
Emboar
110-123-65-100-65-65
Orderil
85-105-100-79-83-78
If it were to Mega Evolve, Emboar would probably become the strongest.
After all, Meganium’s base stats are…
>>2
It’s beautiful and durable, isn’t it?
Assuming it’s a region.
It seems like Emboar might be easier to save with type changes and some adjustments to its base stats…?
>>3
Since there are no major changes in the region, I think I’ll end up wasting either A or C.
Considering that, it’s subtle.
What is with this half-hearted allocation of Orduil?
First, let’s go with a firm nail and a strong jaw that don’t seem out of place visually.
If you invest some of Meganium’s mediocre Speed into HP and make it Grass/Steel, it seems like it could establish itself as a tank-type Pokémon.
It’s acceptable to reduce by 30 if you don’t need extra megalo.
Is Meganium really the fastest looking like this?
>>9
Well, because it’s quadrupedal.
Three tough ones gathered in the stylish city of Kalos.
Seriously, everyone is heavy.
Was it only the A105 with that appearance, Orderil?
>>13
Because it’s the second generation…
Let’s take a look at Eragami!
It wasn’t gills…
>>14
It seems reasonable to receive a special move like one that is compatible with “Eragami.”
>>19
I’ll confiscate your Dragon Dance.
>>20
I forgot.
That’s no good.
I hope they’ll come as a nice mega region…
It seems like everyone is going to become a dual-wielding, slow, paper-style tank.
It seems that Jade had a good balance.
The recent sharp race values are a result of being considered in competitive games.
Well, I think this is about it for the three great houses.
The way this character appears makes the second and fifth generation starter Pokémon look like debts.
>>22
The second generation, in particular, is really something…
>>28
Odal is pretty decent, isn’t he?
Baku and Mega are like, Yeah…
Odarile has some power and decent moves like Aqua Jet and Dragon Dance, so it’s not that it’s weak, but the water physical type is quite a challenging environment…
>>24
When it comes to water physics that dances like a dragon, Gyarados is just too much of a headache.
Losing in speed is painful.
I think evil suits Oerdile.
Don’t overlap with Daikenki…
>>26
It’s a water dragon, a water dragon!
>>31
As expected, it’s Elra…
Believe in Chikorita, who for some reason was given a charm voice.
I wonder if it will be the colors of the French flag with white, red, and blue.
>>29
Meganium is going to turn white!
With a forceful Aqua Break and Drop Bomb, Crocodile’s attack on the opponent’s lower side is higher than you’d imagine.
The problem is that the opposing candidates are Marill and Urshifu.
>>30
I haven’t seen Marill lately, but Uruas is still around…
If you put your heart into it, Gyarados can give quite a lot of firepower, right?
I wonder if it will turn into something like bok choy, Meganium.
It’s just that I switched B and C of Bana, but Meganium.
Laos has eaten up all the fighting and water, so I’ll let it slide this time.
It’s the same with Bakphoon.
While I do have a particular skill, it’s not to the extent that I can’t compete at all, but it’s not enough for me to be hired.
I hope we can move on from the evil, ghost, and fighting subtypes of the Three Great Families soon.
It was supposed to be increased by a mega plus 100.
It’s as if Jalorda was excluded because it was originally strong and contrary…
>>41
It’s not good that Juniper was put in instead.
Meganium
Walk on two legs.
H seemed to have a somewhat believable image, but aside from the roar, it doesn’t seem to be that way.
Crocodiles don’t have gills!
The additional evolution will be prioritized for the 2nd and 5th generations, and I feel that from Game Freak’s perspective, they probably think that’s somewhat unsatisfactory for those generations.
It’s curious that the fourth generation of Pokémon is still causing quite a stir, while the fifth generation, which came out later, is treated that way.
>>48
Overall aside, if we look at them one by one… that would be it.
Kirikizan wasn’t that weak, though.
The problem is to pretend that I didn’t see Urshifu or Marill.
There are things like Dolphin Man and Flozel.
>>49
If we’re only talking about firepower, there are also Pokémon like Idaitou, Shizarger, and Onishizukumo.
These guys might be a bit picky.
Well, I think everyone will receive new techniques.
These guys are incredibly fast, I can’t even describe it.
I’ve thought of the strongest ability.
Flower Gift Meganium
Let’s team up with Genshigradon!
Simple Emboar
Pigs seem somehow simple!
Bubble Orderile
– It’s strong because it doesn’t get burned!
>>54
Hmm, hypocrisy.
Since the water has a thick layer, to be honest, if you compare each individual item you have, at least one of them will be an inferior version to someone else’s.
Don’t compete, make the most of your strengths.
Please give me a Rock-type biting move with power 80 and accuracy 100 that has the Water Rock + Solid Jaw ability.
And if possible, please give it to Gachigoras as well.
The combat system is different this time, but if speed is still important as always, I think we need to consider cutting the starter Pokémon.
Suiphō is certainly strong, isn’t it?
What types might be interesting when combined with fire?
I did it with a Jade Windie.
Since it’s the first generation, we’re managing somehow with layers of consideration upon consideration.
The Kanto starters aren’t that different from Johto if you remove the enhancements, right?
>>61
Banana is always consistently strong, and Lizard has high firepower even in this version.
I think there is quite a difference from the Johto group.
>>61
Although it depends on the weather, I think Chlorophyll Banata and Sun Power Riza are better in terms of usability even when compared with the same characteristics.
The turtle honestly doesn’t feel much different from Ordial or Sudaikenki…
Is the Dragon Dance sturdy jaw and gill bite just too strong?
It’s sad that they are buried when I want them to shine! It feels like the fifth generation is getting additional evolutions.
There’s nothing we can do about this… it feels like the second generation is getting an additional evolution.
If there are Pokédex tasks like Arceus and you can relearn moves anytime.
Since the range of attack is crucial, the only choice is Emboar that can use punches…
>>64
If it’s a task with the same specifications as Arceus, then as soon as Emboar’s own task is fulfilled, it will be out of the list…
Couldn’t we have done something a little more about the Jade Bakufuun…?
Even if I can get a Mega, if there’s no region, it will be a one-choice situation with Otaru due to appearance issues.
Well, comparing Blastoise and Daikenki is just too disrespectful to Blastoise.
The Water Three Houses have finally realized A120 with the Weenival, but overall HAB feels a bit compact.
Well, if it’s travel, it shouldn’t be too difficult to use Oditl.
>>73
During the time of gold and silver, since you could buy the Technical Machine for cold buns, it was generally fine to use Oda Ril instead of Shijima’s Nyorobon or Ibuki’s Gudra.
All three have an awkwardly mediocre speed…
I think the Kalos starters will also get stronger, so I want to avoid choosing starters of the same type.
The Hisback is not actually that poor in performance.
>>77
The flame terrace eruption is easy to understand and strong.
It can also be sunny next door.
>>81
For scarf eruption spamming players, it’s helpful that they can cheat with items like Focus Sash and Scarf.
Blastoise has moves like Fake Out and Support…
In Sword and Shield, it could also be used as a Dynamax option.
The importance varies greatly depending on whether speed affects the cooldown time of the skills or not.
>>80
Once the battle starts, should I just run away and stack Dragon Dance six times in the corner of the field…?
>>80
I think the more original PP there is, the faster the recast will be, honestly…
If it’s S-dependent, then the three bodies in the image are definitely tragic.
I remember that without any support until DP, Bakufuun was the best among the six.
>>82
It’s better to have at least one skill…
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A105’s special defense effectively becomes a base stat of 262, so it’s no good.
>>84
You can just have Heirasha stop it for you!
>>91
If this idea takes hold, nothing good will come of it!
I’m going to buy a Typhlosion.
I hope they retain that quirky feeling of Arceus’s move lineup.
The original three starter Pokémon, including Blastoise, all have the achievement of being participants in the Eighth Generation World Championships, which is not even comparable to ordinary ones.
The combat system of Z-A is
Somehow, the special technique seems strong.
>>94
You can hit while running away, you know.
Considering that, it seems like Nium may have an advantage leaning towards the special side.
>>95
But among these, the one with the highest C is Emboar…
Where is Meganium’s strong point?
>>97
Unusually, the second evolution is popular.
>>97
Wall and Counter
>>97
Since it’s a grass type, it has five weaknesses and is only strong against water, ground, and rock types.
I want a special move and Mega Evolution that take into account both the characteristic-less (temporary) ZA and the characteristic-possessing Champions.
Meganium Healing Shift Grass Special 2/3 absorption
Orderil, sturdy jaw, water physics, jaw technique, equipped to handle it with force as well.
I don’t really know what to do with Emboar.
I remember that Meganium’s moves were too weak before, but I wonder if it’s better now.
>>101
As a precaution, useful attack techniques such as Knock Off and Zen Headbutt have been added.
If Mega Evolution doesn’t come to the next generation, it would be better if they continued to strengthen it in the regions beyond the next generation!
>>102
I think all of that has been consolidated into the Champions to enable battles that transcend generations.
>>102
Some of them are not even strengthening the original species.
Isn’t it uncertain whether it will even be adopted in the main story?
>>108
I don’t really care whether it’s a wild type or not.
If speed affects movement in battle, there could be a significant difference.
It seems like the technology is going to change completely this time, so I wonder how it will turn out.
Meganium doesn’t have fists or fangs like the other two.
>>111
There are no hands…
>>118
Both pigs and crocodiles have front legs, right?
>>118
Because heavyweights learn physical ground techniques not only for earthquakes, it’s fine to be ready to pick up the stomp technique machine at a random timing.
Doesn’t Emboar just need a change in distribution?
Even at 110-123-85-65-80-65, I would definitely be stronger than I am now.
If Megameganium’s offensive stats lean towards special attack, I would like it to learn Earth Power as well.
I think it’s okay to change the base stats of old Pokémon.
The S80, which is hard to imagine from its appearance like a banana, will come to life!
If it’s a competition, that’s one thing, but when it comes to the story, I can’t be bothered to put up walls all the time.
The maximum physical power of the move Dust Shoot without charging is what makes Croconaw a dual-type with Poison.
It’s not that Meganium’s stats are particularly bad or anything.
There are too few skills and traits.
I think if you believe you can bring someone from the next generation to the region, you will soon face a painful reality.
Like Eevee, it seems that the increased number of linked variations may increase the burden when implementing them.
Meganium reduces either AC by 30 and gives it to one side.
Let’s shave S50 and allocate it to H.
>>122
That’s fine just with the spear.
Also, the mid-speed is quite effective, so it’s better not to shave it off carelessly.
The Leaf Guard ability itself should be addressed somehow.
An excessively salty characteristic.
>>123
You can increase it to about half damage reduction during clear weather.
It doesn’t help if only the region becomes stronger, so the additional evolution types are better.
>>124
In the first place, we are not seeking any enhancement of the original species in the region…
>>126
Then there’s no need to deliberately choose the weak starter Pokémon, right?
>>132
In other words, isn’t it possible that it’s not because of weakness?
>>124
The three main families are evolving one more time!?
To be honest, these original species can’t be saved just by messing around with them a bit.
It’s much better to create a region from scratch and give overpowered moves and broken abilities.
In Mega Evolution, no one’s HP changes.
First, can a regionally modified original species still be called an original species?
The original base stats are high.
It might be strong if you modify it like a Mega Spear.
>>131
The base stats of original species and regions basically only change by plus or minus around 10.
The exception is just Galarian Darumaka.
Actually, Totodile has better durability in both physical and special defense than Emboar.
You can see how terrible the distribution of Emboar is.
Are there any examples of changes made to the base stats of existing Pokémon?
>>136
There are a lot of them.
>>136
As much as you want.
The biggest increase is probably the special attack speed of Amemōsu by +20 each.
If you can become stronger in the region, then the Hisui starters are even more exaggerated.
It seems that Raichu became incredibly fast.
>>141
It’s just 10.
But the difference between 100 and 110 is significant.
Enekororo also had its speed increased by about 20, right?
If you want a strong heavy tank distribution in the Goseinken, it would be Lagrange.
Incineroar is almost laggy too, you know?
>>144
Dragonflies, throwaway lines, and highly mobile heavy tanks.
The Johto starters have their base stats shuffled from the Kanto starters, so it feels really lazy.
>>145
The Three Great Families are the same, and the two Legendary Pokémon from the Shuffle are also Mewtwo.
If it’s weak starters, it should be Chikorita, Turtwig, and Snivy.
>>146
Tsutarja is strong in battles.
Naetle is strong in the story.
>>152
Chikorita is very cute!
>>146
Dodaitose got stronger by receiving the underbrush, and Jaro has been strong ever since it was allowed to be a contrary.
>>153
Compared to the fact that I received something from Kanai Mika, it’s about even.
There are not many cases where things change even though we mess with them.
Isn’t Daikenki relatively not overhyped?
Well, it’s exaggerated, so it’s also a question of how weak the original was.
>>150
Let the original species be sharp too…
Shell armor, huh?
>>163
Isn’t that just a degraded jade?
>>169
The vest suitability is better than that of the jade.
I feel like Pokémon from Johto are generally unfortunate.
>>151
Both Shinx and Mismagius, as well as Delibird, have become top-tier in SV.
>>151
It’s lucky that the remake is the greatest masterpiece of all time.
>>151
Yeah
>>161
I understand, I understand.
>>171
>>161
You are a bit too favored, so I think you should nerf the dragonfly and the flapper a little.
How many years have you been a one-hit comedian with a volcanic scarf, Bakufun?
>>155
Due to the limited capabilities based on its base stats and type, I think using an Eruption Scarf is the best option.
All that’s left is to just increase the sub techniques.
Dodai has properly gained a unique skill, like a continuous dice technique that breaks its shell.
Crocodiles can be intimidating too, right?
>>164
Can you compare it to the fee any further?
>>164
Is it okay to just be the second coming of Gyarados?
Even though sheer force itself is a strong trait,
>>164
I think I’ll lose to Mizukenta, not just in terms of the fee.
In the spin-off, Chikorita in Pokémon Dungeon is relatively competitive as a grass type since it can utilize walls effectively due to the many strong enemies, and it can learn Genesis Power as a base move.
I feel like the three main families that enter the environment later are generally heavy tank types.
The speed type seems to disappear from the environment by the time it has crossed two generations.
Kirimi is seriously strong… I heard that Elreid loses power when it mega evolves.
Will it be that there will be two additional types for both regions and Mega Evolution?
I can’t think of much, but I was pretty forceful with the jade, so maybe I can make it work.
There’s no future for Inteleon, which is neither a topic of conversation nor likely to see any improvements.
>>176
I only remember this guy being reduced to a one-liner skit with a cool voice in anime…
>>176
B-but at that time, Decidueye was still new, but I was able to get Hisuian!
>>176
Against the flame ball and drum attack, I wondered if there was something else… like an extra touch or something.
>>184
I think it would have been okay to make it a definite critical point.
But real alligators don’t really threaten that much, do they…?
>>178
It has a tendency to sneakily come and kill.
Blaziken was also quite lackluster, but just by getting Speed Boost, it became top-tier, and its ability generally makes up for it.
If everything can be boosted to around 100 with Mega Evolution, it seems like it would become stronger.
Grass types struggle unless they receive a gifted specialty like Tsutaja or Gorira.
In the first place, there haven’t been many eruptions, so we’ve been able to manage until now.
Is it okay to connect with crocodiles through a physical water flare song?
Loud Bone is moderately strong.
>>190
The moderate line is quite high…
If Inteleon could get a guaranteed critical hit with its STAB Water moves, it would become much better, right?
>>192
The firepower becomes incredible with the sniper in between.
I think I lined up with the Rabbit Gorilla.
>>192
It’s a bit concerning that I can only secure critical hits with Water-type moves for attacking…
I don’t think Meganium can ever become decent no matter how hard it tries.
At least stop making dream abilities into such garbage.
>>193
If I could get a trait like a mischievous spirit, that would be fine, I guess.
>>193
Regions have more hope than megas, right?
The three branches of the leaf have quite impressive performance, but it’s forgiven because the owner is Decidueye.
Flareborn is the absolute top tier, isn’t it?
Wasn’t it good that it was a guaranteed hit on the target?
Ghosts are really nice, aren’t they?