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Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000)

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Here we are, the Elite Four battle in Round 2, they are the toughest Trainers in Johto, and make use of Pokémon of different types. The Elite Four even use Pokémon outside of their specialty type to round out their team, making them even harder to take on.
I will list each Trainers that you fight in the Elite Four, as well as the Pokémon they use and their held item.
Battle 1: Elite Four Will
Xatu: Psychic, Drill Peck, Giga Drain, Faint Attack (BrightPowder)
Electabuzz: Thunderbolt, Psychic, Ice Punch, Rolling Kick (King's Rock)
Mantine: Waterfall, Wing Attack, Ice Beam, Haze (MiracleBerry)
Flareon: Fire Blast, Body Slam, Shadow Ball, Roar (Quick Claw)
Chansey: Psychic, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Counter (Focus Band)
Hypno: Psychic, Shadow Ball, Submission, Ice Punch (Scope Lens)

Battle 2: Elite Four Koga
Venomoth: Double Team, Toxic, Baton Pass, Psybeam (BrightPowder)
Magmar: Double Team, Toxic, Confuse Ray, Flamethrower (MiracleBerry)
Lapras: Double Team, Toxic, Confuse Ray, Surf (Leftovers)
Stantler: Double Team, Toxic, Confuse Ray, Earthquake (MysteryBerry)
Lanturn: Double Team, Toxic, Confuse Ray, Thunderbolt (Quick Claw)
Ariados: Double Team, Spider Web, Baton Pass, Psybeam (Focus Band)

Battle 3: Elite Four Bruno
Machamp: Cross Chop, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Fissure (Quick Claw)
Golem: Rock Slide, Magnitude, Submission, Fissure (BrightPowder)
Primeape: Cross Chop, Rock Slide, Reversal, Counter (Focus Band)
Granbull: Strength, Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, DynamicPunch (PRZCureBerry)
Exeggutor: Giga Drain, Psychic, AncientPower, Explosion (MiracleBerry)
Ursaring: Slash, Earthquake, Crunch, Counter (Scope Lens)

Battle 4: Elite Four Karen
Umbreon: Swagger, Screech, Faint Attack, Psychic (Focus Band)
Persian: Swagger, Screech, Headbutt, Shadow Ball (BrightPowder)
Murkrow: Swagger, Mean Look, Psych Up, Drill Peck (Scope Lens)
Slowbro: Swagger, Thunder Wave, Surf, Submission (Quick Claw)
Misdreavus: Mean Look, Perish Song, Pain Split, Psychic (MysteryBerry)
Electrode: Swagger, Thunder Wave, Headbutt, Thunderbolt (King's Rock)

Battle 5: Champion Lance
Dragonite: DragonBreath, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Hyper Beam (Scope Lens)
Aerodactyl: AncientPower, Wing Attack, Earthquake, Hyper Beam (King's Rock)
Feraligatr: Surf, Earthquake, Blizzard, Hyper Beam (Mystic Water)
Kangaskhan: Submission, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Hyper Beam (BrightPowder)
Arcanine: Flamethrower, ExtremeSpeed, Crunch, Hyper Beam (MiracleBerry)
Tyranitar: Crunch, Rock Slide, Earthquake, Hyper Beam (Quick Claw)

Going over each of the Elite Four, first up is Will, a Psychic-type use, he does use Xatu in this battle which now has Drill Peck, but he has included other Pokémon, he has some high Special Defense Pokémon like Mantine and Chansey, and he has Flareon, which has Shadow Ball to deal with Ghost-types, and his Electabuzz has good coverage and a King's Rock to flinch the opponent. After that is Koga, the user of Poison-type Pokémon, and his strategy is using Toxic and Double Team to stall your team out, some of his Pokémon have Confuse Ray, and his Ariados and Venomoth can use Baton Pass to give the evasion boosts to his other Pokémon. After that is Bruno, the user of Fighting-type Pokémon, and he has some hard hitters, Machamp has Fissure, and it can use the Quick Claw to strike first, he's also got some powerhouses like Granbull and Ursaring which can take on many Pokémon of different types. The fourth opponent is Karen, a Dark-type user, her team have status moves like Swagger, Screech, Mean Look, Perish Song, Psych Up, and many others, she has some defensive Pokémon like Umbreon, Slowbro, and Misdreavus.
Last opponent in the Elite Four is Lance, he is even harder as he has a well rounded team, and all of his Pokémon know Hyper Beam and have high Attack, like Dragonite and Tyranitar can deal massive damage with it. He has the King's Rock on Aerodactyl to flinch your Pokémon, Feraligatr has Earthquake to handle Electric-types, Kangaskhan is a very powerful Hyper Beam user as it does get STAB from it, and Arcanine can use ExtremeSpeed to finish off weakened opponents.
After beating the Elite Four, if you have any Game Boy game connected, you can use the Move Reminder to teach them an attack that a Pokémon learns at an earlier level, and you mustn't have Rental Pokémon in order to use it, but it cannot be done on the Nintendo Switch Online version as you cannot use any of the Game Boy games to connect with this game.

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