Whenever im getting close to looking at something in Solopl like a bad tiering decision or a server crash that makes me go: "This time im gonna do it", I look at Fusion Evolution VGC with a big smile on my face to remind me why I keep on going.
SOLOPL WEEK 1 REVIEWS BY GEKOKESO
[MMG]
gephicka vs Clas
[EEP]
Overview: Clastia loads what seems to be a offensive team centered around supporting Great Dozo and then cleaning with Flutter Voir and Mabos-Pao, while Gephicka becomes the first person to load a core that will likely be constantly seen again due to its effectiveness (Incineboar-Bellotcha-Meta-Lu) centered on supporting Dogicannon. Dogicannon is an extremely problematic mon for Clas' team, as with enough boosts it can outpower at least 5 mons in Clas' team, and the key to this matchup comes to if Dogi can setup in time to bruteforce past its opponent.
Game 1: Clas leads with Meta-Lu and Great Dozo, while Gephicka leads with Dogi immediately to begin setting up. Great Dozo can try to handle dogi with tera and and some boost, so the Meta-Lu arrives alongside it to prevent a potential Azurus-therian threatning it out, but since dogi is in the field Clas chooses to swap it out for Flutter Voir, and attempts to yawn the dogi but gets fake-outed by Incineboar. Geph ends in a slightly disadvantageous position, as flutter voir can ohko dogi and dozo can yawn it, so rather than switch out and try again later, they tera and go to get some damage on dozo, which is a good decision as Clas predicts the tera and goes back to Meta-Lu which prevents incin from switching out. Geph sees Clas' decent play and does a very good one of their own, bulking up on a lu it knows can't immediately threaten dogi as it swaps bellotcha on an incoming bpress. Dogi is now asleep, but Bello can wake it up next turn and is good against both Dozo and Lu. Clas swaps both of his mons but the game is pretty over as nothing he can do will be enough to scare out Dogi, who wakes up next turn.
Game 2: Seeing that Geph is playing their Dogi very aggresively, Clas switches things up by leading Flutter Voir and Tsareena into Lu and Dogi, which gives him a significantly better position that in last game. He follows it with his best read yet as he predicts the instant tera on Dogi, switches its flutter out of danger with Dunce Fire and Spiky Shields on both mons attempting to take out its Ogereena. He unveils a cool set in howl Dunce Fire, who combined with the attack raise on the incin switch, gives Ogereena enough power to OHKO it as Lu takes it out. As the Dunce Fire OHKOs the Steel Tera Okidogi and Mabos-Pao chips Meta-Lu and survives thanks to focus sash Geph is down to 2 mons. after a couple more turns its now down to Dunce and Lu. Lu manages to get Dunce low enough to be in bullet punch crit range, but Dunce easily circumvates this with Burning Bulwark, burning it and winning the game.
Game 3: This is where shit truly goes down. With the same leads as before, Geph learns from its game 2 mistake and switches Dogi out inmediately, as Clas aggresively double taps it with both his leads and loses Voir as a result. Dunce comes out to instantly take out Bellotcha, while Oger and Lu trade huge damage with each other. Dogi sets up as Dunce does the same for both it and the Ogereena as it protects from a Lu that desperately wants to take it out to have access to bullet punch. Dunce chips the ogi while Oger and Lu get traded, leading to the final 2v2. Clas tera ghost expecting pao to get fake outed by Incin or drain punched do, but it fakes out dunce instead as pao chips the dogi further as it bulks up again, A play I very much disagree upon since a drain punch even on a dunce that could be teraing would have probably been a way better call, especially since Geph still had tera. Regardless, Dogi falls and its Incin vs the world, where Gephicka has to do the hardest call of the week: A sucker punch on a sucker punching pao means Incin gets stunlocked and the pao survives much longer, giving dunce more than enough time to chip it way further, A flare blitz into a sacred sword means incin loses almost all its health and dunce most likely takes it out in a few turns. Clas ggs early as any lesser man would forfeit against what's ultimately a losing position anyways. Geph is not said man. Geph does the correct call and flare blitzes a sucker punching pao killing it, but the game its still firmly Clas' to win. What happens next is the story of either a heroic comeback or a malignant robbery depending on who you ask. Clas proceeds to just try and breaking swipe his way to kill the Incin, not trying even once to howl on a predicted sucker to get more attack and avoid the crit (he bulwarks possibly out of fear of of geph deciding to just flare blitz its way through). This backfires spectacularly as in the last possibly Sucker Geph could get the game winning crit it needs he gets it, giving them the win.
Fun set, possibly my favourite of the week.
[GGD] iPetBigfoot
vs
volcaronavgc [SSL]
Overview: Volcarona loads a squad of the Incin-Lu-Bella core but with an interesting twist: rather than being a mere healing support its Bellotcha is actually a brightpowder, Quiver Dance sweeper. The brilliance of this set is overshadowed by the unfortunate fact that she happened to load it into Bigfoot's insane gravity hypnosis squad. This does not meant Volcarona has the disadvantage, as with trick room the match up is capable of going for either player.
Game 1: The first game can only be described as an absolute masterclass performance by Volc. Bigfoot leads Fablapple and Sceptimora against Volc's Incin and Lu. Both player swap their weakest link as Incin gets swapped into Volc's apple and Bigfoot's apple switches to Aquaton, which Volc predicts and deals massive damage to it. Volc removes her Lu for her exeggoliva as it gets double targeted and takes almost no damage. Volc's fable uses follow me and tanks the tera leech life + meteor beam as egg drops a huge draco on the scept. Grassy glide takes it out as volc's apple is swapped for their incin into a gigaton hammer. Bigfoot gets his apple out and attempts to follow me to protect his Aquaton, which is ignored by volc as she swaps her eggy for meta lu on an incoming leech life and gets the apple parting shot. Volc teras her apple (her only bad call so far) as bigfoot protect his apple, but Volc predicts that correctly and kills the Aquaton despite getting chipped by it. Sandy apes comes out to try and knock out lu, but its not enough and it kills bigfoot's apple, which seals the game.
Game 2: Volc leads Gargacoal and Lu against Aquaton and Jumpathra. Not Good. She swaps out coal for eggy and teras the Lu, which falls asleep as Bigfoot raw hypnosis it. Aquaton and Jump double target the eggy which surprisingly decides not to trick room and go for leaf storm instead. Eggy dies to Lumina crash but Lu manages to wake up and kill the Aquaton. Scept and apple come out, Bigfoot double protect to see how volc would react. He tera waters the Scept and with Jumpathra's help knock out Volc's apple as Lu takes out Jumpathra. As Sandy and Coal come back, Bigfoot double targets the coal and Lu knocks out the Sandy. Its up to Scept 1v1 the Lu, which Scept does.
Game 3: Game 3 opens with a Jumpathra and Sandy Apes lead against eggy and Lu. Bigfoot Teras'the Ape in what I assume was to tank any of eggys moves as he activates the gravity, allowing both Jumpathra to sleep the Lu and eggy to setup trick room. Apes gets swapped out for Aquaton who takes a leaf storm as Jumpathra sleeps it, allowing Volc to switch Lu for Bellotcha. Jumpathra stalls trick room turns as Bellotcha tries to give it a taste of its own medicine with Sleep powder, all while Lu and Sceptimora enter the field. Bellotcha finally sleeps the Jumpathra as the Scept lands a meteor beam on it. As Bello's ability wakes Lu up Scept chips the Lu as much as it can before Lu and Bello kill the Jumpathra and trick room ends. Volc makes another huge prediction by swapping the Lu for Eggy just as its being double targetted, allowing bello to sleep the Aquaton. Scept fails to make progress against the two grass types and eggy gets trick room up again. Despite some lucky double protects, neither Sandy nor scept can break past the double grass types and rest of the team, giving the win to Volc.
Another excellent set and a really good debut for Volcarona VGC in this meta.
[TTK]
LogIce vs NecasInTrouble
[SSS]
Overview: Very unique teams from both players. Logice runs a team with two dedicated breaker in Dogi and Rhyperluna supported with redirection and trick room. Meanwhile Necas is running a team seemingly centered in CM Umbrelotic and Tailwind support. Very different teams from the general balances we have seen so far.
Game 1: Necas has the advantage with his Azurus/Bramble lead vs Log's Incin and Dogi lead, as both mons are forced out by their spread moves. Weirdly enough however, Necas double protects, perhaps expecting fake out and a switch to a mon that could tank the spread moves. This gives log the opportunity to coach the dogi, which gives him momentum. Next turn incin gets swapped for Watereena while Dogi teras, a somewhat inefficient play as the Discharge/Earthquake combo still nearly knocks out both mons. Watereena protects as Bramble tries to take it down with a Stellar Shadow Sneak, while Azurus eliminates the Dogi, getting pao in. Log doubles into Incin which seems weird but pays off, as the Azurus protects instead of switching in, and the bramble swaps out for Salazzern, which cannot do much to Incin. Necas sacks bramble as Salazzern sets Tailwind safely, letting Azurus comeback to finish off Watereena. Azurus falls and its Salazzern and Meta Lu vs Icin and Mabos Pao. Salazzern misses wisp for the first time, but its ultimately inconsequential as lu uses tailwind to outspeed Icin and finish both mons. Foreshadowing is a literary device-
Game 2: Necas does the same the lead as before, but Log leads Watereena and Mabos-Pao. Log goes for an aggresive play in tera water Watereena into Cudgel on Azurus, which catches Necas off guard and knocks it out. Log does a soul read on Necas, who tera darks his Salazzern as it tries to wisp Watereena who protects, and decides to attack with bramble which Mabos sucker punches to oblivion. Salazzern misses wisps on Watereena and it promptly deletes it with ivy cudgel (although it was clear it was being double targetted anyways). Umbrelotic tries to setup but the game is over by turn 3.
Game 3: Both players lead their Ogereenas, log with Incin and necas with Salazzern. The girlies both protect, as Salazzern fails to burn Watereena and Incin get massive chip. Necas uses follow me with Heartheena to prevent Salazzern from dying, which works as Salazzerns stops frauding for once in its miserable life and actually burns Watereena, while incin parting shots it to get the big dog in. Hearthreena leaves to get bramble in as Salazzern setups tailwing and tanks an ivy cudgel while Dogi sets up. Salazzern proves to be a paid double agent as it misses a crucial superfang on Waterpon that would have made bramble kill it with stellar eq, and so gets blasted with cudgel. Bramble lives enough for salazzern to actually hit a superfang on dogi and knock it out with eq, but it also falls to cudgel on the same turn. The girlies come out again, Logice seemingly forgets the item that appears on the vgc sheet of his opponent and fakes out the salazzern (ill give the benefit of the doubt that he thought it would kill) as hearthreena wins the speed tie and murders her sister as its the duo of dark types left. Salazzern lets down his team one last time by missing super fang again and gets knocked out in the process. Hearthreena attempts to save Lu but spinner knocks it out and incin manages to chip it enough before falling to earthquake, leaving pao to finish the game.
Unfortunate end to the set, but both players did a great job thoughout it.
[DDK] srvoltmike
vs
Smudge [WUG]
Overview: Smudge runs a very standard balance, similar to the ones we have seen throughout the week. Main star of the show as always is Dogi but ID press Coal and Fissure Lu can also do stuff. In contrast srvoltmike runs a very unique bulky offense with Lu and Dozo, having support from gouging fire and a very unique support we haven't seen yet in use in Scarf Annihisprit. Mike has the advantage since Smudge's team doesn't have that good of win conditions and the ones they have are vulnerable to mike's offensive options.
Game 1: Smudge leads with Dogi and Incin like other this week, while Mike whips out Dunce and Meta-Lu. Lu gets fake-outed and dogi begins to set up as Dunce howls for both itself and Lu. Mike gets a good read with his protect as both Dogi and Incin double target it, while Dunce breaking swipes to weaken them both and get better opportunities for setup. Dunce swipes again as Lu tanks the double targetting of both Icnin and dogi to chip it. They repeat this for a turn or two until Incin gets tired of it and u-turns into Watereena. Both the Dogi and Lu tera that turn, Dogi tries to setup with Bulk Up again, but unbeknownst to both players Mike is running the world's most hateful Meta-Lu who takes a look at the +2 Dogicannon, goes "fuck you entirely" and just kills it with a crit. This understandably gets Smudge tilted and combined with the fact that nothing in his team can break past it he fakes out after his first turn and then just ragequits.
Game 2: Game is over by turn 2 as Mike sees how bloodlusted his Meta-Lu is and lets him run hog wild im just gonna narrate this like a hyperoffenseinc video its midnight at the airport and I still need to wait like 7 fucking hours for my flight im going insa
This IsThePowerOfMeta-luInGeneration9FusionEvolutionVGCReg C
Mike leads with Annihispirit and Meta-Lu as the opponent leads with Incineboar and Ogereena-Cornerstone, scaring Ogereena into bringing their inferior Meta-Lu and making Incineboar protect.
The opponent tries to double target Mike's Meta-Lu, but Mike pulls out the world's most obvious Tera, then goobs both mons with earthquake, leaving only half of the team remaining.
At this point, the opponent is shook, so he tries to beat Meta-Lu by teraing his Dogicannon, who gets blown back with Heavy Slam and EQ.
Bellotcha returns to heal Meta-Lu, then burns the ogereena and makes the opponent forfeit the game, to complete a devastating goobing.
Most Likely won't be able to do these for all the weeks since uni started but I had nothing better to do in this moment.
SOLOPL WEEK 1 REVIEWS BY GEKOKESO
[MMG]
Overview: Clastia loads what seems to be a offensive team centered around supporting Great Dozo and then cleaning with Flutter Voir and Mabos-Pao, while Gephicka becomes the first person to load a core that will likely be constantly seen again due to its effectiveness (Incineboar-Bellotcha-Meta-Lu) centered on supporting Dogicannon. Dogicannon is an extremely problematic mon for Clas' team, as with enough boosts it can outpower at least 5 mons in Clas' team, and the key to this matchup comes to if Dogi can setup in time to bruteforce past its opponent.
Game 1: Clas leads with Meta-Lu and Great Dozo, while Gephicka leads with Dogi immediately to begin setting up. Great Dozo can try to handle dogi with tera and and some boost, so the Meta-Lu arrives alongside it to prevent a potential Azurus-therian threatning it out, but since dogi is in the field Clas chooses to swap it out for Flutter Voir, and attempts to yawn the dogi but gets fake-outed by Incineboar. Geph ends in a slightly disadvantageous position, as flutter voir can ohko dogi and dozo can yawn it, so rather than switch out and try again later, they tera and go to get some damage on dozo, which is a good decision as Clas predicts the tera and goes back to Meta-Lu which prevents incin from switching out. Geph sees Clas' decent play and does a very good one of their own, bulking up on a lu it knows can't immediately threaten dogi as it swaps bellotcha on an incoming bpress. Dogi is now asleep, but Bello can wake it up next turn and is good against both Dozo and Lu. Clas swaps both of his mons but the game is pretty over as nothing he can do will be enough to scare out Dogi, who wakes up next turn.
Game 2: Seeing that Geph is playing their Dogi very aggresively, Clas switches things up by leading Flutter Voir and Tsareena into Lu and Dogi, which gives him a significantly better position that in last game. He follows it with his best read yet as he predicts the instant tera on Dogi, switches its flutter out of danger with Dunce Fire and Spiky Shields on both mons attempting to take out its Ogereena. He unveils a cool set in howl Dunce Fire, who combined with the attack raise on the incin switch, gives Ogereena enough power to OHKO it as Lu takes it out. As the Dunce Fire OHKOs the Steel Tera Okidogi and Mabos-Pao chips Meta-Lu and survives thanks to focus sash Geph is down to 2 mons. after a couple more turns its now down to Dunce and Lu. Lu manages to get Dunce low enough to be in bullet punch crit range, but Dunce easily circumvates this with Burning Bulwark, burning it and winning the game.
Game 3: This is where shit truly goes down. With the same leads as before, Geph learns from its game 2 mistake and switches Dogi out inmediately, as Clas aggresively double taps it with both his leads and loses Voir as a result. Dunce comes out to instantly take out Bellotcha, while Oger and Lu trade huge damage with each other. Dogi sets up as Dunce does the same for both it and the Ogereena as it protects from a Lu that desperately wants to take it out to have access to bullet punch. Dunce chips the ogi while Oger and Lu get traded, leading to the final 2v2. Clas tera ghost expecting pao to get fake outed by Incin or drain punched do, but it fakes out dunce instead as pao chips the dogi further as it bulks up again, A play I very much disagree upon since a drain punch even on a dunce that could be teraing would have probably been a way better call, especially since Geph still had tera. Regardless, Dogi falls and its Incin vs the world, where Gephicka has to do the hardest call of the week: A sucker punch on a sucker punching pao means Incin gets stunlocked and the pao survives much longer, giving dunce more than enough time to chip it way further, A flare blitz into a sacred sword means incin loses almost all its health and dunce most likely takes it out in a few turns. Clas ggs early as any lesser man would forfeit against what's ultimately a losing position anyways. Geph is not said man. Geph does the correct call and flare blitzes a sucker punching pao killing it, but the game its still firmly Clas' to win. What happens next is the story of either a heroic comeback or a malignant robbery depending on who you ask. Clas proceeds to just try and breaking swipe his way to kill the Incin, not trying even once to howl on a predicted sucker to get more attack and avoid the crit (he bulwarks possibly out of fear of of geph deciding to just flare blitz its way through). This backfires spectacularly as in the last possibly Sucker Geph could get the game winning crit it needs he gets it, giving them the win.
Fun set, possibly my favourite of the week.
[GGD] iPetBigfoot
Overview: Volcarona loads a squad of the Incin-Lu-Bella core but with an interesting twist: rather than being a mere healing support its Bellotcha is actually a brightpowder, Quiver Dance sweeper. The brilliance of this set is overshadowed by the unfortunate fact that she happened to load it into Bigfoot's insane gravity hypnosis squad. This does not meant Volcarona has the disadvantage, as with trick room the match up is capable of going for either player.
Game 1: The first game can only be described as an absolute masterclass performance by Volc. Bigfoot leads Fablapple and Sceptimora against Volc's Incin and Lu. Both player swap their weakest link as Incin gets swapped into Volc's apple and Bigfoot's apple switches to Aquaton, which Volc predicts and deals massive damage to it. Volc removes her Lu for her exeggoliva as it gets double targeted and takes almost no damage. Volc's fable uses follow me and tanks the tera leech life + meteor beam as egg drops a huge draco on the scept. Grassy glide takes it out as volc's apple is swapped for their incin into a gigaton hammer. Bigfoot gets his apple out and attempts to follow me to protect his Aquaton, which is ignored by volc as she swaps her eggy for meta lu on an incoming leech life and gets the apple parting shot. Volc teras her apple (her only bad call so far) as bigfoot protect his apple, but Volc predicts that correctly and kills the Aquaton despite getting chipped by it. Sandy apes comes out to try and knock out lu, but its not enough and it kills bigfoot's apple, which seals the game.
Game 2: Volc leads Gargacoal and Lu against Aquaton and Jumpathra. Not Good. She swaps out coal for eggy and teras the Lu, which falls asleep as Bigfoot raw hypnosis it. Aquaton and Jump double target the eggy which surprisingly decides not to trick room and go for leaf storm instead. Eggy dies to Lumina crash but Lu manages to wake up and kill the Aquaton. Scept and apple come out, Bigfoot double protect to see how volc would react. He tera waters the Scept and with Jumpathra's help knock out Volc's apple as Lu takes out Jumpathra. As Sandy and Coal come back, Bigfoot double targets the coal and Lu knocks out the Sandy. Its up to Scept 1v1 the Lu, which Scept does.
Game 3: Game 3 opens with a Jumpathra and Sandy Apes lead against eggy and Lu. Bigfoot Teras'the Ape in what I assume was to tank any of eggys moves as he activates the gravity, allowing both Jumpathra to sleep the Lu and eggy to setup trick room. Apes gets swapped out for Aquaton who takes a leaf storm as Jumpathra sleeps it, allowing Volc to switch Lu for Bellotcha. Jumpathra stalls trick room turns as Bellotcha tries to give it a taste of its own medicine with Sleep powder, all while Lu and Sceptimora enter the field. Bellotcha finally sleeps the Jumpathra as the Scept lands a meteor beam on it. As Bello's ability wakes Lu up Scept chips the Lu as much as it can before Lu and Bello kill the Jumpathra and trick room ends. Volc makes another huge prediction by swapping the Lu for Eggy just as its being double targetted, allowing bello to sleep the Aquaton. Scept fails to make progress against the two grass types and eggy gets trick room up again. Despite some lucky double protects, neither Sandy nor scept can break past the double grass types and rest of the team, giving the win to Volc.
Another excellent set and a really good debut for Volcarona VGC in this meta.
[TTK]
Overview: Very unique teams from both players. Logice runs a team with two dedicated breaker in Dogi and Rhyperluna supported with redirection and trick room. Meanwhile Necas is running a team seemingly centered in CM Umbrelotic and Tailwind support. Very different teams from the general balances we have seen so far.
Game 1: Necas has the advantage with his Azurus/Bramble lead vs Log's Incin and Dogi lead, as both mons are forced out by their spread moves. Weirdly enough however, Necas double protects, perhaps expecting fake out and a switch to a mon that could tank the spread moves. This gives log the opportunity to coach the dogi, which gives him momentum. Next turn incin gets swapped for Watereena while Dogi teras, a somewhat inefficient play as the Discharge/Earthquake combo still nearly knocks out both mons. Watereena protects as Bramble tries to take it down with a Stellar Shadow Sneak, while Azurus eliminates the Dogi, getting pao in. Log doubles into Incin which seems weird but pays off, as the Azurus protects instead of switching in, and the bramble swaps out for Salazzern, which cannot do much to Incin. Necas sacks bramble as Salazzern sets Tailwind safely, letting Azurus comeback to finish off Watereena. Azurus falls and its Salazzern and Meta Lu vs Icin and Mabos Pao. Salazzern misses wisp for the first time, but its ultimately inconsequential as lu uses tailwind to outspeed Icin and finish both mons. Foreshadowing is a literary device-
Game 2: Necas does the same the lead as before, but Log leads Watereena and Mabos-Pao. Log goes for an aggresive play in tera water Watereena into Cudgel on Azurus, which catches Necas off guard and knocks it out. Log does a soul read on Necas, who tera darks his Salazzern as it tries to wisp Watereena who protects, and decides to attack with bramble which Mabos sucker punches to oblivion. Salazzern misses wisps on Watereena and it promptly deletes it with ivy cudgel (although it was clear it was being double targetted anyways). Umbrelotic tries to setup but the game is over by turn 3.
Game 3: Both players lead their Ogereenas, log with Incin and necas with Salazzern. The girlies both protect, as Salazzern fails to burn Watereena and Incin get massive chip. Necas uses follow me with Heartheena to prevent Salazzern from dying, which works as Salazzerns stops frauding for once in its miserable life and actually burns Watereena, while incin parting shots it to get the big dog in. Hearthreena leaves to get bramble in as Salazzern setups tailwing and tanks an ivy cudgel while Dogi sets up. Salazzern proves to be a paid double agent as it misses a crucial superfang on Waterpon that would have made bramble kill it with stellar eq, and so gets blasted with cudgel. Bramble lives enough for salazzern to actually hit a superfang on dogi and knock it out with eq, but it also falls to cudgel on the same turn. The girlies come out again, Logice seemingly forgets the item that appears on the vgc sheet of his opponent and fakes out the salazzern (ill give the benefit of the doubt that he thought it would kill) as hearthreena wins the speed tie and murders her sister as its the duo of dark types left. Salazzern lets down his team one last time by missing super fang again and gets knocked out in the process. Hearthreena attempts to save Lu but spinner knocks it out and incin manages to chip it enough before falling to earthquake, leaving pao to finish the game.
Unfortunate end to the set, but both players did a great job thoughout it.
[DDK] srvoltmike
Overview: Smudge runs a very standard balance, similar to the ones we have seen throughout the week. Main star of the show as always is Dogi but ID press Coal and Fissure Lu can also do stuff. In contrast srvoltmike runs a very unique bulky offense with Lu and Dozo, having support from gouging fire and a very unique support we haven't seen yet in use in Scarf Annihisprit. Mike has the advantage since Smudge's team doesn't have that good of win conditions and the ones they have are vulnerable to mike's offensive options.
Game 1: Smudge leads with Dogi and Incin like other this week, while Mike whips out Dunce and Meta-Lu. Lu gets fake-outed and dogi begins to set up as Dunce howls for both itself and Lu. Mike gets a good read with his protect as both Dogi and Incin double target it, while Dunce breaking swipes to weaken them both and get better opportunities for setup. Dunce swipes again as Lu tanks the double targetting of both Icnin and dogi to chip it. They repeat this for a turn or two until Incin gets tired of it and u-turns into Watereena. Both the Dogi and Lu tera that turn, Dogi tries to setup with Bulk Up again, but unbeknownst to both players Mike is running the world's most hateful Meta-Lu who takes a look at the +2 Dogicannon, goes "fuck you entirely" and just kills it with a crit. This understandably gets Smudge tilted and combined with the fact that nothing in his team can break past it he fakes out after his first turn and then just ragequits.
Game 2: Game is over by turn 2 as Mike sees how bloodlusted his Meta-Lu is and lets him run hog wild im just gonna narrate this like a hyperoffenseinc video its midnight at the airport and I still need to wait like 7 fucking hours for my flight im going insa
This IsThePowerOfMeta-luInGeneration9FusionEvolutionVGCReg CMike leads with Annihispirit and Meta-Lu as the opponent leads with Incineboar and Ogereena-Cornerstone, scaring Ogereena into bringing their inferior Meta-Lu and making Incineboar protect.
The opponent tries to double target Mike's Meta-Lu, but Mike pulls out the world's most obvious Tera, then goobs both mons with earthquake, leaving only half of the team remaining.
At this point, the opponent is shook, so he tries to beat Meta-Lu by teraing his Dogicannon, who gets blown back with Heavy Slam and EQ.
Bellotcha returns to heal Meta-Lu, then burns the ogereena and makes the opponent forfeit the game, to complete a devastating goobing.
Most Likely won't be able to do these for all the weeks since uni started but I had nothing better to do in this moment.
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