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Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000)

Duration: 11:38

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Magby, Seel, Octillery, Sunflora, Jynx, Golduck
CPU Team: Nidoqueen, Raikou, Metapod, Haunter, Hitmonchan, Lickitung

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Magby: Flamethrower, Iron Tail, Confuse Ray, Sunny Day
Seel: Surf, Ice Beam, Headbutt, Safeguard
Octillery: Octazooka, Hyper Beam, Focus Energy, Lock-On
Sunflora: Razor Leaf, Hyper Beam, Toxic, Growth
Jynx: Ice Punch, Confusion, Lick, Mean Look
Golduck: Hydro Pump, Fury Swipes, Confusion, Psych Up

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Nidoqueen: Body Slam, Mud-Slap, Ice Punch, Toxic
Raikou: Spark, Quick Attack, Flash, Roar
Metapod: Harden
Haunter: Shadow Ball, Giga Drain, Spite, Destiny Bond
Hitmonchan: Mach Punch, Strength, Ice Punch, Counter
Lickitung: Hyper Beam, Shadow Ball, Surf, Supersonic

My team has three Water-type Pokémon, while the CPU doesn't have the same types throughout the team, well there are two Poison-type Pokémon, but neither of them have Poison-type moves. Never would have expected to see Metapod lead the fight against Magby, this gives me an easy advantage at the start of the battle.
The CPU does have some Pokémon that can be tricky foes to get through, Haunter which is fast and can use Destiny Bond if its HP is low, and Hitmonchan can use Counter to send back any physical attacks used against it.
Raikou is there for its advantage against the Water-types I have, but I do have Sunflora which can use Toxic to inflict poison on it and weaken it with Razor Leaf, but I can use Growth to increase Sunflora's Special Attack if I need it to deal more damage to Raikou, but I don't need Sunflora for the rest of its battle if its main use is to fight Raikou.
With the Water-types I have, Golduck has the hard hitting Hydro Pump, Seel can use Ice Beam to try and freeze the opponent, and Octillery can use Lock-On to ensure its next attack will always hit, and I can use Focus Energy if I need to boost Octillery's critical hit rate. The Water-types are there to take out Nidoqueen, and I do have to deal with Lickitung as well, as not only does it have a lot of HP, but it can use Hyper Beam to inflict massive damage. I don't only have the Water-types for Nidoqueen, as I do have Jynx for the type advantage, the downside is Jynx cannot switch in on Nidoqueen's Body Slam due to its very low Defense stat.

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