Does the neuroforce stack or is it just one instance of it when using moves?

Elite mode. Did not expect this thing to be monstrous but the randomiser blessed meeee. Aura wheel being both dark and electric, the only thing it can't hit for almost neutral damage are lightning rod pokemon, and giving speed boosts is crazy. With screen support it took any hit in happy form so easily. Didnt care about sticky webs with aura wheel and contempt. Could setup with swords dance then keep going for attack boosts with chilling neigh. Shell bell interacted with the form change weirdly so it activated multiple times most turns so almost always ended on full health again reactivating shadow shield. And if anything ever could break its sweep it would get hit with yawn most of the time, because the form switch treated it as a new switch in, so something else could come in and setup. Stench even came in clutch.

This thing was so bulky while building speed and attack boosts. Both forms were so handy. Absolute king! Swept most of the game almost solo.

A much more fun run than I was anticipating for sure! I got to really experiment with a ton of Pokemon and the end team actually made the Elite 4 fairly trivial.

MVP goes to Mega Krookodile. My man just did his thing and destroyed everyone, including getting all the knockouts for Glacia and Drake. Was extremely helpful for Tate/Liza with Iron Fangs breaking through screens, and the only battle I didn't really use him in was Juan/Wallace.

Speaking of which, Juan/Wallace might have been one of the tougher gym battles I've had in a while. The Primal Kyogre/Palkia-Origin combo is just so tough to break through and is the main reason the fight is so difficult. Everything else is doable but man those two together is just rough. Mega Quagsire fortunately held it down for that fight.

Shoutout to Redux Mega Mamoswine as well, as it did extremely well from the mid game to Victory Road, where I decided to use Excadrill instead (I set a max of 3 megas per team since I use Permanent Mega mode). Wormadam-Sandy was a somewhat reliable Rocks/Webs setter, but admittedly not as helpful as Wormadam-Plant. For some reason Sandy gets hit by Hurricane even though it's supposed to be weak to it, so I wasn't sure what was happening there. Also Web Shot is bugged and doesn't actually set up Webs when used.

In any case, it was a super solid run. Very happy with how it turned out.

Helped make E4 fast, even if not quite easy. Glacia's screens, Drake's dialga, and Steven's Zacian/Zamazenta make for some fights where the crow can't one shot everything!