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Oops... probably I didn't copy the link properly and pasted again the first replay. Thx for noticing, fixing it now.
Oh, and today I learned that Aggron gets Flamethrower!
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255099538
One one side: Eeveelutions. On the other: Mega Garchomp using Dragon Rush on Sylveon, Infernape following up with Close Combat, Torrent Greninja, and Hitmonlee very nearly turning the tables, only failing to KO Leafeon and dying to Leaf Blade.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255102380
Flamethrower Mega Gyarados (triggering Aegislash's Occa Berry), a hilarious turn 7 including a very bad Ampharos, Hyper Beam clones everywhere, and the requisite case of wtf-are-these-mons-doing-in-AG.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255102160
Ditto has a niche. Nosepass can at least be an annoying little bastard when used properly. But I fail to see the purpose of Unown. Also, neither Rayquaza had a good item, and then a major mindfuck moment on turn 18.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255102380
Flamethrower Mega Gyarados (triggering Aegislash's Occa Berry), a hilarious turn 7 including a very bad Ampharos, Hyper Beam clones everywhere, and the requisite case of wtf-are-these-mons-doing-in-AG.
I think from now on I'm going to point out when someone has a Starter Squad.
Also, that Dynamic Punch had a 37,5% chance of hitting and yet it still hit O_O. And how can that Mega Gyarados be outsped by Aegislash?
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255102160
Ditto has a niche. Nosepass can at least be an annoying little bastard when used properly. But I fail to see the purpose of Unown. Also, neither Rayquaza had a good item, and then a major mindfuck moment on turn 18.
The opposing Alakazam-Mega used Shadow Ball!
It's super effective! Latios lost 8.5% of its health!
Latios used Psycho Boost!
A critical hit! It's not very effective... The opposing Alakazam-Mega lost100% of its health!
Latios's Special Attack sharply rose!
The opposing Alakazam-Mega fainted! ★daaaaannnnyy: you idiot
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255102160
Ditto has a niche. Nosepass can at least be an annoying little bastard when used properly. But I fail to see the purpose of Unown. Also, neither Rayquaza had a good item, and then a major mindfuck moment on turn 18.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255698018
Left side has Mega Latias. Mega Latias proceeds to sweep. Highlights include Luxray using Superpower instead of SE STAB, an apparent fully-special Mega Mence (because a Draco on something with +3 SpD is totally gonna get it done), and Lugia with EQ and Hydro Pump and using EQ on the Eon.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255699752
Yveltal gets off a nice little lead sweep, beating Dragonite (with Iron Head), Malamar, and Cloyster, only to fall to...Thunderbolt Snorlax. Said Yveltal had Dragon Claw for a coverage move and stayed in on Malamar with a Gengar in the back, but you can't argue with results. Finishing the job is a PDon also packing Dragon Claw alongside Overheat, EQ and Double-Edge (no, Normal coverage is not best coverage), which landed a hit on a Minimized Chandelure and faced a Quick Claw Double Team Goodra.
While being undefeated in anything goes and winning almost 30 consecutive battles a player with 4 Dittos and Smeargle and Liepard beat me 5-0, with a great strategy abusing prankster assist.
While being undefeated in anything goes and winning almost 30 consecutive battles a player with 4 Dittos and Smeargle and Liepard beat me 5-0, with a great strategy abusing prankster assist.
Actually, DM, that's exactly what it is. It's even called Rainbow Road, aka the most infuriating track there is.
Anyway, back to silliness.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/challengecup1v1-255765731
Torkoal using Rapid Spin with no hazards up and while having a stronger attack (Return), then using Iron Defense while Toxic slowly killed it and after the Vanilluxe opposite it had shown a special attack (Hyper Beam). The movesets are bad enough, we don't need bad play too.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-255766919
Three-attacks Cresselia refusing to get out on Scizor (and Scizor not taking advantage of this to get to +6), Berry Juice Dialga, Palkia using Surf on Venusaur, and a forfeit after complaining about a slow computer. (Disabling animations helps with this--and I know of what I speak; my own laptop is a year and a half old using public wifi, and that works pretty well for me.)
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/1v1-255771000
Meloetta gets the drop on her first Shadow Ball (well, she has Serene Grace too, you know), presenting the possibility that she might triumph. Alas, the Wishmaker Flinch King pulls through yet again.
Smeargle had Spore and Liepard spammed Sub, Swagger, and Foul Play and I had no grass types or sub breaking mons.. It had leftovers as well, I dont remember the whole strat.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/anythinggoes-256296104
MegaMence with EQ/Dragon Rush (zero for three)/Draco/Fly, Zap Cannon/Electro Ball Magnezone, Smack Down Cradily (and dat nickname tho), Starmie with Psyshock/Waterfall/Water Pulse/Dream Eater (used on a non-sleeping foe) and a Froakie. The guy with the Froakie and weird Mence won, and deservedly so.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/monotype-256298484
Pikachu and friends, mopped up by a pair of Water-types (Starmie, then Keldeo). How embarrassing. Rating indicates the team has actually won a couple of games already.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/1v1-256300453
Deoxys-D with a Sub, Recover, and Brick Break, which it used on a MegaMence that had Intimidate pre-mega. Yeah, you can imagine how that went.