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· This video introduces Avalugg from Pokémon Violet/Scarlet.
· While Avalugg normally has the 'Own Tempo' ability, this video focuses on a strategy utilizing the 'Sheer Force' ability. Sheer Force is a powerful ability that doubles attack power without any conditions.
· Combined with the hidden ability 'Explosion', it showcases a strategy aiming for a mutual KO by using Explosion as soon as the opponent's Pokémon appears. This is a different approach compared to the typical Avalugg that uses 'Maelstrom'.

· The first opponent is Metagross. Avalugg simply uses Mega Evolution and then uses the move 'Indian Bob' on the opponent.
· Expresses surprise that the opponent couldn't hit Avalugg's weakness and just endured.
· Afterwards, when a Pokémon that's difficult for Avalugg to handle appears, it executes a strategy aiming for a mutual KO using the move 'Explosion'. This is an effective way to reduce the opponent's remaining Pokémon.
· Unlike a typical Avalugg that uses moves like 'Maelstrom' or 'Ice Spinner', this strategy centers around 'Explosion'.

· Avalugg attacks and pressures the opponent's Pokémon.
· The opponent shows signs of trying to boost their special attack using 'Calm Mind'.
· Avalugg explains that by using 'Ice Spinner', they can predict the opponent's switch, and if they don't choose to defend, the switch prediction can be successful.
· Questions why the opponent couldn't use 'Aqua Jet' during this process.

· The next opponent is FamieLigi. Avalugg attacks FamieLigi using 'Aqua Jet'.
· Afterwards, in the battle against Incineroar, Avalugg creates an advantageous situation by inducing the opponent's switch.
· Regarding the opponent's use of the 'Intimidate' move, it's mentioned that the game is being played as if there's a turn immunity option.

· Even with only 1% HP remaining, Avalugg mentions the possibility of attacking the opponent with 'Sucker Punch'.
· Predicts that the opponent will choose to switch, recognizing the disadvantageous matchup.
· Avalugg attempts to gain an advantage using 'Volt Switch', but an unexpected turn of events unfolds due to the opponent's 'Stamina' ability.
· Speculates whether two 'Ice Spinner' hits will be enough to defeat the opponent.
· Upon seeing Chesnaught appear, hopes that 'Explosion' can finish it in one hit.

· Surprised by Chesnaught's unexpected play of using 'Spiky Shield'.
· Points out that the opponent's lead Pokémon is ruined, explaining that they are sending out Pokémon as a cushion.
· The plan to gain an advantage with 'Volt Switch' is foiled by the opponent's 'Multiscale' ability.
· Questions why the opponent isn't switching and suspects there might be another powerful Pokémon behind.
· The plan to gain an advantage with 'Volt Switch' is foiled by the opponent's 'Marvel Scale' ability.
· Questions why the opponent isn't switching and suspects there might be another powerful Pokémon behind.

· In the battle against Rotom and Delphox, Avalugg's Rotom has a favorable situation because it's holding a Choice Scarf.
· Deals significant damage, pressuring the opponent.
· The remaining opponent is Garchomp, and it's expected to finish it off.
· Evaluates that choosing Explosion wasn't a bad decision, as there was no guarantee of beating Naganadel.

· This round is a friendly match against YouTuber Dr. Gu, and the opponent has brought a top-ranked player's party.
· Admits that the video creator brought the double battle sample as is, putting them at a slight disadvantage.
· The lead Pokémon was easily defeated, but seeing Kingambit and Tinkaton appear, it's speculated that the opponent is trying to spread paralysis.
· Clarifies that even though it's a double battle, Avalugg is not the ace in this round.
· Mentions that it's difficult to catch due to the opponent's 'Gooey' ability.
· Aims for a brute-force breakthrough with Garchomp.

· Decides to use 'Swords Dance' to boost attack power instead of 'Earthquake' in case of 'Water Absorb'.
· Mentions that Iron Hands is a difficult opponent.
· Has the move 'Thunder Fang', but expects it will be difficult to defeat the opponent with it.
· Leaves it to game luck, thinking it can break through with just one flinch.
· Mentions that the 60% probability hit landed well, and comments on the opponent's play as 'playing like a game'.
· Expects to at least achieve a mutual KO.

· The next Pokémon is Avalugg. Although it would normally be difficult to handle, it aims for a mutual KO using the 'Explosion' move.
· Although it's a shame to just use Explosion without doing anything else, it's judged to be the best option in the current situation.
· Expresses surprise that the opponent's Avalugg withstood the Explosion, recalling that it couldn't even take 10% damage in the previous battle.
· Questions whether the opponent is correctly pressing 'Protect'.

· The next opponent is Kingambit. It's calculated that if there are no defensive boosts, it can be defeated in one hit by 'Wild Charge'.
· Mentions that the game is turning into a slugfest.
· Keeps in mind the possibility of the opponent using 'Sucker Punch'.
· Engages in mind games, takes down Kingambit, and secures a smooth victory.

· Explains that the Explosion Avalugg strategy is good for surprising opponents by boosting attack power with the 'Sheer Force' ability and using the 'Explosion' move.
· While it might be difficult against opponents using defensive moves, it's recommended as a generally fun tactic.
· Encourages viewers to try this strategy.
· Finally, expresses gratitude to the membership subscribers and concludes the video.