Game:

Pokémon Stadium (1999)

Duration: 7:35

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Venomoth, Vaporeon, Mr. Mime, Slowpoke, Graveler, Starmie
CPU Team: Magmar, Fearow, Magikarp, Nidorina, Rattata, Golem

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Venomoth: Psychic, Supersonic, SolarBeam, Swift
Vaporeon: Surf, Quick Attack, Sand-Attack, Acid Armor
Mr. Mime: Barrier, Psychic, Metronome, Seismic Toss
Slowpoke: Surf, Psychic, Thunder Wave, Amnesia
Graveler: Earthquake, Seismic Toss, Strength, Selfdestruct
Starmie: Surf, Thunder, Swift, Harden

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Magmar: Fire Punch, Mega Punch, Psychic, SmokeScreen
Fearow: Drill Peck, Mirror Move, Fury Attack, Swift
Magikarp: Splash, Tackle
Nidorina: Toxic, Thunder, Double-Edge, Ice Beam
Rattata: Super Fang, Blizzard, Quick Attack, Hyper Fang
Golem: Dig, Seismic Toss, Fire Blast, Metronome

I got some good Pokémon for this battle, when going over the type match-ups against the CPU team, I have three Water-type Pokémon, two of which are part Psychic-type, and for the CPU team, I had Mr. Mime as the first Pokémon for the battle, the third Psychic-type on the team, and the CPU led with Nidorina. As with the rest of the Pokémon, I have Graveler to deal with Fearow, but when fighting against Fearow, it does tend to use Mirror Move to copy moves used against it.
I did get Slowpoke for this battle, and this Pokémon is another user of Amnesia, and while it has very low Speed, Slowpoke does have Thunder Wave to paralyze the opponent, then I can get in a Special boost with Amnesia, and then start getting in some damage with Surf and Psychic, and with both Magmar and Golem on the CPU side, although the downside is that as Slowpoke will always move last, it has to take a hit before attacking.
There isn't really much else to go over with Rattata or Magikarp on the CPU side, unless we wait for the day where a Magikarp does end up doing very well in battle, but if its only damaging move is Tackle, then it's not going to be doing that much. While I did get a team to help in this battle, Venomoth does face competition with many other Psychic-type Pokémon, even though it is not a Psychic-type itself, but at least it does have a good enough Special stat to make use of it, while Slowpoke and Mr. Mime can put their Psychic-type moves to better use.

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