Right, well, let me make this short and to the point:
Here's the battle scenario: I'm down to two Pokemon and I just knocked out his 5th Pokemon. My Pokemon with remaining red-zone low HP is an Alakazam. My opponent brings out his 6th and last Pokemon which is a Salamence.
I decide to use a ballsy idea and switch out predicting for a move against me. I switch in my full HP Gengar which gets Crunch'd just how I wanted to predict it. My Gengar was holding a Focus Sash so I lived with 1HP. I'm obviously going to Destiny Bond his Salamence for the win since I still have one Pokemon alive so I don't break the Self-KO clause (if D-bond does go under this clause, I'm not sure anymore, I haven't played DPP in about a year so I've forgotten a few things here and there).
So the real question is:
Is Destiny Bond a 0 priority move like the rest? It doesn't state Destiny Bond anywhere listed in Obi's move priority DPP article thread (seen
here) so that's why I'm asking here. I'm assuming it goes under the 0 category speed bracket because he says in the 0 bracket category all the moves then he just simply says 'and everything else' so if he didn't list Destiny Bond in there, then it must be under 'everything else'. Also, this is not my battle, I was randomly watching recorded Wi-Fi battles on Youtube and when this final part came up, his/her camera died so the viewers didn't get to see the final outcome.
So if the scenario that I put above
did go something like that in the end, would a +1-3 Dragon Dancing Salamence be able to Dragon Claw/Crunch (or whatever move it uses/used is in the 0 prioirty zone) the Gengar before Gengar doing Destiny Bond on Salamence taking it down and winning the match? Or will Salamence now with a higher speed stat from DD'ing enough to outspeed Gengar to be able to use Crunch on Gengar again to kill it before Genger could be able to even do another Destiny Bond on it? Then in comes his last Pokemon Alakazam, and Crunch that too and win the battle.
~ Aether Nexus