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* It evolves into Meganium at Level 32, pretty early for a starter Pokémon
 
* It evolves into Meganium at Level 32, pretty early for a starter Pokémon
* Good defensive stats
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* Good defensives
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* Learns some useful support moves
  
 
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Pros:
 
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* It evolves into Quilava at Level 14, pretty early for a starter Pokémon
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* It evolves into Quilava at Level 14, pretty early to compared to most starters
 
* High Sp. Attack and Speed
 
* High Sp. Attack and Speed
 
* Knows Shadow Claw, Aerial Ace and Solarbeam
 
* Knows Shadow Claw, Aerial Ace and Solarbeam
* Can double as an HM whore with the below Abra/Kadabra strategy, as it learns Rock Smash, Rock Slide, Strength, and Cut.
 
  
 
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* Evolves to Croconaw at Level 18, pretty late for a Starter Pokémon
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* Evolves to Croconaw at Level 18, pretty late to compared with most starters
 
* Its low speed makes Torrent a swepping difficulty
 
* Its low speed makes Torrent a swepping difficulty
  

Revision as of 18:13, 16 October 2010

Starters

Chikorita

Pros:

  • It evolves into Meganium at Level 32, pretty early for a starter Pokémon
  • Good defensives
  • Learns some useful support moves

Cons:

  • Poor offensive movepool
  • Poor offensive stats

Overall:

Considered the worst of three starters, due to limited offensive movepool and because many Gym Leaders have advantages for Grass-type Pokémon, making it a very hard difficulty.

Cyndaquil

Pros:

  • It evolves into Quilava at Level 14, pretty early to compared to most starters
  • High Sp. Attack and Speed
  • Knows Shadow Claw, Aerial Ace and Solarbeam

Cons:

  • Low HP and Defenses makes it a bit difficulty
  • Poor special movepool
  • Can learn Swift by leveling up, but not by move tutor

Overall:

One of useful starter Pokémon despite its limited special movepool. The Johto Gym Leaders have many disadvantages only a few advantages to Fire-type Pokémon.

Totodile

Pros:

  • High HP/Attack/Defense
  • Evolves for Feraligatr at Level 30, the earliest of 12 starters
  • Learns Dragon Dance and Swords Dance giving it amazing Attack
  • Knows Surf by HM which always nice
  • Can learn Ice moves (Ice Punch/Ice Beam/Blizzard) to counter Grass and Dragon Pokémon
  • Good physical movepool
  • Can learn almost every HM in the game

Cons:

  • Evolves to Croconaw at Level 18, pretty late to compared with most starters
  • Its low speed makes Torrent a swepping difficulty

Overall:

Totodile is other useful starter Pokémon. With good physical movepool, good HP/ATK/DEF and canning boost its Attack with Swords Dance and Dragon Dance, it is considered of course the best starter Pokémon.

Legendary Trio

Raikou

Pros:

  • Excellent Sp. Attack/Sp. Defense/Speed
  • Good type for offensive

Cons:

  • Limited movepool
  • Ground is a very popular offensive type
  • Poor physical defense

Entei

Pros:

  • Excellent HP/Attack/Speed
  • Good type for offensive

Cons:

  • Limited movepool
  • Low Sp. Defense
  • Can't learn a powerful physical STAB move
  • Weakness to common types

Suicune

Pros:

  • Good HP and Defenses
  • Knows Surf

Cons:

  • Limited movepool
  • Low Speed

Guardian Legendary

Lugia

Pros:

  • Unique Aeroblast move
  • Amazing Sp. Defense
  • Higher Defense and Speed than Ho-Oh
  • Diverse movepool

Cons:

  • Pursuit and Stealth Rock weakness
  • Mediocre offensive stats

Ho-Oh

Pros:

  • Unique Sacred Fire move
  • Amazing Sp. Defense
  • Higher offensive stats than Lugia
  • Diverse movepool

Cons:

  • 4x Stealth Rock weakness
  • Mediocre Defense and Speed
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