6:19 fun fact: your two favorite Pokémon, Charizard and Typhlosion have an identical Base Stat total and stat spread. With the same IVs, and with identical move sets, they will hit for the exact same range of damage as one another. Which is where the typing, abilities, and moves each can use make the real difference. Hisuian Typhlosion’s base stat spread is slightly altered from original Typhlosion so it doesn’t share this trait.
The entire Blaziken line can learn bulk up but it would be redundant with Swords Dance being the better option, since it’s going to outspeed the competition it doesn’t have any real need for the plus one defense bulk up offers. Also, sky uppercut has been dexited, and no long exists as of generation 8. It was using blaze kick and close combat.
25:00 about blazikin and bulk up, why even increase the defense if the plan is to 1 shot everyone. thats why swordsdance. i dont know if it can learn it but it also would not matter at all
2:55 Apparently "everyone" does not include me. I love the fluffy boi for who he is and Eevee is my favorite Pokemon overall. If I get an Eevee I never evolve it. I only evolve the second Eevee I catch.
Charizard’s prestige may seem trivial and overrated now, but remember, it EARNED that right. As much of a Bulbabro that I am, even I have to admit that Venusaur ain’t exactly the face that sells copies when put on the cover of a cardboard box (hence why NOA didn’t even bother when localizing Gen 1, instead marketing it as just Red and Blue). There is a reason why Pokemon Red is considered to be the canonical version by GameFreak in most promotional material: the Main Character’s default name is Red, he has Charizard a lot of the time like in the Origins special or Masters EX (but not in the manga where he went with Bulbasaur instead first some reason, and his actual starter was a Poliwhirl of all things). I’m getting a bit off track, but what I mean to say is that Charizard being on the cover of that cardboard box is probably a big part of Pokémon’s global success and popularity.
Btw, using Blaziken with Bulk Up simply sucks. Blaziken is a do-or-die kind of pokemon. It either knocks someone out of it gets knocked out. Plus, having 2 moves purely for set-up and 1 for Protect kinda kills the whole offensive potential within Blaziken. You gotta remember about type coverage in your moveset. After all, you basically have only 1 attacking move and you can't knock out a good team of pokemon with a 2x attack using a single fire or fighting move alone. You gotta give it 1 fighting move and 1 fire move.
Charizard’s prestige may seem trivial and overrated now, but remember, it EARNED that right. As much of a Bulbabro that I am, even I have to admit that Venusaur ain’t exactly the face that sells copies when put on the cover of a cardboard box (hence why NOA didn’t even bother when localizing Gen 1, instead marketing it as just Red and Blue). There is a reason why Pokemon Red is considered to be the canonical version by GameFreak in most promotional material: the Main Character’s default name is Red, he has Charizard a lot of the time like in the Origins special or Masters EX (but not in the manga where he went with Bulbasaur instead first some reason, and his actual starter was a Poliwhirl of all things). I’m getting a bit off track, but what I mean to say is that Charizard being on the cover of that cardboard box is probably a big part of Pokémon’s global success and popularity.
Throat Chop was a signature move back in Gen 7 but then Gen 8 came and tons of Pokémon got it, including Barraskewda and Bouffalant for some reason
Bouufalant will take what he can get
barraskewda can definitely chop your throat if tried long enough
6:19 fun fact: your two favorite Pokémon, Charizard and Typhlosion have an identical Base Stat total and stat spread. With the same IVs, and with identical move sets, they will hit for the exact same range of damage as one another. Which is where the typing, abilities, and moves each can use make the real difference.
Hisuian Typhlosion’s base stat spread is slightly altered from original Typhlosion so it doesn’t share this trait.
Lol that is very true
The entire Blaziken line can learn bulk up but it would be redundant with Swords Dance being the better option, since it’s going to outspeed the competition it doesn’t have any real need for the plus one defense bulk up offers.
Also, sky uppercut has been dexited, and no long exists as of generation 8. It was using blaze kick and close combat.
25:00 about blazikin and bulk up, why even increase the defense if the plan is to 1 shot everyone. thats why swordsdance.
i dont know if it can learn it but it also would not matter at all
2:55 Apparently "everyone" does not include me. I love the fluffy boi for who he is and Eevee is my favorite Pokemon overall. If I get an Eevee I never evolve it. I only evolve the second Eevee I catch.
Charizard’s prestige may seem trivial and overrated now, but remember, it EARNED that right. As much of a Bulbabro that I am, even I have to admit that Venusaur ain’t exactly the face that sells copies when put on the cover of a cardboard box (hence why NOA didn’t even bother when localizing Gen 1, instead marketing it as just Red and Blue). There is a reason why Pokemon Red is considered to be the canonical version by GameFreak in most promotional material: the Main Character’s default name is Red, he has Charizard a lot of the time like in the Origins special or Masters EX (but not in the manga where he went with Bulbasaur instead first some reason, and his actual starter was a Poliwhirl of all things).
I’m getting a bit off track, but what I mean to say is that Charizard being on the cover of that cardboard box is probably a big part of Pokémon’s global success and popularity.
Contrary to popular belief ground DOESNT resist fire
you should react to the other Pokemon Batle Royale from Terminal Montage
Ive done other battle royals like the mega evolutions, gigantimax and legendary
@@detroitgamer006 that's good, I will see them later
Btw, using Blaziken with Bulk Up simply sucks. Blaziken is a do-or-die kind of pokemon. It either knocks someone out of it gets knocked out. Plus, having 2 moves purely for set-up and 1 for Protect kinda kills the whole offensive potential within Blaziken. You gotta remember about type coverage in your moveset. After all, you basically have only 1 attacking move and you can't knock out a good team of pokemon with a 2x attack using a single fire or fighting move alone. You gotta give it 1 fighting move and 1 fire move.
You should have put explaining in the title to make it less confusing.
Charizard’s prestige may seem trivial and overrated now, but remember, it EARNED that right. As much of a Bulbabro that I am, even I have to admit that Venusaur ain’t exactly the face that sells copies when put on the cover of a cardboard box (hence why NOA didn’t even bother when localizing Gen 1, instead marketing it as just Red and Blue). There is a reason why Pokemon Red is considered to be the canonical version by GameFreak in most promotional material: the Main Character’s default name is Red, he has Charizard a lot of the time like in the Origins special or Masters EX (but not in the manga where he went with Bulbasaur instead first some reason, and his actual starter was a Poliwhirl of all things).
I’m getting a bit off track, but what I mean to say is that Charizard being on the cover of that cardboard box is probably a big part of Pokémon’s global success and popularity.