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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

SunTrick Roomdual-SpeedMega Mawilechampionregulation-mbanalysis-v2

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 of 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.

EV spreads marked as reconstructions or proxies are analytical working models, not confirmed player spreads.

Raichu

Electric

Set details

Item: Raichunite Y
Ability: Lightning Rod
Nature / EVs: Timid · 2 HP / 32 Sp. Atk / 32 Spe — reconstruction
Role: Mega fast and surprise

Moves

— Fake Out
— Zap Cannon
— Focus Blast
— Protect

Secondary roles

lightning rod · Special break

Competitive notes

Zap Cannon and Focus Blast offer huge ceiling in exchange for accuracy that should be treated as a resource.

Farigiraf

NormalPsychic

Set details

Item: Sitrus Berry
Ability: Armor Tail
Nature / EVs: Relaxed · 32 HP / 20 Def / 14 Sp. Def — reconstruction
Role: Trick Room and priority lock

Moves

— Psychic
— Trick Room
— Helping Hand
— Thunderbolt

Secondary roles

Damage Boost · Special coverage

Competitive notes

Nature is confirmed; The mixed distribution and the low IVs of Speed are analytical hypotheses.

Mawile

SteelFairy

Set details

Item: Mawilite
Ability: Intimidate
Nature / EVs: Adamant · 32 HP / 32 Atk / 2 Sp. Def — reconstruction
Role: Mega slow and victory condition

Moves

— Play Rough
— Rock Slide
— Sucker Punch
— Protect

Secondary roles

Bullying · Priority · Area damage

Competitive notes

It is the physical closure of Trick Room; The minimum speed is not listed in the source and should be checked.

Garchomp

DragonGround

Set details

Item: Life Orb
Ability: Rough Skin
Nature / EVs: Jolly · 2 HP / 32 Atk / 32 Spe — reconstruction
Role: Fast Ground Attacker

Moves

— Earthquake
— Dragon Claw
— Rock Slide
— Protect

Secondary roles

Electrical Immunity · Rock Coverage

Competitive notes

Anchors the mode without Trick Room and provides immediate pressure against Fire, Rock, and Electric.

Vivillon

BugFlying

Set details

Item: Focus Sash
Ability: Compound Eyes
Nature / EVs: Timid · 2 HP / 32 Sp. Atk / 32 Spe — reconstruction
Role: Redirection and control by sleep

Moves

— Sleep Powder
— Hurricane
— Rage Powder
— Protect

Secondary roles

Ground Immunity · Support with Focus Band

Competitive notes

Rock damage and area attacks are the main ways to negate your support turn.

Torkoal

Fire

Set details

Item: Charcoal
Ability: Drought
Nature / EVs: Quiet · 32 HP / 32 Sp. Atk / 2 Sp. Def — reconstruction
Role: Sun and Trick Room attacker

Moves

— Eruption
— Earth Power
— Weather Ball
— Protect

Secondary roles

Climate control · Area damage

Competitive notes

Quiet is confirmed. The app tests minimum speed and maximum special pressure, without attributing that distribution to the player.

types

Defensive profile by opposing type

An aggregate map of weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. Use it as a risk map, not as a battle simulation.

Ice
Risk high
2 weak2 answers
Weak (2)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Garchomp×4
- Vivillon×2
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (2)
Mawile×0.5
Torkoal×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Rock
Risk high
2 weak2 answers
Weak (2)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Vivillon×4
- Torkoal×2
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (2)
Garchomp×0.5
Mawile×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Ground
Risk high
3 weak1 answer
Weak (3)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Mawile×2
- Raichu×2
- Torkoal×2
Defensive answers (1)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (0)
No resistances.
Immune (1)
Vivillon×0
Fire
Risk medium
2 weak2 answers
Weak (2)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Mawile×2
- Vivillon×2
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (2)
Garchomp×0.5
Torkoal×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Water
Risk medium
1 weak0 answers
Weak (1)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Torkoal×2
Defensive answers (0)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
No resistances or immunities against this type.
Dark
Risk medium
1 weak1 answer
Weak (1)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Farigiraf×2
Defensive answers (1)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (1)
Mawile×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Dragon
Risk medium
1 weak1 answer
Weak (1)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Garchomp×2
Defensive answers (1)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (0)
No resistances.
Immune (1)
Mawile×0
Electric
Risk medium
1 weak2 answers
Weak (1)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Vivillon×2
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (1)
Raichu×0.5
Immune (1)
Garchomp×0
Fairy
Risk medium
1 weak2 answers
Weak (1)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Garchomp×2
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (2)
Mawile×0.5
Torkoal×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Flying
Risk medium
1 weak2 answers
Weak (1)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Vivillon×2
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (2)
Mawile×0.5
Raichu×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Bug
Risk medium
1 weak3 answers
Weak (1)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
- Farigiraf×2
Defensive answers (3)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (3)
Mawile×0.25
Torkoal×0.5
Vivillon×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Fighting
Risk low
0 weak1 answer
Weak (0)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
No Pokémon on the team is weak to this type.
Defensive answers (1)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (1)
Vivillon×0.25
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Ghost
Risk low
0 weak1 answer
Weak (0)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
No Pokémon on the team is weak to this type.
Defensive answers (1)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (0)
No resistances.
Immune (1)
Farigiraf×0
Normal
Risk low
0 weak1 answer
Weak (0)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
No Pokémon on the team is weak to this type.
Defensive answers (1)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (1)
Mawile×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Poison
Risk low
0 weak2 answers
Weak (0)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
No Pokémon on the team is weak to this type.
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (1)
Garchomp×0.5
Immune (1)
Mawile×0
Psychic
Risk low
0 weak2 answers
Weak (0)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
No Pokémon on the team is weak to this type.
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (2)
Farigiraf×0.5
Mawile×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Steel
Risk low
0 weak2 answers
Weak (0)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
No Pokémon on the team is weak to this type.
Defensive answers (2)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (2)
Raichu×0.5
Torkoal×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.
Grass
Risk low
0 weak3 answers
Weak (0)
Pokémon that take super-effective damage from this type.
No Pokémon on the team is weak to this type.
Defensive answers (3)
Resistances and immunities identified for each Pokémon.
Resist (3)
Vivillon×0.25
Mawile×0.5
Torkoal×0.5
Immune (0)
No immunities.

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.

shaikhvgc786 — Maddo's Cup #10 champion

Decision-ready overview

Published set

Raichu

Set details

Moves

Secondary roles

Competitive notes

Farigiraf

Set details

Moves

Secondary roles

Competitive notes

Mawile

Set details

Moves

Secondary roles

Competitive notes

Garchomp

Set details

Moves

Secondary roles

Competitive notes

Vivillon

Set details

Moves

Secondary roles

Competitive notes

Torkoal

Set details

Moves

Secondary roles

Competitive notes

Defensive profile by opposing type

Weak (2)

Defensive answers (2)

Resist (2)

Immune (0)

Weak (2)

Defensive answers (2)

Resist (2)

Immune (0)

Weak (3)

Defensive answers (1)

Resist (0)

Immune (1)

Weak (2)

Defensive answers (2)

Resist (2)

Immune (0)

Weak (1)

Defensive answers (0)

Weak (1)

Defensive answers (1)

Resist (1)

Immune (0)

Weak (1)

Defensive answers (1)

Resist (0)

Immune (1)

Weak (1)

Defensive answers (2)

Resist (1)

Immune (1)

Weak (1)

Defensive answers (2)

Resist (2)

Immune (0)

Weak (1)

Defensive answers (2)

Resist (2)

Immune (0)

Weak (1)

Defensive answers (3)

Resist (3)

Immune (0)

Weak (0)

Defensive answers (1)

Resist (1)

Immune (0)