So I challenged a professional Pokémon player... 

This was hella fun to watch you 2 play against eachother, that as fan who've been watching for years now this is like a unexpected crossover event that was great

Great fight! One minor question, what was the deciding factor of Wind Rider over competitive? Since killowattrels main goal is to set up tailwind and then just attack till it dies, the tailwind would make your thunderbolts more threatening, since competitive relies heavily on your opponent to activate.

Lmao at the code RP8FAG sorry I'm a boomer who gets a kick out of that word, I mean no ill intent towards anyone just thought the code was silly.

Wolfey since u had sets for the team on showdown can you put the showdown team link in the description

Your racist you don't like non white people

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Hell yeah

Ah a fellow pat mcafee fan

@@FLYkidTYLER haha yes, did I subconsciously quote him talking about Coach P's Keys? 😂

The world champ difference against Aaron is less impactful. I realized this could sound rude. Edit: just paying respects to what a great player he is

From so confident to "Oh god that could happen!" REALLY quick, lol.

Always sad when the top comment talks about the end of the video :(

@@leonardschmidt8028 you realize that most people who don't want to be spoiled will wait till the end of the video until they start reading the comments right? so most people commenting either comment right when they see the video or when they've just gotten to the end so you can almost be certain people will be talking about the ending here

@@symawi312 I think they're talking about the Mobile UI and how it shows the top comment and it's hard to avoid

@@failmeep5167 its really not that hard though.

And yet he won 2/3. Because while his team was also really flexible so he adapted as best as he could

That's how VGC teams go, you stack up as many positive synergies as possible and on top of it you gotta be able to make really good plays to capitalize on your opponent

And Aaron’s team had 3 Pokémon immune to ground moves and a flying Tera Gengar, he was prepared for it.

He's just like me fr fr

Bro I also built a team around that, but like the other half of the team is just so op, I dont need to use earthquake

He probably had some moment where there was some specific pokemon he was calcing to outspeed, but it didn't end up coming up and the details were lost to the haze of memory.

If u read the subtitles it said the speed evs for the world champ difference babyyyyyyyyyyyyy

@@DuskoftheTwilight Yeah that's what I figured as well, commander.

His mindset there was he was already ahead a round that if he hits that move, he would've been in such a good spot. The risk versus reward was just too good in favour of him.

@@floofflez1134 that all makes sense. I am making a joke in reference to the time Aaron missed an 85% accurate move 5 times in a row at a major tournament. So him clicking an even less accurate move is a bold and funny move, regardless of sound strategy.

@@benrinehart7776 at the time it was 75% accurate, gamefreak buffed the accuracy cuz of arrons luck

@@Alex-kx6kw don’t scare him before he tries (we all know the Agency cannot be stopped)

Agency Agency

if sama in there just forget about it,no world champ can survive that version of agency

who is agency??

@@AaronAlert77 blunderr

Trueee. I got like 90 percent of my vgc knowledge from him alone. He fr an mvp

What’s vgc

@@samurai_doge1175 Video Game Championship, aka the official Pokemon Company format.

PUSH THE COMMENT

Lechonk

Quick while there’s no ledgenarys

Or most used

Lechonk with eviolite

Actually if you see the game from Aaron’s side he knows about the movesets of the worm and quaquaval, he recently just lost a game to the worm due to its ability in one of his ladder battle videos lol

@@paulr7194 I'll check out his channel then 👀

Where did he get those weakness coverage images from?

The sad fact that it isn't much of an achievement to beat Geeta

@@zacmayes2802 honestly the gyms were harder than geeta imo

Imagine how I feel, I only have about half the badges in the game because I’ve been too busy playing showdown in hopes of finding a team that I deem worthy enough to actually take the time to train in hopes I don’t waste time making a team that isn’t actually viable. Not to mention non of the mons currently on my playthrough team will actually be on any of my plausible competitive teams. Except for maybe skeledirge with a lot of adjustments.

I picked Quaxly and I’m glad I did, I’ve gotten multiple clean sweeps with Quaquaval, especially when you max out it’s speed boosts. I’ve even used it to counter Baxcalibur, as Quaquaval can learn misty terrain.

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Why are people freaking out over you saying she if it can be male or female LOL

I don't know if it would work like that but wouldnt tera fairy still be better because you lose a little power (2x instead of 2.25) but have a way better defensive type

I think terra Fairy would be better in general cause Normal kind of makes some assumptions about when the multipliers are applied relative to Pixilate. From doing raids most people use Terra Fairy and Hyper Beam when low on time so I assume that's better than Terra Normal

Tera normal wouldn't increase its power no

@@axis8396in general" is not really going to work out for this gen of pokemon, I am afraid. This has gotten complex enough to make a case for next to every type consideration. Its almost like there are no wrong but few right choices and many decent ones when it comes to picking tera types. More so than in other games you need to be exactly sure what role your pokemon is going to fill in order to choose the right typing for any occasion is my take on this. Edit: I surmise that adaptability is about the most important thing for any team comp this generation around. Having many modi operandi and the ability to adjust to odd cases will determine what team comp and singular mons come out on top.

Nope but if you tera fairy youd get the 2x boost from hyper voice and tera blast

Video is up on his channel

yeah, would have preferred if they only showed Tera Types and not items/stats/abilities

open teamsheets is a horrible idea, why do they do this?

From spectator's perspective, open teamsheets are the most boring things ever

@@timmycorini since a person with 10 friends who can scout for opponent's sets are in a major advantage. They think that open team sheets level the playing field.

@@billcipher8645 since a person with 10 friends who can scout for opponent's sets are in a major advantage. They think that open team sheets level the playing field.

Flutter Mane and Great Tusk aren’t allowed in doubles in game tho.

@@MayHugger oh I know I'm just saying for the future when they are allowed to be used.

Attack boost doesn't work for body press actually, it just fully uses defence instead of attack

Ratio

Great design??

@@danielhicks1824 yh great design