Pokemon Vega: Vs. Superboss Turner (800+ BST Pokemon & Fails) скачать в хорошем качестве

Pokemon Vega: Vs. Superboss Turner (800+ BST Pokemon & Fails)

It seems that this battle is notorious for being the most difficult Pokemon battle in any Pokemon ROM Hack or Fan Game. I had to give it a shot myself. Luckily, the AI is not very bright... (And, by tricking the AI a little bit and having some luck on your side, a win is possible)... All I needed to use was Phantonate (Ben), Cheauking (Smelly), Nostratos (Bread), and Coraga (Bakugan). I lead with Phantonate; Phantonate is a Normal/Ghost type Fakemon with Wonder Guard. This forces Turner to switch into the renowned, yet hated Doodloo clone, a Fakemon with 184 base Attack, Huge Power, and a Ghost/Dark type, giving it no weaknesses (unless the fairy type was in the game). Of course, Doodloo has a dark type move that can OHKO my Phantonate. I have Phantonate use Shadow Clamp, which gives a very good chance of either sleep or confusion to its opponent. Fortunately, Doodloo becomes confused (which is fantastic). Phantonate no longer serves its purpose, so I switch into Cheauking, the evolution of Weezing in Pokemon Vega. Cheauking is a very physically tanky Fakemon with access to Intimidate and Will-O-Wisp. Doodloo, luckily enough, hits itself due to confusion and misses a High Jump Kick. It faints. I got the biggest menace of the battle down first. Turner switches to "Shadow" Lugia, a Water/Steel type Fakemon. It has the Choice Band and Earthquake. You have to take advantage of the fact it has a Choice item. I needed to sacrifice Cheauking, being weak to Earthquake, to switch to Nostratos, which is immune to Earthquake. For some reason, Turner didn't switch his Choice-locked Lugia to something that could have been a threat to Nostratos. While he spammed Lugia's Earthquake, I was spamming Dragon Dance on my Nostratos. That essentially cost Turner the match. So, we go from there. My remaining Fakemon served as back-up, especially Coraga.