12-17-2014, 01:19 AM
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#16
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Banned
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Battles 221-230
Battles 231-240
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231. Standard Cloyster victory
232. Standard Cloyster victory
233. Muk leads off here. This Poison type has the dreaded move Explosion and the dreaded item Quick Claw. Put them together, and you have Muk using its Quick Claw to use Explosion on Durant before it can even move the first turn. Flareon comes in second, and I switch to Drapion as it uses Fire Fang and switch back to Durant because I know it won't use Fire Fang against Drapion. This allows Durant to use Entrainment and let Cloyster quickly dispatch the final two Pokemon.
234. Standard Cloyster victory
235. Standard Cloyster victory
236. Standard Cloyster victory
237. Standard Cloyster victory
238. The lead here is Forretress a Bug/Steel just like Durant but extremely slow and defensive. Forretress' only means of directly damaging the opponent is through Explosion, but it has three somewhat unique moves in Spikes, Toxic Spikes, and Stealth Rock. These attacks create hazards on the field of play that damage any of my Pokemon whenever they switch in. Spikes and hurt all Pokemon that don't have the Flying type or the Levitate ability, Toxic Spikes automatically poison all non-Flyers/Levitators that can be poisoned, and Stealth Rock can remove anywhere from 1/16th to 1/2 of a Pokemon's HP based on the effective Rock-type moves have against it. All three hazards make Cloyster's Focus Sash useless, so I bring it in after Forretress uses Toxic Spikes on the first turn in order to do as much damage with Cloyster before it succumbs to the poison damage. This time, Cloyster is able to set up to +4 before taking out Forretress in two hits. It KOes the remaining two Pokemon in one turn each. By the end of the rampage, Cloyster had only 2 hit points remaining.
239. Standard Cloyster victory
240. Standard Cloyster victory
Battles 241-250
Battles 251-260
Last edited by nol : 12-17-2014 at 01:20 AM.
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