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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (2022)

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I used: Orthworm, Rabsca, and Overqwil
My Opponent used: washingfluid (Espeon), bollawoa (Vaporeon), and blue flavor (Sylveon)
Stadium: Mesagoza
Battle BGM: Area Zero Pokémon

I come across a full Eeveelution team, well there is only five of them and a randomly placed Luxray on the team. I would say that my opponent is a casual player, while not the most competitive, I did see that some of the Pokémon on my opponent's team didn't have ideal moves, the Espeon is the most notable out of the ones used. If I were to choose what kind of player I am when it comes to video games, I would say that I am a casual player, but I do like to try and show everything there is in the game, specially when doing YouTube videos on games.
I might as well go over the Pokémon that I am using so that I don't go off topic, Orthworm is back on the team, and this is the same one that I did use in an earlier Scarlet & Violet online battle, this time I changed his Tera Type to Fairy, and his moves are identical, I wasn't sure about going with Shed Tail, but as Orthworm is kind of slow, Shed Tail is really hard to use as it can only be used if the Pokémon HP is above 50%, and for a Pokémon like Orthworm which has quite low Speed, it requires proper set up, he does have Stealth Rock at least.
Next is Rabsca, and this is the very last Generation 9 Pokémon that I have competitively bred and trained, before the Pokémon HOME update, I have competitively trained every fully evolved Generation 9 Pokémon, the only Pokémon I had not competitively trained was Rabsca, this is because its Egg Move of Cosmic Power was not available before the update, the only Pokémon that can learn the move were Arceus and Eternatus, and then you had to give the Mirror Herb to Rabsca in order to pass on the move. Going over my strategy with Rabsca, she has Bug Buzz and Psychic for her main attacks, and she can set up Trick Room to help against faster opponents, which this can benefit Orthworm, the rest of my team are kind of fast or have above average Speed, but not as fast as the top threats in the competitive scene, and Revivial Blessing to revive a fainted teammate, Rabsca is one of two Pokémon to learn that move, and I have seen some Rabsca sets use Sleep Talk with Revivial Blessing or equip a Leppa Berry so that it can use Revivial Blessing twice in one battle. If you want to know which fully Generation 9 Pokémon I have yet to use in online battles, or those that don't evolve, here is a list of them, those being Squawkabilly, Klawf, Wugtrio, Farigiraf, and Dudunsparce, while I do have Annihilape on my team, I have not used an Annihilape on any teams prior to this online battle, and if Legendary Pokémon count, I have not used Chien-Pao, and I am not likely to use Koraidon or Miraidon in online battles unless they change the rules of Ranked Battles, which I don't do, to allow Restricted Legendary Pokémon, because in Sword & Shield online battles, I did use one Restricted Legendary per team in my later online battles.
I put Overqwil on the team because I do want to try and use most of the Hisuian Pokémon in online battles, and this was a difficult Pokémon to try and find a set for, and the one I settled with is a Physical Attacker, I do have Toxic on Overqwil to inflict the badly poison status onto opponents, and Barb Barrage is a 60 Power Poison-type move that has a 50% chance of inflicting poison onto the opponent, and if the target is poisoned, the attack's power is doubled. I do like how Overqwil can make use of Physical Dark-type moves like Crunch in this game, because in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, the only Dark-type move Overqwil could learn was Dark Pulse, and that is a Special move coming from Overqwil's lower Special Attack stat. Liquidation is there for type coverage, and I went with a Water Tera Type on Overqwil to give her a way to handle Ground-type opponents, and she has a Sitrus Berry for her held item.

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