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Paste a Pokémon Showdown replay URL and the analyzer breaks it down turn by turn : damage rolls vs. their predicted ranges, hazard set-up, switch logic, Tera triggers, item reveals, and lead vs. lead matchup outcomes. Useful both for debriefing your own games and for studying how high-level players sequence their plays. The /guides corpus has companion articles on match preparation and in-game decision-making.

The turn-by-turn breakdown compares each hit's damage to its predicted range, flags hazard and screen setup, traces switch and pivot logic, marks Tera triggers and item reveals, and scores the lead-versus-lead matchup — the same read you'd do manually, in seconds.

Use it to debrief your own losses, study how strong players sequence their turns, or pull a specific moment to cite. Imported replays also feed your replay history corpus for longer-term pattern analysis. See /guides for match-prep and decision-making articles.

Replay analyzer FAQ

What does the analyzer break down?

Each turn: damage vs. predicted rolls, hazard and screen setup, switch logic, Tera triggers, item reveals, and the lead-versus-lead matchup outcome.

Which replays does it support?

Any public Pokémon Showdown replay — paste the replay URL and the analyzer parses the full battle log.

Does analyzing a replay save it?

Imported replays feed your replay history corpus, so each one also contributes to your longer-term win-rate and pattern analytics.

Can I study other players' games?

Yes. Any public replay works, so you can break down high-level games to see how strong players sequence their plays.