Game:

Pokémon Stadium (1999)

Duration: 10:25

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Vulpix, Seadra, Dugtrio, Pidgey, Machop, Charmeleon
CPU Team: Electrode, Nidoqueen, Dewgong, Venonat, Omastar, Clefairy

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Vulpix: Flamethrower, Dig, Confuse Ray, Double-Edge
Seadra: Surf, Toxic, SmokeScreen, Swift
Dugtrio: Dig, Sand-Attack, Toxic, Hyper Beam
Pidgey: Fly, Toxic, Double-Edge, Double Team
Machop: Submission, Rock Slide, Earthquake, Focus Energy
Charmeleon: Flamethrower, Counter, Seismic Toss, Strength

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Electrode: Thunder, Thunder Wave, Swift, Selfdestruct
Nidoqueen: Toxic, Double Kick, Bite, Earthquake
Dewgong: Aurora Beam, Headbutt, Rest, Surf
Venonat: Psychic, Mega Drain, Double-Edge, Stun Spore
Omastar: Hydro Pump, Submission, Spike Cannon, Withdraw
Clefairy: Thunderbolt, Psychic, Body Slam, Blizzard

With the team we both have, mine doesn't have many that can take on some of the Pokémon the CPU has, the best example of this is Electrode, while I do have Dugtrio for the type advantage, Electrode has Selfdestruct, and Dugtrio can get taken out in one hit, and while I normally like to use Dig against opponents with Selfdestruct or Explosion, Electrode is faster than Dugtrio.
I got Seadra for the lead, while the CPU has Omastar, which does give me the better matchup, as Omastar is part Rock-type, but it does have a good Special stat to take Surf that well. I don't have many good options to fight Dewgong with, while I do have Machop, its Special stat is not that good at taking Dewgong's Surf, the best way is to use Toxic with Seadra, but as Dewgong has Rest, this does make it a hard opponent to take down.
I never would have expected to find a use in Pidgey of all Pokémon, because I find that Pidgey is a bit weak, even with moves like Double-Edge and Toxic, but against Nidoqueen, it can switch in on Earthquake, and the rest of Nidoqueen's moves are kind of weak, so I can use Pidgey to try and weaken Nidoqueen a bit, or even take it out, because I do have Dugtrio as an option to finish it off.
With the rest of the Pokémon, I do have two Fire-types to take on Venonat, and while Clefairy does have moves like Body Slam and Blizzard, it shouldn't be too hard to take down if I can avoid being inflicted by the status conditions from its attacks.

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