Huh? If Tornadus has Prankster, and Sneasler became a Dark type, wouldn't that make it immune to Prankster moves? I didn't know String Shot had less than 100 Accuracy. I also forgot that it lowers speed by two stages.

Jeez, three moves dedicated to lowering opponents' speed on Spidops? Can't say I expected that. This basically means all your team members have some form of speed control. Earth Power on Garchomp seems weird. Does Garchomp not learn single target physical Ground moves? Same with Volcarona, why not use Bug Buzz instead of Leech Life?

Wow, that was quite a formidable front put up by your opponent!

3:29 It's down… to the damage from its burn!

3:01 Hi, Guy Fieri!

The Swagger + Lum Berry combo caught me off-guard.

I've seen strategies to power up ally Pokemon with Swagger (Purugly was a good Swagger target back in the day because of Own Tempo), but not one like this. The combination of Swagger, Tailwind, and Unburden is very potent. It is a little risky because Swagger can miss, but as shown here it can tear an unprepared opponent to shreds.

This level is evil

Why this boss fight so awkward!!! 😭 It took me a long time. I nearly passed out

There's also Pokemon GO (forgot you mentioned HOME).

I'm guessing your opponent didn't run any defensive Teras, so they wanted to use it on a strong Pokemon that could withstand a hit (while Porygon-Z was disadvantaged against Tad). Either that or they simply forgot. Between String Shot, Silk Trap, and Sticky Web, Webber truly is a webber lol! Also, I never realised just how huge Braviary is, it easily outsizes both of your opponent's fully-evolved dragons!

-Looks like Spidops's role is to slow down opposing Pokemon with moves like String Shot, Sticky Web, and Silk Trap. -I guess Porygon-Z was acquired from a website. -Haxorus has a base SPD of 97 while Poliwrath's base SPD is 70. The Sticky Web lowered Haxorus's speed enough for Poliwrath to outspeed it, allowing Poliwrath to use one attack to weaken Haxorus before Braviary finished it off.

Named mine Toxic Seahorse due to the fact I listened to Mega Man X3's boss theme and I put it in a Lure Ball cuz I can

What a weird team the opponent had. I was happy to see someone use Oricorio's (its talent makes fun teams) so I was expecting the team to be based around dance moves. But no. And the Torkoal at the end...

Oho! So it's Upper Hand, not Quick Guard that I was guessing, that allows Tad to "control priority moves" as you'd mentioned. Nice to see these fancy new moves being used

So it seems Upper Hand has priority 3, but so does Fake Out. I'm assuming that if you want to interrupt someone from using Fake Out, you would need to still be faster than them. Though to be fair, common Pokemon with Intimidate like Incineroar usually carry Fake Out, so Adrenaline orbs guarantee that Poliwrath is faster than those Pokemon. Reason why I thought Poliwrath was holding an Assault Vest was that it took a critical hit Extrasensory from Suicune pretty well. I guess that could also be explained by your previous opponent lack of training. I always disliked that Toxic Orb is the only option for Flareon's Guts ability. Testralization can give it the option to hold a Flame Orb, but that's only if you are willing to always Testralize it. I believe you used a Luxury in Sword and Shield with a similar idea. Hitmontop has 125 HP meaning it has minimal HP investments for Endeavor (still some IVs there), which means its focusing on both offense and speed. I was hoping to see more of Oricorio there, though I'm not sure if any of its 3 partners has any "Dance" moves. Looks like they are in the process of building the team, and need to see what 2 more members they need to add.

-Your Poliwrath is holding an Adrenaline Orb? That's surprising. That item only works in niche situations. -I was wondering why Hitmontop knew Endeavor until your Poliwrath used Knock Off on it and removed the Focus Sash it was holding. -Flareon did an awesome job in this match!

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2:19 Eggman: Do you think you can beat me?

-Hmm, you're using Dipplin instead of Hydrapple? Is your Dipplin carrying an Eviolite? -Poliwrath doesn't have Water Absorb. So it must have the Swift Swim ability. -Toxtricity is certainly an interesting choice. Its speed stat is average, so I assume your team has moves to increase your mon's speed and to decrease your opponent's speed.

Nintendo in the early 2000’s made some just legendary games. The Wii was probably and will always be their best console in my opinion. ❤️

Flareon is my favorite of the Eeveelution, It's the fluffiest among them. I will say that the generations has been really kind to Flareon. From the physical/special split, to this generation where it can now learn Flame Charge and Trailblaze. Spidops stats and typing are certainly not impressive, but I can guess the strategy you have planned for it. It's probably going to be disruptive with Silk Trap, Lunge, and Skitter Smack. It does work out well with its ability forcing your opponent to switch. This team sure has a lot of ways to raise its speed, and lowers opponents speed. There is also a lot of emphasis on defense, I think Poliwrath is holding an Assault Vest, and Dipplin is holding an Eviolite. Your opponent is definitely not experienced. I can hardly think of a situation where Zacian's special attacks is preferable to physical attacks. It's in its crowned form too.

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Match 1- So this is Lemuria Hub? I see. Its layout reminds me of Saltspray Rig from Splatoon 1 and Skipper Pavilion from Splatoon 2. Match 2- This version of Hammerhead Bridge looks different. The right side of the stage (the area you were facing at the 4:36 mark) has some raised platforms to allow the defenders to splat attackers from the high ground. The narrow area on the left at the 4:55 mark has been extended and has a sponge where the defenders can swim up to and retreat if they wish. And there is also a small path at the 5:14 mark that allows players to get the center of the stage. The changes are small but improves the stage by a lot. Match 3- Three of the players had the Decavitators. They look like they're for players who like charging into the battle and taking players out with the charged shots. It's hard to say which version of the Decavitator has a better kit. Mint has a Suction Bomb for offense and Big Bubbler for defense, while Charcoal has Splash Wall for defense and Inkjet for offense. Match 4- This time, three of the players had Wellstring V's. It looks better than the other Stringers since it fire five shots instead of three. I think the vanilla version is better since it has an Autobomb, which can track nearby opponents. Both variants of Wellstring has underwhelming specials, though.

It's hard to say if the Wellstring V and Decavitator are any good yet but it seems the Wellstring's spread out long-range shot can help chip at foes and its focused short-range shot can splat in one hit. The way its attack changes based on how long it's charged is kinda awkward, though. The Decavitator seems to rely on the element of surprise: Just rushing wildly at the foe (as I learned the hard way) will get you splatted but staying out of sight and knowing when to use its charged attack appears to be crucial for getting the most out of it.

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Keep up the good work man

I eventually found it's better to use ranged attacks on the Ares Soldiers, taking them out before they can shield.

I enjoy the battle system in the game. I feel like the designers really tried to think about more ways to incorporate speed (or sometimes wind, which is in-consistently applied to Sonic more literally) into how he could fight. At least from a creative standpoint, I think they had good ideas here.

Here's the best strat Start with Koraidon/Torkoal (Scarlet) or Miraidon/Pinurchin (Violet) Switch with Banette (Uses Frisk to see if they're holding an item.) Use Thief to steal the held item (Don't be holding anything or it will fail) Run Away with your new Booster Energy.

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Bro who put Caseoh in Sonic? 😂

Looks like everyone except the Milotic player brought in Pokemon with Water Absorb as their abilities to deal with Swampert. I wonder if Pokemon with the Storm Drain ability would work? Gastrodon could work since Tera Raid Swampert doesn't know any grass-type moves.

Tera raids that utilizes both Physical and Special attacks are always a pain. That's why Johtonian Typhlosion was difficult. Sure, both of those raids didn't have any moves to raise their stats, but you still had to keep both stats in check. I had a high fail rate here, because a lot of my allies were not ready for the Posion/Water/Ground combination, and ended going down like flies. I had to rewatch your Meloetta video, because that's what I wanted to use for this raid. Thankfully, Swampert was only using Earthquake, so I never had to worry about Poison or Defense drops. Well, Milotic seems to have activated Water Absorb once or twice, so all's well that ends well.

I failed this level 10 times as spring Mario before watching your video and realizing that I didn’t have to freakin use it, thank you so much!

What? Donphan Level 1? How could it be? Without tricking, I mean...

I'm glad there's more original stages in here at last, but the lack of themes really kills it. I get that it's just cost effective to reuse assets they've probably had sitting around since Generations but these stages don't get to have much identity since they blend together. At a glance it can be hard to tell what stage is even is between all of the other Green Hill or Chemical Plant stages. Really hope Sega can find a balance somewhere to make more unique locales for these levels.

For anyone looking at this like a walkthrough: this is a terrible way to play the stage. You can get way more points in less time by ignoring the enemies to the left and right of the hill.

Do you plan to play Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Remake for Switch soon?

Fuck this level

He found the great thing to beat you Chimecho with Mirror Coat. He made a great fight.

He made a great strategy with Rillaboom, making a Fire Type, it's great.

Trick probably didn't work, because Brute Bonnet was not holding an item at that very moment. It was used, but it gets restored at the end of the battle. I don't know when it was that this quality of life was added, but it's to prevent wild Pokemon from stealing your valuable items and losing it forever. I believe Compound Eyes would increase that chance from 1/20 to 1/5.

Ouch!

4:10

I haven't tried doing any single color runs, though they seem like a fun way to get even more value out of this game. Lucky chips are a bit underrated, though admittedly I think they also vary dramatically by weapon type. A Splatana can get more out of it with more armor and maybe a lucky egg drop to help thin out enemies than something with a faster fire rate that can mow down crowds a bit more effectively.

Interesting build. Wipe out enemies to get a special gauge to wipe out enemies to get a special gauge to...

0:40- Corviknight out of nowhere

my faves: The Tall Tappers Uh… these guys? Captain Tuck and the Flippers Bossa Nova School Library Pep Squad Fork Widget See and Saw Rhythm Rockets

I love how they don’t even know what the characters from donk donk are