Game:

Pokémon Stadium (1999)

Duration: 8:54

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Dragonair, Staryu, Parasect, Nidorina, Golem, Kangaskhan
CPU Team: Beedrill, Vaporeon, Mankey, Flareon, Pidgey, Pidgeotto

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Dragonair: Hyper Beam, Swift, Ice Beam, Thunder Wave
Staryu: Hydro Pump, Recover, Thunderbolt, Psychic
Parasect: Spore, Take Down, Dig, SolarBeam
Nidorina: Toxic, Thunder, Double-Edge, Ice Beam
Golem: Dig, Seismic Toss, Fire Blast, Metronome
Kangaskhan: Dizzy Punch, Rock Slide, Surf, Thunderbolt

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Beedrill: Twineedle, Hyper Beam, Toxic, Focus Energy
Vaporeon: Surf, Quick Attack, Sand-Attack, Acid Armor
Mankey: Submission, Rock Slide, Seismic Toss, Screech
Flareon: Fire Blast, Take Down, Smog, Sand-Attack
Pidgey: Fly, Toxic, Double-Edge, Double Team
Pidgeotto: Fly, Quick Attack, Sand-Attack, Take Down

Starting the fight, I had Dragonair for the lead, while the CPU starts off with Mankey. From the Pokémon that I have on the team, Staryu does have the best matchup, and Dragonair can use Thunder Wave on opponents to help its teammates out. The CPU did have both Pidgey and Pidgeotto on the same team, Pidgey does have its advantages with Toxic and Double-Edge, while Pidgeotto can use Quick Attack to hit first and Sand-Attack the weaken the opponent's accuracy.
Against Flareon, I do have some good advantages with Staryu and Golem, while Parasect is there to fight Vaporeon, even if I do have to deal with having SolarBeam for the Grass-type move, the best way is to use Spore and see if the opponent can stay asleep for more than one turn. Staryu does have some good matchups in this battle, not only against Flareon, but its Psychic can get in some damage against Beedrill, even if there is the Hyper Beam to watch out for.
Nidorina is more of a backup option, as it does have Ice Beam and Thunder to take on the Flying-types on the CPU side, and Double-Edge for a powerful Normal-type move to finish off weakened opponents, and I do have Kangaskhan for versatility, if not for its low Special stat, making moves like Dizzy Punch more preferred over Thunderbolt when used against Water-type Pokémon.

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