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Another way to prove it can be done with Undo - it's sort of like save-scumming in the way that you can go back to the same point any number of times. Generally speaking, the AI picks randomly from the moves that fall into the criteria I mentioned above, so you can see all the moves it would do by this method.
In any case, you should try the General AI I released recently which can work on any character. With a larger moveset, it's more likely to switch up the moves it uses.