Tangela has the attack power of... a pile of wet noodles. And if double powder and EQ resistance is all else it takes to be considered BL, then let's toss in Butterfree too. Except Butterfree is garbage, kinda like Tangela. God only knows how many times Tangela needs to use Bind to even begin to do anything resembling damage, let alone do enough to bring the opponent in range of a killing blow from Tangela's remaining attack and complete lack of power.
Arbok is totally better than Lickitung. Especially if you're basing it off retarded Wrap, seeing as how Arbok can Glare and actually outspeeds SOMETHING. Better to have Glare than be ENTIRELY useless; well Lickitung can PAR 30% of the time I guess. Wash-up either way, but the discussion with Lesm I had about pokemon worse than Pidgeot stems me to make notion of Arbok's superiority here.
Cloyster can switch into Tauros... and that's it. Clamp is a-ok, but worthless as a trapping move since Cloyster is slower than everything important except the Ground pokemon it already kills by default. Cloyster is otherwise slow, weak, and not sturdy at all on the Special end with its abysmal HP.
The only "revolution" of Wrap-type attacks is the lame annoyance caused by using them. Their damage is minimal, a weak supplement at best, and more importantly they waste a moveslot. Victreebel and Dragonite are the only candidates already good enough to even bother trying to be standard with it, Victreebel basically being eternally BL just for being weak to Psychic and Dragonite, well...
Dragonite really belongs in standard now. He's a major force with Agility + Wrap and monster attack to back that Wrap up. I have seen arguments that he's better than Tauros. While I would heavily challenge that, the fact that you can even attempt such an argument is saying something. I would think he's definately better than a Pokemon like Slowbro as his Wrap gimmick is more potent than Slowbro's Amnesia gimmick by quite a margin.
Better than Tauros. Are you absolutely FUCKING nuts? God only knows where you could've seen this argument. Sure, go ahead and ATTEMPT the argument. Hell, I can ATTEMPT to argue that Metapod is better than Mewtwo. Argument about anything is technically possible, but trying to argue something as blatantly
WRONG as this would just make you look like the dumbest dumbass in the history of dumbassery.
Tauros is fast. Faster than Dragonite. It doesn't need to waste a moveslot to become fast. Oh sure, it's not
as fast as Dragonite with Agility, but it doesn't waste a turn to do it either and already outspeeds the majority of pokemon, plus Starmie and Chansey don't OHKO it.
Tauros is powerful. Dragonite is power too, but it lacks STAB. Tauros deals a good 20% more damage than Dragonite thanks to STAB. Tauros can pack EQ for Gengars and Countering Chanseys, while Dragonite is forced to plink away with weak-ass elemental damage on Gengar and hope Wrap never misses on Chansey, since either its T-Wave or Ice Beam will make you a sad panda.
Tauros is reliable. There's a reason it's widely considered the most dangerous pokemon in RBY. Tauros requires absolutely no set-up to kick ass. Tauros isn't getting OHKOed by anything short of an actual OHKO because it has (essentially) no weaknesses. Tauros deals damage non-elementally, whose few resistances are covered easily by Blizzard and EQ. Nothing rivals its sheer power but Snorlax, who relies on tanking hits to dish them back and has no crit rate to speak of.
Dragonite? Oh well, Dragon/Flying gets some nifty traits, too bad the only one of any use is Ground immunity. Ice makes it cry, which is a fairly common attacking type. Its high versatility means little when it takes 2-3 moves of various elemental properties (Surf, Tbolt, Ice Beam, Fire Blast, whatever) just to match the power Tauros gets in its one primary attack, Body Slam, which Dragonite himself is far less effective with. Doesn't get any good non-Normal attacks, so he's at the mercy of Gengar and the occasional Counter pokemon far more than Tauros is who has EQ to circumvent both occurances.
Wrap is a cheesy gimmick, but it ruins Dragonite's versatility, especially in conjunction with Agility. Dropping T-Wave, which is the most likely, you lose a valuable team support skill. PAR is the gift that keeps on giving, allowing your entire TEAM to be faster than the enemy pokemon now plus the 25% FP chance, but once an Agility Dragonite dies it has does all it can do. Next likely is dropping Tbolt, which loses you your guaranteed SE hit on the guaranteed Ice users (Starmie/Lapras), useful for hitting them hard on the switch with. Dropping Ice Beam [or even Surf] or Hyper Beam is suicide, allowing you to be walled by Golem/Rhydon or require far more reliance on Wrap's shaky accuracy to wear the opponent down since you lack a reliable killing blow.
The main issue is Wrap's shaky accuracy. One 80% Hydro Pump or 85% Fire Blast is often worth it for the power, but Wrap has no power. That 85% quickly loses its fair reliability when you're forced to repeat it 3-5 times to get your target within killing range of a conventional attack (which isn't helped by Hyper Beam's 90% either). You can consider yourself pretty lucky if you manage to Wrap more than a single pokemon to death. And a 1-for-1 trade isn't bad, but just a regular ol' non-Wrapping Dragonite can garner a lot more "kill support" with T-Wave alone while still supplanting with conventional high-powered Hyper Beams and SE BoltBeam attacks than a Wrapping version can do by itself.
Wrap, better than Amnesia? Amnesia makes you impervious to non-CH Special attacks not to mention vastly increases killing power. Between having to navigate through a mine field of Recovers and FPs, Starmie has a legitimate chance to lose to a Tobybro in its attempts to CH Tbolt the thing. Huge Defense lets it tank anything but Rhydon and Tauros (former hits too hard, latter crits too much) who are only a problem if they switch in the same turn as a Rest, which lets it tank status (not it can outspeed things with its own T-Wave) and keeps it alive. The only Special attacks even remotely likely to do anything is Starmie or Gengar praying for an opportune crit. Heck, Slowbro's terrible crit rate even helps in the fact that RBY crits ignore all stat alterations. Slowbro's only major weakness seems to be the fact it's slower than Rhydon. And Amnesia is what makes RBY Mewtwo the most vastly overpowered pokemon in any generation of the games; I'm sure he'd be THRILLED to have Wrap instead of Amnesia.
The quoted material is quite possibly the worst paragraph of text anybody has ever written about competitive pokemon.