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Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000)

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To get started, I show Earl's Pokémon Academy, this is where you can take part in lessons on how to battle, and you can check the Library, which provides information on everything in Pokémon, like every Pokémon's level up moves, TMs, and even breeding moves, and it even goes over the changes between Red, Blue, and Yellow to Gold, Silver, and Crystal.
There are three tests, the Trainer Class is where we start, first is the lectures, where Earl teaches you about various subjects about Pokémon types, moves, and battle strategies, and he then gives you a quiz about that subject, and you have to get the correct answer.
Next is the test, where you have to get around 8 questions correct, and this one tests your knowledge on Pokémon types, moves, and many others, as this is the Wisdom Test we are taking. Next is the Skill Test, where you battle Trainers, who have teams that specialize in various moves, and you have to pick the Pokémon that are best at countering their teams, here is a list of the Trainers.
Battle 1: Camper Cole
Meganium: Razor Leaf
Parasect: Giga Drain
Weepinbell: Giga Drain
Jumpluff: Mega Drain, Tackle
Sunflora: Mega Drain
Exeggutor: Mega Drain

Strategy: Your opponent uses Grass-type Pokémon, and you have to pick the ones that are super effective against them, Growlithe, Pidgeotto, and Beedrill are the three Pokémon that have the advantage against Grass-type Pokémon.

Battle 2: Super Nerd Melvin
Flareon: Flamethrower
Charmeleon: Flamethrower
Ninetales: Flamethrower
Magmar: Flamethrower
Quilava: Flamethrower
Arcanine: Flamethrower

Strategy: Your opponent uses Fire-type Pokémon, and you have Normal-type Pokémon. You have to pick ones that can deal super effective damage against Fire-type Pokémon, Stantler has Earthquake, Furret has Surf, and Miltank has Rollout.

Battle 3: Schoolboy Carson
Umbreon: Faint Attack
Steelix: Iron Tail
Donphan: Earthquake
Sneasel: Faint Attack
Scizor: Steel Wing
Golem: Magnitude

Strategy: This battle tests you on dual types, Hitmonlee can take on the Dark-types, Bellossom can fight the Ground-types, and Magmar can fight the Steel-types.

Battle 4: Swimmer♂ Clayton
Cloyster: Barrier, Surf
Grimer: Acid Armor, Sludge
Tentacool: Barrier, Surf
Mr. Mime: Barrier, Psychic
Tentacruel: Barrier, Surf
Muk: Acid Armor, Sludge

Strategy: Your opponent will boost his Pokémon's Defense with Acid Armor and Barrier, Dragonair, Murkrow, and Pinsir have moves that deal set damage, like Dragon Rage, Night Shade, and Seismic Toss.

Battle 5: Youngster Jonathan
Houndoom: SolarBeam
Ivysaur: SolarBeam
Houndour: SolarBeam
Meganium: SolarBeam
Exeggutor: SolarBeam
Venusaur: Skull Bash

Strategy: Your opponent uses two-turn moves, he likes to lead with Houndoom and use Venusaur, Croconaw has Dig, while Delibird and Aerodactyl have Fly, they are faster than your opponent's Pokémon, so using their second move on the first turn and then use the move to avoid their attack when they use them is how to win.

Battle 6: Picnicker Cyndy
Slowbro: Amnesia, Surf
Snorlax: Amnesia, Strength
Furret: Amnesia, Strength
Quagsire: Amnesia, Surf
Slugma: Amnesia, Flamethrower
Slowking: Amnesia, Psychic

Strategy: Your opponent uses Amnesia to boost their Special Defense, choose Fearow, Lickitung, and Granbull, as they know physical moves to get past their high Special Defense.

Battle 7: Lass Nancy
Charmeleon: Double Team, SmokeScreen, Fire Punch
Quilava: Double Team, SmokeScreen, Flame Wheel
Horsea: Double Team, SmokeScreen, Waterfall
Pidgeotto: Double Team, Sand-Attack, Wing Attack
Gligar: Double Team, Sand-Attack, Wing Attack
Aipom: Double Team, Sand-Attack, Strength

Strategy: Your opponent likes to boost her Pokémon's evasion with Double Team and lower your accuracy with moves like Sand-Attack and SmokeScreen, pick the Pokémon that counter her team. Eevee has Swift, which will never miss, Noctowl has Foresight, which neutralizes the opponent's evasion boosts, and Golbat has Haze, which resets all stat changes.

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