For instance, a type advantage in a Pokemon match is significant, but that won't matter much if the recipient of the Super Effective attack is able to take the blow and dish out a finishing one in turn. Then there are the Pokemons' respective abilities to consider, aside from their numerous potential move sets. When all is said and done, this will be a tournament worth remembering.
Let's find out how much Pokemon battling experience you really have. Which of these Pokemon will win? Since this looks to be Brock's Aerodactyl, and that Kangaskhan seems ready to counter the first blow, we're starting this quiz off with an explosive encounter. There are a number of potential ways for this to play out, but only one Pokemon can win. In a classic match up, we have two fully evolved Bug type Pokemon from the first generation of the games. Can Butterfree put Beedrill to sleep before getting hit by a devastating Poison Jab?
What do you think? Magneton is strong, but so is Gengar. Since these Pokemon tend to favor Special moves, this match will be a dazzling show to witness. Better steer clear of any stray Thunderbolts or Shadow Balls, for sure. Who wins this one? Shuckle is easily one of the tankiest Pokemon to ever be released from Game Freak's lab, but it's more of a utility 'mon than a one on one contender.
Meanwhile, Poliwrath seems ready to flip this turtle. What's going to happen? These animalistic 'mons are facing each other down, and neither of them seems willing to back away. It looks like Stantler and Persian are about to clash, and their battle is bound to be a furious one. Rapidash is definitely not the type of Pokemon we'd be interested in getting in the way of, but of course, we can say the exact same thing about Dodrio.
Thing is, right now, these fearsome beasts are in the way of each other. It's Tentacruel vs Primeape in yet another epic Pokemon clash.
Tentacruel has the bulk and typing to resist Primeape's Fighting type moves, but let's not forget the monkey's access to Earthquake. What on Earth is going to happen? Two Water types are duking it out to see who's best. Suicune is a Legendary beast, but let's not count Milotic out quite yet. It's important to consider her longevity in battle, though we have to consider Suicune's, too.
This match up would have been clearly in Heraross' favor a few generations back, when Wigglytuff was still a pure Normal type. As it stands, though, Wigglytuff's secondary Fairy typing makes her a great contender. Who wins this? Two formidable Dragons are in a clash of titans, and only one monster will be standing once the dust clears. Garchomp is a heavily used Pokemon to this day, though we definitely won't count Haxorus out quite yet.
Who would have thought that two of Eevee's older brothers would be engaged in such a high stakes battle? With a crowd of observers watching, it's hard to say which 'mon will come out on top. Scyther dashes in scythe first, ready to end it all in one blow.
But let's not forget how sneaky ole Mr. Mime can be. This Pokemon match might turn out to mirror a chess game - swiftly played and swiftly won. It's a battle of the Regis, and these two titans are not messing around, not in the slightest. Between these Ice and Steel 'mons, we're bound to see an explosive confrontation, albeit a slow one since they're both kind of tanky.
It looks like Jessie and James have gotten into another argument, and they've decided to settle their differences in a good ol' fashioned Pokemon battle. Only one of these Poison types will emerge victorious - who will it be?
Picku is unleashing its most powerful Thunder attack, aiming it straight at Togepi's face. However, Togepi is in the middle of charging up his metronome, and who knows what menacing force is about to emerge.
Who's going to win? We'll need to hop in the helicopter to watch this one. Better watch out for stray Brave Birds and Hurricanes, though. These two Flying types don't mess around, and there's bound to be at least a stray Gust or two headed our way.
You knew this wouldn't be a real Pokemon battle royale without these two eventually clashing together. Hitmonlee has been working on his kicks, but of course, Hitmonchan does nothing at all but practice his punches. Which of these fighters will win? These two Pokemon rarely meet in battle, but when they do, it results in an unforgettable spectacle each time.
There's no type advantages here - just pure Fire versus pure Electricity. What's going to happen in this fight? Pelipper is showing off his ability to gobble up Water, Electric and Fire type moves like they were nothing but cereal. Exploud tends to use these movies, but it wants to see what Pelipper does with its Mega Kick.
Oh boy. Now, this is a serious match up if we've ever seen one. Both these Pokemon can potentially put each other out of commission with their respective Earth type moves. The question is which Pokemon can take the other out and remain standing. This will be a Ground-based battle, though it's definitely hard to tell where the advantage lies. User Info: destroyer Umbreon has a very distinct lack of offense.
Houndoom is glassy in the physical defense area though. If you want to finish battles fast, Doom. If you just want a Wall which Steelix fills but only physical , than Umbreon, but it won't do much other than annoy you at how bad it is in attacking. The Darkness is my home, friend, and savior. User Info: Mariofan If this is for in game,then you cant get Houndoom until post game since Houndour is only found outside Celedon City at night. Switch fc:SW Mariofan15 posted I have both so I'm not worried about that I'm still playing the game.
Just idk which in to use, specifically to battle Red. Its up to you to decide who you want to use. Lenny86 Why would you brag about using Wobbs Yes I know he was Uber tier back then That has nothing to do with what he was asking.
If you are simply stating that just so you have more credibility, it's stupid to do so. People including myself have done that and more. Try using Shuckle and just Shuckle. User Info: MaruKazeryu. Corn, I dont even know how do you trade through wi fi , do u just look up ur ds, for ur friend code, and i tell you my code on gamefaqs? By the way what do you want for the larvaitar egg?
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