Differences from AGS:
- Missing small frame windows is not nearly as costly (except on good runs in sets 5-6), so it's reasonable to go for 3-4 framers
- Fast first battles are more valuable
- Glass cannon sweepers such as Sharpedo and Starmie are more valuable
- Tanky safety Pokemon such as Kingdra2 are not as valuable since their prolonged victories are likely to cause a reset anyway 

SET 1
1710-1713: Charmeleon, Elekid, Aron (trade Aron for Ivysaur)
STRATEGY: Swords Dance x2-3 and sweep, only switch if you can safely OHKO with Elekid/Ivysaur

SET 2
1831-1834: Hitmonlee, Sharpedo, Plusle/Sandslash (same as AGS, but aim earlier)
STRATEGY: Not much, just brute force with Hitmonlee/Sharpedo and occasional pivot with Plusle/Sandslash

SET 3
1734-1737: Scyther, Absol/Furret, Lairon
STRATEGY: Swords Dance x1-2; Lairon is a pivot whenever Scyther can't safely set up; typically several YOLO opportunities here to make up time

SET 4
TBD (Kingdra/Heracross/Jolteon is good, but long wait hurts)

SET 5
2068-2072: Aerodactyl, Heracross, Gyarados/Walrein
STRATEGY: Not much; Aerodactyl and Heracross beat nearly everything

SET 6
TBD (Starmie/x/x; 2913-2915 is possible but likely too slow)


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AGS run times
Round 1		14:43
Round 2		15:57
Round 3		14:00
Round 4		13:52
Round 5		13:46
Round 6		12:29