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Opponent scouting · gen3-v1 · checked 2026-10-15

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Red uses the same fixed six level-100 sets in Daily Challenge, Random Practice, and Replay Today, always opening with Pikachu. The exact moves, items, abilities, natures, and stats below come directly from the versioned source used by the battle engine—not from another Daily Red site.

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Generation III sprite of Pikachu
01Pikachu
Generation III sprite of Espeon
02Espeon
Generation III sprite of Snorlax
03Snorlax
Generation III sprite of Venusaur
04Venusaur
Generation III sprite of Charizard
05Charizard
Generation III sprite of Blastoise
06Blastoise

The order at a glance

Six roles, one fixed opener

Pikachu occupies the opening slot. Later switch order is chosen by the battle AI from legal requests, so this page does not promise a fixed sequence after turn one.

SlotMemberTypeRoleItemAbility
1 · OpensPikachu
Electric
Opening pressureLight BallStatic
2Espeon
Psychic
Fast special attackerLeftoversSynchronize
3Snorlax
Normal
Bulky physical attackerChesto BerryThick Fat
4Venusaur
GrassPoison
Status and sustainLeftoversOvergrow
5Charizard
FireFlying
Mixed fast attackerLum BerryBlaze
6Blastoise
Water
Bulky special closerMystic WaterTorrent

Six checkpoints

The summit roster

01Generation III sprite of PikachuOpening slot
Level 100 · Timid

Pikachu

Electric
Item / ability
Light Ball · Static
Role
Opening pressure
Actual stats
HP 212 · Atk 131 · Def 96 · SpA 199 · SpD 116 · Spe 306
  • ThunderboltSpecial · Power 95 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPElectric
  • Brick BreakPhysical · Power 75 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPFighting
  • Iron TailPhysical · Power 100 · Accuracy 75% · 24 PPSteel
  • Quick AttackPhysical · Power 40 · Accuracy 100% · 48 PPNormal
Weak to

Ground2×

Resists

Electric0.5×Steel0.5×Flying0.5×

Immune to

None by typing

Coverage risk: Ground stops Thunderbolt, but Brick Break and Iron Tail can punish careless switches. Quick Attack supplies priority when a target is already low.

02Generation III sprite of Espeon
Level 100 · Timid

Espeon

Psychic
Item / ability
Leftovers · Synchronize
Role
Fast special attacker
Actual stats
HP 272 · Atk 149 · Def 156 · SpA 359 · SpD 226 · Spe 350
  • PsychicSpecial · Power 90 · Accuracy 100% · 16 PPPsychic
  • Shadow BallPhysical · Power 80 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPGhost
  • ReflectStatus · Power — · Accuracy always · 32 PPPsychic
  • Morning SunStatus · Power — · Accuracy always · 8 PPNormal
Weak to

Ghost2×Dark2×Bug2×

Resists

Fighting0.5×Psychic0.5×

Immune to

None by typing

Coverage risk: Dark Pokémon ignore Psychic, yet Shadow Ball uses Espeon’s Attack stat in Gen III and can hit Psychic- and Ghost-types. Reflect reduces incoming physical damage while Morning Sun restores HP.

03Generation III sprite of Snorlax
Level 100 · Adamant

Snorlax

Normal
Item / ability
Chesto Berry · Thick Fat
Role
Bulky physical attacker
Actual stats
HP 524 · Atk 350 · Def 166 · SpA 149 · SpD 257 · Spe 96
  • Body SlamPhysical · Power 85 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPNormal
  • Shadow BallPhysical · Power 80 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPGhost
  • RestStatus · Power — · Accuracy always · 16 PPPsychic
  • EarthquakePhysical · Power 100 · Accuracy 100% · 16 PPGround
Weak to

Fighting2×

Resists

None by typing

Immune to

Ghost

Coverage risk: Ghost is immune to Body Slam, but Snorlax carries Shadow Ball for Ghost targets and Earthquake for Rock and Steel matchups. Rest restores HP and Chesto Berry wakes it once when the berry is still held.

04Generation III sprite of Venusaur
Level 100 · Calm

Venusaur

GrassPoison
Item / ability
Leftovers · Overgrow
Role
Status and sustain
Actual stats
HP 364 · Atk 180 · Def 202 · SpA 237 · SpD 328 · Spe 196
  • Giga DrainSpecial · Power 60 · Accuracy 100% · 8 PPGrass
  • Sludge BombPhysical · Power 90 · Accuracy 100% · 16 PPPoison
  • Sleep PowderStatus · Power — · Accuracy 75% · 24 PPGrass
  • SynthesisStatus · Power — · Accuracy always · 8 PPGrass
Weak to

Fire2×Flying2×Ice2×Psychic2×

Resists

Electric0.5×Grass¼×Fighting0.5×Water0.5×

Immune to

None by typing

Coverage risk: Fire, Flying, Ice, and Psychic pressure its typing, but Sleep Powder can deny a turn. Giga Drain and Synthesis restore health, while Sludge Bomb is a physical Poison attack in Gen III.

05Generation III sprite of Charizard
Level 100 · Hasty

Charizard

FireFlying
Item / ability
Lum Berry · Blaze
Role
Mixed fast attacker
Actual stats
HP 297 · Atk 205 · Def 172 · SpA 317 · SpD 206 · Spe 328
  • FlamethrowerSpecial · Power 95 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPFire
  • Brick BreakPhysical · Power 75 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPFighting
  • Aerial AcePhysical · Power 60 · Accuracy always · 32 PPFlying
  • SlashPhysical · Power 70 · Accuracy 100% · 32 PPNormal
Weak to

Electric2×Rock4×Water2×

Resists

Grass¼×Steel0.5×Bug¼×Fighting0.5×Fire0.5×

Immune to

Ground

Coverage risk: Rock is a four-times weakness, but Charizard is immune to Ground by typing. Brick Break can hit Rock-types on a predicted action, and Flamethrower, Aerial Ace, and Slash give mixed coverage.

06Generation III sprite of Blastoise
Level 100 · Modest

Blastoise

Water
Item / ability
Mystic Water · Torrent
Role
Bulky special closer
Actual stats
HP 362 · Atk 181 · Def 237 · SpA 295 · SpD 246 · Spe 192
  • SurfSpecial · Power 95 · Accuracy 100% · 24 PPWater
  • Ice BeamSpecial · Power 95 · Accuracy 100% · 16 PPIce
  • BiteSpecial · Power 60 · Accuracy 100% · 40 PPDark
  • ProtectStatus · Power — · Accuracy always · 16 PPNormal
Weak to

Electric2×Grass2×

Resists

Steel0.5×Fire0.5×Ice0.5×Water0.5×

Immune to

None by typing

Coverage risk: Electric and Grass are the direct weaknesses. Ice Beam threatens many Grass switch-ins, Bite covers Psychic and Ghost targets, and Protect can reveal an attack while Mystic Water strengthens Surf.

Read advantages carefully

Weakness is not a knockout guarantee

The multipliers above describe defensive typing in Generation III. Final damage also depends on the relevant Attack or Special Attack, the defender’s corresponding Defense stat, base power, same-type attack bonus, held items, abilities, status, critical hits, and the engine’s random damage range.

Abilities and effects can modify the simple chart. Snorlax’s Thick Fat reduces Fire and Ice damage, Reflect reduces physical damage for its duration, and a consumed berry is no longer available. Treat the type list as the start of a calculation, not the result.

Start with Pikachu’s full set

A Ground type is immune to Thunderbolt, but Ground typing alone does not answer Brick Break, Iron Tail, Speed, or accumulated damage.

Preserve the second answer

A favorable trade now may consume the only healthy response to Venusaur’s Sleep Powder or Charizard’s mixed coverage later.

Confirm effects in the log

Use observed damage, status, item consumption, recovery, and forced switches to update the plan instead of treating one badge as complete information.