To be honest, it’s a trait.
If there is anything usable from this alone, there was a prospect of adoption.

Species value copy

It might be the base stats, abilities, and exclusive moves…

Base stats, moves, types, abilities

Base stats, abilities, and moves

The kindness of not mentioning appearances.

A special move that doesn’t win against any of the Suiryuu Renda.

>>8It’s strange… this guy was supposed to have been doing fairly well in the beginning…

It’s a penis, isn’t it?

I wonder if it was born out of the concept of creating an utterly useless Pokémon with excellent water-type characters.

Isn’t a total base stat of 425 just terrible?
Isn’t it okay to raise about 50 at once, including their Alolan forms?

– Now the base stats are far too weak.
– A mediocre trait that cannot make up for that.
– A single type that cannot expect either defense or offense.
– Weak attacks that are not matching techniques
– A particularly uninteresting auxiliary movement.
Is this area bad?

Why is it that the abilities activate when receiving an attack with two characteristics while in the strategy? Ahhh!
I’m basically dead!

I think it’s not fair that the region (or non-region) is just stronger than the original…

I at least wanted to be able to fight on my journey.

Diglett gets weaker and weaker every time it leaves a region.

Fluffy appearance

It looks a bit…

When I tried to use it for travel, its HP was too low and it was too soft to be useful.

Being a Dugtrio.

Name, appearance, and performance

Because Wanaider, with lower base stats than this guy, is able to do what it wants, this guy’s shortcomings stand out.

The range of skills is also garbage and it’s tough.

If it had turned into a completely different creature from Dugtrio, I would have rated it for its impact even if it was weak.

I can’t defeat my opponent in one hit, yet I get taken down in one hit in return, so it’s tough even on my journey.

If it had turned out to be just like Gameno Desu, that alone would have been interesting.

It would be great if I could become a budget version of Urshifu since I can use a three-hit water move.

There are many strong opponents on the journey, so there isn’t much room for me.

I took them out as part of the travel party’s water role, but I realized we don’t need a water role after all.

I had been so oblivious to numbers that I never cared about them until I realized during my travels how important base stats are.

Triple dive is also hard to use in travel.

Even if it’s an antlion, it’s probably still no good.

If I were a technician, it would have lined up with the triple dive…

Before its release, Umidiguda was a completely different species that looked similar! It’s interesting and looks just like a real creature! We were all excited about it!
Once it was released and this thing was found, there were no more discussions about it at all.

Considering that most of the Pokémon in Paldea are designed to be combat-oriented, it could be said that they are intentionally made to be very weak.

There are few water spots to collect on the journey.

The fact that you can generally find Magikarp in any series…

Wherever this guy is, there are usually Marill and Magikarp around…

The impact of the lion’s mane jellyfish is so overwhelming as a case of convergent evolution that it feels like this one is a failure.

Even if you turn a blind eye to all the game’s performance.
That would still make it below Umidigda.

I don’t really understand the decision to add more derivatives to the Diglett line, which already has regions.

In Paldea, you can basically see some concept of use for any minor Pokémon through their exclusive moves or abilities, but this one I really just don’t understand at all.

Even when watching streamers, it was clear that Umi Digda was almost completely sidelined after being captured and evolving into Umi Trio due to its visual appeal, so it makes sense…

Honestly, I don’t mind the appearance.
There are no other elements that I can like.

Is there any good place?

If it’s a sand hell, that’s one thing.

It’s not like they’re just there to liven things up like Delibird or Luvdisc, so the severity actually stands out even more.

What’s up with not being able to move on water in a plain way?
Are there any other water types that cannot move on water?

I thought they were going to make bold changes with the DLC skills, but it ended up being nothing like that, which made me laugh.

Why was the first generation Dugtrio so strong?

Umidigda is good, isn’t it?

I think Alolan Dugtrio was the maximum instant wind speed at the demo shooting point.

If you can make a clear-cut distribution like DOO,

I was sent to the box because I lost to Shiroko’s Kotas.

If it were an antlion in a water ground, it would still have been usable somehow.

If the regional Dugtrio were an antlion, it would eat the original species, so I understand why that’s not allowed.
If this guy doesn’t have an ant lion, what are you going to make him do?

I wished the triple dive would at least have a hit rate of 100.

Evolve to the next level.

It’s already impossible for a general Pokémon with high speed at the first generation level.
I can’t keep up with the speed inflation, and it’s just that the base stats are being pressured.

The question of whether the physical water of travel can capture high rocks and the ground persists.

Despite just throwing Dugtrio, which fought by compensating for its weak abilities with excellent skills, clever tactics, and a semi-exclusive super-strong trait, into a highly competitive area as a pure Water type while keeping its base stats unchanged and reducing its abilities to uselessness…

Unlike the original species, it’s impossible to use the electric one weapon in a sandy hell like a basic way, and even if I get a sandy hell, well…

Both in terms of character and game strength, Sushi and Rasha are too strong.

The sand hell technique can use a whirlpool of equal power.
Isn’t it the antlion?

I was so excited to want to show it off before its release, but after raising it and battling until it evolved, I silently sent it to the box. That’s how it went with that Anago.

I see, instead of losing everything, the special triple dive has an incredibly ridiculous performance, right?

It’s boring for the face position to be the same as Diglett’s.

The mysterious claw technique that was usable because I was a mole has vanished now that I’ve become a fish, which hurts.

There is a world of difference between the jellyfish used by Wolfe, a regular at WCS, and this one.

I was traveling with a new Pokémon team, but I evolved and changed into a dolphin.

It’s really just simply weak.

Both types of jellyfish are strong and amazing, right?

It suddenly becomes simple with the Umitorio, doesn’t it?

It’s no good when a rock grows out of nowhere without any context or interest.

I feel like I wouldn’t use Triple Dive even if it were a bit stronger, but there isn’t even that.

If it had remained buried in the ground until the end, was it no good on the water surface?

In the past, S was making a big fuss with around 110 or 120, but if AC is around 100, it’s tough without another talent.

It’s so boring that it’s almost only capable of punching, despite being excessively skinny.

It’s interesting that Umidigda is Umidigda.
It’s not interesting at all to make this resemble Dugtrio.

It’s good because it’s shining with PokéPoké.

I was deeply disappointed to have three heads.

Just go ahead and stand up already.
Why does it become Dugtrio?

What is this thing? A garden eel? An anemone?

I wanted a trait where the power of the technique is one-third, but it allows for three attacks.

Umidigda was a good idea, but that was completely the peak.

It’s terrible that it doesn’t have 100% accuracy with that performance.

It’s not like I can do something interesting.

The technique that follows the water flow combo feels lonely.

While Torodokutsuki, who was constantly called weak, quickly received support, Trio-kun got nothing…

Even if Triple Dive is an upgraded version of Water Stream Assault, it’s still suspicious that it’s just an outright weak move. What the heck is going on?

All of them

Lowering the opponent’s speed by one stage and instantly dying is not bad for a strategy focused on setting the stage.
There is nothing else strong enough that can be left behind at the scene.

Having a gym with a weakness type nearby is important.

Similar concepts like the jellyfish are full of interesting features.

It has a weak attack range that feels like a move from the third generation.

The twin beam, which also first appeared in SV, is not used either, right?

I think it should be lined up with Tetsunoibara.

It’s not bad as a keepsake.
In the first place, it’s just that Dugtrio isn’t a bad choice as a lead, so Dugtrio is fine.

I don’t understand why this guy has received two EX Poké Poké with Alodag.

Just because it’s a special skill doesn’t mean there’s a rule that you have to use it.
If there are strong techniques for attack or support, it doesn’t matter if the special technique is weak; there is no problem at all.
If you have a strong technique,

Arodague is the same.
I wonder why they thought it was okay to give such performance with the assumption of taking damage and a status down.

Originally, out of the hundreds of Pokémon used for battles, only about 20 are really good…

It has a strong exclusive move and is the only dual-type, but it probably has less recognition than the image in the thread, Tagginguru.
It’s a pitiful final evolution Normal type that can’t even use destructive beams.

In the current state where there is no repayment of favors, the physical Normal type has its Normal aspect somewhat holding it back.

Tagginguru can sometimes be seen in combo-themed parties when it’s double.
Isn’t it just that they became famous for going to the bad side like Baokki?

I do like the appearance quite a bit, though…

I could have forgiven you if it weren’t red.

I think I ran out of energy while thinking about the jellyfish.

If I have to go to the beach for this guy, I’d rather catch a Ruriri or Buizel in the river instead.

I’ve thought this since the first time I saw it, but the colors are really intense, aren’t they?
I think there was a bit more color.

Honestly, I think the original Dugtrio’s stats are already quite tough.

I don’t think that being used in matches is everything.

Not only is it a pitfall for ants, but it also has weak specs even for shadow-stepping.

I thought Taggingru would evolve to the next level.

If you don’t use it yourself, there’s Sand Hide, but I only have the image of a fool who normally gets sand eaten in high battles with its dream ability.

Although they are different types, the initial new Pokémon, Pamo, which can hit physically, and Papimocchi, which can also endure, are strong.

I think they wanted to surprise us by having a similar-looking jellyfish evolve into something completely different, but it’s just too similar and not very interesting.

Personally, I reached my limit when Umidigda evolved into this.
The disappointment I felt at that time is comparable to when my Leeshan, which I worked hard to use in Diamond and Pearl, evolved into Chirin.

There are times when I wonder if Bawutzel’s characteristics make it a good Pokémon to receive early on.

Why does it turn red when it evolves?

You did it when you had the difficult-to-use lookalike Alolan Dugtrio!

I first saw Wanida from Tamanchura and thought, “Wow…” but after various experiences, I’ve come to accept it.

Oh, it’s not just about physics, but in that cute early-stage category, Wooper is included too!

Wanaider’s technique was so exceptional that it once ranked in the top 10 moves used by Dobble.

Dugtrio was used as a counter for the original evolution of Gachikuma in a sand trap-based defensive loop.

It’s quite common for cute early Pokémon to evolve into a form that’s different from what you expected.
Wanider is even one of the better ones among them.

I gave a job to hit Shirodesuna with base stats 0, but I’m getting frustrated because it’s not 100% accurate.

Based on the name, I was hoping for a tough and cool evolution that looks exactly like a tarantula.

Pokémon like Incineroar and Pulswone tend to have rather unexpected evolutions, don’t they?

Aren’t there a lot of cute Pokémon that evolved while still being cute this time?

Upon closer inspection, we look very similar, but we’re actually a different race! What does it mean to have a copied base stats under that tagline?

Give me something that makes Pokémon other than water types unable to switch just by being on the field.
Dugtrio may not keep up with the current inflation, but it won’t be criticized.

The Game Freak staff who saw a sand eel in the real world thought, “This is basically a sea version of Diglett,” and just implemented it as a one-off joke Pokémon.

Even if we catch this guy, we won’t be able to do anything and will just get beaten down normally and overcome.

It’s amazing how Mascarenea, after being told not to stand up repeatedly, managed to convince almost everyone.

Well, at the point of Nyahito, it already becomes quite intimidating, so I brace myself for the next one to be fierce as well.
Wrestlers who will further pierce through that determination.

Large beasts can sense the direction of their final evolution around the time they understand that their legs are thick from a young age.

Since there’s no one surpassing Briggalon with a disappointing evolution from the three great houses, I can’t help but think that Gaogaen is still relatively cute.

It’s cute, but it has gotten bigger… that’s what Parmot is.

I think the reason why the flow of Nyahoha standing became public during the time of Nyahoha is mainly due to Nyaabi and Gaogaen.

There shouldn’t be any dud final evolutions among the starter Pokémon from Sun and Moon.
To be honest, I was quite braced because I find Fukurou and Oshamari creepy.

(I shouldn’t stand up…)

Daikenki, don’t sit, stand up.

Nyaabi had a cool design primarily in black.
I think if it were something like Maneyura, it wouldn’t have been talked about this much.

Since the original species was used a bit in this work, the position of the region has become even more uncertain.

This can also be said for the jellyfish.
Since it’s just a look-alike and not a specific region, I think it would have been fine to change the performance quite a bit.

Before the release → Nyaho, don’t stand up!
After release → Don’t stand, Tamanchura!

Jellyfish are a different matter except for the distribution…

Wanaider is creepier when it’s crawling.

It’s really frustrating that despite having both regional variants and closely related species, Dugtrio is not viable in either case.

It seems that regions have similar characteristics, so ideally each would have its own role, but that’s quite difficult, isn’t it?
Are you listening, Kamitsukurochi? Don’t mess with me!

I think it’s about time for some mammals that don’t seem particularly related to water from the water trinity to make an appearance.
Dogs and such

In general, while Torracat hurt the hearts of those who were expecting Litten, it is still quite popular overall.

Gyarados is less popular than Mimikyu, Decidueye, Incineroar, Zeraora, and Gallade in Alola.
In other words, it’s more popular than anything else.

Was Lycanroc that popular…?