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Pokémon Sword and Shield (2019)

Duration: 5:48

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I used: Ribombee, Stakataka, Raichu, and Hatterene
My Opponent used: FREEPKM.COM (Moltres), PkmLab . com (Salamence), MGDiscord.co (Regieleki), and Machamps.com (Blacephalon)
Stadium: Stow-on-Side (Sword)
Battle BGM: Rose Tower

My opponent's team is entirely hacked Shiny Pokémon, but the ones used in this battle were all from different sources that you would see on Surprise Trade, like PkmLab.com (don't know why there is a space between the two words), and the infamous Machamps.com, but I guess my opponent got so many free Master Balls from all of these hacked Shiny Pokémon. I don't know why my opponent even has a Drizzile on his team, unless that thing is hacked as well, or it could be holding an Eviolite and he has some sort of strategy with an Eviolite Drizzile. I have never received a Drizzile from one of these hacked sources, but I have received a hacked Shiny Inteleon from Machamps.com at one point while Surprise Trading.
Then for the team I used, and this one has an interesting strategy, it is making use of the move Speed Swap to make Pokémon that are very slow move first without the need for Trick Room. For that strategy, I have Ribombee with Speed Swap to give his high Speed stat to Stakataka, so that way Stakataka can sweep entire teams with that Speed, and I went with Iron Head over Gyro Ball because there wouldn't be any need for Gyro Ball if Stakataka is going to be outspeeding almost everything, with the exception being Regieleki, because that thing is the fastest Pokémon out of every single one so far, and I could only wonder how overpowered it would be if Regieleki got Speed Swap. Stakataka does have Body Press to make use of its high Defense stat, and Stakataka is the best user of Body Press in the game, as I have already demonstrated with other Pokémon, Body Press uses the user's Defense stat when dealing damage.
Ribombee's main role is to use Speed Swap to give his high Speed to Stakataka, but I have some other slower Pokémon on the team to make use of the high Speed, my Shiny Raichu, and no he is not hacked, this Shiny Raichu was bred legitimately, I don't ever hack my Pokémon or use any hacked Pokémon obtained by these shady people. Raichu is my alternate Speed Swap user, but I find Ribombee to be better, as Ribombee has higher Speed than Raichu.
With Raichu, he has Fake Out to get an easy flinch on the opponent, Electroweb to slow down opponents, and Volt Switch to deal some damage and switch out, and he has Lightning Rod, so I can switch in against an Electric-type move, although I was surprised to see Regieleki have at least one coverage move, despite Regieleki's limited type coverage.
Hatterene is more of a back-up Pokémon should my Speed Swap strategy backfire, she has Trick Room so that if my Ribombee ever gets taken out too soon without using Speed Swap on Stakataka, my alternative is using Trick Room with Hatterene to put them to use, and I have used this Hatterene before, she is capable of Gigantamaxing, and she does have the usual moves of Expanding Force, Dazzling Gleam, and Mystical Fire, and I have Trick Room on her to help support slower Pokémon.
At one point in the video, I cut out the waiting time, which I don't normally do, it was just my opponent wasted 60 seconds choosing a Pokémon to send out, and it was on the final Pokémon, which I don't ever understand why you would waste time sending out your final Pokémon, specially when all of your other Pokémon have been taken out at this point.

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