shaikhvgc786 — Maddo's Cup #10 champion
A dual-Speed offense that can open with immediate Mega Raichu Y and Garchomp pressure or protect Trick Room for Mega Mawile and Torkoal. Vivillon connects both modes through redirection and sleep.
2026-07-18 · Pokémon Champions
executive summary
Decision-ready overview
Tournament
1st · 412 players
Result 13-2 in Maddo's Cup #10.
static model
78.4 A
Team Auditor structural score; It does not represent a winning percentage.
Difficulty
Medium-high
Fast mode and Trick Room require a consistent selection of four.
Protection
5/6
Farigiraf is the only member without Protection.
- Status
- dual-Speed offense with high ceiling
- Pilot difficulty
- Medium-high
- Confidence
- High confidence in the public sheet; average for structure; low for damage with rebuilt EVs
- Best use
- Open Team Sheet where Fake Out, Rage Powder and Trick Room force the opponent to reveal their speed response.
- Hardest matchup
- Combined Rock and Earth pressure that breaks the Focus Band and attacks Raichu, Mawile or Torkoal.
- Priority change
- Keep all six and separate the fast, slow and climate control selection maps.
- Next step
- Rebuild the slow core through explicit survival goals.
- Summary
- The team forces incompatible responses: speed and Fake Out now, or a protected turn that enables Mawile and Torkoal.
team
Published set
Curated public content. Internal files and raw reports are not included.
- Item
- Raichunite Y
- Ability
- Lightning Rod
- Nature / EVs
- Timid · 2 HP / 32 Sp. Atk / 32 Spe — reconstruction
- Role
- Mega fast and surprise
- — Fake Out
- — Zap Cannon
- — Focus Blast
- — Protect
lightning rod · Special break
Zap Cannon and Focus Blast offer huge ceiling in exchange for accuracy that should be treated as a resource.
- Item
- Sitrus Berry
- Ability
- Armor Tail
- Nature / EVs
- Relaxed · 32 HP / 20 Def / 14 Sp. Def — reconstruction
- Role
- Trick Room and priority lock
- — Psychic
- — Trick Room
- — Helping Hand
- — Thunderbolt
Damage Boost · Special coverage
Nature is confirmed; The mixed distribution and the low IVs of Speed are analytical hypotheses.
- Item
- Mawilite
- Ability
- Intimidate
- Nature / EVs
- Adamant · 32 HP / 32 Atk / 2 Sp. Def — reconstruction
- Role
- Mega slow and victory condition
- — Play Rough
- — Rock Slide
- — Sucker Punch
- — Protect
Bullying · Priority · Area damage
It is the physical closure of Trick Room; The minimum speed is not listed in the source and should be checked.
- Item
- Life Orb
- Ability
- Rough Skin
- Nature / EVs
- Jolly · 2 HP / 32 Atk / 32 Spe — reconstruction
- Role
- Fast Ground Attacker
- — Earthquake
- — Dragon Claw
- — Rock Slide
- — Protect
Electrical Immunity · Rock Coverage
Anchors the mode without Trick Room and provides immediate pressure against Fire, Rock, and Electric.
- Item
- Focus Sash
- Ability
- Compound Eyes
- Nature / EVs
- Timid · 2 HP / 32 Sp. Atk / 32 Spe — reconstruction
- Role
- Redirection and control by sleep
- — Sleep Powder
- — Hurricane
- — Rage Powder
- — Protect
Ground Immunity · Support with Focus Band
Rock damage and area attacks are the main ways to negate your support turn.
- Item
- Charcoal
- Ability
- Drought
- Nature / EVs
- Quiet · 32 HP / 32 Sp. Atk / 2 Sp. Def — reconstruction
- Role
- Sun and Trick Room attacker
- — Eruption
- — Earth Power
- — Weather Ball
- — Protect
Climate control · Area damage
Quiet is confirmed. The app tests minimum speed and maximum special pressure, without attributing that distribution to the player.
team structure
Competitive reading
Strengths
- — Fake Out, Rage Powder, and Armor Tail offer several ways to protect Trick Room or a damage turn.
- — Raichu, Garchomp, and Vivillon form the fast mode; Mawile and Torkoal form the slow mode.
- — Drought and Charcoal Eruption create immediate pressure once action order is secured.
Weaknesses
- — The fast trio can be damaged under their own Trick Room.
- — Roca hits Vivillon four times effectively and breaks his Banda Focus-based model.
- — Tierra pressures Raichu, Mawile and Torkoal; Vivillon is the only natural immunity.
- — Raichu's attacks introduce considerable accuracy variance.
Game plan
- — Decide in the preview if Trick Room is the main plan, a speed investment or unnecessary.
- — Use Fake Out or Rage Powder to secure the decisive turn, not by routine on the first turn.
- — Keep Torkoal healthy until Eruption can act under the chosen mode.
- — Keep Garchomp when Electric immunity or Ground pressure are essential.
Roles
- — Fake Out
- — Lightning Rod
- — Armor Tail
- — Trick Room
- — Helping Hand
- — Redirection
- — dream
- — Sun
- — Priority
Recommendations
- — Maintain the champion's six while rebuilding the slow core by benchmarks.
- — Write four different maps for fast speed, Trick Room and climate control.
- — Treat Raichu's move accuracy as an asset when choosing Mega.
Limitations
- — Does not claim real winrate; The results of the app are diagnostic.
- — The EV and IV are inferred and may differ greatly from those used by the champion.
- — Damage ranges do not completely shape the doubles board.
- — The four plans are analytical proposals, not historical records.
speed
Speed plan
- Classification
- Real dual-Speed offense
- Speed control
- — Raichu, Garchomp, and Vivillon form the natural fast mode.
- — Fake Out and Sleep Powder buy tempo without directly changing speed.
- Trick Room
- — Farigiraf is the only user of Trick Room and Armor Tail protects the priority board.
- — Torkoal and Mega Mawile are the slow attackers of the test model.
- Notes
- — The minimum Speed IVs are reconstructed, they do not come from the public sheet.
- — The best pick may skip one of the two speed packages entirely.
analysis
Expected matchups
- Archetype
- Priority offensive
- Result
- favorable
- Confidence
- media
- Notes
- Armor Tail, Fake Out, and Redirect offer overlapping responses.
- Archetype
- offensive tailwind
- Result
- playable
- Confidence
- media
- Notes
- Trick Room can reverse the race if Farigiraf survives the initial turn.
- Archetype
- Rock and Earth Offensive
- Result
- unfavorable
- Confidence
- media
- Notes
- Rock breaks Vivillon's support and Earth presses three important gaps.
analysis
Tool runs
- Tool
- Team Auditor Pro v4
- Scope
- Static audit of sun, speed modes, roles and fault states.
- Output
- Trick Room and offensive sun; medium risk; structural score 78.4 (A).
- Confidence
- Medium
- Publishable
- Structural findings.
- Tool
- Matriz de counters y daños
- Scope
- Interactions against Aloy2023 and Beni1 with reconstructed EVs.
- Output
- Recurring threats are pressure from Rock, Earth and the early loss of Vivillon or Farigiraf.
- Confidence
- Low to medium
- Publishable
- Test hypothesis with EV caveat.
- Tool
- Team Preview Lab
- Scope
- Four maps for the other two champions.
- Output
- The app separates the fast mode from the Farigiraf + Mawile/Torkoal package.
- Confidence
- Medium for structure; low for historic decisions
- Publishable
- Plans generated, not choices made by shaikhvgc786.
analysis
Damage benchmarks
- Attacker
- Mega Mawile
- Move
- Play Rough
- Target
- Garchomp
- Damage range
- Clear KO in the proxy model
- Scenario
- Mega attacker under Trick Room; rebuilt EVs
- Competitive implication
- Mawile can punish the Earth attacker that threatens Raichu and Torkoal.
- Caveat
- The result depends on Mawile reaching the turn and on distributions that are not public.
- Attacker
- Garchomp
- Move
- Earthquake
- Target
- Arcanine-Hisui
- Damage range
- Clear KO in the proxy model
- Scenario
- Area damage; rebuilt EVs
- Competitive implication
- Fast mode has a direct response to Aloy2023's Fire/Rock attacker.
- Caveat
- The companion's position determines whether Earthquake is actually usable.
analysis
Counterplay matrix
- Threat
- Rock Slide Pressure
- Pressure
- Vivillon takes x4 damage and relies on Banda Focus; area damage can remove your redirect turn.
- Primary answers
- — Fake Out
- — Trick Room
- — Intimidate yourself
- — Protect
- Failure mode
- Take previous damage before asking Vivillon to redirect.
- Test plan
- Determine when Vivillon should lead full PSs and when to reserve.
- Evidence
- Damage Matrix
- Threat
- Earth Pressure
- Pressure
- Attacks Raichu, Mawile and Torkoal and determines the order of the changes.
- Primary answers
- — Vivillon
- — Mega Mawile
- — Own Garchomp
- — Powder Anger
- Failure mode
- Losing Vivillon and Mawile before controlling the Earth attacker.
- Test plan
- Define separate responses for fast mode and Trick Room.
- Evidence
- Counter audit
analysis
Team Preview laboratory
- Opponent
- Aloy2023 — Sitrus Series #68
- Recommended four
- — Mawile
- — Raichu
- — Farigiraf
- — Torkoal
- Lead
- — Raichu
- — Farigiraf
- Back line
- — Mawile
- — Torkoal
- Mode
- Rare antispace towards slow offensive
- Turn-one questions
- — Does Fake Out buy Trick Room or can the opponent reverse it?
- — Will Tyranitar change the sun when Torkoal enters?
- — Can Garchomp be skipped if Arcanine-Hisui is visible?
- Policy agreement
- Test selection; requires manual review due to the number of rival modes.
- Confidence
- Low
- Opponent
- Beni1 — Alpensee Tour #67
- Recommended four
- — Raichu
- — Garchomp
- — Vivillon
- — Mawile
- Lead
- — Raichu
- — Garchomp
- Back line
- — Vivillon
- — Mawile
- Mode
- Quick pressure before setup
- Turn-one questions
- — Which Mega has Beni1 chosen?
- — Can Garchomp use Earthquake without giving away position?
- — Is it better to keep Vivillon to cut the setup later?
- Policy agreement
- Role-assisted plan; does not reproduce a tournament selection.
- Confidence
- Low
analysis
Single points of failure
- Failure point
- Unique Trick Room user and priority lock
- Pokémon
- Farigiraf
- Impact
- Its loss removes the activation of Slow Mode and Armor Tail protection.
- Recommendation
- Protect the exact turn in which Farigiraf is decisive with Fake Out or Rage Powder.
- Failure point
- Damage in HP dependent area
- Pokémon
- Torkoal
- Impact
- Eruption loses value as Torkoal takes damage.
- Recommendation
- Do not expose it before solving the speed control.
- Failure point
- Redirection bridge
- Pokémon
- Vivillon
- Impact
- Banda Focus usually buys the turn that connects both modes.
- Recommendation
- Identify area damage and avoid residual damage before relying on Wrath Powder.
analysis
Internal conflicts
- Title
- Fast trio under Trick Room
- Pokémon
- Raichu, Garchomp y Vivillon
- Severity
- High
- Impact
- The chosen mode can reverse the order against half of your own team.
- Solution
- Choose four coherent ones and treat Trick Room as a main plan or as an investment, not both by default.
- Title
- Earthquake Allied Damage
- Pokémon
- Garchomp
- Severity
- Medium
- Impact
- Only Vivillon is naturally immune.
- Solution
- Pair it with Vivillon or sequence Protection before Earthquake.
analysis
Validation focus
- Title
- Farigiraf Mixed Bulk
- Reason
- The sheet confirms Relaxed, but not the cast.
- Target
- Survive the most relevant physical double target and a special attack after Sitrus.
- Title
- Eruption Threshold
- Reason
- Its damage changes with current HP.
- Target
- Define how much previous damage maintains the necessary pressure on both rivals.
- Title
- Mawile Speed
- Reason
- Minimum IVs are inferred.
- Target
- Compare Minimum speed with controlled inversion versus other slow M-B Megas.
method
Evidence and provenance
- Event
- Name
- Maddo's Cup #10
- Organizer
- Maddo's Cup
- Player
- shaikhvgc786
- Placement
- 1st
- Field size
- 412 players
- Record
- 13-2
- Dates
- July 18, 2026
- Format
- Online · M-B regulation · open team sheet
- Sources
- Label
- Limitless — tournament details
- Source
- Open source
- Evidence supplied
- Date, format and size of the tournament.
- Label
- Limitless — final standings
- Source
- Open source
- Evidence supplied
- First place for shaikhvgc786 and result 13-2.
- Label
- Limitless — equipment sheet
- Source
- Open source
- Evidence supplied
- Species, objects, abilities, natures and movements.
- Label
- Pokémon Zone — tournament summary
- Source
- Open source
- Evidence supplied
- Summary of the event, result and winning team.
- Label
- Pokémon HOME — Regulation M-B
- Source
- Open source
- Evidence supplied
- Period and official rules of Regulation M-B.
- Confirmed fields
- — Position and result.
- — The six species, objects, abilities, natures and movements.
- — Open sheet context.
- Unavailable fields
- — EV and IV.
- — Four selections and historical leads.
- — Repetitions turn by turn.
method
Validation method
- Mode
- diagnostic-proxy
- Method
- Team Auditor Pro v4, counter and damage matrices and assisted Team Preview.
- Input status
- Exact public sheet except EV and IV.
- Proxy policy
- The fast and slow models allow you to run the app without attributing the deals to the champion.
- Confirmed
- — Roles of Sun, Trick Room, Redirection and Mega derived from the blade.
- — Species, sets and tournament result.
- Reconstructed
- — All EV and IV.
- — Exact damage and speed thresholds.
- — Picks of four.
- Excluded
- — Heuristic winning percentage.
- — Claims about private EVs.
- — Statements about historical decisions by shaikhvgc786.
method
EV research
- Status
- inferred
- Headline
- EVs are hypotheses on a native Champions scale, not private data recovered
- Source gap
- The public sheet contains natures, but not EV or IV.
- Working model
- Maximum speed and offense for fast mode; HP and mixed offense or bulk for the Trick Room core.
- Conversion
- Pokémon Champions format from 0 to 32 per stat; no figure shown exceeds 32.
- Usage rule
- The slow core should be rebuilt from survival objectives and only retain Minimum Speed if it wins the relevant mirrors.
- Alternatives
- — Farigiraf can move points between defenses depending on the double target he must survive.
- — Mawile can compare Minimum Speed with a small investment to overcome other slow Megas.
- — Torkoal can prioritize bulk if it preserves enough Eruption power after neutral damage.