Game:

Pokémon Stadium (1999)

Duration: 8:46

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Nidoking, Machoke, Tentacool, Primeape, Psyduck, Bulbasaur
CPU Team: Nidoqueen, Eevee, Electrode, Lapras, Koffing, Golduck

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Nidoking: Earthquake, Horn Drill, Rage, Substitute
Machoke: Submission, Strength, Rock Slide, Focus Energy
Tentacool: Surf, Supersonic, Mega Drain, Blizzard
Primeape: Fury Swipes, Rock Slide, Low Kick, Strength
Psyduck: Surf, Confusion, Dig, Blizzard
Bulbasaur: Leech Seed, Toxic, Body Slam, Razor Leaf

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Nidoqueen: Toxic, Double Kick, Bite, Earthquake
Eevee: Body Slam, Swift, Sand-Attack, Toxic
Electrode: Thunder, Thunder Wave, Swift, Selfdestruct
Lapras: Ice Beam, SolarBeam, Body Slam, Sing
Koffing: Sludge, Toxic, Thunderbolt, Explosion
Golduck: Ice Beam, Surf, Toxic, Disable

This is the first appearance of Nidoqueen in the Free Battle videos, and there is one thing I want to go over, in the Japanese version of Pokémon Stadium, Nidoqueen had a different animation when it entered battle, I don't know how to explain about this, but it was a weird animation, and it was changed outside of Japan.
As with the team we both got, my opponent got some Pokémon like Lapras and Golduck, while I don't have the best match-ups, I have Machoke and Primeape for the type advantage against Lapras, but sometimes I make some misclicks, because I am usually expecting it to be a different move, which is why I always check the moves to see which one to pick.
There was Electrode with Thunder Wave and Selfdestruct, Koffing with Explosion, and Nidoqueen with Earthquake, and with the Pokémon that I got, I had Psyduck and Bulbasaur, both have some decent moves, but compared to the CPU team, Psyduck does have an advantage against Nidoqueen, but its Earthquake can get in some good damage against Psyduck. There is even attempting to get the paralysis with Bulbasaur's Body Slam against some opponents, having to rely on that 30% chance.
I did get Golduck as the lead, and out of the Pokémon that I have, Tentacool is the most reliable option against it, and Mega Drain can help get in some damage, and this battle is one example of how differently things can go when you end up clicking on a different move.

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