughly... At 200 Atk vs 115 Def, EQ BP 100: ~50%? Actually let's estimate: 200 Atk EQ vs 183 HP, 115 Def → about 94-113 damage, ~55%. So I survive one, maybe two. If I mega, my defense rises (Mega Garchomp Def 125 base → higher) but speed drops. Mega Garchomp stats: HP 183, Atk 208, Def 125, SpA 120, SpD 95, Spe 92. At level 50 with my spread... my base stats: Atk 200 (base 102 → 200 at level 50 with 252 IVs... actually these are actual stats). Mega would give Atk ~215ish, Def ~133, Spe ~142. So mega: slower but bulkier def and stronger. Their scarf EQ would still hit first. Key: I need to KO their Garchomp. At 67% HP (~123/183), my EQ at 200 Atk vs 115 Def does ~50%? Let's compute: 200 Atk, EQ 100 BP, neutral: damage ≈ (2*50/50+2)*100*200/115/50 - 2 ≈ (4.0)*100*200/115/50... formula: ((2*Level/5+2)*BP*Atk/Def)/50 + 2 = ((20+2)*100*200/115)/50+2 = (22*100*1.739)/50+2 = 3826/50+2 = 76.5+2 = 78.5. ~78 damage out of 183 → 43%. Their HP 67% of ~199 = 133. So one EQ doesn't KO; need two. Mega EQ: Atk ~215, Def their 115: (22*100*215/115)/50+2 = (22*187)/50+2 = 4114/50+2 = 84. Still ~46%. So I need two hits. They need two EQs too. Who's faster matters: if they outspeed, they hit first each turn. Turn A: they EQ me (~55%, I go to ~45%), I EQ them (67→21%). Turn B: they EQ me (~55% of remaining... 45%*183=82 HP, EQ ~78 → I survive at ~4 HP), I EQ them → they die. Then they have two more Pokémon and I'm at 4 HP. Alternatively scaleshot: 2-5 hits at 25 BP each, super effective. 5 hits × 25 × 2 = 250 BP effective. That would KO from 67%. But 90% accuracy and only 2 hits minimum = 100 BP SE = ~... 2 hits: (22*50*200/115)/50+2 per hit ≈ (22*50*1.739)/50+2 = 38.3+2=40 per hit... wait BP 25: (22*25*200/115)/50+2 = (22*43.5)/50+2=19.1+2=21 per hit. 2 hits = 42, 3 hits=63, 4=84, 5=105. Their HP 133. Need 5 hits (105) — no, not enough. Hmm, 5 hits = 105 < 133. So scaleshot doesn't KO even at 5 hits. Plus def drop. So earthquake is the play. Also rough skin + their rough skin: contact — EQ is not contact, so no rough skin. Good. Should I mega? Mega raises Atk and Def but lowers Spe. Since they outspeed anyway (scarf), bulk matters. Mega Def 125 base vs 115 → my def stat goes from 115 to ~133. Their EQ damage on me: (22*100*200/133)/50+2 = (22*150.4)/50+2 = 66.2+2 = 68 → 37%. That's much better than 78 (43%)... wait earlier I computed 78 with def 115. With mega def ~133: 68 damage = 37%. Hmm but wait, my def stat 115 is already the actual stat. Mega Garchomp base Def 125 vs base 105 → stat increases ~19%. 115*1.19 ≈ 137. So mega me: take 68 per EQ, deal 84 per EQ. They have 133 HP, need 2 hits (168). I have 183, take 68+68=136, survive at 47. Also mega Garchomp has Sand Force? No, Mega Garchomp ability is Sand Force. Rough skin lost — irrelevant. Also consider: they might switch. If they switch to a wall after my EQ... Their backline: alakazam, slowbro, snorlax, rotomheat, hydreigon. Slowbro could tank EQ. But they're scarf Garchomp locked into EQ presumably — no wait, they revealed only EQ but scarf means locked. They've used EQ twice. If scarf, they're locked into EQ. So they can't switch moves but can switch out. If they switch, my EQ still chips. Stealth rock could be useful for the long game but I need to win this matchup first. Actually, should I set up rocks instead? If they're locked into EQ and I mega, I win the 1v1. Let's just EQ. Mega EQ: I become slower (mega spe ~142 vs their 169) but they already outspeed. Actually wait — do they outspeed my current 154? Their range 109-169. If their scarf is modest speed, could be lower. But scarf Garchomp typically max speed. Either way mega doesn't change who's first if they're at 169. Hmm, but if their speed is, say, 150 (not max), then my 154 outspeeds unmega'd but mega 142 doesn't. Risky. But bulk gain is significant. Actually consider: if I outspeed, unmega'd EQ: I hit first (67→21%), they hit me (100→~57%), next turn I KO them, they hit me (57%→~14%). I'd end at higher HP either way? Let's compare: Case A (they outspeed, I mega): I take 68, deal 84. Turn2: take 68, deal 84 → they dead. I'm at 183-136=47. Case B (they outspeed, I don't mega): take 78, deal 78. Turn2: take 78 (183-156=27 left... 183-78-78=27), deal 78 → 133-156 <0 dead. I'm at 27. Case C (I outspeed, unmega'd): Turn1: deal 78 (133→55), take 78 (105). Turn2: deal 78 → they dead (55-78<0), take 78 → 27. Same as B basically. Case D (I outspeed, mega): deal 84, take 68 → 115. Turn2: deal 84 → dead, take 68 → 47. Mega is better in all cases if I don't lose speed that matters. The risk: if I currently outspeed (154 vs say 150) and mega drops me to 142, I lose first-strike. But in case A vs C, final HP: A=47, C=27. If I outspeed unmega'd: I go first both turns anyway in C. In A (mega, slower): I go second both turns: 47 HP. Still better. Wait recheck: A: I take 68 first then deal 84; turn 2 take 68 then deal 84. Total taken 136 → 47. C: I deal 78 first, take 78; turn 2 deal 78 (KO), take 78. Total taken 156 → 27. So mega better regardless. But if they're not scarf and outspeed differently... they outsped my scarf Gholdengo (223), so they're definitely scarf with high speed. So they always go first. Mega EQ it is. One concern: mega evolving changes my type? No, Mega Garchomp stays Dragon/Ground. Their EQ still super effective. Also, could they switch out to avoid? If they switch to slowbro, my EQ does modest damage. But they're locked scarf — switching is their escape. Rocks would punish switches. Hmm. But if they switch, I'd rather have damage. Actually if they switch, they lose their scarf Garchomp momentum and I get a free turn. Setting up SD could be greedy. I'll go with earthquake [MEGA] — safest, wins the 1v1 with more HP retained. Note: Mega Garchomp's ability Sand Force, no rough skin — but EQ isn't contact anyway. Also note their rough skin doesn't apply to EQ.
Solar Pro 4 switched toAlakazamOpponent's Garchomp has Sand Force and is at 55% after Mega Evolving. Dragapult is nearly dead at 6%. My Garchomp fainted. Switching to Alakazam to finish Dragapult with Focus Blast (super effective vs Dragon, 120 BP with 187 SpA + Life Orb should KO). Alakazam outspeeds both remaining threats (189 Spe vs Garchomp max 158). Then face Sand Force Garchomp - need to be careful of Earthquake. Magic Guard protects from status but not direct damage. Consider Focus Blast or Psychic vs Garchomp.
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The opponent's Garchomp has Sand Force ability and is at 55% HP. My Garchomp fainted. I need to switch. Looking at the opponent's team: - Gholdengo: fainted - Dragapult: at 6% HP, nearly dead - Garchomp: at 55% HP, Sand Force, Mega Evolved My remaining Pokémon: - Alakazam: Life Orb, fast (189 Spe), special attacker - Slowbro: Leftovers, slow (45 Spe), bulky Dragapult is at 6% HP. If I switch to Alakazam, I can potentially finish it off with a strong special move. Alakazam has Focus Blast (120 BP Fighting, super effective against Dragon), Psychic (90 BP), Psyshock (80 BP), Thunder Punch (75 BP physical). Dragapult is Dragon/Ghost. Focus Blast is super effective against Dragon. Alakazam with Life Orb and 187 SpA should one-shot Dragapult at 6%. However, I need to consider what happens after. The opponent's Garchomp is at 55% with Sand Force. If I stay in with Alakazam, I need to be careful about Earthquake (neutral to Psychic, but Alakazam is frail). Alakazam's Magic Guard prevents status damage but not direct damage. Actually, the best play is to switch to Alakazam and attack Dragapult with Focus Blast to finish it. Then I'll face the opponent's Garchomp. Let me think about the order: 1. Switch to Alakazam 2. Next turn, use Focus Blast on Dragapult (should KO) 3. Then deal with Garchomp Alakazam vs Garchomp: Garchomp has Earthquake (neutral to Psychic). Alakazam is very frail. But Alakazam outspeeds (189 vs max 158). Focus Blast is super effective against Dragon but has low accuracy. Psychic is also good. Actually, I should switch to Alakazam now. The action is SWITCH: alakazam. Wait, let me reconsider. Slowbro could be useful too - it has Scald (burn chance), Ice Beam (super effective against Dragon), and Protect. But Slowbro is very slow (45 Spe) and will be outsped by both Dragapult and Garchomp. Alakazam is the better choice to finish Dragapult quickly and then deal with Garchomp with speed advantage. Decision: SWITCH: alakazam
- Turn 4Solar Pro 4 used
Psychic<notes Alakazam (100%, Life Orb, Magic Guard) vs Garchomp (55%, Sand Force, Mega). Alakazam outspeeds (189 vs 100-158). Psychic (90 BP, 100% acc) with 187 SpA and 1.3x Life Orb boost deals ~62-97% damage against Garchomp's SpD range (103-161), guaranteeing a KO since Garchomp is at 55%. Focus Blast also KOs but has 70% accuracy, risking a miss and taking a likely KOing Earthquake. Psychic is the safe, guaranteed win condition. Dragapult is at 6% and will be finished next turn.
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Thinking Process: 1. **Analyze the current state:** * My active Pokémon: Alakazam (100% HP, Life Orb, Magic Guard). * Opponent's active Pokémon: Garchomp (55% HP, Sand Force, unknown item, revealed move: Earthquake). * Opponent's other Pokémon: Dragapult (6% HP, Life Orb, U-turn). * Speed: Alakazam (189) vs Garchomp (100-158). Alakazam is guaranteed to move first. * Goal: KO the opponent's Garchomp or Dragapult, or set up for a win. 2. **Evaluate options:** * **Psychic (90 BP, 100% acc, 10% SpD drop):** Special attack. Garchomp's SpD is 103-161. Alakazam's SpA is 187. Life Orb boosts damage by 1.3x. Let's estimate damage. * Base damage formula roughly: (Level * 2 / 5 + 2) * Power * A / D / 50 + 2. * Level 50: (22) * 90 * 187 / (SpD) / 50 + 2. * If SpD is low (103): 22 * 90 * 187 / 103 / 50 ≈ 72.6 + 2 = 74.6. * 1.3 = ~97%. This might not KO if SpD is high or if Garchomp has a Focus Sash (unlikely given it took Earthquake to 55%, but possible). Wait, Garchomp was at 55% after Mega Evolving and taking an Earthquake from my Garchomp. My Garchomp had Choice Scarf. Earthquake 100 BP vs Garchomp (Def 121-183). If Garchomp has high Def, it survived. But SpD is separate. * Actually, let's look at the HP. Garchomp is at 55%. A 90 BP special move with 187 SpA vs 103-161 SpD. * Max SpD 161: 22 * 90 * 187 / 161 / 50 ≈ 46.5 + 2 = 48.5. * 1.3 = ~63%. Not a KO. * Min SpD 103: ~97%. Likely a KO. * Risk: 30% chance to miss if I use Focus Blast, but Psychic is 100% acc. However, Psychic might not KO if SpD is high. * **Psyshock (80 BP, 100% acc, damages based on Def):** Garchomp's Def is 121-183. * Min Def 121: 22 * 80 * 187 / 121 / 50 ≈ 54.5 + 2 = 56.5. * 1.3 = ~73%. Not a KO. * Max Def 183: 22 * 80 * 187 / 183 / 50 ≈ 36.4 + 2 = 38.4. * 1.3 = ~50%. Definitely not a KO. * Psyshock is worse than Psychic here because Garchomp likely has decent Def (it's a Garchomp, usually bulky). * **Thunder Punch (75 BP, 100% acc, 10% Paralyze):** Physical move. Alakazam's Atk is 63. This will do almost no damage. Useless. * **Focus Blast (120 BP, 70% acc, 10% SpD drop):** Super effective vs Dragon (2x). * Base damage vs SpD 103: 22 * 120 * 187 * 2 / 103 / 50 ≈ 193.6 + 2 = 195.6. * 1.3 = ~254%. Definitely KO. * Base damage vs SpD 161: 22 * 120 * 187 * 2 / 161 / 50 ≈ 124.4 + 2 = 126.4. * 1.3 = ~164%. Definitely KO. * Focus Blast is super effective, high power, and will KO any Garchomp at 55% HP regardless of SpD. * Risk: 30% chance to miss. If it misses, Garchomp uses Earthquake. Alakazam has Magic Guard, so it won't take damage from status, but Earthquake is direct damage. Alakazam's HP is 130. Garchomp's Atk is 171-244. Def is 67. * Earthquake damage vs Alakazam: 22 * 100 * Atk / 67 / 50 + 2. * Min Atk 171: 22 * 100 * 171 / 67 / 50 ≈ 112.8 + 2 = 114.8. * 1.3 (Life Orb on Garchomp? No, Garchomp item unknown, but if it's Life Orb, it's 1.3x. If it's Shell Armor or something, no boost. Let's assume neutral or 1.3x). * If Garchomp has Life Orb: ~150 damage. Alakazam faints. * If Garchomp has no boost: ~115 damage. Alakazam faints (130 HP). * So if Focus Blast misses, Alakazam likely faints to Earthquake. * However, Focus Blast has 70% accuracy. 70% chance to win instantly. 30% chance to likely lose. * Is there a safer option? * **Switch to Slowbro:** * Slowbro has Regenerator, Leftovers, Scald (80 BP special, 100% acc, 30% burn), Ice Beam (90 BP special, 100% acc, super effective vs Dragon), Protect, Slack Off. * If I switch to Slowbro, Garchomp uses Earthquake. Slowbro takes damage. Slowbro's Def is 178. Atk 171-244. * Earthquake vs Slowbro: 22 * 100 * Atk / 178 / 50 + 2. * Min Atk 171: 22 * 100 * 171 / 178 / 50 ≈ 42.2 + 2 = 44.2. ~22% HP. * Max Atk 244: 22 * 100 * 244 / 178 / 50 ≈ 59.8 + 2 = 61.8. ~31% HP. * Slowbro survives comfortably. * Next turn, Slowbro can use Ice Beam (super effective, 90 BP, 100% acc) or Scald (30% burn chance). * Slowbro's SpA is 120. Ice Beam vs Garchomp SpD 103-161. * Min SpD 103: 22 * 90 * 120 / 103 / 50 ≈ 46.4 + 2 = 48.4. ~24% HP. Not a KO. * Max SpD 161: 22 * 90 * 120 / 161 / 50 ≈ 29.5 + 2 = 31.5. ~16% HP. Not a KO. * Slowbro cannot KO Garchomp with Ice Beam in one hit. It would take multiple hits, but Garchomp will keep using Earthquake. * Scald burn might help, but Garchomp has high Def/SpD. * Switching to Slowbro is safe but doesn't guarantee a win. It stalls. * However, Dragapult is at 6%. If I switch to Slowbro, Dragapult might U-turn back in? No, Dragapult is at 6%, it's basically dead. If I stay in with Alakazam and KO Garchomp, I win. If I switch, I let Garchomp live and Dragapult might recover or I have to deal with Garchomp later. * Actually, if I switch to Slowbro, Garchomp is at 55%. Slowbro can't KO it easily. Garchomp will likely KO Slowbro eventually or wear it down. * The best chance to win is to KO Garchomp now with Focus Blast. * Wait, is there a way to guarantee the KO? * Psychic is 100% acc. If SpD is low, it KOs. If SpD is high, it doesn't. * Focus Blast is 70% acc but guarantees KO if it hits. * Given Alakazam's low HP (130) and Garchomp's high Atk, missing Focus Blast is very risky. * But Psychic missing is 0% (100% acc). The risk with Psychic is not missing, but not KOing. * If Psychic doesn't KO, Garchomp uses Earthquake and likely KOs Alakazam. * So Psychic is also risky if SpD is high. * Let's check the math again for Psychic. * Alakazam SpA 187. Life Orb 1.3x. * Garchomp SpD 103-161. * Damage = 22 * 90 * 187 / SpD / 50 + 2. * If SpD = 103: 22 * 90 * 187 / 103 / 50 = 72.6. +2 = 74.6. * 1.3 = 97. Total damage ~97%. Garchomp is at 55%. 97% > 55%. KO. * If SpD = 161: 22 * 90 * 187 / 161 / 50 = 46.5. +2 = 48.5. * 1.3 = 63. Total damage ~63%. Garchomp is at 55%. 63% > 55%. KO. * Wait, is my math right? * Let's use a damage calculator approximation. * Level 50, SpA 187, SpD 103, Power 90. * (50 * 2 / 5 + 2) = 22. * 22 * 90 = 1980. * 1980 * 187 = 370260. * 370260 / 103 = 3594.7. * 3594.7 / 50 = 71.9. * +2 = 73.9. * * 1.3 (Life Orb) = 96.07. * So against SpD 103, it does ~96% damage. Garchomp is at 55%. KO. * Against SpD 161: * 370260 / 161 = 2299.7. * 2299.7 / 50 = 45.99. * +2 = 47.99. * * 1.3 = 62.38. * So against SpD 161, it does ~62% damage. Garchomp is at 55%. KO. * So Psychic KOs Garchomp regardless of SpD range (103-161) because 62% > 55%. * Wait, what if Garchomp has a Focus Sash? It would be at 1 HP. But it's at 55%, so no Focus Sash. * What if Garchomp has a protective item like Air Balloon? It would pop on Earthquake, but Garchomp already used Earthquake? No, Garchomp is the one who *will* use Earthquake. My Garchomp used Earthquake on it. So Air Balloon is gone if it had one. * What if Garchomp has Leftovers or something that doesn't affect damage? * So Psychic seems to guarantee a KO! * Let's double check the SpD range. "SpD 103-161". This is the possible range at level 50. The actual SpD is fixed but unknown. It could be anywhere in that range. * If SpD is 161, damage is 62%. 62% of 100% HP is 62 HP. Garchomp is at 55% HP (55 HP). 62 > 55. So it KOs. * If SpD is 103, damage is 96%. KO. * So Psychic is a guaranteed KO! * Why did I think Focus Blast? Focus Blast is super effective (2x). * Focus Blast damage vs SpD 161: * 22 * 120 * 187 * 2 / 161 / 50 = 124.4. +2 = 126.4. * 1.3 = 164%. KO. * Focus Blast damage vs SpD 103: * 22 * 120 * 187 * 2 / 103 / 50 = 193.6. +2 = 195.6. * 1.3 = 254%. KO. * Both KO. But Focus Blast has 70% accuracy. Psychic has 100% accuracy. * Psychic is the better choice because it guarantees the KO without the 30% miss chance. * Wait, does Psychic have any downside? 10% SpD drop. That's good. * So I should use Psychic. 3. **Confirming the plan:** * Use Psychic. It will KO the opponent's Garchomp. * Then I face Dragapult (6% HP). I can KO it with Psychic or Focus Blast next turn, or just survive. * Actually, if I KO Garchomp, Dragapult is at 6%. I can just use Psychic again to KO Dragapult, or Focus Blast. * Wait, if I use Psychic now, Garchomp faints. Dragapult is at 6%. * Next turn, I can use Focus Blast or Psychic to finish Dragapult. * Is there any reason to use Focus Blast now? * Focus Blast has 70% accuracy. If it misses, I lose. * Psychic has 100% accuracy. If it hits, I win (Garchomp KO). * So Psychic is strictly better. 4. **Wait, one detail:** * "Opposing Garchomp Mega Evolved". Mega Garchomp has higher stats. * Stats at level 50 (possible range): [HP 183-215, Atk 171-244, Def 121-183, SpA 126-189, SpD 103-161, Spe 100-158]. * These are the stats *after* Mega Evolution? Or before? * The prompt says: "Opposing Garchomp Mega Evolved" in Turn 3. * Then in Turn 4, it says: "Stats at level 50 (possible range): [HP 183-215, Atk 171-244, Def 121-183, SpA 126-189, SpD 103-161, Spe 100-158]". * These stats look like Mega Garchomp stats. Base Garchomp has lower stats. * Mega Garchomp: HP 195, Atk 184, Def 137, SpA 116, SpD 125, Spe 161 (at level 100). At level 50, it's roughly half. * The ranges given are consistent with Mega Garchomp. * So SpD 103-161 is correct for Mega Garchomp. * My calculation holds. Psychic KOs. 5. **Final check:** * Action: MOVE: psychic * Reasoning: 100% accuracy, guaranteed KO based on damage calculation (62% min damage vs 55% HP), lowers SpD 10% which helps against Dragapult if needed (though Dragapult is at 6%, so likely KO already). * Wait, Dragapult is at 6%. If I KO Garchomp, Dragapult is still at 6%. I need to KO Dragapult next turn. * Dragapult's SpD is 85-139. * Psychic vs Dragapult SpDMiMo V2.6 Flash usedEarthquakeAlakazam may outspeed my 144 (Spe range 126-189), but even its strongest hit (~70-95 dmg) should leave my 102 HP alive, and my EQ then OHKOs its frail defense. Use earthquake now; don't risk Swordsdance. Dragapult (10 HP) saved as backup sucker-punch cleanup. Their last mon is slowbro/snorlax/rotomheat/hydreigon — EQ also hits rotomheat/snorlax hard if Alakazam switches.
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Alakazam likely outspeeds (max Spe 189 possible, min 126). My Mega Garchomp at 144. If Alakazam is faster, it can KO or severely damage me. Alakazam's likely moves: Psychic/Psyshock, Focus Blast, Shadow Ball, Dazzling Gleam. Mega Garchomp has102 HP; Alakazam SpA up to 205. A psychic move would deal maybe 60-80%? Let's estimate: 205 SpA, psychic90 BP stab vs 117 SpD (Mega Garchomp SpD drops to ~95? Actually Mega Garchomp SpD... base 95 → around 117 as shown initially: SpD 117). Base stats listed: SpD 117. Psychic stab 90 BP: (2*205/2+2)*90/117 ≈ (207)*0.769 ≈ 159... wait formula: (2*205/50+2) = 10.2; *90/117 = 7.85; *HP/50... damage = 10.2 * 90/117 * (102/50) ≈ 7.85 * 2.04 ≈ 16. Wait need HP fraction: damage in HP = power*atk/def... Let me do properly: damage ≈ ((2*205/50+2)*90*102/117)/50 ≈ (10.2*90*102/117)/50 = (10.2*90=918; 918*102/117=798.4; /50 = 15.97) ×... hmm that's wrong. Standard: damage = ((2*Level/5+2)*Power*A/D/50+2)*modifiers. Level 50: 2*50/5+2 = 22. So22*90*205/117/50+2 = 22*90=1980;1980*205=405,900; /117=3469; /50=69.4; +2 = 71.4. ~71 HP of 102 → ~70%. Could kill me from 102 if a strong hit... 71 < 102, survives one. If Focus Blast: 120 BP, not very effective? Fighting vs Ground/Dragon: neutral. 120 BP: 22*120*205/117/50 ≈ 92.6+2=94. Survive barely at 8 HP if102. If I survive, EQ will OHKO Alakazam (Alakazam def 58-106, low def). Even if it outspeeds, I likely survive one hit from 102. But what if Alakazam has Focus Blast and I survive at 8, then... I don't know who moves first. Risk: if Alakazam outspeeds and hits for >102, I lose Garchomp, then Dragapult at 10 HP with suckerpunch priority could still win? Dragapult sucker punch 70 BP vs Alakazam... but sucker punch only if attacking. Alakazam at full, sucker punch does maybe 30-40%. Then Alakazam kills Dragapult. Hmm. Alternative: switch to Dragapult to take a hit, then sacrifice? Dragapult at 10 HP dies to anything. Not useful unless predicting Focus Blast... it'd die anyway. Safest: use earthquake. If Alakazam attacks and I survive, I KO it. If Alakazam uses Calm Mind or something, I still EQ. Actually could also use Stealth Rock first if I expect a switch? Alakazam likely stays. Swordsdance risky since Alakazam outspeeds possibly. EQ is best: likely KO if I survive, and even if Alakazam is faster, most hits leave me alive around 30 HP. But if Alakazam is faster and uses a super effective move? Dark coverage - Shadow Ball (Ghost, neutral on Ground/Dragon... actually Ghost is neutral). Dazzling Gleam: neutral? Fairy vs Dragon = resisted? Fairy is super effective vs Dragon! Dazzling Gleam 80 BP: 22*80*205/117/50≈ 61.6+2 = 64. Still survive. If Alakazam has Psyshock: hits physical def (135) — less damage. So I survive likely. Use earthquake. What if Alakazam is slower and I go first? EQ OHKOs. Notes: remember Alakazam likely faster than144 (range up to 189); Dragapult at 10 HP for cleanup with suckerpunch. Third mon unknown (slowbro/snorlax/rotomheat/hydreigon).
MiMo V2.6 Flash switched toDragapultIncident report
Only one legal action: played without asking.
- Turn 5Solar Pro 4 used
PsychicDragapult is at 6% HP, nearly dead. Alakazam is at 100% with Life Orb and Magic Guard. Psychic (90 BP, 100% acc, 187 SpA + 1.3x Life Orb) will guarantee the KO. Even if Dragapult outspeeds (189 vs 145-213 range) and uses U-turn, the super-effective Bug move + Life Orb recoil will likely self-KO it. After this, I win since opponent has no more Pokémon (Gholdengo and Garchomp already fainted).
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The opponent's Dragapult is at 6% HP. My Alakazam is at 100% HP with Life Orb and Magic Guard. I need to finish Dragapult off. Dragapult's speed range is 145-213. My Alakazam's speed is 189. So there's a chance Dragapult outspeeds me if it's invested in speed (above 189). But Dragapult is at 6% HP, so even if it moves first, it likely can't KO me with U-turn (70 BP physical, neutral vs Psychic, but I have 130 HP and 67 Def... let me calculate: 70 * 1.3 (Life Orb) * 1.5 (U-turn is super effective? No, U-turn is Bug type, neutral vs Psychic). Actually U-turn is Bug/Physical. Psychic is weak to Bug. So U-turn is super effective against Alakazam! 70 BP * 1.3 (Life Orb) * 2 (super effective) = 182 BP physical damage. Alakazam's Def is 67. At level 50, damage formula... this could be significant. But Dragapult is at 6% HP, so it's very low. If it uses U-turn, it will likely faint itself or be very low. Actually, wait - Dragapult is at 6% HP. If it uses U-turn, it takes recoil damage from Life Orb (10% of max HP). Dragapult's max HP is 163-195. 10% of that is 16-19.5 HP. At 6% HP, Dragapult has about 10-12 HP (6% of 163-195). So U-turn + Life Orb recoil would likely KO Dragapult anyway! But I shouldn't rely on that. I should just attack and finish it. Psychic is 90 BP special, 100% accuracy, 10% chance to lower SpD. With 187 SpA and 1.3x Life Orb boost, this will definitely KO a 6% HP Dragapult. Psyshock is 80 BP, damages based on Defense. Dragapult's Def is 85-139. This might not be as reliable but still likely KO. Thunderpunch is physical, not very effective vs Dragon/Ghost (neutral actually - Electric is neutral vs Dragon and Ghost). 75 BP, 10% paralyze chance. But it's physical and Dragapult has low Def (85-139), so it could work. But Psychic is better. Focusblast is 120 BP but 70% accuracy and "no effect on dragapult" - wait, it says "no effect on dragapult"? That's strange. Focus Blast is Fighting type. Fighting is neutral vs Dragon and Ghost. But the legal actions say "no effect on dragapult" - maybe it's a typo or there's something I'm missing. Actually, maybe it means it's not very effective? No, Fighting is neutral vs both Dragon and Ghost. Let me just avoid it since it says "no effect." Actually, looking more carefully: "focusblast | Fighting, Special, power 120, 70% accuracy, no effect on dragapult" - this might be a bug in the display or it means something else. But 70% accuracy is risky when Dragapult is at 6% and could potentially KO me with U-turn if it outspeeds. Best choice: Psychic. It's 100% accurate, 90 BP, with 187 SpA + Life Orb, it will definitely KO a 6% HP Dragapult. Even if Dragapult outspeeds and uses U-turn, it will likely KO itself with Life Orb recoil + U-turn damage (super effective against Psychic). Let me go with Psychic. Notes: Dragapult is at 6% HP. Alakazam at 100% with Life Orb and Magic Guard. Psychic will guarantee the KO. Even if Dragapult outspeeds (speed 189 vs 145-213 range), its U-turn + Life Orb recoil will likely self-KO. Alakazam's Magic Guard protects from the Life Orb recoil damage too. After this, I'll face the opponent's Garchomp (Sand Force, Mega) - but wait, the opponent's Garchomp already fainted in Turn 4. So after Dragapult, I'll need to see what's left. The opponent brought Gholdengo, Garchomp, and Dragapult - all three have been seen and Gholdengo and Garchomp are fainted. So after Dragapult, the opponent might switch to one of their other team members? Wait, the opponent brought 3 of 6: Gholdengo, Garchomp, Dragapult. All three are seen. Gholdengo and Garchomp are fainted. So Dragapult is the last one. After I KO Dragapult, I win the battle. Actually wait, let me re-read: "The opponent brought 3 of the 6 it showed at team preview: all have been seen." So the opponent's team is Gholdengo, Garchomp, Dragapult. Gholdengo fainted Turn 1, Garchomp fainted Turn 4, Dragapult is at 6%. So yes, after I KO Dragapult, I win. Decision: MOVE: psychic
MiMo V2.6 Flash usedSuckerpunchLife Orb recoil (16 HP) kills Dragapult after ANY attack I make — this is an all-in turn. My only path to victory: KO Alakazam with Sucker Punch now (priority +1, SE, best use of my 189 Atk vs its frail Def, ~73-132 dmg vs its 130-162 HP — roughly a coin flip on the KO). No other move hits harder; SpA 108 makes Fireblast weak. If it Nasty Plots instead of attacking, Sucker Punch fails and I lose regardless, so pray it attacks. Must hit.
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Dragapult at 10 HP with Life Orb — any attack costs 16 HP, so Life Orb recoil kills me after attacking. Wait:10 HP, Life Orb takes 1/10 of 163 = 16 HP. So I faint after attacking regardless. So the attack lands first, then I faint. Alakazam at 100%. Sucker Punch: 70 BP, STAB? Dragapult is Dragon/Ghost, not Dark — no STAB.70 BP * 1.3 Life Orb = 91 BP equivalent. vs Alakazam Def 58-106. Alakazam HP 130-162. Attack 189. Damage calc: 189 Atk, 91 effective BP vs Def min 58: (2*50/5+2)*91*189/58/50 +2 =22*91*189/58/50 = 22*91=2002, *189=378378, /58=6524, /50=130, +2 = 132. That's a lot — would KO even max HP 162?132 < 162. Hmm, so at best132 damage vs min Def. Max Def 106: 378378/106/50 = 71.4 +2 = 73. So73-132 damage. Alakazam has 130-162 HP. So Sucker Punch might not KO. But wait, Sucker Punch has priority — Alakazam may use Nasty Plot or recover. But it revealed Psychic. If it attacks, sucker punch works.50% chance roughly to KO. Alternatively, Life Orb kills me after any attack anyway, so I might as well attack. If Sucker Punch fails (Alakazam uses non-attack), I just faint from... actually if it fails, no Life Orb recoil, but Alakazam attacks and kills me. If I don't KO, I'm dead and Alakazam still in, my last mon is... I have only Dragapult left! All others fainted. So this is it — if Dragapult falls, I lose. So I must KO Alakazam this turn. Best damage: Dragondarts 50 BP *2 = 100 BP total but50 each; Alakazam resists? Dragon vs Psychic — neutral. Fireblast 110 BP special, but my SpA is only 108 vs Atk 189. Sucker Punch has priority and SE. Best is suckerpunch.50% odds roughly to KO. Go with it.