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Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000)

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Gengar, Raichu, Bellossom, Lapras, Bulbasaur, Nidorina
CPU Team: Lickitung, Natu, Beedrill, Sentret, Pinsir, Chinchou

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Gengar: Night Shade, Thief, Nightmare, Hypnosis
Raichu: Thunder, Quick Attack, Thunder Wave, Tail Whip
Bellossom: Petal Dance, Cut, PoisonPowder, Attract
Lapras: Whirlpool, Icy Wind, Perish Song, Mist
Bulbasaur: Razor Leaf, Headbutt, Toxic, Growth
Nidorina: Strength, Bite, Blizzard, Toxic

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Lickitung: Hyper Beam, Shadow Ball, Surf, Supersonic
Natu: Psychic, Future Sight, Night Shade, Confuse Ray
Beedrill: Twineedle, Sludge Bomb, Pursuit, Focus Energy
Sentret: Headbutt, Shadow Ball, Rollout, Defense Curl
Pinsir: Fury Cutter, ViceGrip, Submission, Focus Energy
Chinchou: Surf, Thunder, Rain Dance, Confuse Ray

The lead that I got for this battle was Lapras, and I have seen that in Free Battle, the CPU never switches out, even when affected by Perish Song, and I usually try to make good use of the move and then switch Lapras out for another Pokémon that is better at taking on the Pokémon that is in the battle, the CPU's lead with Lickitung, and this was where Perish Song came to use as Lickitung does have a good HP stat for taking hits.
I have some other good Pokémon for this one, Gengar's moves isn't the best against Normal-type Pokémon, as Thief which had 40 power back then is the only move that can deal damage to them, but it does have Hypnosis and Nightmare which can work as a combo for weakening the opponent. Both Normal-type Pokémon have Shadow Ball to take on Ghost-type Pokémon, and Sentret does have the Rollout and Defense Curl combo. I don't have much use for Bulbasaur when the CPU had a Psychic-type and two Bug-type Pokémon, but at least it can do well against Chinchou, and I have Bellossom as another Grass-type to deal with it.
I did see that the only move Pinsir has that can deal damage to Gengar is Fury Cutter, and the move starts off very weak, but it does increase the power the more times it hits, the move's power resets if Fury Cutter does miss, and back then Fury Cutter's starting power is 10, and its maximum power is 160 if it hits consecutively. Beedrill does have Pursuit to deal super effective damage to Gengar with, and what Pursuit does in case you are not familiar with the move as Pursuit was one of the moves removed in Generation 8, this is a Dark-type move that deals double damage if the target switches out, and in competitive battling, most Dark-types use that move to take out any Psychic or Ghost-type Pokémon that try to switch out.
I do have Raichu's Thunder Wave to paralyze some of the Pokémon, but its main use is to take out Natu with Thunder, I did find that using Gengar for most of the fight did help, as most of the CPU Pokémon have moves that either don't do much against it.

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