The sturdy and high C is too great.

A handy type with decent special attack that is immune to poison due to being a Steel type, even without evolution.

I want an unorthodox.

Base stats good, resistance good, ability good, move type not so great.

It felt rather vague in the first generation.

It’s easy to want to include Coil Sarnight Gyarados because it’s so convenient, but I’ll hold back so it doesn’t become my usual team even though it’s my first time playing the new release.

Probably the Pokémon that benefits the most from the change in evolution methods.

The one that stops with Rarecoil.

I wish the magnet bomb was a special move.

Is it Sun and Moon? The one where you can fill the early stages with the cool duo of Klink and Grimer.

Please increase the number of special steel techniques…

In SV, fighting types are normally strong, so a faster one would have been better.

The first generation is a hassle to go search for the power plant.

The mirror shot is gone…

Crush everything with Analyze Jibako.

My travel party almost always had a ghost…
Firepower and decent speed are justice.

When trying to do a new Pokémon challenge in Alola, I give up due to a festival of slow Pokémon.

This guy was always a mainstay in BW2…

Alola’s Denjimushi evolution is too slow…

I’m doing a new Pokémon challenge with 2 ROMs in every region…

The evolution locations of Jibacoil and Dynoose.
Thinking about it now, it’s too harsh.

Water frame Gyarados, electric frame this one will never be out.

In the Alola challenge, the Pokémon became Alolan Raichu, but since it was a regular Pikachu for part of the way, the feeling of being restricted weakened.

Why can’t my Kuwagannon evolve, even though it’s the master? What’s up with Ula’ula Island?

Magikarp is reaping the benefits of the changes in the experience points system all by itself, right?
It requires no effort to cultivate now.

Somehow, I have set a guideline of S70 or higher for traveling companions, and when it comes to Zibako, it has been troubling that it falls below that line.

In the past, I used to have Magikarp at the front of my party…
I was substituting them out immediately after bringing them out…

The travel Lurantis is slightly fast and has a strong gem.

I was randomly playing either Fire Red or HGSS and couldn’t beat the Elite Four! I caught this guy and used him, and he performed so well that I ended up being amazed.

Even in communication evolution, the first to fourth generation groups can be created with Hisui, so it’s allowed…

I was talking about this guy at the company during the day.

At the second gym, c95 is a crime.

The one that was pastured in Anipoke.

It’s a bit scary to take it out into the water.

It was interesting that when I talked to the Coil at the Horakuni Observatory, it replied in Morse code.

Although it was a topic of discussion due to organizational votes, I feel like Coil tends to be quite favored in their position every time.

I was carrying it around because it becomes my first ally in PokéDawn.
Electricity is convenient.

In many cases, using the rare Coil in a journey is a crime, isn’t it?

You didn’t choose Jibacoil, did you?

It’s unlikely that the thread images would rot in travel battles unless all wild Pokémon are either Water/Ground or Steel/Ground types…

There was a teacher in Sun and Moon’s Pokémon School who kept using a surprisingly strong Magnemite.

I think evolving Magikarp is reasonable around level 40.

Looking back, the location evolution was a failure…

The concept of protecting with steel and attacking with electricity is beautiful.

I hope they do something about the unnecessary, specialized items for communication evolution that increased with the rough changes in evolution conditions in DPt.

During the old resistance era, it was really tough.

Even though it’s a game to have fun with friends, it was unusually harsh on solo players during the DS era.
I still cannot forgive the woman who sent a ghost with a stone that hasn’t changed.

I feel like I remembered Sonic Boom as something that could be caught in the very early stages, and for a while, it seemed weak.
But that’s about it.

Before thinking about strong or weak, I just can’t help but use Jibacoil because it’s cool.
Everyone is cool except for the additional evolution group of Sinnoh, Moai.

I think Permot will evolve into a rock type in the next game anyway.

Due to a certain video, it’s stuck in my mind that a specially invested Raikou can outpace the 130 base speed tier by just one point.

When traveling, the normal moves tend to be the main force, making it even tougher.

Surprisingly excellent is the Geodude line.

I have a strong memory of how chaotic and lawless the journey in Pt and BW2 was.
Especially the latter is just perfectly timed to be obtained before the early poison gym.

Even with Lanturn, its base Special Attack is pretty high, considering it’s a former final evolution.

I remember that when I included it in my party in BW2, its main weapon was Electromagnetic Wave Electric Ball, and it was strong.

Characteristic levitate
I used to think it would make me happy.

Even the rocks feel like an invincible fortress in the early game, but the range in which steel can completely shut them down is just too wide!

Ishitsubute, Coil, and Casey have quite impressive A and C at the first stage.

In travel scenarios, the level moves are not great, so I want to reinforce them with TMs.

Even now, steel has the image of being a superior version of rock.

If the opponent is not affected by electricity, chip away with Luster Cannon.

Steel had zero highlights in terms of offense until the demon appeared…

If you could shoot the Houden from the high C, I wouldn’t ask for anything else, but back when there wasn’t even a Houden…