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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (2022)

Duration: 7:22

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I used: Indeedee, Veluza, Sneasler, and Hisuian Goodra
My Opponent used: Alolan Muk, Medicham, Bruce (Urshifu) (Single Strike Style), and Snot (Frosmoth)
Stadium: Pokémon League
Battle BGM: Wild Pokémon

After many online battles I have done, I come up against a player using Pokémon that rarely ever see use, and sure he does have Urshifu, which is one of the most used Pokémon in online battles, but the ones that stand out when it comes to the ones that rarely see use are Alolan Muk, Medicham, and Frosmoth, and all three are used in this battle. Unfortunately, this player has a very inappropriate username, I even had to check to see what it meant, and while it is a slang word, it is not an appropriate slang word, and the Frosmoth's nickname, Snot is not a bad word, while the main word means a type of mucus that comes from the nose, it is even used to describe a useless person, and while it is used as a vulgar term, there isn't really any surprise if my opponent's Trainer name isn't appropriate. For some reason, the Medicham doesn't have a nickname, and the Alolan Muk is Japanese.
Alolan Muk's Hidden Ability is Power of Alchemy, what that does is when its teammate faints in a Double Battle, it will copy the Ability of the fainted teammate, in this case, when Medicham went down, Alolan Muk copied Medicham's Pure Power. It is the signature Ability of Alolan Muk, a good use of an Ability that not many players seem to be aware of.
I replaced Aqua Jet on Veluza for Night Slash, I did consider Drill Run on her with a Ground Tera Type, but as Veluza's main use is to use Psycho Cut in the Psychic Terrain created by Indeedee, there wasn't really much need to do that, and both Sneasler and Goodra are my main Terastal users, Sneasler to deal more damage with Acrobatics, and Goodra to resist the types he is weak to. I did like the use of Frosmoth in this battle, this is a Pokémon that can make good use of Terastallization, because Bug/Ice is a very bad defensive type combination, and Frosmoth can go into a Water Tera Type to resist Fire-type moves, and while Steel can be good for resisting Rock-type moves, it keeps the Fire weakness, but it is a normal weakness and not a glaring weakness, Frosmoth is reliant on Quiver Dance to get the best use in battle.

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