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Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000)

Duration: 10:41

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Quilava, Swinub, Nidorina, Aipom, Politoed, Metapod
CPU Team: Magnemite, Squirtle, Bulbasaur, Hoppip, Clefable, Vaporeon

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Quilava: Fire Blast, Rollout, Strength, SmokeScreen
Swinub: Blizzard, Earthquake, Strength, Mist
Nidorina: Strength, Bite, Blizzard, Toxic
Aipom: Strength, Double Team, Baton Pass, Agility
Politoed: Whirlpool, Icy Wind, Perish Song, Swagger
Metapod: Harden

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Magnemite: Thunder, Frustration, Supersonic, Thunder Wave
Squirtle: Surf, Bite, Blizzard, Rain Dance
Bulbasaur: Razor Leaf, Headbutt, Toxic, Growth
Hoppip: Giga Drain, Headbutt, Leech Seed, Sleep Powder
Clefable: Metronome, Headbutt, Ice Punch, Encore
Vaporeon: Waterfall, Quick Attack, Acid Armor, Sand-Attack

I got Politoed as the lead for this battle, and the CPU went with Clefable, and this was one I wanted to get out of the way with Perish Song, because Clefable can take many hits to bring down. I used the Perish Song turns to bring in Aipom and set up with Agility and Double Team so that I can use Baton Pass to send in the Pokémon that can fight the next Pokémon that comes out after Clefable.
As Vaporeon does seem the most likely to come out, I can use Baton Pass to get Nidorina in there and use Toxic to get Vaporeon down, as I do have two Pokémon weak to Water-type moves and one that cannot do anything.
I do have some good counters to some of the Pokémon, Quilava to fight Bulbasaur, and it can also deal with Hoppip, and I have Swinub to take on Magnemite, and that is the best counter as Magnemite cannot do much to Swinub. The hardest one to deal with is Squirtle, it's not as hard as Vaporeon, but it's one that Politoed can use Perish Song on, and Squirtle cannot do much to Politoed, but I don't want to take too much time with Swagger and Whirlpool. Aipom can even hold its own in battle with Strength, but I don't usually tend to rely on it unless I want it to get some hits in against the opponent, but at least it's more reliable than Metapod. I do have some backup options, like Nidorina's Blizzard for Hoppip, which is what I would do if Hoppip was the lead for this battle, I don't expect to have Swinub fight it, even if Giga Drain wouldn't do too much even with the type advantage, I never like to depend on Blizzard as the main Ice-type move when the CPU has a Pokémon that knows a super effective move on the Pokémon that I have in the battle.

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