Who is the Strongest Weakest Pokémon?

[@nathanbaca5131]

I love the caterpie evo line thanks to a hilarious mistake. I once accidentally used a master ball on a caterpie and I hadn't saved in that session. Rather than losing a few hours of gameplay I decided to raise it to lv 100 and use it to sweep the E4. That grind was so painful but the humor kept me going. Who TF raises a Butterfree to 100?! In a master ball no less.

[@Wailerman]

you, my friend, are a real Champion

[@MagicalW]

Note for Unown: In gens 2/3 moves where physical or special depending on their type, meaning that some variants of HP where physical, so the attack points aren't completely "useless", At least for gens 2/3

[@grahf4215]

Was just about to point this out.

[@vossboss220]

I always wondered if people who complained about unown knew this.

[@SongbirdOfficial]

Not to mention it does get STAB if you give it Hidden Power Psychic.

[@Luniel11]

And struggle

[@AdminAbuse]

Were*

[@cocoqtpi]

Pichu: One of the weakest pokemon in canon pokemon games. Also pichu: One of the strongest characters in smash ultimate. ??????

[@islandko2402]

It’s the same game when Jigglypuff sleeps to kill opponents.

[@yasminchan7425]

Well its two completely different games..

[@MowMan7]

@@yasminchan7425 They are?

[@pringle7668]

He just got screwed over by a major nerf sooooo

[@schwany6703]

@@pringle7668 still high tier tho

[@kevinflores2011]

Those Splash bois ain't a joke once they use Z Splash

[@GnomioAndJuliet]

Splash=Trash Z Splash=HE/SHE SMASH!

[@aerohydreigon1101]

People laugh at Magikarp Magikarp laughs at their corpse

[@Dog-ci1ci]

he now learns hydro pump bruh

[@lightdrgn20]

What does Z splash do?

[@kevinflores2011]

@@lightdrgn20 Boost the user's attack by 3 stages

[@dad325]

The Noivern line needs a middle evolution.

[@ultimaterecoil1136]

Andrew Janes so full on just copy zubat line but dragon.

[@tuxedobird]

ultimate Recoil No, what??? Just because they’re both bats doesn’t mean they’re the same thing.

[@ultimaterecoil1136]

Tuxedobird they are functionally near identical too. Noivern has all same stats from crobat just as a special attack as the higher stat and 7 points of speed put into that offense. They both also use infiltrator as there main ability. They both also are a pain to get because their first stages suck.

[@buttnuggetsauce7666]

ultimate Recoil you don’t evolve noibat with friendship. You evolve it by level up, unlike golbat.

[@Acidhair]

ultimate Recoil noibat was basically useless until mine evolved. Thankfully an eviolite Stone helped get him thru

[@PokeGar]

Now it's time for the weakest strongest pokemon

[@michelleskowron9258]

slaking

[@DJTileTurnip]

Regigigas

[@PokeGar]

@@DJTileTurnip nah imo Regigigas is still a monster, I hate how people think is auto pu tier because "oh no it's attack is 80 and speed is 50" just stall out the 5 turns, but the stats are still good to sustain

[@DJTileTurnip]

@@PokeGar That's the problem, you cant really stall out the 5 turns

[@PokeGar]

@@DJTileTurnip double team? Substitute?

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

It's important to remember Bunnelby has Huge Power as an Hidden Ability, doubling its Attack. While it never matters in normal Gameplay, it can be surprisingly strong.

[@emperorcubone]

True. Another reason why it's not the weakest for Kalos, but still not gonna be beating down Diantha with it. :P

[@pagel.6480]

Emperor Cubone Uhhh I mean Diggersby is better than Noivern so not really lol

[@that2xatu]

Its by far the best competitively with huge power

[@thefallenshuriken1573]

@@that2xatu I'm just gonna say the name of two mons. Mega medicham and mega mawile

[@gineprogaming69piedi]

He ignored Azuril too in that regard. And btw, saying "you are not beating Diantha with it" is a kinda flawed argument, since you are comparing it to fully evolved Pokémon in the endgame and not with actual early game mons (and let's ignore the fact that you can beat Diantha with Bunnelby and really using anything with actual moves by just overlevelling). In the Smogon's Little Cup format (where base forms compete) both Bunnelby and Azuril saw top competitive play, in virtue of their amazing damage output thanks to Huge Power (especially Bunnelby, Azuril was used more in the past generations). Huge power not only doubles the base stats, but even the bonuses that natures, ivs and evs give so it's really a lot more than you'd expect. Talking about them as among the worst early mons of their region when they appear (or appeared) in the top ones from every region seems wrong to me, and doing it without even mentioning Huge Power is surely an oversight.

[@TheElectricRaichu]

"Evolves into an array of different handbags" That got me lol

[@423adriana]

timestamp?

[@TheElectricRaichu]

@@423adriana It's been a year. You think I remember this? lol

[@423adriana]

@@TheElectricRaichu oh i guess i wasn't thinking lmao

[@jennyknopps1291]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks that line is funny.

[@thomasaldridge3179]

@@423adriana 9:40

[@brentoctaviano7059]

Corporate needs you to find the differences between this picture and this picture. [ Any Support Move ] [ Splash ] 7 y. old me: They're the same picture.

[@Mynameishassan0]

Rn that’s me with helping hand

[@johnfortnite1987]

Title: who is the strongest weakest Pokémon? Me:**visible confusion**

[@Raminator243]

This question is the most oxymoronic question ever. And I love it

[@SpagEddie8113]

Ramekbal Singh I know this is gonna sound weird, but Thank you for saying the word Oxymoron. I just love that word, and people don’t use it that often.

[@SilverBell1999]

@@SpagEddie8113 I like it too lol, don't worry. XD

[@5hadowGamerYT]

I took that in english class, i think its a type of paradox. correct me if im wrong.

[@doorico8577]

SpagEddie8113 I love it too, I call people it in my class, and they get mad at me because I called them a “moron.” Same if I called them an Idiom

[@NotHexaaaa]

Both Azurill and Bunnelby have the ability *Huge power* , giving them a maximum attack stats of *304* (Similar to Pokemon with around *90* base attack stat) and *376* (Similar to Pokemon with *121* base attack stat) respectively.

[@blackdot105]

Bunnelby gets Huge Power. Really shouldn't be here.

[@tylergordon7579]

When he put that picture of shinx I felt personally attacked

[@alexkemplen772]

@@tylergordon7579 well tbf shinx does have a nice movepool and has a 263 base stat total. I'd say that it's stronger than most weak base form Pokemon.

[@tylergordon7579]

Alex Kemplen I have bias not gonna lie. I love shinx

[@blackdot105]

@@anden4518 I don't recall that being a factor.

[@alexkemplen772]

@@anden4518 do max raid battles and you could find a HA Bunnelby.

[@TheGloriousLobsterEmperor]

Unown had a high attack because it was released in Gen 2, before the Physical/Special split, where moves were Physical or Special based on there type. It was common to give an Unown Hidden Power Fighting during those times.

[@finnvaneekelen4966]

You say this as if people used unown

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

Noibat's base stats are just Zubat's with Attack and Special Attack switched out. Noivern's base stats are also based on Crobat (Slightly lower Speed, but higher Special Attack)

[@bdt2002gaming]

Wait, really? That's actreally cool, not gonna lie.

[@BabusGameRoom]

I'm using an Unown early on in my playthrough of Crystal...Ice Type hidden power is useful to have against the first Gym! I love watching Magikarp sweeps online, too. I love the underdogs.

[@DJTileTurnip]

I used one in Heart Gold with HP Electric and I kept it all through the game to Lance and even through Kanto on my team until I gave it up for Suicune

[@BabusGameRoom]

That's impressive! You must really hate Mareep though to use an Unown instead of it! haha In Crystal, you can't catch a Mareep, and I don't think there are many other electric types aside from Magnemite which doesn't show up for a while...so I might have to swap around Electric and Ice! Thankfully they don't need much experience.

[@jgr7487]

which letter is it?

[@BabusGameRoom]

It's a G, probably! (I'm not the best unown reader)

[@melissabradfield189]

How did you get a unknown so early?

[@rhymebeat1142]

Tynamo was secretly Gen V's Magikarp equivalent this whole time. I'm pretty sure that was intentional, and I can see the logic. Eelektross has no weaknesses and a pretty wide movepool so it's a solid pick, at least in game.

[@AlxxxxxM]

I had a thought today... It start with a declaration : you are the best, sweetest and most inspired poketuber in existance, your topics are always singulars and entertaining, never random or just here to "make a new video". So, here's my thought, regarding on your past works, I could easily see you doing "Possible challenge for Gen 8" due to the fact that, after Gen 7 Trials, it's possible they won't go back at it again with the gyms, so you're the only one I think about for making suggestions/speculations about it. Not really a pure request, just an idea which could perfectly fit you if your brain takes some holidays. My french love on your forehead, Cubone !

[@ConLogosz]

Some people have never been swept by a Bunnelby and it really shows

[@chalkydusty]

And they must have never used a bunnelby on their team.

[@hanaanmohamed235]

@@chalkydusty I used a diggersby called diggy diggy in my pokemon X playthrough

[@chalkydusty]

@@hanaanmohamed235 same, mine was named bun bun >:)

[@vernanonix]

I feel like Magikarp's access to Flail and Swift Swim were largely ignored in its potential here.

[@wegs1756]

and hydro pump, i rain sweep karp in lc

[@nickvanvliet953]

@@wegs1756 this was made before galar was released

[@SgtByrd93]

Pichu from the Odd Egg has Dizzy Punch which gives use to its physical attack

[@dawnsbuneary]

Sgt James Byrd From Emerald onwards, Pichu can get Volt Tackle. That's the strongest physical electric type move.

[@SgtByrd93]

@@dawnsbuneary Pichu is S tier in Smash Ultimate 😉

[@bussdownthotiana5245]

@@dawnsbuneary Strongest physical Electric move is Bolt Strike.

[@dawnsbuneary]

@@bussdownthotiana5245 Wow. I forgot about that one. *facepalm*

[@kulrigalestout]

After I beat the Elite Four in Y, I figured that having that special Blaziken carry me through the entire game was pretty lame. So I decided to make a team of six Pokemon that had horrible base stat, but I thought were cute. Nothing above 300 total, and nothing beyond the first stage of evolution. It's my favorite team to this day, because little baby Azuril dominating a Mega Gardevoir was hilarious to me. I think after watching this, I might have to try a team consisting of Magikarp, Unown, Wynaut, Kriketot, Tynamo, and Scatterbug. Catching the perfect Unown will be hard, because I want it to be the H shape and have Hidden Power: Bug or Grass just to maximize its ineffectiveness, but it would be interesting to see how far such a team could go against the toughest opponents in the game.

[@emperorcubone]

That'd be great! I do that from time to time, making sure I don't evolve certain Pokemon, most recently with Klink which was actually more difficult than I thought...

[@MrMehawk]

Wynaut has absolutely no place on this list tbh. It is not a weak Pokemon.

[@emperorcubone]

I can appreciate your affinity for the Pokemon, but come on; all the baby Pokemon are pretty weak. That's their whole job...

[@rindarkfire]

@@emperorcubone Wynaut was use in the competently before getting banned.

[@SpagEddie8113]

I feel like Whynaut’s only good if you know how to use him. But if you do know how to use him, great job👍

[@tablefancy7992]

@@emperorcubone I can appreciate that you have a differing opinion, but unfortunately you are wrong. Sorry.

[@joaomacedo111]

@@emperorcubone wynaut is obviously not the strongest pokemon thanks to power creep, but come on once it was even BANNED to ubers, which azurill cant even dream of doing

[@antoinewilliams290]

It's good too see the weakest Pokemon are having a chance to shine.

[@emperorcubone]

Absolutely! And I'll admit while looking for a challenge I even used an unveiled Caterpie for a whole play through...

[@antoinewilliams290]

@@emperorcubone But you check out even the weakest Pokemon have their type of strength so that's a plus so great job.

[@kristianbrandt3012]

Magikarp is the strongest weakling, or at least it has the most powerful move of the lot. The University Magikarp is canon, and those twenty Magikarp all knew dragon rage.

[@EJSjjh]

A few corrections on the unown part: There was no special/physical split in Gen 2, making half of the possible hidden power typings to do physical damage. And Psychic is a possible typing for hidden power which does give it access to STAB.

[@SanchezMonin]

Wynaut was actually Uber in Gens 3 and 4. This is not a joke, look it up.

[@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour]

Yeah, when he mentioned Wynaut's pros at the end I thought for a second it would dawn on him that Wynaut's moveset while limited is super OP. Nope.

[@smaragdchaos]

and nobody used Wynaut because Wobbuffet was in ubers as well and was stronger than Wynaut in every single possible way

[@ultimaterecoil1136]

smaragdchaos Except if you wanted to use both at the same time. Since smogon doesn’t allow using the same Pokémon twice usually.

[@alissaavery6957]

6:43 in the bottom left, the unown spell out “NANI”

[@PrideBornAmadi]

Unown actually does do psychic damage if you’re lucky enough to get one with the correct Hidden Power typing.

[@sapphie132]

I ran a Noibat on my Ultra Moon team, and it was so hard to use until it actually evolved. Edit: Oh yeah and then I ended up replacing Noivern with Necrozma anyway

[@emperorcubone]

The only reason I kept my Noibat around was because I had traded it from another game so it got extra experience. Without that it would've been much harder...

[@sapphie132]

@@emperorcubone I got it from an NPC, so it also got bonus XP, but it was still very difficult to level it up (especially since I was playing on Set Mode, so switching it in was always a pain)

[@diepixeldie8725]

Dang that’s sad man noibats need there chance

[@bLiitzky]

Missed a golden opportunity saying Kantonian instead of Kantonese during the Wurmple segment. Still a fun vid, though.

[@leon5487]

3:48 are these real?! These was suppost to be a baby meowth?! I N E E D I T

[@jasonreed7522]

Of those i wouod say baby meowth is the cutest followed by baby vulpix. Most of the others are mildly disturbing in the gen1 art style.

[@LucasF25]

Yes, they're from the Gold and Silver Beta

[@cormacmcgale1279]

I remember when you just had 1k subs! I haven't been to your channel in so long and you've grown so much since! I loved the video

[@tabbygale5430]

Pichu gets volt tackle, which I feel you should've mentioned.

[@TigerravenShandris]

well thought out analysis. kudos. I have no personal experience with using 'strong' weak pokemon. I always just use my favs and drop the rest in the box or daycare. I've had a chancey in day care for almost 10 years lol.

[@Fuckblmfuckpalestine]

Lmao thats awesome ima do that when i get home. Which version? I think ill use yellow version and forget about it!

[@TigerravenShandris]

Pretty sure it's the one on gold, or maybe crystal. The gen 2 games lol

[@TigerravenShandris]

@@IceBlueLugia you didn't misunderstand. But I'm not a person that uses walls. All my teams consisted of wayyyyyyyyy over leveled heavy hitters which i then used to demolish the various elite 4's and such. So to me a chancey is low down on the totem pole. Though I have nothing against chancey as a pokemon. Think they're adorable, just don't like to train em :)

[@Snqwy]

About a year ago I uploaded a video of me in my UltraMoon save file, visitng the Pokemon Center, and seeing the birthday easter egg. My next birthday is in 8 days. Time flies when you play Pokemon, huh?

[@Tamburo52]

Wynaut was Uber tier. Case dismissed.

[@the4thdoor906]

shadow tag is banned look it up first

[@HRCFre4k]

Because they couldn´t ban Shadow Tag

[@ShuraEssays]

@@HRCFre4k okay so it's the weakest in hoenn because it had something so strong it was banned. Got it.

[@tobiasgund8048]

Magicarp can get Hydro Pump, doesn't it? Via event?

[@PaulSmith-od6dp]

What about magikarps revenge in showdown randoms.

[@emperorcubone]

I kinda have the opposite view on Events from Pokemon Showdown, in that I didn't count them because its is statistically highly unlikely that the majority of players were able to get it. So just because it "technically" exists, that doesn't mean everyone can have it...

[@The_Vanni]

so does it get dragon rage, but its really unlikely

[@Zoroarkarceus123]

It also gets Dragon Rage from events too

[@splatmaster1903]

And he forgot the move celebrate!!!

[@DomesticatedDuck]

10:19 "And we all know bugs aren't blessed defensively" Shuckle: Am I a joke to you?

[@emperorcubone]

That is the exception to the rule! You can't live your life on the exceptions...

[@DomesticatedDuck]

@@emperorcubone unless you are one

[@MoxieBoosted]

Bunnelby's ability doubles its attack stat making it a menace early game and in little cup.

[@Pacca64]

Bunnelby is actually a hugely powerful competitive pokemon in little cup! It's access to huge power makes it one of the strongest pokemon in the tier! It doesn't even compare to any of the others on the list, it's way too good X3

[@thatonepotato276]

'If you ever find yourself in the bizzar situation of only using the weakest pokemon possible' *shows digimon*

[@brandonwilliams3039]

Make a video about strongest weak pokemon next, i liked it

[@sammyxx7]

wow such a great video man! Gave me some new info on pokemon that somehow I didn't know, and it was really entertaining. Keep it up :)

[@silvesta5027]

Noibat needed a middle evolution

[@emperorcubone]

Agreed. I kinda feel the same about Avalugg.

[@Skyte100]

Unown has that Attack stat because it's a hold over from when the attacks type determined which stat it used. So those with a physical Hidden Power could still be equally "viable" as the the special ones. It's basically an artifact.

[@diamations293]

*At least Magikarp has high speed?*

[@ShadowtheYouTuber523]

And ok physical defense?

[@ShadowtheYouTuber523]

@@chris-pt6sv also learns Tackle and Flail.

[@TippytoeZombie]

I'm surprised by no mention of Beldum. It learns one move that hurts itself when it uses it.

[@Bacchus325]

There was an event where Magikarp got Hydro Pump in Japan for the opening of the moved Pokemon Center

[@markcooper4876]

I see what you did there at 6:40. Clever LOL.

[@propheinx2250]

It would be interesting for Gamefreak to make a region that has a Peewee League that you can only enter low level, totally unevolved Pokemon into. I daresay it may actually be a rather difficult test of skills.

[@CBTrevillian]

Someone's probably mentioned, but with Z moves in gen 7, splash gives +3 to attack. Though, according to the other rules in this contest, Cosmog still wouldn't be able to use that boost, so eh

[@Qardo]

Weakest Pokemon? Ash Ketchum, as this pokemon does not Evolve. It Devolves. Seriously, 30 years of catching Pokemon and yet has not won more than one tournament??

[@emperorcubone]

Agreed. Maybe if he evolved something some time...

[@TigerravenShandris]

Emperor Cubone right at least let em evolve to the second tier, for those with 3 tier evolution. They're still cute in their tier 2

[@SpagEddie8113]

I hear Ash is getting an evolution in Gen 8.

[@willofthewinds3222]

cp.reddit.com/r/CharacterRant/comments/amfc4m/ash_ketchum_is_in_universe_an_amazing_pokemon/

[@faceoffpower3636]

I used tynamo in the unova region because I loved eelektross and it was a good pokemon to have on my team

[@frostyfinn8468]

The Gen 6 Bunny can have Huge Power as Ability, that doubles your attack👌🏻

[@flatziswashed]

for scatterbug you didn't capitalize the "stun" in "stun spore" lol

[@jimmymajor2892]

*An array of different handbags* Omg I love you xD

[@Hotdog718]

Iirc, the main reason why unowns attack is tied with its special attack is because back in gen 2 and 3, hidden powers type determined if the move was a physical or special move

[@Zpice]

Another thing to note is Wynaut gets encore which forces to repeat moves. Lets say someone uses a physical move on you, you are guaranteed to hit with that physical move

[@derpyquagsire6678]

6:12-6:42 the reason why it 72 on both attack and special attack was because unown was before the physical/special split, though even if take all but 5 attack and added to its special attack in gen 4 it would have highest non-legendary special attack stat and still people wouldn't touch it because its other garbage stats and single move. Also hidden power can be psychic move.

[@AS34N]

Lmao I like the way you spelled out "shafted" with the unowns when talking about their attack stat. I wonder how many people caught that

[@rontheauraknight9606]

Emperor Cubone one thing you forgot is wynaut learns ENCORE with Encore he doesn't need to predict the opponets move, cause he will get with the same move three times in a row, this lets him know to use counter or mirror coat

[@antitheist3206]

23:54 A better show appears

[@emperorcubone]

You're not wrong...

[@AzureRobinson]

Imagine not running a magnet rise Tynamo to counter mold breaker Excadrill.

[@Shadow57534]

My guy just casually ignored Volt Tackle, a move that Pichu ONLY gets bred into

[@dembonez19]

I loved my male Combee in Pokemon Battle Revolution. ❤ He was such a surprise and was the team's staple.

[@Mekelaina]

bunlby has the hidden ability "huge power", which doubles its attack stat when in battle, and that (especially when it evolves) can make it worth using

[@masterplusmargarita]

As someone who's used the Tynamo line on several BW/BW2 playthroughs... yes, Tynamo is *horrible*. I love using Eelektross, but levelling up a Tynamo is torture. Since it's got start-of-game bug level stats it gets one-shot by everything at that stage of the game and barely does any damage. It also takes ages to evolve into Eelektross (12 levels from when you catch it!) and is really hard to find (with at most an 8% encounter rate on the second basement of Chargestone Cave, 2% everywhere else).

[@cube3749]

"They added alot more baby pokemon in hoenn" Literally half of those pokemon in that image arent hoenn baby pokemonz

[@johnsinth8261]

your videos are awesome dude

[@onetruecragenag1547]

But, before gen 4, hidden power would be either physical or special depending on the type, so it makes Sense for Unown to have equal Atk and Sp.Atk, so HP fighting would come from its physical atk and HP psychic would come from its special atk, which btw would also be stab. P.s. I don't mean to come across like I'm being hostile, I'm really not. I've been painting all day and I've had your videos on in the background keeping me company

[@emperorcubone]

That's a valid point, but they still could've altered its stats since then. They alter stats on Pokemon pretty much every generation, giving out tiny boosts to Arbok or Butterfree or what have you, so they at least could've shifted over 10 points or something... But I'm glad I could keep you company. :)

[@5Porygon]

Awesome piece of content. Keep up the great work! :))

[@mats34]

Pretty sure the group of creatures on 23:55 are Digimon, and not Pokémon.

[@criticalimpactgaming8762]

Remember that unown use to have the ability to be a physical attacker in gen 2 and 3 when moved were physical or special based on their typing

[@nikigoturspine7478]

Didnt wynaut have a stint in ubers though?

[@testerwulf3357]

Not really because of the pokemon, but the ability. They ranked it higher as if two faced off they’d have to use up all of their moves till they start struggling which is annoying. They didn’t put them on lower tiers as lower ones are more common which would make this long frustrating situation happen more often!

[@petelee2477]

2:38 is there a region magicarp isn't found in?

[@silverkyrie4714]

To be fair on Unown's physical Attack stat, whether a move was physical or special prior to gen 4 was determined by it's type. So Hidden Power could be physical or special depending which type it is. So since that's all it can do it did kinda need to have that option to go physical or special

[@raynmanshorts9275]

"Wow, this Pokemon that's weak with a really powerful evolved form doesn't come in until late in the game! What's up with that?" Nobody tell him about Dratini.

[@Clan_Universe]

Who’s that in the bottom left??? WHO ARE THESE???

[@sandjgaez257]

Wynaut was actually banned to UBERS in gen 3, so I don't think he qualifies... Yes, this IS true.

[@Zyrdrakyll]

because shadow tag was banned as a whole in gen 3

[@longbone2652]

I feel the need to point out that splash IS actually an attack move. It’s terrible reputation is mostly deserved, but it has a small chance (I don’t know the exact percentage) to do tremendous damage.

[@emperorcubone]

Is this, from a side game or something? Cause everything I've read about the core series says Splash never does anything...

[@longbone2652]

@@emperorcubone I'm mostly sure it's from the main games.

[@testerwulf3357]

You’ve been had, splash doesn’t do damage. It’s just the user flopping around, they don’t actually attack the opponent.

[@gammasecretkings]

I'm playing the VC version of Crystal now, did you consider putting Delibird on the list? That's the weakest poke I've come across on my playthrough.

[@SgtByrd93]

I'm doing soft resets for shiny Celebi on VC Crystal, I'm at 1k currently

[@gammasecretkings]

@@SgtByrd93 I am a very patient man, but I stop doing SRs around 150. That's one form of hunting I cannot do fully. I do have a shiny Elekid and the red Gyarados so far, though.

[@SgtByrd93]

@@gammasecretkings I hatched a shiny Elekid from the Odd Egg and caught the Gyarados too so ditto, this is the only legitimate way to get shiny Celebi so I've wanted to do it for a very long time, it's difficult but if you pace yourself and do a few a week over several months it's worth it at the end, the more you do the better the reward.

[@gammasecretkings]

@@SgtByrd93 I had recently come to the point where I think that I really want the shiny Celebi. So I appreciate the encouragement and I think I will go for it. I am at the Elite Four now, so I still have time. Good day!

[@SgtByrd93]

@@gammasecretkings if you decide to do it then good luck, my best advice is to play another game at the same time (I'm replaying Moon) and not to burn yourself out on it.

[@froggy12koreangirl]

23.58 which Pokémon are these?! Hehe I know love them! But I think #1 is cutr

[@kvetchenfinks7044]

"Wynaut is the worst pokemon in hoenn" smogon staring at the beast they had to ban to ubers

[@javiergreen603]

It's actually possible to get a Magikarp with Hydro Pump, from the 2013 Nagoya Pokemon Centre event. That was only available in, well, Nagoya, Japan.

[@ToonGamer1337]

"Smash bros reject" Wonder how it feels knowing hes back.

[@gameswithpeachcord7498]

Bugs through gens 1-4: I die to a quad resit move Bugs in gen 5: We kill Pokémon with quad resit moves

[@atchersonj]

am I the only one who loves MAgikarp for the Flail move?

[@regiman222]

16:34 after all Magikarp is on the list, and nobody is calling Gyrados weak

[@emperorcubone]

Totally. Same with Wimpod and Golisopod...

[@shinesoul7472]

I do. Seriously A good ZAP and fried fish snake

[@josefnocera4414]

A compelling video 🤔 I like the concept

[@LucasF25]

Reminder that Hidden Power could be physical on the earlier gens, according to the type of move being used, hence why Unnown's attack is 72 like its special attack

[@X-35173]

Smash bros reject? Pichu got second place in Genisis 6.

[@CosmicDuskWolf]

Wait, Caterpi dosen't have string shot anymore? Obviously you have never seen Magikarp will F you up, by dookieshead.

[@happy.time.boredom]

11:20 Why is Red in this image and why is his hat that colour?

[@diaryofagoat-lass1023]

Awesome idea for a video good sir! Are you going to do the inverse and talk about who is the weakest pseudo legendary and the like? 😆 I’m kinda surprised that trapinch was not on the list... then again, I’m glad because I love flygon

[@emperorcubone]

I'll probably get to the opposite eventually. But I also love Trapinch! And even though it may not have the highest stats it still has 100 in Attack, which I could never call weak... :)

[@diaryofagoat-lass1023]

Emperor Cubone I actually sos chained a shiny trapinch in ultra sun in 42 calls. His name is Felix and I love him! It’s so nice to hear from others that flygon is a loved Pokémon.

[@ThibsyCube]

Topic suggestion: top 6 best and worst moves a pokemon can learn only from its prior evolution. For example if you wait with evolving nincada, your ninjask can have Sword dance

[@NekoPrincessTina]

I got a save game somewhere around here where I actually beat Pokemon Crystal with an Unown in my party... for some reason. It was such a pain with me constantly running out of PP for its one move, but it didn't do poorly when it had it's PP.

[@YamatoFukkatsu]

I'm surprised you never mentioned Cleffa. This is a Pokemon that's constantly being left out of a decent STAB option. Of course, its offenses are weak, but its physical attack even moreso (being a pathetic base 25 compared to special attack's base 45), and as you know, all Normal attacks were physical up until gen4. But even then, it didn't get any special Normal attacks until Platinum, which gave it the very situational Snore and the drawback-laden Uproar via tutors (and neither move is very strong). It wasn't until Black2/White2's tutors that Cleffa finally gained a decent special STAB in Hyper Voice. However, just as soon as it got that, it was immediately snatched away when XY changed it into a Fairy-type, and for whatever reason, it's been without any STAB move ever since (it's one thing for it not to learn Moon Blast like its evos, and maybe Disarming Voice, but why is it cut off from even getting Dazzling Gleam via TM?). I guess its coverage movepool is pretty decent, but still, GameFreak is really teasing this poor thing when it comes to STAB. As for Unown, are you seriously so blind to the base stat totals that you can't bother to look at the individual stats? Yes, its physical attack is completely worthless (or at least it is now that Hidden Power's always a special move; back when it was introduced in gen2, being physical or special was tied to type, so both its attack stats being equal allowed it to benefit from Hidden Power regardless of what type it was). However, even if you subtract the 72 attack, its total is 264, which is still significantly higher than most the other Pokemon mentioned in this video, same could be said about its pretty decent 72 special attack. And even if it only learns one attack, it's most certainly a usable one that can make use of that aforementioned special attack stat (on top of that, since Hidden Power is never Normal, you're ensured at least one super effective match-up). Though, it is a shame that Hidden Power, having its base power set to 60 as of gen6, can never go as high as 70 anymore, but I guess the trade-off there is that it can no longer go as low as 30 either (still, given the power creep, it should've just been set at 70 regardless.... also, since base power is no longer factored, they should just tie Hidden Power to its own variable so that a Fairy-typing can be possible). I do wish GameFreak would go back and touch up on this Pokemon a bit (namely, they should guarantee STAB even if Hidden Power isn't Psychic; they could do this by giving Unown a unique ability, though hopefully one that lets it keep Levitate's benefits as well, or just code Hidden Power to work differently with Unown, much like how Hyperspace Fury is coded to only work when used by Hoopa Unbound), but I think Unown's a far better Pokemon than a lot of people give it credit for (ESPECIALLY compared to its competition in this video). Yes, pupa Pokemon do have a much better movepool than just Harden. However, it is worth noting that their offenses usually take a dip from their previous stages, while their defenses are still nowhere near even low-tier competitive stats (though they're still usually higher than their final forms' defenses, if only by a few base points), which doesn't quite seem worth the hit that their speed also takes, so they are notable contenders for weakest Pokemon. As an aside, part of me wonders if GameFreak just completely overlooked Metapod and the others when they went ahead and let Spewpa have Protect (and Burmy for that matter, albeit Burmy isn't quite as similar). I mean, these Pokemon are supposed to be immobile armor, and Protect is readily available through a TM, so I don't get why they continue to completely leave the move out of the older Pokemon's movesets (on another note, I find it sad that there's literally nothing outside of evolution to differentiate Silcoon from Cascoon; no different movepool, no different base stats, absolutely nothing, they're effectively the exact same Pokemon). Kricketot..... oh man, if you think it's bad now, it was at its absolute worst when it was first introduced in Diamond/Pearl. Bide was literally the only offensive move it could learn. Good luck to anyone attempting to use that without switching out. With that little HP and defense, it's gonna have trouble surviving even one turn, let alone two (though at least gen4 made Bide a priority move, so that was merciful). Needless to say, it highly appreciated Platinum giving out Bug Bite, more so than any other early Bug (though, props to Caterpie, Metapod, Weedle, and Kakuna for toughing it out with their movesets as long as they did; Kricketot's moveset was horrible, but it didn't have to suffer with it near as long). If you're gonna pick on Wimpod for its natural learnset, then Abra should've at least warranted a mention (also, you talk about TMs as if they haven't had infinite usage for the past three generations). But of course, Wimpod is nothing compared to the true weakling of gen7..... seriously, I just find it sad what they did with Cosmog and Cosmoem. They learn NOTHING, even if you level them all the way to 100, and I don't see why. Sure, the road to getting a legendary shouldn't be easy (or at least it wouldn't if Exp Share wasn't a thing), but if someone just wanted to keep them NFE, there's no reason these Pokemon can't learn SOMETHING at least after the level they were supposed to evolve (as is the case with Bug Bite on most weak bugs). I was especially disappointed to see UltraSM bring tutors to gen7, and they STILL couldn't give an offensive move to those Pokemon. I mean, tutors (at least from Platinum onward) are known for giving out moves to Pokemon that could never learn TMs before, to Pokemon whose movesets had remained stagnant for years, so it was pretty sad seeing them fail to come through for the Pokemon that needed it most. Hopefully, gen8 manages to be much kinder to the star cloud and the miniature black dwarf.

[@diepixeldie8725]

They need to bring back that baby paras it was so cute!

[@isaacwoodman4289]

Wynaut was actually Uber in generation 3