Every Region's CANONICAL Strongest Pokemon

[@JPRPokeTrainer98]

disclaimer: I'm not a mathematician Also, yes, Machamp is another Pokemon capable of moving mountains (presumably very slowly) but more than likely Blastoise just out right washes the mountain away lol

[@bibbagamer1284]

Real

[@larsthoreson7279]

no sh!t

[@TheShadow1347]

If Pokemon were real, we would be dead

[@fredztuhh]

@@TheShadow1347 if pokemon were real we'd be more durable for sure

[@darkblade8968]

Correction Machamp can move mountains with one arm

[@aquadragon360]

Basic on the Pokédex, Lanturn emits light from the dark seas which is visible from the surface of the water for ships at night, which would take 10^35 times more energy than the mass energy observable universe

[@aquadragon360]

I believe this beat Magcargo

[@blitz4779]

@@aquadragon360 I......severally doubt that

[@aquadragon360]

@@blitz4779 do me a favor it and look up the math, because I didn’t even either until I looked in to it

[@MaxiemumKarnage]

Yeah but it kinda ugly

[@joenoah2563]

@@blitz4779 The amount of energy lanturn produces would make a universe sized black hole so it's probably stronger the magcargo

[@clarkastle1572]

I argue Tyranitar should be on the list for gen 2, considering it can also destroy mountains. And according to it's entry in Crystal it can do that with only one hand.

[@JPRPokeTrainer98]

I agree, definitely should have been included (though it may have been a spoiler for things to come lol) The main reason for glossing him over is simply that Magcargo is on a completely different level as most people already know

[@BJGvideos]

Or according to a card I have with a typo, with "hust" one hand

[@theblubanshee8027]

Larvitar eats mountains to get stronger

[@giovannigagliardi7395]

Can't destroy a mountain if macargo here just melting the surface of the planet. The Covenant from Halo was just using macargo to glass entire planets lmao

[@darkblade8968]

Magcargo would not destroy the planet because its to small to do real damage because of the laws of thermodynamics I mean humans have made stuff hotter than the core of the sun

[@easyengineering2245]

The fact that Magcargo is hotter than the Sun doesn't mean that life on Earth would stop. Mass is a determinant factor. Someone a couple of hundred meters from a Magcargo wouldn't even notice its presence.

[@skeetermania3202]

Where does mass come in?

[@gj4312]

A lightbulb is twice as hot as the surface of the sun. The surface just isn't that hot. And as you say, mass plays the most significant factor.

[@gj4312]

@@skeetermania3202 how much energy it has and how much heat it emits will be directly proportional to its mass. You probably have a few things in your house hotter than the surface of the sun.

[@skeetermania3202]

@@gj4312 It doesn’t feel like that.

[@gj4312]

@@skeetermania3202 yes it does? Be in a room with a lightbulb vs a fire. You can feel the fire even though it isn't as hot because it's far more massive than the lightbulb filament. It's also how the heat is conducted (close or open fire, material of the stove etc) but the point is still valid. But get close enough to a lightbulb filament and it'll feel really hot even though it is tiny because its heat is up to twice that of the surface of the sun. Not to be confused with the core of the sun which is ridiculously hot, far hotter than anything on earth other than maybe the nuclear fusion stuff that they're doing with tiny bits of matter. 27,000,000°c which is just bonkers.

[@mylespope6203]

Suprised Tyranitar isn't on this list, multiple dex entries talk about how it can destroy mountains and change the landscape so much that maps have to be redrawn, basically the same power as gmax copperajah.

[@darkblade8968]

There is also a dex entry that says it can't be harmed by any attack

[@Retro_Red]

Don't they like, eat mountains? Pretty powerful, probably.

[@galaxy9601]

I think for gen 5 you could have included volcarona, the pokemon litteraly replaced the light of the sun when an eruption happened that hide it

[@AntoineLiles]

Nah. First it was only providing sunlight for the Unova region. That’s like saying you can see fireworks in San Diego from Candada. Second, light and heat are not the same. Just because it provided a massive light doesn’t mean it provided massive energy. A lot of energy isn’t needed to make a big light just a bigger bulb.

[@Uohhhh777]

@@AntoineLiles it meant sunlight not normal lyou know how important it is

[@the_weeb_killing_king]

@@AntoineLiles its B2W2 dex entry says it provided heat for pokemon of the region during a bitter cold winter so it produces heat as well as light. its also got an entry saying the scales it scatters around can rob the area of oxygen.

[@danielferrieri7434]

Video Idea: The Most Powerful Pokémon No One Uses

[@rinkeshjain9427]

Rampardos and Regigigas go brrrr Ig FSG made a video about it. The Rampardos Theorem

[@yarc9]

@@rinkeshjain9427 regigigas sucks it worse than articuno

[@zachpro5475]

Most ice types

[@saturno6324]

If he does, slaking should definitely be in the list, with his base 670 Base stat total at the same level of Kyogre and Groudon but practically nobody uses him because of his ability

[@zachpro5475]

Another good video idea is the most broken Pokémon in spin offs

[@mjdxp5688]

Another potential contender for Gen 3 is Metang, who can apparently slice through thick metal sheets "as if they were silk" using its claws. It can also fly at 60 miles per hour, and apparently its body "won't be scratched" if it collides with a jet. Honestly, I think that makes it even more powerful than several of the Pokémon on this list, assuming that the Pokédex is talking about a head on collision at Metang's max speed. All of this is while Metang is not fully evolved, mind you. Imagine how durable this thing would be with an Eviolite.

[@nelson5073]

metagross is described as the fusion of 2 metangs, so by technicality, this description also applies to metagross.

[@Gabriel-rj9gn]

Tbh silk is kinda hard to cut through. It’s why the mongols used it under their armor in the past

[@mjdxp5688]

@@Gabriel-rj9gn I'm guessing Game Freak just assumed silk is easy to cut through in that case. They tend to put in a lot of completely nonsensical things, for example Metang apparently has a "magnetic nervous system," which makes absolutely no sense.

[@RetroGamerTy]

Sure it could make Metang and Metagross contenders but the outcome is still the same - conjuring black holes vs cutting steel isn’t much of a competition

[@HabitualThinker]

@@mjdxp5688 or raichu producing 100k “volts” of electricity

[@anothergamer112]

Chesnaughts other Pokedex entry states that it actually has enough force to flip a 50 ton tank, which , according to math, is about 444822.16 newton's of force. Nearly the amount an airplane engine exterts to fly.

[@tansidhanda80]

Bots

[@robertlupa8273]

@@tansidhanda80 f&%k the bots

[@SpaceRodan]

One more thing in Raichu's favor though is its Legends Arceus entry where it is retconned from a meer elephant to a full on Copperaja Raichu one-shots with electricity

[@mjdxp5688]

I sure do hope they aren't talking about Gigantamax Copperajah...

[@flocksterj4782]

I like how in the champions league podcast yesterday JPR talks about the old thumbnail format from a couple of years ago where you have one super popular Pokémon and then a super random one and then the next day puts out a video with that exact format

[@supersaiyandrgnslayr]

Just so you know Magcargo's feat isn't really that impressive nor would it cause the destruction of all life like people say it does constantly. We have literally created fusion reactions 5 times greater than the surface of the sun in a lab.

[@supersaiyandrgnslayr]

Also even with that heat there is nothing Magcargo can do to stop Tyranitar

[@theauditor3224]

@@supersaiyandrgnslayr it's incredible how wrong you are. There is a painful difference between the temperature of the sun. And destruction of mountain ranges

[@memehi8081]

You have to remember the mass of magcargo, with a weight of 120 pounds it would definitely do some damage.

[@MaxiemumKarnage]

While not overpowered or anything, Houndoom leaving a burn that never heals just sounds dreadful

[@amiiboguy7288]

Same for Haunter, when it licks you, you never stop shivering until you die

[@zacmayes2802]

I think it does heal, the pain just never goes away.

[@Dawg347]

Yeah I think it’s best to just like… Cut it off…

[@atheoristspointofview7059]

People often reference macargos insane temperature as deadly but they fail to realize just how good an insulator air is (the surface of the sun is also the coolest part of the sun by several orders of magnitude). Basically if you were standing like 10 meters away from macargo you wouldn't even feel the heat coming off of him.

[@Noname-uo2oz]

So if you stand 10 m away from the sun you dont get burned?

[@davidgibson2284]

I don’t think you understand how any of that works lol, we’re 2 other planets from the sun in distance and still feel it’s heat.

[@samuelhealy4425]

@@davidgibson2284 ok but the world wouldn’t be destroyed like we have made things way hotter than that on earth and we’re still all here

[@atheoristspointofview7059]

@@davidgibson2284 the heat we feel is the radiation, not thermal energy of the sun. The reason we feel it from so far away is because radiation doesn't decay through space. The difference between that and macargo is that macargo isn't radioactive and the only way it can transmit heat is through induction of the air

[@atheoristspointofview7059]

@@Noname-uo2oz look at what I sent to the other guy, what you feel from the sun is radiation, adding to that if you were 1 foot away from the sun then you wouldn't feel any heat if there was no radiation because induction requires a medium and since space is a vacuum then there would be no medium to transfer it (the less dense the material the lower the induction hence why air is a good insulator)

[@KLGB76]

To be honest, I think we could argue that any ghost type Pokémon capable of absorbing the life energy of people and Pokémon might be stronger than all the Pokémons on your list that are not Magcargo or Gardevoir. And when you see that a little candle is deliberately doing it on children, you know that living in the Pokémon world is a REALLY bad idea.

[@knightenchanter7908]

EXACTLY! Like what can Blastoise's water blasts even do if it cannot touch Gastly who's literal gas and cannot be damaged by physical means because GAS duh and can phase through anything. LOL I think using Might as a way of measuring which Pokemon is the strongest is flawed as there are numerous other factors.

[@Jarekthegamingdragon]

Thank you for using both standard and metric. A HUGE pet peeve of mine is when content creators only use one or the other, making you pause the video constantly to do conversions. It's really not that hard to just put both on screen or say both so you cover all viewers.

[@lucaguglielmo2142]

Wdym? He only used Fahrenheit degrees and pounds, not Celsius nor kilogrammes. This video was absolutely NOT Europe-friendly.

[@Lyokoheros-KLPXTV]

Yeah, and naming non-SI units "standard" is pretty ridiculous on it's own. I for that matter have to pause the vide o a few times to check temperature given in these weird fahrenheits

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

9:27- They are feeding them Magcargos, since Magcargo is the snail pokemon and they eat snails in France...

[@FrenchDinosaur]

Just clarifying it here because everyone seems to think that the black holes Gardevoir makes is so dangerous. 1. At the size of it, let's assume the size of a baseball, it would have a weaker gravitational pull than even the Moon's, making it pretty much useless. 2. For reference, even if the sun hypothetically becomes a black hole right this moment, it still won't have enough gravitational pull to kill us all off. What will kill us in this hypothetical situation is the lack of sunlight. 3. A black hole that little would likely collapse due to the gravitational pull of the earth and sun ripping through it. It's easy to misunderstand the danger of Gardevoir's small black holes because of how black holes are usually portrayed in popular media.

[@ej-epicjourney5351]

Potential video: history of riding Pokémon. From surfing in Gen I, to soaring in ORAS, all the way to the legendaries of Gen IX

[@rkvlegacy9206]

ORAS began the trend of riding Legendary Pokémon. Gen lX will only make it better as the legends act as all ride mechanics vs certain Pokémon leaving the party to be as free as it wants.

[@blueace9797]

Lockstin actually debunks the Magcargo dex since the heat need to be the equal of mass and with Magcargo size it's not that dangerous or exaggerated it makes out to be Gardevoir creating a small black hole would be no issue since like again, the mass and size of the black hole is small

[@beeorsomething2230]

this more people should be aware

[@CordyMcDonald]

While the Magcargo thing is true, the black hole thing can only be decided if we know exactly how small the black hole is. Considering that a black hole the size of a coin has the same amount of mass as the earth, it would have to be REALLY small.

[@robertlupa8273]

The only way a noticably-large black hole could *not* be dangerous is if it was a cartoonish type of black hole, i.e. one that doesn't instantly suck up everything at a speed faster than the speed of light.

[@CobaltPerseverance154]

While not exactly strength-wise, Tyranitar deserves at least a mention. According to the Dex, Tyranitar cannot be harmed.

[@verdipauwnz3458]

And it can destoy mountains and entire landscapes when its angry and it creates earthquakes by simply walking so i'd say it would also strength-wise deserve a mention.

[@theknightowl3476]

Haha! What's funny about this is the fact that it's been memed on that Poke'Dex entries were being filled out by Children being sent out on their Pokémon journeys haha! ..and the Professors were just being lazy and going .. 'Eh whatever, Good enough!' LOL! 😂

[@HomeCookinMTG]

Really big missed oppurtunity not to make the "mini black hole" Gardevoir can make into a signature move.

[@robertlupa8273]

Can it learn Dark Pulse (or any other Dark move)? 'Cause then it could use Black Hole Eclipse in Gen 7.

[@HomeCookinMTG]

@@robertlupa8273 Well I'd assume so, I just don't understand why they would put a BOMB like that in the pokedex entry, and then not a have a move to represent that back in RSE.

[@HavikLord]

Imagine a gmax gardevoir creating a "mini" blackhole

[@JohnZ-]

7:11 yo Skarmory just died bruh 💀

[@chaseross8900]

I'm sorry but if you're saying that Gigalith destroying a mountain is more powerful than Volcarona REPLACING THE GODDAMN SUN then I don't wanna know what logic you're using

[@robingarcia4778]

Lanturn can shine light from the bottom of the ocean to the surface. Considering how well water dissipates light, that's enough power to boil them.

[@kbowman772]

4400 Newtons is Roughly 200 lbs btw, so 4000 Newtons is not that much compared to some of the others.

[@thenotoriousmichaeljackson8938]

Lightning is also than da surface of da sun. You gassin Magcargo bro

[@faromon3]

Electivire's Ultra Moon dex entry: "A single Electivire can provide enough electricity for all the buildings in a big city for a year." Big jump from 20,000 volts

[@purplegreninja7284]

The fact that Gigalith can blow away a mountain is hilarious to me because that *almost* makes him as powerful as Reanimated Madara Uchiha’s perfect Susano’o from Naruto Shippuden. And Madara only cut off the tops of those boys-gigalith blows it away.

[@tribii1]

Let's take a moment to remember that Machamps amd Tyranitars are also apparently able to demolish mountains. Additionally, Kingdras are said to cause vicous whirlpools BY MERELY YAWNING. Imagine if one screamed on purpose.

[@bluenimbus6250]

Bruxish may have the strongest bite force of any pokemon since its dex entry states that its jaw is easily capable of breaking a shellder shell. The shelder line's shell are harder than diamond.

[@DryBones271]

I think Magcargo's hidden ability should be switched from Weak Armour, to Dry Skin.

[@literallygrass1328]

Nah, lava is wet

[@shimogane2474]

so magcargo RECOVERS health by touching rain? geez

[@ShortStoryLuke]

I'd like to argue that psychic types are actually the most powerful, just in general. Think about it, why destroy mountains yourself, when you can mind control others to do that for you?

[@samueloak1600]

Can they, though?

[@mjdxp5688]

Most Psychic types unfortunately don't appear to canonically have full mind control powers. However, one Pokémon that does is Gigantamax Orbeetle, who can control the minds of "every living thing in its vicinity."

[@ShortStoryLuke]

@@samueloak1600 I mean they do in the anime, remember malamar? Whether or not they canonically can I am admittedly not sure.

[@robertlupa8273]

@@ShortStoryLuke Anime Malamar was terrifying.

[@mikeybalboa7520]

I agree.

[@bogdweller27]

Okay the Magcargo might be hotter than the surface of the sun but not hotter than the sun in general. The sun apparently ranges between 27 million degrees Fahrenheit at its core and 10,000°F at the surface. 10,000°F or even 18,000°F isn't THAT hot. To put that into perspective the average Bic lighter reaches about 3,600°F

[@mgreysanders]

Forgot Tyranita's dex. It doesn't win but it could've gotten a mention

[@Flash33c]

Question: What was the footage used at the end of Gigalith's section from? Thanks in advance. That aside it's a good thing pokemon don't decide to use the full extent of their powers for world domination, although given the evil Malamar trio are out there some exceptions apply.

[@robertlupa8273]

I would like to know too! I recognise that hat, but I don't know who's wearing it!

[@SuperEffector]

That’s from Guilty Gear

[@Flash33c]

@@SuperEffectorYeah I figured it was from a game but didn't know which so thanks for that info.

[@stevefilms1997]

Gardevoir: I can make a small black hole Lanturn: that’s cute watch me destroy the known universe

[@enderking_13]

copperaja: *has to Gmax to destroy mountain* Gigalith: look what they need to mimic a fraction of my power

[@slackerofhell]

Imagine having a Pokemon battle and some dude sends out a Blastoise and it literally blows a hole through your pokemon and kills it

[@Hankbob_Hillpants]

4:43 just because something is hot doesn’t mean that it’ll radiate that much heat. Comparing a superheated lava snail to the sun is like comparing a 3000 degree cutting torch to a 1600 degree bonfire

[@kaminari1028]

I recently discovered your channel and I’m really enjoying your content.

[@therealneal3034]

"I'm not Matt Pat" *proceeds to use Dynamax Pikachu to calculate the jumping power of a Dynamax Grimsnarl.

[@snokbol1]

Lanturn being able to illuminate the surface of the sea from 3 miles deep beats everything on this list.

[@RAnDomMaN0394]

im more impressed not at marcargo's existence in the real world would kill us, but how the humans in the pokemon world are literally just built different LOL

[@taylorallen1026]

Moral of the story, don’t trust facts written by 10 year olds.

[@07wacko]

The intro of this video had me dying!! Keep up the good work good sir

[@CuJoShow]

The kingler in the thumbnail sold the whole video for me.

[@adamthespinygiant]

Swampert can swim while towing a large ship and drag boulders that can weigh up to a ton.

[@mrdinosaurproductions9507]

First video where I’ve seen the thumbnail and gone: Huh, that sounds pretty interesting!

[@lxxdccvii4805]

I think your missing some because the dex entry for Mewtwo says it is the strongest ultimate Pokémon and Infernapes says in terms of quickness it is beaten by none, so it is the fastest Pokémon ever.

[@lorekeeper685]

Tbh mewtwo is powerful on a warfare case it's weak compared to other legends Anyways this isn't a legend video

[@Goji-Moji]

Horsepower is a perfectly usable unit of measurement to assign to Kingler’s claws-it tells you the power output of the muscle contractions, and metabolic and mechanical power output are of great interest to biomechanics. It’s not as directly helpful for “plug and play” determination of how hard Kingler can pinch but it’s fundamentally more useful in broader application, since things like force and pressure are going to rely on the specific interaction of whatever it’s using those claws on, or even individual variation of claw shapes between specimens (power output would also reasonably vary within a range). It’s not “made up” it’s just not a direct measurement of force of force or pressure. You’d need to do analysis of Kingler’s claw with that figure in mind if you wanted to know, and as far as that *kind* of analysis go it’s probably pretty simple because it looks like a simple lever. You need mass estimates of the two halves of the claw, average distance from point of rotation that force is applied by muscle fibers to discern mechanical advantage of the muscle fibers, and if you really wanted to get gritty you’d simulate the closing action of the claw and assume that either the average or peak power output with respect to the force-velocity relationship is 10,000 horsepower. Then you could probably use this information to determine the force the claws can put out at the highest (unmoving squeeze, technically zero power output) as well as the impact potential of the slamming claw (its going to be shutting **unbelievably** fast, so there’s going to be a heavy impact with high force and pressure). Pressure can be ascertained with an assessment of the contact area of the claw’s edges with the object being pinched and the length down the claw the pinching is happening. Most materials will probably be sheared or warped by these stresses, and there is no one-size fits all figure for the pressure put out by the claw-in this sense horsepower is infinitely more valuable since it’s more objectively telling you how powerful the claw is rather than an unknown example. If you actually have engineer friends they should be able to help you work this out if they’re willing, but you have to phrase the question in terms of systems and give them something to actually work with, not slap it next to Blastoise and go “which number is bigger”, because that IS a nonsensical comparison. That all being said I can probably save you some time here-under the given pressure assumptions, Blastoise’s water cannons are going to consume *unbelievably* more energy in short periods of time, since even if Kingler’s power output is higher it can only generate that power for a fraction of a second-the claws can’t close more when they’re already closed and the high power output itself means that closing will happen very very fast, with the energy of a given snap almost certainly never breaking tens of kilojoules under those figures at the absolute most. An example garnet abrasive water jet cutter (they typically don’t *just* use water) at 50,000psi might consume in excess of 26 kilowatts (joules per second) at a rate of under a gallon per minute. Energy isn’t everything but when you scale up from a 0.014-inch diameter nozzle… The only concern with that conclusion is that there shouldn’t be enough room in Blastoise’s body to actually store enough water for any kind of even vaguely sustained fire, but it and every other water Pokémon seems to access to vaguely infinite sources of water like how every fire Pokémon never seems to run out of fuel, so, whatever. That all having been said I would caution against the assumption that Blastoise’s cannons do have the same kind of pressure as a water jet cutter in the first place, since the mechanics of punching through steel plate don’t need to be the same, especially when the diameter of an impactor is more substantial in comparison to the width and you don’t actually need a clean cut…

[@trevorcoates918]

wow, thats a lot, thanks for sharing.

[@jasonramero6274]

I hope we get an evolution to clauwitzer (spelt wrong I’m sorry) I love the Pokémon, and want it to become the first multigenerational pseudo legendary, and become only the second water steel type.

[@Cykk0]

if i recall lavitar supposedly eats mountains or something, so much for snorlax being the biggest glutton

[@shemshem9998]

You can most definitely turn horsepower into something comparable to the power of a water jet. All you need to do is convert that unit into joule’s, if you just simply take the wattage of the crusher (1 horsepower is roughly 740w off the top of my head) times the amount of seconds it is capable of holding that force. Of course we don’t have an exact unit for it but you can go head and give some assumptions. I’d say that he should be able to hold that pressure for a singe second, that means 7400000 joules. You can convert any feat of strength, velocity, or heat into joules, a true measurement of energy.

[@certifiedicecreamtruckmoment]

You made a mistake, the tallest building in the pokemon world is the sky tower, which goes about 1.5x the height of the average stratus cloud, or about 2.9 kilometers, which makes Gmax Grimmsnarl's jump far, far more powerful than if it was over the tallest building on earth.

[@pwimaster-joe6061]

Hey does anyone remember the blue hair guy who would sing to you in one of the Pokémon games? When he would sing, the music in game would change to a strange lullaby. Anyone ever come across that in the games?

[@somerandominternetdweller]

What cracks me up is the fact “thunder” is actually sound. While lightning is what they are using and by extension is electricity. But they use them like they are the same thing when they are two different things. Which often seen in a lot of eastern media.

[@TheTimeMage]

And you laughed when in legends Arceus people were afraid of pokemon... O_O

[@SirEggulous]

a contender for gen 2 could be tyranitar, stated to be able to destroy mountains and alter landscapes on its tantrums

[@JosephHelms-s1p]

The Pokédex says that Dragonite can fly at the speed of light and a punch coming from something that fast would be quite destructive

[@lynniesaade4710]

How do you take into account stuff like the ability to change the weather? A hurricane has a lot of energy

[@brendiesel386]

larvitar eats entire mountains when tyranitar goes on a rampage maps need to be redrawn afterwards these are a bit hard to quantify but tyranitar is pretty deadly

[@StarWalker-si4nm]

Shouldn’t we talk about how Dusclops can and will eat black holes?

[@theauditor3224]

"Pokedex is fanfiction" That's kinda what fiction dose

[@TMA-YT]

Actually do to how heat conversion works Magcargo isn’t as deadly as its perceived to be

[@isak5263]

Actually that's a misconception Madcargo wouldn't burn the world despite it's heat due to it's super small surface area that dose not allow it to release sufficient heat at once to end the earth.

[@buzzlightyearpfp7641]

i love how the video devolved into comparing pokedexes

[@Dw7freak]

Horsepower is a unit of measurement. While normally used for engines, it measures 550 foot-pounds per second for 1 horsepower. As such, Kingler's 10 thousand horsepower would be the equivalent of 5.5 million foot pounds of force. While it's only over the surface that it can grab, Kingler can crush anything.

[@armorbearer9702]

(2:48) This makes me wonder how powerful is Blastoise's high speed tackles are.

[@solosh0ck376]

Can anyone tell me the name of the background music?? It’s one of my favorite tracks but I forgot the name :(

[@solosh0ck376]

Specifically the first track

[@robertlupa8273]

@@solosh0ck376 You mean the intro that's in every video?

[@solosh0ck376]

@@robertlupa8273 no, I ended up finding the track it’s Crystal Colosseum from Pokémon Battle Revolution

[@snicklesnockle7263]

To destroy a mountain you would need more power than the bombs we hit Nippon with.

[@mrsiddhtrivedi6769]

I wonder why Volcarona is, I mean it destroy a ecosystem by accident.

[@artist.yu4]

I'd like a mention to hydreigon's dex entry stating that it will destroy anything that moves It's category is listed as the brutal Pokémon who's dark and dragon, two type combination known for destruction And there was an episode where a rouge hydreigon fought a soon to be iris's dragonite and would probably almost killed it if it weren't a kid's show So while not the most powerful, it's definitely the most ruthless, willing and destructive to eliminate anything in its way

[@ConleyPMusic]

Ice Hammer was in fact a signature move lmao. Great video though!

[@shaddollunlimited7792]

I love how a 10 year old in the pokemon universe could wipe out multiple countries and people don't bat an eye

[@keksidy]

If we're going by the more recent games then Blastoise doesn't even need those cannons to be strong B)

[@Al.j.Vasquez]

Definition of strength: Most destructive potential.

[@abyabraham6646]

Charizard's dex entry is pretty impressive as well. If it were up to me I would put both Charizard and blastoise in a tie.

[@HorizonIncarnate]

Bewear gut checking Pheromosa is a sight to behold.

[@davidswart4247]

Gmax Grimmsnarl out here dropping nukes just to skip along

[@Riftrender]

We need a regional Krabby/Kingler.

[@bogdweller27]

Best I can do is another regional meowth

[@Moonblaster-bv7zp]

The fact that he forgot tyranitar can throw mountains and is invincible

[@NohrScum]

If Gigalith can destroy a mountain, it can most definitely destroy an entire town. That's already pretty impressive since apparently it takes a whole group of Gyrados to raze one town to the ground. (Based on one of its dex entries)

[@Neko_Medic]

Physics experts are probably having an stroke right now.

[@JB-qu8pv]

Female Gardevoir is a canonical yandere Waifu

[@kingdom_C]

I loved your reaction to the gen 6 Pokemon 😂😂😂

[@dr.facilier5186]

Magcargo is as hot as the sun, not as dense which takes away a lot of destruction

[@erizoh]

Gigalith outclassing nuclear explosions with that 60 base special attack, hot damn

[@thiggo22]

I disagree with gen 2 because Lanturn should've been the winner, if what the dex said is true, Lanturn could quite literally wipe all of the observable universe

[@BJGvideos]

What does the dex say then?

[@thiggo22]

@@BJGvideos says that the amount of energy it produces is enough to light the sea's surface from a depth of 3000 miles, but the sheer amount of energy necessary for that would be the equivalent of just vaporizing the entire universe because water is extremely good at dispersing light

[@BJGvideos]

@@thiggo22 miles, not meters?

[@thiggo22]

@@BJGvideos it says Miles yes

[@BJGvideos]

@@thiggo22 daaaaang

[@marcelomelo9977]

dude forgot about Lanturn, which can produce energy equivalent to 10^35 of the OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE

[@dynosgarcia7645]

What is so impressive about making a tiny black hole? Every pokemon can make and dismiss a fairly bigger black hole than that with a dark Z crystal

[@gioanysgonzalez3396]

Wait couldn’t Machamp move a mountain with one of its arms in one of its dex entries?

[@miketinker2]

Wasn't there something about Magikarp's splash being capable of launching it to the moon?

[@Zactoshi]

MATH! Heck Yeah!

[@DallenPearson]

I thought the Aggron bit was gonna be an Established Titles sponsor

[@sparktaylor8489]

...What about Volcarona? It was a replacement for the sun when the real sun was blocked because of an eruption. It provided light and warmth so that everything could still live without the actual sun. It's one thing if it was just light, but it produced the heat to keep everything going, shouldn't that be something to note?

[@moxbby4585]

Humans are able to heat things past the surface of the sun. Magcargo would likely kill anything within a few meters but not anywhere near the world destroying calamity you seem to think it is. It may be as hot as the sun but it's nowhere near the size

[@dougephresh2912]

Horsepower could be converted to joules of energy, as could the psi of a water jet.

[@antoinepolnareff8970]

A Volcano Eruption has a power of a tens of megaton explosive power so Rypherior wins