Masterball VS Brick:

Parkour:
	Umbreon (Mixed defense)
	Suicune (Most likely crocune)
	Kyurem (Scarfed)
	Jirachi (Trick/paraflinch​)
	Magmorter (Psysically defensive)
	Beedrill (Offensive mega)

*Defensive Krook would've been a better option then magmorter as it handles Megazam well, immune to prankster
T-Wave and  handles Darmanitan and could handle Hawlucha giving a protect or two

*Bringing trick on Jirachi was really just a waste of a moveslot when Black sludge didn't bother the other
team too much and T-Waving instead wouldve helped a lot more

*Bringing Drill run on Mega Beedrill instead of Knock was poor as Drill run doesn't hurt his team too awful
much and knock off would destroy it

***Using a defensive Magmorter was not safely innovative due to its poor Defense stat and not great HP stat
means it wasn't taking many physical hits



	Bad Planning and questionable play lost this match. Sacking off suicune early was not a good idea
	as it completely walled certain threats on Masterballs side, Defensive Magmorter is not a switch-in to
	Darmanitan. We are also not sure if umbreon had protect or not but it shouldve with the threat of
	hawlucha sweeping through most of your team with its perfect coverage. Black sludge jirachi Worked
	perfectly this time allowing jirachi to live two HJKs and killing off hawlucha but it is very very
	situational and we reccomend it be used sparingly. Wish-pass is a very viable option for Umbreon especially
	with an HJK user on the field. With mons like Alakazam and Hawlucha you always want speed control so not
	bringing T-Wave on Jirachi Hurt your chances of winning even more


Masterball:
	Alakazam (Mega),
	Darmanitan (Scarfed)
	Gourgeist-Super (Physical​ wall)
	Crustle (Most likely Set up)
	Hawlucha (Standard),
	Thundurus (Prankster nasty plot)

*Using Aerial Ace instead of Acrobatics just wasn't a good idea especially if you got your speed boost

*Bringing Crustle while getting rocks up is a good idea, it shouldve done it first if you were gonna bring set up
it needs to have a priority to set up. also Banded Staraptor would've destroyed Parkour's Team

*Overall a solid team to bring against Parkour


	You made some very questionable plays that we the council feel like you almost threw your 3-0 away
	at the end especially bringing in Megazam and forgetting that it was modest when you couldve just
	won with Gourgeist, Also The sacking of Darmanitan when it was scarfed (Crustle or hawlucha were
	good switch-ins) was questionable because it couldve steamrolled through the entire of the
	remaining of parkours team. Leading with Hawlucha wasn't the best plan as it is known as an amazing
	late game sweeper and not so much early game as it doesn't have the power to deal out early game.

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Ethan Vs Brick

Brick
	Mew (Specially defensive/Defog)
	Slowbro (Specially Offensive)
	Serperior (Contrary Sweeper)
	Regirock (Rocker/offensive?)
	Weavile (Revenge Killer)
	Porygon2 (Eviolite Tank)

*Should've brought Rest on Slowbro to counteract the obvious poison threat (Maybe even CroBro)

*Weavile sashed when LO would be much better to face Ethans team

*The Mew set was a bit odd not having Heal bell on it

*for such a bulky ass team he didn't really bring the bulkiest

*Serperior being modest when it would get outsped by Galvantula and Latias

*Galvantula completely countered most of his team


	Overall Brick played well just lost out too a great planned and underexamined team. When he led with
	Regirock his main plan should have been to get rocks up because rocks hurt his team a lot especially
	Chandy Galvantula and Regice. When he brought in the mew against the Regice it should've used heal bell
	if he had it getting Statused really turns the game around.  Looking at Ethans team, there isn't a
	single Pokemon that outspeeds Weavile, minus a scarfer. Weavile did not need to bring a sash, and
	Life Orb would have worked much better . Mew and slowbro's sets jsut didn't work against Ethans team.
	next time you might want to look at how your mons match up speed wise against your opponents mons



Ethan:
	Gallade (AV)
	Regice (Spdef Tank/psych up)
	Swampert-M (Offensive)
	Chandelure (Calm Mind Specially offensive)
	Galvantula (Sash Specially offensive)
	Latias (Physically Defensive)

*He brought a great set for Regice

*He proved that he planned really well and it worked for him

*Mega slowbro completely counters rain and mega swampert in this instance

*Forcing a swampert sweep too early brought the game in bricks favor for a while


	Ethan showed how good he planned from the start of the match. Bringing in Galvantula who indeed
	had the PERFECT coverage for bricks team and Faking Sticky webs as he didn't even have it.
	AV Gallade was also a great matchup against a lot of Bricks threats especially the serperior
	porygon and mew. Having Chandelure and rain is just a bad idea because you caused it to take
	unnecessary damage trying to stall out rain but other then that rain just didn't really work out
	for Ethans team being that Swampert couldve easily been replaced especially how it was played.


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Absol VS Heracrossnite.

Absol:
	M-Gallade (Offensive)
	Donphan (Rapid spin red card)
	Cresselia (DEF calm mind)
	Roserade (Choice Scarf)
	Tornadus (Offensive mixed pivot)
	Sylveon (Choice Specs)

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Heracross:
	Tangrowth (Defensive)
	Heatran (SPDef rocks)
	Nidoking (LO Physical)
	Landorus-T (EBelt SD)
	Raikou (Choice specs)
	Aromatisse (Mixed wall)

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