About your replay history
Replay history turns the games you import into a personal analytics corpus. Instead of analyzing one replay at a time, it aggregates all of them into win-rate trends, recurring defeat patterns, lead performance, and how often luck (crits, misses, secondary effects) actually swung your results.
Everything is computed from the Pokémon Showdown replays you add, so the more you import, the sharper the picture. The corpus highlights which leads and matchups you over- or under-perform in, so practice time goes where it moves your rating most.
Replay history is the longitudinal companion to the single-game replay analyzer: the analyzer debriefs one match turn by turn, the corpus shows the patterns across hundreds. See /guides for how to use match data to improve.
Replay history FAQ
What is the replay corpus?
An aggregate of all the Pokémon Showdown replays you import, turned into win-rate trends, defeat patterns, lead analytics and luck metrics across your games.
How do I build my history?
Import Pokémon Showdown replay URLs in the analyzer; each one is added to your corpus, so the analytics get richer as you add games.
What can I learn from it?
Which leads and matchups you over- or under-perform in, how often hax decided games, and how your win rate trends over time — so you can target practice where it helps most.
How is this different from the replay analyzer?
The analyzer debriefs a single match turn by turn; replay history aggregates many matches to surface long-term patterns.
