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Pokémon Stadium (1999)

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Here are the team of Pokémon in this video, which was decided by the random number generator.
P1 Team: Butterfree, Magikarp, Parasect, Bulbasaur, Growlithe, Magneton
CPU Team: Golbat, Articuno, Exeggutor, Bellsprout, Rapidash, Vulpix

Then, I will list the moves for each Pokémon in battle, starting with my team.
Butterfree: Psychic, Stun Spore, Mega Drain, Supersonic
Magikarp: Splash, Tackle
Parasect: Spore, SolarBeam, Take Down, Dig
Bulbasaur: Leech Seed, Razor Leaf, Toxic, Body Slam
Growlithe: Flamethrower, Dig, Body Slam, Reflect
Magneton: Swift, Supersonic, Thunder, Screech

The CPU's team of Pokémon and moves.
Golbat: Confuse Ray, Haze, Mega Drain, Bite
Articuno: Ice Beam, Substitute, Sky Attack, Razor Wind
Exeggutor: Egg Bomb, Stun Spore, Leech Seed, Mega Drain
Bellsprout: Razor Leaf, Stun Spore, Growth, Mega Drain
Rapidash: Fire Blast, Fire Spin, Stomp, Toxic
Vulpix: Flamethrower, Double-Edge, Dig, Confuse Ray

With the Pokémon selected for both me and the CPU player, my team doesn't have the best match-up, so I don't expect to win this battle, but you will never know, because sometimes the CPU tends to pick a different move instead of the one you are expecting and somehow throws the battle when they had the advantage, you might see it in later battles that I do in Pokémon Stadium Free Battle.
In case anyone is more familiar with the more recent generations, this was before the Steel-type was introduced, Magneton was an Electric-type back then. As with the team I have, I have so many Pokémon weak to Ice and Fire, in this case, I have a Bug-type, a Grass-type, and a Pokémon with both of those types, and my opponent has Articuno and two Fire-type Pokémon, the only two Pokémon I have with a good type match-up against Articuno are Growlithe and Magneton. While Growlithe does have Flamethrower, Articuno has a high Special stat, making Growlithe not the best choice, and with Magneton, I have to hope Thunder hits and that Ice Beam does not freze.
I even get Magikarp on the team, which never helps, as its only attacking move is Tackle, which hardly deals any damage, but at least it's there to switch in if I need something to take a hit if I cannot switch in another Pokémon. This shows what the random number generator can give me and the CPU player, sometimes I can get a good team, and sometimes I can get some really bad Pokémon, this battle is an example where I get Magikarp along with some Grass and Bug-type Pokémon, and the CPU gets two Flying-type Pokémon, one of which is a Legendary Pokémon that is part Ice-type, and two Fire-type Pokémon.

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