TrollzFace

That was vert intelligent! I have never seen or thought about a method involving terrain alteration. Plus the Sand-Attack setup with two Prankster Purrloin was clever too.

If you don't even try, you will never take out the Garchomp. You can do it! My method is at the top of the page and anyone is free to utilize it.

Impressive!

Solaris' Level 75 Garchomp... The hardest battle since your Pokémon can be Level 45 Maximum, the battle you are supposed to lose, but there are ways to win! Here's how I won: Turn 1: The opposing Garchomp used Earthquake! Foongus hung on using its focus sash! Foongus used Toxic! The opposing Garchomp was badly poisoned! The opposing Garchomp was hurt by Poison! Turn 2: The opposing Garchomp used Earthquake! Foongus fainted! The opposing Garchomp restored a little HP using its Leftovers! The opposing Garchomp was hurt by Poison! ---Two turns of stalling later--- Turn 5: The opposing Garchomp used Earthquake! [sawk's Sturdy] Sawk endured the hit! Sawk used Counter! [Garchomp's Rough Skin] Sawk was hurt! Sawk fainted! The opposing Garchomp fainted! My first plan was Baton Passing evasion from My Double Team Emolga to an Ice type Pokémon which did not work. Then I decided to Baton Pass the evasion boosts to my Bulk Up Throh and use Storm Throw. Finally, I decided to use a Sturdy Sawk that knew Counter. However, no matter how many Max Revives I had, Solaris had a vast supply of Full Restores. Thus I used the Toxic stall + Counter method and succeded. Thank you very much for reading this post.

My plan is to Baton Pass Evasion from my Emolga with Double Team to a Throh/Sawk with Bulk Up. I am doing it with a Throh because its defense is higher than Sawk's, but I might be switching from Throh to Sawk if I don't do well enough (due to Sawk's Sturdy). Tell me what happens in that event later in the game if I beat the Garchomp because hearing about that event made me very curious.