People who haven’t played the Switch generation?

The one that suppresses the AC the most is Goriander with a 60.
There’s nothing as blatant as a level like 50 or 40.

If we go back to the original discussion, the total base stats are nothing but a mass of deception.

It’s not so much a problem of battle balance, but since the starter Pokémon are used with high probability in travel parties, if you lean too much towards one side in the game, it could make traveling difficult.

I really like Asireine and Emperto’s action moves.

There are likely many people in the group that only consume Pokémon as an RPG who have no understanding of damage calculation formulas.
The explanation in the game is somewhat lacking.

I think it’s unfair that while my peers Gaen and Ashile are quite AC-biased, this guy is just being flattened out.
You know that you’re the weakest in terms of typing, and you’re making it even weaker, right?

A107C100 has too much waste.

A type with many weaknesses becomes useless, as they can suddenly be taken down in one hit when the journey reaches its climax.

The thread image’s special move is also pretty lame…

Even though it’s C100, it doesn’t remember any special moves at all.

In the first place, there aren’t many Pokémon that are cut short even if they are not from the prestigious three families.

Leaf Storm
Shadow Ball
There are special techniques, but whether to use them is questionable.

I wonder why they made this guy so obviously weak…

Isn’t there a child with a disability?

It’s hard to believe that there are still people who can’t even gather matching techniques these days… I think.

Well, I don’t want to say that the physical dragapult is all set as above.

Huh? Were you talking about level-up moves when you said “I don’t remember”?

Could it be that we’re not understanding each other…?

It looks like they are just wasting their C to make it weaker.
The two synchronized companions are strong to a certain extent, so I wonder why there is such a disparity between them.

Considering the circumstances of the trip, Juniper doesn’t have any special moves at all.
I don’t feel the need to specifically divide it into dual wields.

Remote things tend to rot if they are special.
It’s not like that in physics either.

I chose Tepig in BW2, but I wondered whether to send this one to the box…?

Remote technology also has non-contact enhancements…

I still think Pokabu is pretty good.
The Decidueye in Legends was amazing.

I think the lower AC should be at least around 70…
Recently, I’ve been deceiving by distributing strong traits and skills, but…

The recent three major families are strong and good, aren’t they?
The SV is a bit too strong…

Even though A<C, I hope Sceptile, which has more physical techniques, gets a reevaluation.

If you’re just occasionally lifting in basic physics, having C80 is enough, so cut that and allocate it to S…

The total base stats being a deception, or rather, wanting to talk only about the total base stats is a deception.

Watching Wanida, I realize that there are limits to compensating through distribution.

If only it could somehow manage with its abilities or type like a similar AC Bakuda…

I feel like it’s a bad thing that the usual ability is fixed for the starter Pokémon and there is no second ability.
If the Dream Abilities are underwhelming like Juniper or Inteleon, it’s game over.

I don’t think Inteleon is weak just because it has no personality; it’s not strong either, though.
This guy is clearly weak.

Kagenui is really strong.

If you’re going to bring out a lot of grass spirits, at least differentiate them more.

Well, there’s talk about a lot of competition for water, but that’s a problem before that.
I think the biggest problem with Inteleon is not its ability, but rather that it has had its Focus Energy removed for some reason…

The Inteleon from Sword and Shield was thriving with its intense personality.
SV? It’s weak; it’s amazing how weak it is with that distribution. There’s just no skill.

The jade side also has three strong arrows.
I don’t know the main body.

But among the Alola starter Pokémon, this one made the best use of the Z-Stone…

The latest Loudbone at A75 and the Gorilla at C60 definitely feel excessive.

As for whether the low-speed grass attackers trio was strong…
Defeating the Rumpappa that has been lingering around with a preemptive headband Udohan.
It was fun to use a scarf to knock down Goukazaru with an earthquake.
When asked if it’s easy to use, I would say yes.

I love the lavishness of the three arrows.

Inteleon should learn from the agility of Weezing.

The three arrows themselves are strong, but it’s not like I can shoot them from above as an S, and I don’t have the luxury to shoot them multiple times, which feels inconsistent.

Basically, in travel parties, since we want to reduce the hassle of healing and restocking, if we can’t overwhelm the enemy with level and speed, it becomes significantly less convenient to use.

I thought banana was slow, but it’s actually quite fast.

The Wēnibar isn’t being used at all, but it’s not the Wēnibar’s fault, so it’s whatever… kind of feeling.

If Mascarena had three arrows, it would have been a damn cat.
No, Trifla was definitely a shitty cat too.

The water three houses, Swampert in physical form and Primarina in special form, still feel like the two strong contenders.

Inteleon is pretty much an orthodox special type and easy to handle, right?
That’s all there is.

The turtle really feels like it’s trying to manage things like being tricked by a cat or getting splashed.

The various support moves that come after the rise of Aksute S, and the way it activates overconfidence whenever there’s a gap, should have been called out as ridiculous if it weren’t for SV.

I’m not asking for luxury or the strongest.
At least make sure that the Three Great Houses have a performance that isn’t weak…

Blastoise is actually something that has managed to get by, right?

The competitive environment aside, I think the travel team, including GBA, is generally beginner-friendly and not too harsh, so I don’t think it’s that unfortunate.
Considering that there are some tough characters among the historical Three Families not just in battles but also in journeys,

It probably won’t be a problem as long as it’s not something too tough like a journey similar to Chikorita.

In a battle, unlike in a journey, a single Sharitatsu is probably stronger than Inteleon.

Chikorita has to face its weak types right at the beginning when there are so few options…

I’m looking forward to seeing what happens with the three main families of ZA.

[Grass type (Usage rate in Regigigas H / Highest rank)]
Mascarnya 5th place / 1st place (Regi H)
Jalorda 32nd / 3rd (Regi F)
Gorilander 40th / 5th (Regulation G)
Venusaur 96th / 59th (Regular G)
H Juniper 105th / 142nd (Regular H)
Dodaitose 132nd / 162nd (Regular H)
Brigalon Out of range / Rank 114 (Regi D)
Junaiper　　Out of range / 149th place (Reg D)
Jukain Outside the rankings / 266th place (Regular G)
Meganium Outside the top / Rank 371 (Reg G)

I think Inteleon was thinking that even if it was left with its HP low, it wouldn’t be able to take a hit.

[Water Type (Regular H Usage Rate / Highest Rank)]
Asireen 7th place / 1st place (Regular H)
Lagaridge 48th / 1st (Regi H)
Gekkouga 55th / 72nd (Regular G)
Weenibal 65th / 2nd (Reg A)
H Daikenki 67th / 15th (Regi H)
Empoleon 118th / 182nd (Regi E)
Blastoise 138th / –
Orderil Out of range / 266th place (Regi G)
Inteleon Outside the range / Rank 71 (Regulation H)
Dai Kenki Out of range / –

Until the gorilla arrived, I was feeling a chronic atmosphere of “What should we do about the three traveling grass families…?”
Thank you, Gorilla.
Thank you, female cat.

Wasn’t Greninja’s usage rate really high right after it was released?
Everyone quickly noticed the awkwardness and disappeared.

Detailed rankings change frequently, so even if you post the rankings from a temporary season…

Blastoise shone by winning the juniors at the last WCS of Sword and Shield.
When it’s said that the place where I was active is hard to look at, yeah.

The water unit has beautifully settled down at the bottom.

[Fire type (Usage rate / Highest rank)]
Loudborn 17th place / 2nd place (Reg A・H)
Blaziken 30th place / 1st place (Regulatory H)
Cinderace 38th / 4th (Regular H)
Incineroar 43rd / 5th (Regulation G)
H Bakufun 76th / 140th (Regular H)
Charizard 93rd / 186th (Regulatory H)
Goukazaru 98th place / 65th place (Regular H)
Mafokushi 116th / 207th (Reg H)
Bakufuun Outside the range / 82nd place (Regi F)
Emboar Out of range / –

The water deck only has the image of being too strong for rivals.

I think that even if I line them up with my own idea of strength, it’s not like this.

In this case, while the allocation leaning towards dual-wielding is acceptable, having low HP durability and a halfway S70 is just too much.

You can only use either the original or the jade, and the fact that everyone is ranked with jade means…
I guess it means that there’s some support for Jade, at least…

I don’t think anyone would complain if the Three Houses were around 550.

When it comes to travel stories, the unfortunate thing about Chikorita is that most of its easily accessible types have already been processed in Kanto.

Bakphoon and Daikenki are actually stronger than their appearance suggests, Hisui.
Junaiper is nothing more than a three-arrow machine no matter how far it goes.

Problem of having too many fire type fighters.

I feel like the Water-only team of the Three Great Houses has straightforward attackers besides Kame, but in that direction, having a single type probably isn’t that great.

Pardea seems to be that way, but the Hoenn starter trio also has a surprisingly high average.

After all, H Bakufun is basically an eruption machine.

The fact that it can use unified Shadow Ball makes it much better than the original species, H Typhlosion.
Being able to nullify multiple priority moves with Ghost is impressive too.

Maybe Game Freak is thinking, “Ugh, it’s annoying to hear complaints about past Pokémon now.”

I see through you.
I’m serious, it’s tough.

Jukain has the ability to perform strong moves and has a tail cut and acrobatics, so regardless of whether it’s strong or not, it has its own characteristics.

Heirascha did something horrible to Suicune, didn’t he?
Well, it’s fine, that kind of guy.

I love Macho Men like Swampert, who continues to fight with physical strength and technique even though they can’t get strong traits.
My partner since childhood.

I think it’s a fact that for attackers, having a combination is generally more favorable.
Although it’s mentioned together, from the perspective of defense, there are few weaknesses in a single type, which can also be a strength.

It is certainly true that being sharp doesn’t necessarily mean it has a good travel usability.
Both swords shall perish.

The thread image is like, strong in Pokkén…

Lagrange is impressive for learning Rock Throw and Rock Slide through level-up moves.
Just by compensating for leveling the ground with a technical machine, it can serve as a main force in your journey.
Water techniques will have to wait until waterfall climbing or aqua break.

The categorization of “composite type” and “simple type” is too broad, and it’s impossible to make a straightforward strength comparison between the two.

I think the usability of a travel companion depends more on the moves they can learn than on their base stats.

I think appearance is also important when it comes to the three main families, oink.

What was the evaluation of Blaziken in the battle environment before the introduction of hidden abilities?
I wonder if it was able to distinguish itself from the other three starter monkeys of the same type.

It’s mentioned from the start, but for Pokémon like Cresselia and Heiriyarsha that are defensive types, having a single type can sometimes be beneficial as it doesn’t add strange weaknesses.

What types are currently being used in the environment?
Salt, rasha, and gorilla…

If you start saying that adding types makes you stronger, then it just becomes a matter of saying that if you add a convenient type, of course, it would be stronger…
Well, if Kyogre was a Rock Ghost, it would have been stronger.

I think it was tough that there were no fighting games equivalent to Infa until around Platinum for the carriage.

Regardless of reception, I feel that attackers don’t particularly have the strength of single types.

For example, I think Coridon was stronger without its Dragon type.

The monkeys no longer resemble the glory of their past performances.
Both firepower, durability, and speed have become completely inflated.

There is a perspective that the firepower of the珠前提 monkey has been insufficient since that time.

Has there ever been a time when Emboar was active enough to be a topic of conversation?
I’ve only heard something about memorizing boiling water.

If you don’t expect a pure attacker, it’s totally doable, Monkey.
You have some strange skills.

It’s a teaching technique, that’s why it’s called “stupid strength”.

Has any information come out about what will happen to the Three Families in AZ?
Three animals from different generations were shown.

There isn’t another starter Pokémon whose evaluation changes 180 degrees in travel and battles like Serperior.

Emboar has often been talked about as primarily a Fire/Fighting type, even more than its standalone specs, and I remember saying that myself.

Goukazaru is said to be as strong as Garchomp under a mysterious rule called “Generation 4 Single 66,” which was apparently popular at the time.
However, I’ve never seen anyone doing Singles 66 at past game tournaments, so I’m not really sure what it’s like in reality.

Buo seems to have received a dual-edge thanks to its desperate efforts, even though it’s not a rock.
Although unexpected moves were added to genetic techniques, the traits and skills are quite favorable.
The type holds me back in various ways…