Recent content by Punchshroom

Good to know there's a good way to smooth out the Vespiquen fight; it was the only Dark Temple boss I didn't manage to find an easy fix for. The Gengar assist should also prove very useful for the upcoming Dusknoir fight as well. One thing I didn't notice in your Gliscor review is trying to...

The more useful and/or memorable Poison-types are always dual-typed, as people fondly remember the likes of Venusaur, Nidoqueen/king, Tentacruel, Gengar, Crobat, Roserade, Salazzle, Alolan Muk, etc., and don't usually think of their partial Poison-typing as a detriment; heck, these Pokemon often...

Ok so after doing a bit of digging, I found out that there is actually ONE situation where Seaking "might" be the best choice. In FRLG, Seaking is the most immediately available (levels 20-30 in Fuschia City) out of the 3 fully evolved Swift Swimmers, with the other two being the level 5 Omanyte...

Bro they are nowhere close to collecting the 18 powerful Terastal types yet

Even though Feraligatr faces the most competition out of these three, it's still by far the most usable of them simply because it has the most solid base and is only sidegraded by them at worst. Meanwhile, Meganium is not particularly worth the effort, and both Meganium and Typhlosion are...

Except this isn't even "natural access to Flamethrower"; it gets cheated onto Slugma on its pre-purified moveset anyway so now it learns literally nothing until level 48 as a Magcargo. Speaking of, level 30 Slugma into level 38 Magcargo is the longest evolution requirement in the game; even...

Fuck this Pokemon. Never again. So after the sour taste of only getting Slugma in Kanto after GSC's post-credits, you get to use Slugma for your in-game playthrough in Hoenn pretty early on in Fiery Path. Good god you wish you hadn't. This garbage has ALL the makings of a terrible in-game...

You know, I didn't realize how impactful the DLC was regarding the viability of nearly all of the pre-DLC Electric-type Megas. Mega Eel's wide assortment of coverage moves is largely undermined by the fact that its best strategy up to this point was to stack Bulk Up + Charge to unleash utterly...

Mind if I drop in? All in for SolgaleOU DaddyBuzzwole

Every move you make builds up the Mega meter, and since the entry hazards have insanely low cooldown, you basically just try to cycle between these two for a quick and efficient way to reach max Mega meter. Carbink is a perfectly serviceable alternative; it can run a nearly identical moveset...

I've been following this Youtuber (Luxfos) who does a pretty banger job at showcasing the Megas he uses. In Mega Absol's case, its niche is apparently pumping out the strongest Knock Offs + Night Slashes in the game (backed by Swords Dance no less), and since both moves have very quick startup...

Alright, time to bring some negativity into the picture! I'm gonna bring up what I believe to be among the worst/most outclassed Megas in this game, and see if you can convince me otherwise or if there are even some that are worse than I thought. Even before a certain Genetic Pokemon entered...

So the "Super Contrary" idea was chosen huh? I guess, but I still personally prefer the "auto-Topsy-Turvy" concept. Mega Malamar's stats are so ass that you kinda need it to provide value immediately, and needing to spend a turn clicking an unSTAB Fighting move just to even get going still...

Mega Clefable honestly feels like the most appropriate candidate for Aerilate (even including prior Megas). After all, Clefable used to be Normal-type before Fairy existed, and this allows Clefable to breathe new life into all of the Normal attacks it used to have STAB on and convert them into...

Venomoth has all the makings of a terrible in-game Pokemon. Its base form is really weak and doesn't have an early evolution level to make up for it, its level-up movepool is unremarkable, and it's usually outclassed by earlier available options. This was the sentiment I held for Venomoth for a...