How temp6t Beat the OU Council With a Lechonk

[@asepsisaficionado7376]

Society when you win with stall: BOOOOO!!! Society when you win with stall and a lechonk: *thunderous* *applause*

[@CoralReaper707]

Because they involve Pokemon that usually don't scream stall. I think that most stall teams are ridiculed because Alot of them are repetitive and on the nose.

[@kkokay4]

@@CoralReaper707 i hate stall cuz i dont wanna be in an hour long game that goes down to a pp battle. Shit boring af

[@CoralReaper707]

@@kkokay4 fighting stall is not fun, but I do believe it's healthy for a meta to have more defense oriented teams. Hard stall is an insta forfeit for me, though.

[@Stairwayafter]

@@CoralReaper707 today I killed a blissey with drago meteor and it was bliss cuz it won me the game

[@vivie_alcremie]

Damn bro

[@kitchaos1118]

"Without the stallbreaker there is no way to break stall" Best line hands down

[@wertyxq3468]

I loved when the stallbreaker said "it's stallbreakin' time" and stallbroke the entire place.

[@陳嘉宇-y4q]

That's somehow the most simple but meaningful sentence in Smogon history

[@funninoriginal6054]

Trully one of the stallbreaking of all time

[@Sol-cd6mx]

Hmm The floor is made of floor lmao

[@squillamsquallace2468]

Annnd that is why stall ruins the game.

[@ajguevara6961]

For my brain, the OU council feels like a real life Elite 4.

[@陳嘉宇-y4q]

More like the gym leaders, but they decided to go all out

[@paps_yt]

@@SongokuJidai Post-Game e4 + 3 hardest gym leaders

[@Luckrye]

Except instead of being rich government officials they're virgins on the internet

[@paps_yt]

@@Luckrye LOL

[@duckymomo7935]

They’re not that good trust me lol

[@sekaihunter9378]

Petition to make temp6t going around beating each of the OU council one by one with the final boss being Finchinator.

[@moldyshishkabob]

temp6t getting his own anime season

[@Rarest26]

Man’s getting the council gym badges

[@Moonstriker2514]

@@Rarest26 nah this is THE BATTLE FRONTIER

[@rexyjp1237]

​@@moldyshishkabob that would be amazing.

[@TechnoL33T]

I think they should give him badges.

[@aegisScale]

Temp6t really just pulled a "there are no worthless mons on my grandfather's team" with that sac strat. Nice repurposing of a failed FEAR mon on his part.

[@funninoriginal6054]

"I belive in the heart of the Pokemon, Kaiba!"

[@randomsamurai3855]

"Every pokemon has its value!"

[@ski-meme-trash-k1ll3rsbane71]

Good old “win with your favorite Pokemon” Karen style.

[@ticklezcat5191]

It's like people forget Temp6t is a former mod, a position that tends to also only get highly skilled players (at least in the technical aspects).

[@Musasensei1674]

why he Isn't mod anymore

[@des4929]

@@Musasensei1674 i doubt he was kicked out i feel like that would warrant a announcement as to why he was kicked and i haven’t found anything and yes him being kicked could be the case but in my personal opinion he just quit for either mental health reasons or just to have more time to produce content

[@paulelderson934]

Probably because of the salty player base. I wouldn't want to voluntarily go through that barrel of sludge either.

[@GameControlYT]

Mods position gets switch out offent

[@coatrak1357]

@@des4929 quiting to make more content feels lame because his videos seem pretty staged

[@WereDictionary]

The sheer fact that the Lechonk turned out to be the key against ausma's most dangerous pokemon had me rolling

[@Aflay1]

"You can't beat me with a 1hp Lechonk" "Oh, but that's precisely what I need to beat you."

[@ryapowa]

@@Aflay1 level 1*

[@314Pirasy]

The irony is that said Pokemon is what was supposed to neuter Lechonk's viability in this matchup.

[@theapexsurvivor9538]

@@314Pirasy "you may have outsmarted me, but I outsmarted your outsmarting" energy.

[@jjgarcia156]

@@theapexsurvivor9538 Pokémon is just one big JoJo reference

[@omegadeadpool2947]

Lechonk really said "I don't have to win, we both just have to lose"

[@user-vr5zk9ox8d]

Lechonk then said “Go ahead, make my day”

[@Dat1MangaGuy]

Well said XD

[@LordTyph]

"I might not survive this but neither will you. That is victory enough for me."

[@ThisIsntAYoutuber]

“Killing you was the point. Living through it is just a bonus.”

[@saumyatyagi6763]

Lechonk said- Even dead, I am the hero.

[@Axelpvz2030]

winning not just using a lechonk, but reaping team, giving your opponent the advantage of knowing exactly what you have, is really something hard, and shows that temp6t actually knows how to fight

[@anakinleeruiyangacsbr5800]

ye well u also haveta remember that he stages most of his vids and most depict showdown players as salty 5 year olds which overall gives a bad impression of the whole showdown community

[@alexv0714]

@@anakinleeruiyangacsbr5800 have you played low ladder? honestly his videos aren't super misleading from the real thing lmao

[@anakinleeruiyangacsbr5800]

@@alexv0714 i have and no people aren't like that in low ladder quite the opposite atucally their usually nice and try and learn

[@alexv0714]

@@anakinleeruiyangacsbr5800 we have very different low ladder experiences ngl, maybe it's the meta

[@anakinleeruiyangacsbr5800]

@@alexv0714 i have these expreinces in OU and AG and mostly rand

[@NoteofLuck]

temp's been grieving the low ladders for so long that it resulted in downplaying his battle skills and Showdown reputation crossing over into Gen 9 PokéTube. Nice to see his skills on proper display for once.

[@aplive58]

It's funny because I had a suspicion he was actually a good player too.

[@edmarcuscabie134]

@@aplive58I think it’s funny cause while most of his videos are staged, people seem to legitimately forget he’s a good player

[@jammies701]

*griefing lol Grieving the low ladders is a pretty different thing haha

[@Sassaparilla]

@@aplive58 can't confirm, but I've seen mention that he was actually a Mod at one point, but left it for unconfirmed reasons. Would explain his knowledge of gimmicks and counters.

[@peytonalexander5300]

@@edmarcuscabie134 It actually blows my mind how many people don’t realize his videos are mostly staged. They’re funny, and a fun way to showcase meme sets, but most of the accounts he faces are made on the same day as the video upload.

[@ethanjones8041]

The most impressive part is that temp saw that the lechonk wasnt going to be able to use its gimmick, but held on to it for over 70 turns, knowing that its singular turn on the field would be to shut down annihilape. He was a mon down from the start but only on the offensive side. Takes a lot of resolve to not sack the pig for a switch advantage but instead hold it for that one specific play. Props.

[@user-wy1et9dk9w]

I think his restraint in that sense is the craziest thing about this… like how early on did he realize this was a possibility

[@crisisasp5396]

my man saw this annihalape becoming a problem from turn 1, they could see each others team so temp knew exactly what was gonna happen with all the passive damage on ausma's team and realise lechonk wouldnt be able to get its gimmick off

[@NotSpecialDude]

The best part was that is that lechonk, at that moment, was 100% the best move. Even if he did rage fist and lechonk stayed alive, there was no winning move against it. Salt cure meant that sub was pointless, and switching would have been devastating as lechonk would have been spamming endeavor that would put the rest of the team within killing range.

[@CatherinetheMewsthebestMTB]

I don't really think he planned THAT far ahead (like 70 turns) to try and sack it vs ape. Especially since switch initiative isn't that game breaking for a stall team anyways. But it definitely takes experience to know not to give up any sacks without any reason. You never know when a sack can be useful, and it ended up being very useful for sure. It was definitely super well played to recognize how to get to his wincon (beat annihilape) by maintaining hazards on the field to chip it down+press the moves needed to prevent it from getting any free switches in [one example of this is when tempt6 clicked brave bird on the annihilape switch in when they expected a u-turn and wanted to get a rage fist stack up]. Can't ever give your opponent an inch to work with, especially if you can recognize when and where they can win

[@danb.067]

I find it funny how game 1, Ausma lost with Chi Yu and Annihilape, two Pokémon they would later vote in favor of banning. Tempt is a monster.

[@richdude2985]

TBF he sacked annihilape turn 1 with final gambit

[@triple6154]

imagine having a pokemon that was soon banned for being too powerful, and the thing that stopped it was a level 1 lechonk

[@psychicjellyfish9466]

Expectation: Annihilape counters Lechonk Reality: Lechonk counters Annihilape

[@ProfesorOryc]

The best thing about that whole situation is that Lechonk DID cause Annihilape to lose with that almost-nonexistent Drain punch recovery. Amazing.

[@jamonero]

Oh, hello Oryc! Didn't expect you here! jaja

[@Meowthix]

The counter turned into the downfall.

[@mr.wonderfulwisdomouswonde2991]

so basically temp6t is like that one character in an anime always joking around and playing with the younger adventurers only to reveal he was a former dragonslayer or some shit when his town is in danger

[@BoltBlades12]

temp6t: _It isn’t about winning, it’s about sending a message._

[@vyridian]

It's about winning and sending a message

[@GDestruction]

Alpharad style

[@bruhmoment7931]

I like how in an attempt to avoid lechonk ausuma fell right for it

[@ekuu8918]

"One often meets one's destiny on the road he takes to avoid it." -Master Oogway

[@sand9442]

Honestly, people underestimate how hard it is to make gimmick teams and to actually make them work.

[@cantmakeacreativename2072]

Tempt6 is really something else man. Like, obviously his gimmicky playstyle comes at the cost of a horrible win to lose ratio, but the fact that he sticks to them rather than always using the more common Pokémon is actually amazing. And when he does win, it feels deserved cause of just how creative they are. And how much of a purposeful disadvantage he puts himself in.

[@youraveragerobloxkid]

Well he does that on his alts, drop a draco and hoaxas but yeah

[@ryanlincoln6236]

The knowledge of the LeChonk sitting in the back and endeavor strats likely stopped the Annihilape from coming out to set up earlier as well. LeChonk basically completely removed the Annihilape threat from the early game.

[@user-vr5zk9ox8d]

Expectation: Lvl 1 Lechonk Reality: Ash’s Pikachu

[@thepurified8386]

endeavor is normal type annihilape was completely fine with it

[@IceBlueLugia]

@@thepurified8386 You misunderstood the comment

[@FrostGlader]

@@thepurified8386 missed the point: the Lechonk is to block the Annihilape from coming in and setting up, as the opponent NEEDS to keep it alive to prevent the Lechonk from using Endeavour. If Annihilape dies, it’s game over, as shown quite clearly when the Annihilape does go down. I’ve seen the chess comparison to High Level singles play, and I have to agree with it: One Good Play can win you the match, but you want to avoid the opponent making that play by removing the opportunities to do so. It’s also something that can happen in Doubles: I once used a Zoroark disguised as Eelectross to Trick a Scarf onto a Garchomp, effectively disabling its ability to kill Eelectross thanks solely to their Gengar’s Cursed Body. It’s because Endeavour is Normal Type that the Annihilape isn’t fine with it: it wants to set up and sweep, but now has to play a more defensive role to prevent Lechonk from effectively doing an OHKO to whatever it wants. As shown in the game, it was the Lechonk that shut down Annihilape.

[@thepurified8386]

@@FrostGlader But that literally isn't true; Lechonk had to deal with hazards for a good 90% of the game, and the fact that it's presence REQUIRED a sash to be threatening meant all you needed to do to neutralize it is keep them up, which is exactly what happened. It just so happened that it blocked Drain Punch in endgame, but that was never the intended use for it. It was a nice side thing, sure, but it didn't stop Ape from threatening everything; in fact, if Lechonk tried Endeavor at any point, Ape would've won the game by switching in on it. Maneuvering around Ape was the reason it didn't win immediately; the pig had nothing to do with it.

[@Alexander_Grant]

Gotta love it, big fan of temp6t, his videos are definitely a guilty pleasure. Hilarious to see him actually use the Lechonk.

[@Palindome]

My favourite part about this is that he didn’t win by using a gimicky strat with lechonk (although his intention was to use a gimicky strat), he genuinely used it to put play the opponent by denying them recovery

[@ninthfloor]

Also note that in Game 2 ausma misclicked and got Great Tusk killed, essentially removing her hazard control and losing the chance to get Annihilape's Substitute up. She said as much on stream: the mental game is absolutely important when playing Pokemon.

[@ekuu8918]

And doing mental damage is temp6t's specialty. XD

[@HarbingerOfTruth1]

I also misclick when making mistakes

[@CahzinCasey]

All I’m hearing is that it’s a skill issue

[@exaltedfalchion7441]

@@ekuu8918 "EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!!!"

[@ERAA-on-YT]

@@ekuu8918 _"Rival trainer hits itself in confusion!"_

[@darthhydreigon820]

people forget that temp6t isnt that bad at battling

[@DJTileTurnip]

hi darth

[@xx_squirtle8621]

His sets are unironically fun, that’s why I watch him ngl

[@Takato-ym2dk]

@@xx_squirtle8621 if he only used his skills to play actual matches instead of staged stuff he would be so much more popular

[@Poo_Brain_Horse]

I might have to give his videos a second chance. It's one thing clubbing low ladder noobs with memes, it's another if the player using them actually knows what they're doing.

[@galaxystudios370]

@@DJTileTurnip sup dj

[@TalkingVidya]

I do love how everyone says that temp6t fakes his fights for views, and I'm sure he does sometimes, but here he showed that yes, he does know how to make 9000 IQ plays

[@demicantthink8401]

Ive seen lots of his plays and some are big brain moves, but yknow gotta keep the views coming somehow

[@eliseoc.g.6465]

Definitely Tempt6t is champion rank S

[@noobslayer7564]

yeah the whole reason I unsubbed to him was the staged stuff. I enjoy the gimmicky sets a lot! I just know that the trash talking was fake most of the time and it got to me after a while. Like if i was still 12 I'd eat that stuff up but it's just not the kind of humor I can get into anymore.

[@Aquilenne]

It's generally the absolutely ridiculous chat that makes them seem fake.

[@titanium4082]

Dude's said that he doesn't really like making the salt content anymore, but it's what he's known as now. He can't escape it (said on Livestream where he beat the ou dude). So yeah, it's just to keep him afloat at this point

[@russellgardner2647]

There's nobody like Temp6t in this community. The man bet his most popular youtube video for the attempt and went in with a level 1 Lechonk for the meme win. His style is iconic and he is a living pokemon legend!

[@budgetcommander4849]

I thought he was just a hack, making fake videos for views. This situation convinced me otherwise, he's an entertainer with some talent and was willing to risk his top video for shits and giggles.

[@melvint-p9500]

@@budgetcommander4849 there’s weedletwineedle

[@GoroAkechi_Real]

@@budgetcommander4849a fair amount of his videos are staged and the real ones take a lot of time to get, so people forget he’s actually a fairly skilled player. he has true shitpost status

[@ogeid772]

Its funny because the Anihilape was the biggest thing that made the Lechonk gimmick not work, but in the end, it was Lechonk that made Anihilape's "gimmick" not work

[@atpyro7920]

temp styled on an ou council member just for the lols with a goddamn lechonk, and I’m here for it

[@Glory2Snowstar]

Absolute legend right here. Makes good art, originally cracked the code for successful Showdown videos, AND unironically found a usage for LECHONK. LECHONK! Kudos to both sides for games well-fought, and to Ausma for some of the funniest nicknames I've seen in months as well!

[@fallensoulkun]

@@mhead1117 I actually think he's pretty funny, be the content staged or not. And, besides FSG and Freezai, one of the reasons I watch SD content at all. As well, being it pkmn or not, any competitive scene has bad people on it. Knowing they don't represent the community is common sense.

[@titanium4082]

@@mhead1117 art is subjective, so fair enough for you to have the wrong opinion But all jokes aside, I'm curious why you think it isn't good art. Is it the style or what's going on there?

[@senny-]

@@mhead1117 I'm confused about what you meant with "good art". I think what OP is trying to say is temp is actually a good artist. As in, he's good at drawing stuff. You can see a lot of his art in his Twitter.

[@RETAIN3R_347]

@@titanium4082 bcs its fake😐

[@ekuu8918]

"kneecap knocker" got me pretty good, I have to admit.

[@metawolf987]

Temp6t: They cannot counter my gimmick if I never use the gimmick to begin with. Meanwhile, I once brute-forced a Blissey with Bellibolt.

[@陳嘉宇-y4q]

That's hard will my friend

[@S.rosalie.lopez1]

Last night i lost to BD Cynthia’s team, just cause i wanted to see how strong the new team changes i made was. With infernape down, i had metagross, lucario, cresellia, and quagsire at 1/2 hp. Milotic at full health just in case. She proceeded to singlehandedly (with the help of the v few berries i have) beat togekiss, her milotic, (ran out of ALL pp at this point) AND GARCHOMP *with struggle cause i used up coil* But because milotic fell as well, i lost the battle. It was legit mutually assured destruction 😭

[@MattGOG666]

The crossover I didn't know I needed

[@mssfoureightnine]

Honestly that level 1 lechonk did so much. Because the ahnilape couldn’t come out until lechonk was dead, or they risked losing a Pokémon to it (which would be bad, but probably mostly just embarrassing) this forced the Pokémon to be the whole center of the battle, which temp6t’s team could easily play around. It was a mind game all along (or maybe I’m thinking too much into it lmao)

[@jackiesharp018]

Heavy respect for temp. I've seen alot of doubting of Temps actual skills but in all honesty, temps a respectable showdown player and is why I've been learning more about how to play showdown

[@miimiiandco]

I think it's these sorts of plays that separate the good gimmick users from the bad ones. Being able to adapt to the current situation, and not just blindly spam the gimmick is a great skill.

[@andy4an]

holy crap, lechonk being the anti anihilape wildcard, when that was the pokemon that walled lechonk, was delicious!

[@mileschicken1]

“Call an ambulance, but not for me”

[@andy4an]

@@mileschicken1 actually two, one for me, one for him

[@Colbyplaysdrumsandstuff]

This account is what even got me to dabble in Showdown. You explain the current going-ons of comp Pokémon in a way that’s very easy to follow and still interesting, but especially explaining the reasons behind a lot of decisions, which I feel often gets lost in a lot of these types of videos

[@pokegirl302]

I always laugh when people try to claim that temp6t isn't good at pokemon without his gimmick strats. Quite a few of his videos show stats that shows a heightened knowledge of the game's mechanics and most importantly how to break them open in the cheekyest way possible.

[@oscarsullivan5983]

because his content appeals a lot of casuals, I think he sometimes cops a bit more flack than he deserves. glad he was able to prove himself as still being a very good current Gen player

[@RedStriker212]

It isn't just a story of how he beat a member of the OU Council with a Lechonk; the dude straight up went into the fight with a hand tied behind his back as a part of the strategy.

[@moeeyeguy531]

I gained a new respect for temp. I thought he was just a noob that farms bigger noobs on low ladder. These games proved that he’s actually a solid player.

[@smonkk8556]

i mean he has credentials. he used to be a mod after all LOL

[@AGuy-vq9qp]

And a content faker.

[@darthhydreigon820]

@@AGuy-vq9qp i mean it makes money, found his niche in youtube and went with it... attracts younger audience but who cares... they watch it and give him subs

[@KirbySaysBweo]

@@AGuy-vq9qp Sure, you can argue he fakes the battles themselves for throwing, but consistently building gimmick teams is the appeal of his channel, and that's something he actually does well.

[@Breakaway-ic5gj]

@@AGuy-vq9qp Didn't he have like a 6 hour stream where he lost 40 battles straight with the meme strat and it took him hours to find someone salty ?

[@MidoriNatsume]

Temp6t not making a "using L1 Endevour against legendary spammers" video for 300th time? That's a big news alright.

[@josemarioperozofuenmayor3475]

Alternate title: temp6t asserts dominance against a CEO of Pokémon

[@CountGremlin]

temp6t is a goat, definitely needs a collab with other showdown tubers like Joey (Pokeaim) and Lord Emvee and you.

[@grmancool]

he hasn't revealed even his voice has he?

[@galaxystudios370]

@@grmancool he’s face revealed

[@shasan2393]

There were some early vidoes of his where he tried making informationiona, pokemon content, where he had face and voice reveal, but they didnt get views

[@senny-]

@@shasan2393 Yeah, I remember watching them, but I can't see them anymore. Maybe he privated them.

[@toast2492]

@@grmancool I’m pretty sure he has in some of his vids (forgot which)

[@blainepounds5786]

Temp is a good player who treats KZbin like the meta. In order to win he can't use his favorites. So he turns to gimmik videos to draw more viewers and as a result, more success

[@titanium4082]

Yeah, he's not a big fan of the salt content he makes. He doesn't really enjoy it, but it's what keeps cash flowing

[@Dhalin]

temp6t is a legendary video editor, lol. His use of memes and sound effects in his videos makes for some of the most hilarious stuff I've ever watched on youtube. I can't, to this day, hear a Taco Bell commercial without picturing someone getting their butt beat in Showdown lol.

[@borb43]

5:17 “without the stall breaker, there’s no way to beat stall” -Freezai, 24 minutes ago

[@-qi8dt]

-You, 525600 minutes ago

[@wispyspectre5128]

Lechonk's mere existence put a lot of pressure on Annihilape not to risk going down by switching in too often, otherwise Lechonk's gimmick may have had potential to work. A simple detail that I love to point out may have had impact on Ausma's playstyle and choices. It's these sorts of mindgames that I love in competitive Pokemon; just having a Zoroark, Shedinja, or other similar Pokemon on your team influences the opponent without them ever having to enter the field.

[@jaschabull2365]

Gotta love the irony of a roly-poly piggy winning the game by basically being the least bulky target possible making it the worst possible fodder for the opponent.

[@DJTileTurnip]

The best part is that if he was using any level 100 mon this game may have turned out totally different cuz he got a chance to heal up

[@I_Am_Bowi]

Thank you for explaining what Freezai literally said already

[@galaxystudios370]

gotta agree with bowi here I assume you made this comment before watching the video

[@luka188]

Yeah this comment really helped me understand what Freezai explained in the video! Very nice 👍

[@jamesn0va]

Yeah! Video watch comment before you didn't.

[@slumpoftheeast]

I'm personally not the biggest fan of Temp6t's vids, but I can't deny he showcases some very unique strategies. He obviously has a good grasp of competitive Pokemon at the very least, and knowledge is 90% of the battle. I'm not surprised to see a flex like this from him lol.

[@samwill7259]

Imagine how many of his fans were downloading that video by the thousands, MILLIONS, just in case.

[@reesecarlton]

"Without the stallbrealer there's no way to break stall" Wise wisdom right there

[@gordordf1091]

Ah yes, the floor is made out of floor

[@andersolson44]

That's often what it boils down to, though. Crawdaunt's whole niche is that it can 6-0 stall teams cleanly in gens 7-8, and it's good enough that it's a near-staple on rain teams bc of it

[@reesecarlton]

@@andersolson44 woooosh

[@andersolson44]

@@reesecarlton that's the sound of my balls wiping across your face lmao, also *breaker

[@Zenith8896]

What did Tempt6t get in return for defeating the Smogon OU council?

[@gold626]

pretty sure the bet was that every council member would post "subscribe to temp6t" on their forum wall or some other place, i have personally never checked if it did happen

[@neond6740]

A positive bump to his reputation.

[@Vassilinia]

A video out of it where he gets to clickbait using Lechonk? (I actually want this to happen)

[@noukan42]

It won't surprise me if the stake was this very video.

[@Bluecrimson217]

He got memes.

[@Onyxs]

“We at the OU council have decided to ban Lechonk effective immediately for its overwhelming mind pressure that it places on the opponent, giving the user unfair mental advantage”

[@Lord_Sakai]

Yeah, i see that video in live, it was one of the best battles of Temp6t, because both used all of his teams, i am a fan of Temp6t because for me he is a really good player, i wish he can reach 1M followers this month

[@timothydaggs7701]

That's like Yugi Moto staring down a Blue eyes with a Kuriboh. Temp6t pulled off an anime level main character plot twist irl. F-ing legendary.

[@Darthescar98]

Hot take: I think there was a legitimately good strat with Lechonk. Like just about anything, it's easy to stop if it's not used well. Temp clearly knows how to play around the counters, and can probably use it to quite consistent success. Something to also keep in mind is while it's easy to play around, it still has to be played around, so the Pokemon that stop it basically become essential. That is good for strategizing

[@PlusOneGamer]

I know al-lot of people give tempt6 shit, but you honestly have to know what you're doing to make these strategies work. It's pretty clear he's a good player, he just likes to have fun with it and I don't see anything wrong with that.

[@dephony5648]

It really shows that Temp is an adaptable player. Even though the original plan failed, he saw what Annihilape was doing with drain punch and then fucking went for it

[@theunease5541]

Dawg wtf, I was under the impression temp was just meme content. I figured he probably wasn't that good at the game and he just fished for low ladder people who freak out or staged games. A lot more respect from me, damn.

[@skullguy4863]

He is a former council member He downplays his skill with meme sets

[@Aquilenne]

The stages games are definitely at least mostly true. I've never run into people who talk like the people in his/her videos, and s/he runs into them regularly enough to make consistent videos.

[@skullguy4863]

@@Aquilenne temp is a dude

[@titanium4082]

@@Aquilenne I've run into loons online before, so to see him having it happen wasn't really a stretch to believe. Though to be fair with the consistency of his encounters, it was either fake or he played a LOT. I liked to think the latter, but the prior makes more sense

[@BearInThaWoods]

It goes to show how resourceful and cunning temp is to have his original play fall through but still manage to get the lv1 to work.

[@Goldenblade14]

People who say temp's videos are all staged clearly either didn't watch this video or have no idea what low level ladder is like.

[@RageGS]

That has got to be the biggest brain tech I've ever seen on a Pokemon team Kudos

[@dzigayu4944]

This has to be one of the most absurd battles of all time.

[@kitsune_jones]

I like how g2 was pretty much decided when Ape was KO'd at turn 83 but they still kept playing until like turn 110+. Now that's tenacity. I would've fallen asleep by turn 60 lol

[@BlackHanzo]

It's like people say about Temp6t most people got a skill issue in Pokémon but his skill is a issue for most people

[@yokaialchemist2205]

I freaking loved this video! My favorite Pokemon Showdown KZbinr making a video about my second favorite Pokemon Showdown KZbinr. I was at the gym when this video dropped and I had to stop and sit down to watch it. Love your content Freezai!

[@superdimentiobrolyX]

i think what can be learned about this is that temp isn't just a memer or even just a good player. he's an apex memer, able to strategize and head game and weave his gimmicks into formidable strategic plays

[@80sJoel]

True memelord

[@blakemamba2067]

Fun fact Lechonk is instrumental to scarlet and violet speedruns , in a similar manner to how it was used here.

[@유-k6f]

SALTY OU COUNCIL MEMBER CRIES SALTY TEARS AFTER LOSING TO LEVEL 1 LECHONK

[@airam1721]

Kinda accurate lmao

[@des4929]

i mean that is a title temp would make

[@titanium4082]

From the OU council guy in the video, yeah they made a yt vid on the loss. And admitted they got really pissed about lechonk

[@jaschabull2365]

The poor annihilape ended up being literally salty after the garganacl was done with it.

[@reun1clus]

This actually shows that there are top players who meme a lot, and also might be many who are strong players but don't actually care about the metagame's competitiveness and health... on the other hand, we could also interpret it as OU council members being not as strong as people think they are... getting rekt by a youtube memer xD

[@imablisy]

On top of just being gimmicks, if you look up any of the accounts from his videos, they're always like 1100 lol. I would have literally just assumed he didn't actually play the game for real. Really funny.

[@des4929]

so what you just think all he does is stage videos? how do you think he got that custom avatar

[@imablisy]

@@des4929 Low ladder MU fishing isn't the same as staging. Never seen the custom avatar in the vids

[@des4929]

@@imablisy how have you not seen it? it’s his avatar in the vid you just watched

[@imablisy]

@@des4929 Yeah I am talking about his videos lol, not this one

[@des4929]

@@imablisy oh yea he doesn’t use his main in many vids i think he’s used it like 20 times out of the i think 155 vids i’ve watched (these are very VERY rough estimates they are probably wrong so take it with a grain of salt)

[@kaneobscurum6016]

I mean it makes sense. Temp pulls out some bafflingly niche and unique effects from various move and item combinations. To do that well one would need great knowledge of game mechanics. And that kind of knowhow makes for an opponent whom might not be the strongest or best, but is very tricky to face.

[@NeoGraena]

I heavily underestimated Temp. To the point i made a personal bet that Temp wins i'll play with a full FEAR team on NDOU.... Result was almost 1 hours of suffering

[@Skarmory22]

I think a lot of people seem to forget that he is often playing ag I'm his videos, which has a more casual player base that is less likely to know about these gimmicks. He may stage these videos, but he is also playing a ladder with a very different player base from the rest of smogon

[@stonalisa3729]

He deserves a council spot more than mudkip nerd

[@lukebracken]

Lvl 1 lechonk win is something that will live on in my heart forever.

[@matthewdavis3421]

Never considered tempt6t to be a bad player. He just makes content with meme teams and edits in noises that go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. On rare occasion when he busts out a less gimmicky team, he crushes, and that's not to mention the depth of knowledge he has which allows him to come up with gimmicks in the first place.

[@jplayzow]

honestly I think he's pretty decent at improvising if he realized his plans of sash were done then realized immediately you can be a free turn

[@ember3579]

Gotta admit, the Lechonk win is on point for that guy. It just wouldn't make sense if he didn't win like a meme lord.

[@matthijscalje4143]

I'll be frank, I always thought his videos were staged but this is just the greatest thing

[@windedemulation1159]

Saw a bunch of comments in a different comment section saying they were, but honestly, who cares? I never checked the info, but his channel is pretty much just for laughs anyway. Man has just achieved peak comedy in that battle too

[@zekoshimimaru2177]

Idk if hes good or not but every single one of his videos is facing literal 6 year olds so its easy to see why theres so much doubt

[@Johnjohnson2695]

Wow I haven't had this channel recommended to me in a while but you've grown so much so fast! Keep up the great work

[@facelessnameless]

Tempt has done more to bring in players than most people, we should be happy for his success. Not taking the game too seriously and having fun wins over the elitists who complain about gimmicks, low ladder wins, memes etc

[@RETAIN3R_347]

Problem wit his channel is dat most of it is fake. None of that stuff usually happens online

[@Breakaway-ic5gj]

@@RETAIN3R_347 How can you prove it ? Didn't he have a stream where he lost like 40 battles in a row and it took hours for him to find a salty kid ?

[@RETAIN3R_347]

@@Breakaway-ic5gj never heard that.

[@Kulkogo]

What started as a joke became a game saver. Just another day on temps channel.

[@TheLaughingMan313]

Well Lechonk is going to get banned next I guess…

[@gautambhattacharya2407]

I really hate the "salty player cries after facing gimmick" videos so much, but I must say that this was just soo cool of temp, this man earns respect.

[@Nako3]

I thought temp would stage his own videos by playing vs himself

[@Musasensei1674]

me too,bt THIS guy is goat

[@Nako3]

@@Musasensei1674 ye

[@des4929]

i mean he probably stages some but some people are like “all his videos are staged” like people make burner accounts yes some videos are fake but i’d say the ratio of fake/real is somewhere around 30/70

[@xXunknownXx0000]

@@des4929 do you even play showdown? Ppl don't be talking in chat at all it's very rare to see ppl actually rage in chat there's the occasionally "glhf" and "gg" other than that there's pretty much nobody talking. And alot of the account are 1100 literally new accounts only did a few battle and almost all of them act the same too "HACKS!" "YOUR HACKING!!!" They literally said this everytime it's so obvious it's fake stop dick riding

[@des4929]

@@xXunknownXx0000 god why does anything temp is remotely involved in have to turn into an argument about if he fakes vids also i said yes he does fake some vids but not all and it’s my opinion i’ve encountered people who act like people in temps vids i’m fairly active in the match chat and no i’m not “dick riding” as i said some vids are fake some vids are not and even then to quote therussianbadger “i don’t care. i don’t care.” i watch him for the strats and the vids are actually funny to me (yes my sense of humor is fucked).

[@calvinnguyen1870]

“Lechonk Just Got Banned in Competitive Gen 9 Pokemon. Here’s Why.”

[@TheBlackHylian]

Catching Temp's stream of this was kinda funny because I think he was coerced by chat if memory serves (if I'm wrong, I'm wrong) to pull out the Lechonk thinking it'd put him at a disadvantage. Even with the troll builds, it does require SOME high level knowledge to keep pulling off different ones to make funny videos. I wanna say like half go over my head when I watch his stuff lol.

[@666blaziken]

Temp6t is a meme god, i love him. Especially the titles of his videos that give me the ben sharpio vibe with describing his opposition as something humiliating.

[@EmperorHelix]

He had Bidoof's blessing.

[@QDPenguin]

it takes a lot of skill and planning to use a meme effectively.. whoever doesn't understand this underestimates Temp6t

[@JJBeauregard1]

Pretty sure I'm not the only one who is sceptical of temp6t's content (Judging from the reactions of his opponents, I mainly suspected them to either be playing vs low ladder kids or fake the videos outright) so it's really good for them to have played these matches and not only won but did so in their trademark style of using gimmick Pokemon. Respect!

[@stonalisa3729]

He’s shown not winning games before though. I think it is mostly low ladder tbh because I doubt he gets many wins with the gimmicks

[@CMSonYT]

@@stonalisa3729 the matches aren't faked, he's just playing AG to laugh at dumb people

[@des4929]

yea it’s mostly low ladder and maybe a few higher ladder matches

[@matttypes2695]

Your pronunciation of Garganacl and Gholdengo had me dead.

[@TheMe9595]

I heard that this happened but I have been waiting for Freezai to tell me what the context was

[@chukadoo1871]

temp6t always seems like a good player, it's the opponents that seeem sketch. weedle's gimmicks are so fun/creative the opponents play is just a bonus imo

[@plabcentral630]

I feel so embarrassed for ausma . Council member lost to guy who farms ass players. Hey if tempt stalling his way on the council got the goldfish banned then I’m all for it.

[@darthhydreigon820]

i mean temp6t is still a pretty solid player... we have never really seen him play in tours and its jsut that he stages content which is obvious and temp6t openly admits it so who really cares.

[@plabcentral630]

@@darthhydreigon820 idk I hate watching staged stuff unless the point is for a bit or a sketch. No hate on the guy he’s making bag and I’m not but his stuff just not for me.

[@jamirimaj6880]

i can definitely hear already the sonic and pokemon soundtracks temp usually use when he uploads this one lol