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Fear the Dancing Dragon
In this match, I face a challenger BoSMewtwo. Let's hope he's fair, and doesn't actually use a Mewtwo!
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Rounds 1-2
First two turns were pretty simple. It's good that I didn't attack, or else I'd waste 2 Dragon Dancing that will be extremely crucial to this battle. I know he's going to switch out, so now, it's only a matter of getting stronger than anything he can send out.
Rounds 3-4
He tries setting up a good switch while I start setting up sweepage. Blastoise was a bad move since the only priority move I believe it can use is Aqua Jet, which, even with the two attack boosts, won't do that much. I have 4 Dragon Dances and am expecting to sweep this team.
Rounds 5-6
I use Earthquake since everything on my Movelists hits from not very effective. It just barely takes out the blue turtle, but hey, I'm not complaining. Next he sends out an Absol, something I'm definately not afraid of. Waterfall to take it out with 69% of it's health to spare.
Rounds 7-8
Never mind the dark line, I just crossed out uneeded dialogue (you can still probably read what it says. Back on topic, MEWTWO? I'm not playing uber and I see this guy staring at me. I'm not gonna let this thing Pressure stall me or switch into Ninjask. I'm going straight for the Waterfall. And what do you know? 4 DDancing Gyarados takes out uber Mewtwo with 34% HP for it to spare. Should've found this thing's EV spread. Anyway, here comes Tangrowth which is the most annoying part of this team. Ice Fang is super effective, but doesn't do as much as I hoped. It puts me to sleep, and I'm expecting Leech Seed.
Rounds 9-10
Slight skirmish with Tangrowth eating off my poor tired Gyarados while it dreams about Milotics...D: I knew the Leech Seed was coming, but I kept Gyarados in. I decided nothing short of a Grass Knot would take out Gyarados, so here I am risking it. I get seeded and drained, it's annoying, but can't be helped. Without leftovers, I'd probably have much less health and probably faint.
Rounds 11-12
Well Gyarados wakes up and delivers a thorough Ice Fang to that Tangrowth's face (or whatever Tangrowth has. Luckily, it goes down without any Focus Sash or nothing. Up next comes the most scary Pokemon so far. Not that it did any damage, but it had the potential to do A LOT of damage. Brave Bird might've KO'd me. Toxic would've murdered me. Heck, a Whirlwind would take out my 4 DD's which would've ruined my chances of handling Ninjask (assuming it had something else to hurt me) But thankfully, Waterfall rips Skarmory apart. Thank god.
Rounds 13-14 (FINAL)
Here comes that annoying 'Jask once again. Guess he figured out no point in Protecting. He goes straight for X-Scissor, which does a pathetically low amount. Ice Fang should've OHKO'd it, but Focus Sash keeps it alive. No problem, one more turn, one dead Ninjask, one gg.
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Match Overview: It was a fun match since I got to really see Gyarados' ferocity along with Tangrowth's true stalling abilities. I am also really happy since I was confused at which lead to use; Aerodactyl, Salamence, or Gyarados. I'm content with leading him now, especially since he took out one of the most powerful ubers with an HM. In the future, I'm gonna make sure I can get off as many DDances I got out here so I can sweep teams.
So what did we learn?
Always fear Dancing Dragons
Always fear Dancing Dragons