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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (2022)

Duration: 6:27

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I used: Iron Jugulis, Revavroom, and Bellibolt
My Opponent used: Meowscarada, Dragonite, and Garganacl
Stadium: Naranja/Uva Academy
Battle BGM: Titan

I did a bunch of battles where I wanted to give Revavroom a chance, but in the end, I went with this one. I had one battle where I went up an opponent that used Miraidon, and the final Pokémon was Dragapult, which I ended up taking out with Bulldoze because it activated Revavroom's Weakness Policy, and I wasn't expecting Bulldoze to take it out. I had another where Revavroom swept my opponent's entire team, and that player had a Dragonite with the Fairy Tera Type and used Fire Spin, which doomed that player, but I did like my opponent's Meowscarada lead with Spikes and Toxic Spikes.
In this battle, my opponent does lead with a Meowscarada, but I don't know if this one had Spikes or Toxic Spikes, I have seen some with a Focus Sash and Overgrow to get in some huge damage with Flower Trick, because Meowscarada does have good Attack and Speed to put that move to use.
Going over Revavroom, mine has the Flying Tera Type, I chose that to give Revavroom an immunity to Ground-type moves, whenever I go up against a Dragonite, the first thing I do is Terastallize, because most Dragonite sets use Earthquake to take on Steel-type Pokémon. I didn't want to take the chance with the Weakness Policy, because I had one match where my Revavroom was taken out in one hit by a Ceruledge with Bitter Blade, despite having Filter for the Ability, and Earthquake is 4x effective against Revavroom, but then again Dragonite doesn't even get STAB from Earthquake.
I brought in Bellibolt for this fight in case my opponent picked Dondozo, but my opponent picked Garganacl instead, while Bellibolt's main role is to deal some damage and heal up with Parabolic Charge, my alternate strategy with Bellibolt is if he is up against a really defensive foe, he has Acid Spray to decrease their Special Defense, and then get in some damage with Parabolic Charge. Muddy Water is the best Water-type move Bellibolt can learn, because it cannot learn Surf or Scald, and if you are wondering if Scald is in this game, it is, but it can only be learned by one Pokémon, and that Pokémon is at the time of this video going up now available in this game, it is kind of wasted potential, because that Pokémon doesn't even need Scald to be usable, and because of this, many defensive Water-type Pokémon have been affected by the loss of Scald, meaning they have to rely on the very weak Chilling Water, which doesn't have the burn chance but instead lowers the opponent's Attack stat.

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