Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here is the final video for Season M-A and sub-season M-2, and after this, we’ll be going into Season M-B and sub-season M-2: this is the video showin the Forretress Team entering the Master Ball Tier, also for the second time, For Season M-B, I’ll first stick to the teams I’ve been using; I want to scout out what people are using and what’s popular so I can figure out what to put on a subsequent team.
A curious little bit though: during Team Preview, once both players finish selecting, the lights turn on in the Battle Arena, but it has been changed for Season M-B such that the light stay off until the introductions begin.
The next video will begin the next season’s matches.
00:00 - Battle #1
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: 빚나 (Bijna)
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Gym Court
My Pokémon: Rex (Tyrantrum), Dolores (Basculegion) (Female), Shirley (Meowstic) (Female)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Charizard, Corviknight, ?
This match is not that notable on its own. It’s in combination with the next one. Note the opponent’s actions:
1. Began with Charizard. (I began with Rex (Tyrantrum).)
2. Switched out Charizard for Corviknight. (I used Dragon Dance.)
3. (I used Head Smash, which hit.) Corviknight uses Iron Defense.
The opponent then conceded after that. Then, onto the next battle, the very next one as I didn’t exclude any battles in between.
01:25 - Battle #2
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: なべえ (Nabe-e)
Battle Court: Gym Court
Music: Trainer (X & Y)
My Pokémon: Rex (Tyrantrum), Shirley (Meowstic) (Female), Forrest (Forretress)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Charizard, Corviknight, Meowscarada
Notice how the opponnt also used Charizard and Corviknight? The first three turns play out as follows:
1. Began with Charizard. (I began with Rex (Tyrantrum).)
2. Switched out Charizard for Corviknight. (I used Dragon Dance.)
3. (I used Head Smash, which hit.) Corviknight uses Iron Defense.
This time though, the opponent forfeited too, but after a much longer time. That last turn there, by the way, is why I like to keep Ice Spinner over Triple Axel on Paolo (Quaquaval) on the Aurorus Team. Too many tims, he only hits Triple Axel twice or even once. I’ll take the lower overall damage of 80 over Triple Axel’s average of 94.14 if it’s consistently 80, at least not without a Wide Lens (and I don’t think it’s worth having a hold item like that solly for Triple Axel).
Each time I have used Triple Axel on Paolo (Quaquaval), not once has it ever hit all three times.
03:28 - Battle #3
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: けけけ (Kekeke)
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Trainer (Legends: Z-A)
My Pokémon: Victoria (Victreebel), Dolores (Basculegion), Forrest (Forretress)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Skeledirge, Meowscarada, Lucario
Skeledirge is a Pokémon with both a type advantage over Victoria (Victreebel) and enough HP to make it through Innards Out, while Meowscarada has a dual type advantage over Dolores (Basculegion) and is undoubtedly a popular choice against it.
And this is where Forrest (Forretress) comes in, as I had already defeated the one special attacker they brought in (and one Fire-type). This Pokémon has gone through many revisions, and this is what I ultimately decided upon.
06:49 - Battle #4
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: Tk
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Trainer (Red & Blue)
My Pokémon: Rex (Tyrantrum), Victoria (Victreebel), Dolors (Basculegion)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Gengar, Meganium, Machamp
My opponent used an unusual Curse strategy on Gengar, meaning once Rex (Tyrantrum) was hit with it, he had four turns left before fainting…but since his strategy is based around high damage, that meant my best option was to deal as much of that damage as possible before then. That left Victoria (Victreebel) against Machamp, who has no way around Strength Sap.
10:52 - Battle #5
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: Kenny
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Trainer (Sword & Shield)
My Pokémon: Dolores (Basculegion) (Female), Victoria (Victreebel), Forrest (Forretress)
Opponent’s Pokémon: SR22 (Skarmory), Buggars (Scizor), Gumba (Charizard)
Here is the match that put me back into Master Ball Tier: their Charizard required a joint effort to get rid of, though it did umtimately come down to the most frequent way this team KOs Charizard: by way of Innards Out.
I’m not sure what the nicknames refer to. “SR22” may refer to State Route 22, which exists in the U.S. states of Alabama, California, Georgia, Maine, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and Washington (as separate, unrelated roads). A State Road 22 also exists in Florida, Indiana, and New Mexico.
Here is the final video for Season M-A and sub-season M-2, and after this, we’ll be going into Season M-B and sub-season M-2: this is the video showin the Forretress Team entering the Master Ball Tier, also for the second time, For Season M-B, I’ll first stick to the teams I’ve been using; I want to scout out what people are using and what’s popular so I can figure out what to put on a subsequent team.
A curious little bit though: during Team Preview, once both players finish selecting, the lights turn on in the Battle Arena, but it has been changed for Season M-B such that the light stay off until the introductions begin.
The next video will begin the next season’s matches.
00:00 - Battle #1
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: 빚나 (Bijna)
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Gym Court
My Pokémon: Rex (Tyrantrum), Dolores (Basculegion) (Female), Shirley (Meowstic) (Female)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Charizard, Corviknight, ?
This match is not that notable on its own. It’s in combination with the next one. Note the opponent’s actions:
1. Began with Charizard. (I began with Rex (Tyrantrum).)
2. Switched out Charizard for Corviknight. (I used Dragon Dance.)
3. (I used Head Smash, which hit.) Corviknight uses Iron Defense.
The opponent then conceded after that. Then, onto the next battle, the very next one as I didn’t exclude any battles in between.
01:25 - Battle #2
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: なべえ (Nabe-e)
Battle Court: Gym Court
Music: Trainer (X & Y)
My Pokémon: Rex (Tyrantrum), Shirley (Meowstic) (Female), Forrest (Forretress)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Charizard, Corviknight, Meowscarada
Notice how the opponnt also used Charizard and Corviknight? The first three turns play out as follows:
1. Began with Charizard. (I began with Rex (Tyrantrum).)
2. Switched out Charizard for Corviknight. (I used Dragon Dance.)
3. (I used Head Smash, which hit.) Corviknight uses Iron Defense.
This time though, the opponent forfeited too, but after a much longer time. That last turn there, by the way, is why I like to keep Ice Spinner over Triple Axel on Paolo (Quaquaval) on the Aurorus Team. Too many tims, he only hits Triple Axel twice or even once. I’ll take the lower overall damage of 80 over Triple Axel’s average of 94.14 if it’s consistently 80, at least not without a Wide Lens (and I don’t think it’s worth having a hold item like that solly for Triple Axel).
Each time I have used Triple Axel on Paolo (Quaquaval), not once has it ever hit all three times.
03:28 - Battle #3
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: けけけ (Kekeke)
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Trainer (Legends: Z-A)
My Pokémon: Victoria (Victreebel), Dolores (Basculegion), Forrest (Forretress)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Skeledirge, Meowscarada, Lucario
Skeledirge is a Pokémon with both a type advantage over Victoria (Victreebel) and enough HP to make it through Innards Out, while Meowscarada has a dual type advantage over Dolores (Basculegion) and is undoubtedly a popular choice against it.
And this is where Forrest (Forretress) comes in, as I had already defeated the one special attacker they brought in (and one Fire-type). This Pokémon has gone through many revisions, and this is what I ultimately decided upon.
06:49 - Battle #4
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: Tk
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Trainer (Red & Blue)
My Pokémon: Rex (Tyrantrum), Victoria (Victreebel), Dolors (Basculegion)
Opponent’s Pokémon: Gengar, Meganium, Machamp
My opponent used an unusual Curse strategy on Gengar, meaning once Rex (Tyrantrum) was hit with it, he had four turns left before fainting…but since his strategy is based around high damage, that meant my best option was to deal as much of that damage as possible before then. That left Victoria (Victreebel) against Machamp, who has no way around Strength Sap.
10:52 - Battle #5
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: Kenny
Battle Court: Battle Arena
Music: Trainer (Sword & Shield)
My Pokémon: Dolores (Basculegion) (Female), Victoria (Victreebel), Forrest (Forretress)
Opponent’s Pokémon: SR22 (Skarmory), Buggars (Scizor), Gumba (Charizard)
Here is the match that put me back into Master Ball Tier: their Charizard required a joint effort to get rid of, though it did umtimately come down to the most frequent way this team KOs Charizard: by way of Innards Out.
I’m not sure what the nicknames refer to. “SR22” may refer to State Route 22, which exists in the U.S. states of Alabama, California, Georgia, Maine, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and Washington (as separate, unrelated roads). A State Road 22 also exists in Florida, Indiana, and New Mexico.
