Read between the turns.

Guess both players’ actions for turns 1–5. Each attempt submits all five turns. Choose the Pokémon acting, then Used, Was or Switched to, followed by a move, status or switch target.

For a switch, the first box is the Pokémon leaving and the third is the Pokémon entering. A move can be any Gen 3 move, including Struggle, even if that Pokémon cannot learn it. Was describes a turn prevented by sleep, full paralysis, confusion and similar effects; receiving a status from the opponent is not an extra action.

Each box is scored independently. A correct move and action can be green even when the acting Pokémon is wrong. Green means the right turn and side; yellow means elsewhere on that side; orange means on the other side; gray means no remaining match in these five turns.

Repeated values work like Wordle: each answer occurrence can be matched only once per attempt. Exact matches are counted first, then same-side matches, then opposite-side matches. The Pokémon, action and final-detail columns are counted separately. A move, a status and a switch target are different kinds of detail.

A move such as Baton Pass counts as Used → Baton Pass; its resulting switch is not a separate action. Abilities, damage and end-of-turn recovery are not separate actions either. Your previous guess stays in the editor so you can change just the boxes you want. The replay unlocks when you solve the puzzle or use all 12 attempts.