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The art is honestly one of my favourite things about this! The addition of the lovely graphics really takes this one to a whole new level. Fantastic job, you've got yourself a sub!
Mechanical changes more than power creep is causing issues here. If the Gen 1 mons were still able to max out Stat Exp, had Amensia still be effectivly two calm minds, partial trapping moves that prevent the opponent from using moves, 90% accurate Blizzard, physical hyperbeam that doesn't need to recharge on KO, they could probably get through this whole challenge lossless.
Shows that GAMEFREAK has gotten incredibly lazy, as usual. They could've made thousands of new moves, types, mechanics, while still taking the original 1st Generation into consideration. How many people have made it a point to keep their team from childhood? I know I tried until I just began hating Pokemon. Every game it gets worse.
For context: The weird gaps in learnsets for early levels is due to gen 1 not having any way for the player to encounter pokemon before a certain level (whereas later gens have breeding) and so they didnt bother making movesets below the encounter level
“Okay penny, tell me what your evil organization really wants? Money? “Nope” “Power?” “Nope” “To expand the ocean?” “Nope” “Then what do you want?” “I just want my friends back 😢” “Man, I miss Team Rocket” I would’ve never expected Red of all trainers to want Giovanni and his Mafia back 😂
If they were allowed to have all Gen I mechanics in 2023, they could be kinda busted, actually... they'd have maximum EVs in all stats, so +63 in everything by LV100, a single Special stat that made Amnesia busted, 90% accurate Blizzard, a Hyper Beam that skips the recharge turn after a KO, the fastest ones would spam critical hits, and so on...
@@kazemizuI had to look up Hyper drill as I’m not use to the most recent mechanics, so I’d say he got lucky cause in Gen 1 , counter only countered normal and fighting moves so there’s things that changed for the better in his favor
"I didn't know Golduck had that kinda heat in him" BRO. GETTING SURF IN EVERY GAME IS LIKE GETTING A LOADED RIFLE. Once you get surf, you get victories. Facts.
But he would have more pwoerful moves which he didn't used he is just shłt at gen 1 hardcore gaming.... No hyperbeam no amnesia? Spore to put the enemy 100% to sleep.... Firespin instead if shitty enber it woudl trap and continously damage enemies.... Bin/wrap so no enemy cna attack you while gets damaged.... For cloyster camp so enemy woudl be out from 2-5 turns... he is either some new gen pokémon snob....or 28 years and still a shit trainer 🤣😆🤣😆
It's not just the Pokémon but the mindset of a Gen 1er behind the controls that took them down. Great job showing the newest Gen that the OGs of Gen 1 still rule the Pokeworld.
A true Raichu lover would have waited until Pikachu learned Thunderbolt to evolve. Gen one Pikachu learned it pretty early at level 26, at least in Yellow.
He must be going off of red/blue and not yellow. Yellow changed the movesets and locations of a bunch of pokemon to make the early game much easier. For example in yellow mankey is found on route 22 and learns low kick at lv 9. Nidoran also learns double kick much earlier at lv 12.
Doing this with Gen 1 movesets was masochistic and I loved it. Well done that was some excellent play and those drawings were super cute. Also arcanine is my fav
OK, the run was great and all, but the end shot of RNGesus (omanyte) and the FLOATING SHOPPING BAG FROM EARLIER gazing down from heaven is just such great attention to detail. Luker, you're a great editor. And Nayeon's animations were amazing too! Such as that shot where Keegan is justifying Dragonite sucking, its an Ace attorney reference. With the classic finger point, and the derpy dragonite standing in the witness stand, it was also great!
@@Grey_Warden_Invasion a lot of people now experience Gen 1 through RBY on Showdown, where Badge Boost doesn't apply (because of multiplayer, not Showdown mods), although that is true
My Fave is Cubone, its cute and has a sad story-in lets go pikachu, I made my cubone lvl 100 and didn't evolve it, it can solo the whole league and is the absolute goat. I'm happy KJ did this video.
Overall favourite for Gen 1 is Mew! It's adorable, a sleeper powerhouse, mother of Mewtwo and can transform into any of my other favourite mons! Easily the best pick 😅 I also really enjoyed the balanced views of "I love gen 1 Pokémon" and "why are all their movesets trash?!" Great video!!
If nothing else, this is an EXCELLENT way to demonstrate how a series evolves over multiple decades. As an OG myself who's loved the series his whole life, I have to respect the hustle.
they took too long to separate physical and special from types. that's something that should've happened by gen 3. and instead, only happened by gen 4, on the DS. that's a far bigger deal than abilities, as most of them were pretty mediocre in gen 3. with only a handfull really being usefull. also, it took them too long to make bug types, not shite, hell, i would even argue that they only became viable by white/black. i also have to argue that the games suffers ALOT from each gen putting many of the earlier pokemon you have access to beyond the elite 4. which by then, most players will have stopped playing. the irony is, its the opposite problem to gen 2, which had many of its newer mons, too late. that means, only competitive actually ends up making use of them. finally, and this is an issue that was fixed and then broken again, TMs being single use, with many of them being literaly 1 per game, forced players into exploiting bugs to clone those tms. you can really see that if you go check platinum's forums, as many people advise to not use earthquake tm, before being able to cloning it... which is only accessible AFTER the elite 4 again. there's even an argument to be made about the internet mechanic of the newer generations, being time bombs, as nintendo is not afraid of cutting the cord, making those massive parts of those games pretty much dead(white and black comes to mind, as well as the pokemon bank and the friend safari in x/y). so i would argue that for as many steps foward the franchise does, it manages to also undo many offering inferior experiences in many ways.
@@marcosdheleno Alright, so. Generation 2 split Special into Special Attack and Special Defense, and introduced Steel and Dark as types. Generation 3 added Abilities. Generation 4 introduced the Physical/Special split. Generation 5 introduced Hidden Abilities. Generation 6 introduced what I call the Boost Factor. Mega Evolution for 6. Additionally, TMs become infinite-use. Generation 7's Boost Factor was Z-Power (which also introduced the concept of ANY Pokemon having access to a Boost Factor), and continued supporting the Generation 6 Boost Factor. Generation 8's Boost Factor was Dynamax, and concluded support of both Mega Evolution and Z-Moves. TRs are introduced, which function as single-use TMs. Generation 9's Boost Factor is the Terastallization. It also concludes support of Dynamax. TRs are discontinued, and TMs are once again single use. However, you can now indefinitely craft a TM once you have its recipe, and the materials/LP to craft it.
I feel like Zapdos is one of the only gen 1 Pokemon that can somewhat get by with its original gen 1 moveset. Thunderbolt, Drill Peck, Thunder Wave, and Agility was its main set back then, and while it's not _good_ today... it's better than most mons.
1:47 I beat several gyms without terrastalizing lol. I can safely say it's not needed in this game outside of raid battles and the Terrapagos battle either.
I just watched this on my TV but had to come on here on my phone to finally leave a comment. Your videos are so ridiculously great and entertaining. They bring me so much joy - they always have - but now they’re even getting better with the animation and editing details. I was laughing the whole time and thought this was such a fun, nostalgic run to choose. That said, Bulbasaur #1.
I mean a Dragonite got 3rd at Worlds this year so I wouldn't say Gen 1 Pokemon have been powercrept out of relevancy. Many of them have stood the test of time, Dragonite is just one example, Charizard, Gengar, Snorlax, Zapdos, and others are still very much relevant Pokemon by today's standards. The only reason this challenge was even remotely hard was because of Gen 1 moves, not because they were Gen 1 Pokemon.
Except those gen 1 pokemon gained abilities, better movelists and in many cases slight stat boosts. Dragonite in gen 1 had no dragon moves, horrible movelist, had no multi-scale, had no held items.
Very strong gen 1 water type for sure! I couldn’t imagine many people disagree with you! My go to favorite water type in gen 1 is kingler. No clue why. But my overall favorite mon in gen 1 is gastly. That blue shiny, to me, is my absolute favorite over the whole series by leagues! Just don’t ever evolve it if you cop one… Gengar and Haunters shiny color hardly shows a difference… 😅😂
@bhavysaini5727 hustle is way better than ripen, especially since it's supposed to fight in Gravity (increasing accuracy to nullify Hustle acc drop, and letting you keep the Attack buff, and boosting Grav Apple to 120 BP). Build your team well, and even poor Pokémon can win.
@@furiouscorgi6614 see i clearly mentioned "showdown" in my comment. If you have ever played one in randoms then you could have known not even a single mon is equipped with gravity...
Gen I pokemon aren't just victims of power creep here. They have been *significantly* nerfed. From all maxxed EVs, to sleep mechanics, to badge boosts, wrap and bind, no-recharge-on-ko hyperbeam, more effective boost moves (ala amnesia), crit mechanics, etc. Gen I pokemon as they actually were would absolutely walk every later gen.
I never thought I’d see this particular run done. But never did I dream someone would come up with it, let alone have the genius to make it work and work as well as it did. YOU ARE MY HERO, KEEGANJ. An inspiration to hardcore nuzlockers everywhere.
@@123kidxpac123pac The one caveat is that instead of making mons more deadly, focus energy removes crits so you could catch without worry of knocking out enemies.
@@LegendStormcrowFocus energy is actually optimal on a Scyther with Swords Dance and Slash. Gen 1 crits removed any attack boosts before calculating, which means slash does less damage if it crits than it does off one SD. Focus energy reducing the crit rate makes the problem of weak crits disappear.
If you paid attention for when he revealed Charmander, he had the "Plus" ability, which only comes into effect when another pokemon with "Minus" is present next to them.
i legit thought you was gunna trade up the gen 1 pokemon to 9th gen some how and see if you could survive etc but this is also works haha love the sprite work
The biggest problem is that there are not many Gen1 Pokemon available. Tauros, Nidoking, Zapdos, Snorlax, Alakazam and Articuno (dragon counter) would all have been available for the Elite4 and for the battles after that you would have had a Mewtwo to shred through your opponents. If you reversed the special split and added crit based on speed, it would have compensated for missing abilities/items. Also Hyperbeam was physical damage so a Giga Impact nowadays can even be argued to compensate for Dragonite.
And other good moves weren't used either like spore to 100% sleep the enemy wap/bind to lock up enemy no fire spin for charizard???? So the enemy would burn in a fire wortex no clamp for cloyster? These are basic for any decent gen 1 player Amnesia for 2x stat raising Aurora bem instead if shit ice moves so the enemy would be weaker(in attack) after you attacked them... Bodyslam to paralyze them , not gibing chansey a duble slap to 5 attacks in a turn??? Dream eater on haunter to eat the enwemy in sleep 50% at a time would be an easy win, raise acuracy and use fissure instead of eathquake for instant kłll since in later generations earthquake is shit FLY to have a round where you can't be hit, Hydropump insread of surf since it's waay mroe pwoerful and bigger critical chance then surf in alte game surf not really powerful if you aren't in duoble battles. KINESIS so enemy can't hit shit.... NIGHTHSADE so it's as powerful as your level and ignore all other damage lowering factors, Pybem would be weaker then psychic but confsue the enemy so next turn it will likely hit itself not you. SEISMIC -TOSS the shit out of the normal types would be super effective and grows with your level. SUPER FANG halving enemy's hp at one bite. And it's normal type. Yeah sorry for the long rant.
If you bought the DLC you could've gotten more useful mons. Ninetales, Victreebel, Snorlax, Poliwrath, and even Exeggutor, Rhydon, Venusaur and Lapras could've been in your disposal once the Indigo Disk comes out!
@@GoldSayaProductions No, you can start the Kitakami story as soon as you set out on your treasure hunt in the main game. The Pokemon there actually scale with your badge progress.
Great video and interesting experiment. This just goes to show how far Pokemon and game freak have come as companies and also the fact you were able to beat the game, show that while original gen 1 pokemon might be considered weak by any other standard, their still good enough to overcome their upgraded games.
That's what I thought the title was referring to... Then I learned he was using the gen 1 movesets as faithfully as possible. Which almost spelled certain doom.
My favorite is Mewtwo and excluding legendary Pokemon, it's Blastoise. I honestly think his bulk and decent coverage would've made the run a little easier
Nidoking is easily my favorite pokemon from gen 1. That thing cleans house in pokemon yellow. Plus it's really cool, it's purple (the best color), and it's poison/ground is a very good at dealing super effective damage, especially after the fairy type was added.
Spotting some issues here, and I had to put on my Genwunner glasses. 0:53 - Your Lv5 Charmander can't use Ember. Gen 1 Charmander doesn't learn Ember until Lv9. 1:20 - I'm not entirely sure if you modded the game, or if you are operating on an honour system. If Charmander can use Ember at Lv5, what stops Psyduck from using Confusion at Lv6 (instead of his Gen 1 Lv36)? 1:36 - Slowpoke, because you told me so. (Otherwise it was Raichu, because when I got my first ever booster back as child, the first card I saw was a holo Raichu, and I was always upset that Pikachu in the anime refused to evolve.) 3:36 - Pokemon did not introduce sexual dimorphism until Gen 4, so that female Pikachu should technically be illegal, if one is to be very strict with Gen 1 only rules. 4:12 - That Mankey is Lv15, and should have the move Karate Chop, which it learns at Lv15. Karate Chop was a Normal-type move in Gen 1, but was changed to Fighting-type in Gen 2. And if you permit Yellow version, it should also learn Low Kick at Lv9. 7:11 - They already tried to kill Raichu in Gen 1, since it doesn't learn any moves at all. The only way for Raichu to have any natural moves is to delay evolving Pikachu until he learns as the moves you want. This was never fixed, and it is disgusting! 7:18 - I can't really tell what level your Pokemon are most of the time, but I hope you waited to evolve Jigglypuff, since Wigglytuff doesn't learn any moves just like Raichu. 11:39 - Your Raichu used Thunderbolt, Pikachu cannot learn that move naturally until Pokemon Yellow version. So I am assuming that's the version you are using. In which case your Mankey absolutely should have had Low Kick to use against the Klawf. I don't know what your rules are on TMs, however, since those also chance from generation to generation. Anyway, I'll stop here and just enjoy the rest of the video. :P
Nobody noticed this? This is facts. But seriously, nice decompile of everything. Im sad he didn't transfer Pokemon from Fire Red or Pokemon Red to Violet. :(
Vaporeon is my favorite Kanto pokemon because I've been obsessed with marine biology and the mythology of the ocean itself. Oceanic life is fascinating, and vaporeon does not fall short of an amazing design. It reminds me of the stories about mermaids I've read (to study how the ocean has influenced stories and characters that pursue in cultures worldwide into the modern day.)
You’re reminding me of why I gave up on my Pokémon games every single time as a kid. I remember it being nearly impossible at first to battle properly because the moves were so bad.
Zaptos, flying type without the electric weakness birds had. My favorite. If I remember...and it's been a while, starter was Squitle, I kept Abra until Mewto. Pikachu until Zapdos, used Growlith/Ponita until I got Flareon. Can't remember the rest but I just moved them around with HM slaves like Farfetched for fly and cut, Lapras for surf and strength.
WIth all these challenges, Keegan makes me want to make videos as well. BUT, it takes to much time and dedication.... Cheers to Keegan for taking his time and making AWESOME and entertaining content for us to enjoy :)
Great video, obviously, but I feel like Violet would have been the more fitting version, using good ol' Gen1 against futuristic powercreep Pokémon and all that.
You nerfed them quite a bit, not giving them moves they could learn in gen 1 because the moves type changed, gyrados learns bite at level 20 in red. Theres other moves that where gen 1, u could of used any gen 1 move and still won but easier.
Exactly he made it waaay more difficult than it should be to seems the new gen pokémon games looks superior.... Also the specials for gen one were more powerful and somehow he left that out and the 99.9 succesfull moves in gen 1
We didn’t need fancy move sets. We learnt resilience at the alter of charging into Brock’s gym with an under leveled Charmander and Weedle over and over again… until eventually we had a Charmeleon and Beedrill who could just about scrape through
I have a couple of thoughts. 1.) Bulbasaur is the best starter for Kando since it gives you a huge advantage against Brock and Misty, and gives you resistance against Lt. Surge. 2.) the electric puppy Luxio - puppy? Seriously? 3.) the streak of finding unusable shiny Pokemon continues. Finally, I like the incorporation of the original sprite work.
I'd say squirtle is the better starter because it also got a solid early game with access to ice moves later on. But let's be honest the true optimal gen 1 starter is nidoking. But yeah charmander is overrated af, it's the worst choice by far and offers very little in lategame to make up for it.
@@teenteen9501 squirtle and bulbasaur both have strong advantages. Bulbasaur has razor leaf being broken, leech seed (with option to do the toxic combo which is busted), and access to sleep. Growth is also really strong but doesn't work too well with razor leaf. Squirtle is a bit more straightforward but it just gets good move the entire game that easily coast through it. start off with bubble, water gun, bite for solid versatile early moves. Then you get a very solid bubblebeam/dig/body slam set. Then you get ice beam in celadon. And lategame you've got your surf, blizzard, earthquake. It's not very subtle but it's very easy and natural to make use of squirtle strength at every stage of the game and it just relies on strong coverage move and no weird glitches or gen 1 quirk. I'd say if you want to make things as frictionless as possible go with squirtle but bulbasaur is going to do well regardless.
Yeah Snorlax is def still viable. Also the screech/explosion move you made vs staraptor is puzzling. Unless youre, for some weird reason, restricting use of gen 1 TM/HMs, a thunderbolt from an electrode with anything other than a -Sp. Atk nature would have done at least the same damage vs staraptors lackluster Sp. Def if not more + paralyze chance + one turn + no dead electrode
Not gonna lie on that final battle when you said you had one more trick up you’re sleeve and went searching by a cave for a Pokémon that strikes fear into everyone I expected Mewtwo but Chansey killed it for us Gen 1s 👏💪
So, at 0:46, you showed you used Plus to negate abilities. Did you give all the Pokémon you used plus? Because… it works in double battles. Like Rhyme’s battle. Where you used a special attack in surf to sweep.
Scarlet and Violet have powerful end game fights? Sure they do.The last time there was a challenging battle in a pokemon game was cynthia in Diamond and Pearl. I can definitely see you saying that for this challenge though.
It is iconic how the final battle is against a trainer that is, canonically speaking, using even more OG Pokémon than you are. Yours may be from 1996, but hers are prehistoric! It's gen 1 vs gen 0, if you will.
When I did a bug only run, I found a shiny cyclizar. I just caught it and put it in the box for all eternity. A much better alternative then sending it to the shadow realm.
"But what if Sada sent out Roaring Moon?" Cloyster: "If Sada sent out Roaring Moon, I might have a little trouble." "But would you lose?" Cloyster: "Nah, I'd win."
Until recently, Pokemon thay evolved via evoltuon stone stopped learning moves on level up. So you unintentionally used a power crept mechanic by letting Pokemon like Raichu learn moves naturally.
They still learned moves, it's just that most Stone evolutions learn a lot of their moves by Move Relearner or at weird levels, so much of their movepool came from before evolution.
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Alakazam is my favorite gen 1
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The art is honestly one of my favourite things about this! The addition of the lovely graphics really takes this one to a whole new level. Fantastic job, you've got yourself a sub!
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Mechanical changes more than power creep is causing issues here. If the Gen 1 mons were still able to max out Stat Exp, had Amensia still be effectivly two calm minds, partial trapping moves that prevent the opponent from using moves, 90% accurate Blizzard, physical hyperbeam that doesn't need to recharge on KO, they could probably get through this whole challenge lossless.
Not to mention the Gen 2 special stat split severly hurts Pokémon like Chansey here.
Tauros having something like 22% crit rate too. Gen one is no joke man
I was thinking if you made use of say the gen 1 badge boost glitch, that would probably offset a lot of new gen mechanics
Exactly, Gen1 was busted. The item duplication glitch also meant infinite TMs when they were truly meant to only be a 1 time use.
Shows that GAMEFREAK has gotten incredibly lazy, as usual. They could've made thousands of new moves, types, mechanics, while still taking the original 1st Generation into consideration. How many people have made it a point to keep their team from childhood? I know I tried until I just began hating Pokemon. Every game it gets worse.
For context: The weird gaps in learnsets for early levels is due to gen 1 not having any way for the player to encounter pokemon before a certain level (whereas later gens have breeding) and so they didnt bother making movesets below the encounter level
That is really interesting and makes sense
OR pokemon were caught when you already had the TM
"Oh wow! Look everyone, a paldean Missingno" 😂
“Okay penny, tell me what your evil organization really wants? Money?
“Nope”
“Power?”
“Nope”
“To expand the ocean?”
“Nope”
“Then what do you want?”
“I just want my friends back 😢”
“Man, I miss Team Rocket”
I would’ve never expected Red of all trainers to want Giovanni and his Mafia back 😂
If they were allowed to have all Gen I mechanics in 2023, they could be kinda busted, actually... they'd have maximum EVs in all stats, so +63 in everything by LV100, a single Special stat that made Amnesia busted, 90% accurate Blizzard, a Hyper Beam that skips the recharge turn after a KO, the fastest ones would spam critical hits, and so on...
And don't forget badge boost glitch
@@kazemizuI had to look up Hyper drill as I’m not use to the most recent mechanics, so I’d say he got lucky cause in Gen 1 , counter only countered normal and fighting moves so there’s things that changed for the better in his favor
@@dungeonmaster201 hyper drill is normal type though
Agreed, need all the old mechanics to go with the old moves. Can't compare otherwise.
Don't forget 100% accuracy after using an X Attack. Horn Drill spam inc.
"I didn't know Golduck had that kinda heat in him"
BRO. GETTING SURF IN EVERY GAME IS LIKE GETTING A LOADED RIFLE.
Once you get surf, you get victories. Facts.
But he would have more pwoerful moves which he didn't used he is just shłt at gen 1 hardcore gaming.... No hyperbeam no amnesia? Spore to put the enemy 100% to sleep.... Firespin instead if shitty enber it woudl trap and continously damage enemies.... Bin/wrap so no enemy cna attack you while gets damaged.... For cloyster camp so enemy woudl be out from 2-5 turns... he is either some new gen pokémon snob....or 28 years and still a shit trainer 🤣😆🤣😆
hydro pump:
@@manuelferraz9817 *hydro miss
Water absorb:
@yeetuszilla1663 Oh no, all 2 Pokémon with water absorb and 2 others with Storm Drain!
This is already amazing especially the animations. Also no the moment you said only Gen 1 movesets you immediately lost those were absolute dog water
Dog water? Meh, that’s being kind, those move sets were Used Toilet water 😂
@@williambrown5934🗿no
@@doodoohead1104you're right, that's still too generous. I'd say its radioactive waste
@@naganut9718🤨 radioactive waste is delicious
it only hurts a liiiittle bit
It's not just the Pokémon but the mindset of a Gen 1er behind the controls that took them down. Great job showing the newest Gen that the OGs of Gen 1 still rule the Pokeworld.
"bicycles used to have wheels and spokes and now it's a fire breathing dragon-truly no one is safe from powercreep." Sage level commentary.
12:20 In true Gen 1 fashion, you should have modded Slash to have a 99.6% chance of scoring a critical hit when used by Scyther.
sadly, its only the AI Scythers that receive this buff
@@sportsfreakmt nope, that's just Gen 1. Crit rates were (base speed)/512, but with boosted crit moves, they were (base speed)/64
@@furiouscorgi6614 thanks for the math on that, honestly, as i didnt know exactly how crits were calc'd in gen 1,but it was only meant as a joke
His complaint was so lame when you know anything about gen 1
@@furiouscorgi6614so what if the pokemon has more than 64 speed?
A true Raichu lover would have waited until Pikachu learned Thunderbolt to evolve. Gen one Pikachu learned it pretty early at level 26, at least in Yellow.
Shame it needed to wait that long
Interesting bit of trivia-Yellow version Pikachu is the only Gen 1 Pokemon that learns one of the gym TMs by level up.
He must be going off of red/blue and not yellow. Yellow changed the movesets and locations of a bunch of pokemon to make the early game much easier. For example in yellow mankey is found on route 22 and learns low kick at lv 9. Nidoran also learns double kick much earlier at lv 12.
he said 1996 which is red and green (blue in North America) so yellow is not factored in
I was curious about the evolution timing as well, because learning the good moves at earlier levels was important before evolving
Doing this with Gen 1 movesets was masochistic and I loved it. Well done that was some excellent play and those drawings were super cute. Also arcanine is my fav
i think maybe my favorite gen 1 pokemon is meowth
As a Gen 1 veteran, this is a cool video to watch. It just shows how stuff really changed in the series since back in the day.
34:48 Sandy Shocks: Not having steel type was a mistake!
OK, the run was great and all, but the end shot of RNGesus (omanyte) and the FLOATING SHOPPING BAG FROM EARLIER gazing down from heaven is just such great attention to detail. Luker, you're a great editor.
And Nayeon's animations were amazing too! Such as that shot where Keegan is justifying Dragonite sucking, its an Ace attorney reference. With the classic finger point, and the derpy dragonite standing in the witness stand, it was also great!
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18:00 I think Golduck seems better cause in gen 1 it's Special was 80, and now it has 95 Special Atk, leaving the old 80 to Special Def.
Although it does also lose Amnesia boosting Special (instead only SpDef now)
You also have to consider gen 1's badge boost glitch so back then Amnesia would have boosted absolutely everything.
@@Grey_Warden_Invasion a lot of people now experience Gen 1 through RBY on Showdown, where Badge Boost doesn't apply (because of multiplayer, not Showdown mods), although that is true
Keegan has evolved greatly, the voice, animation, and knowledge. You rock Keegan!
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Yay just like a pokemon Keegan has evolved in the best possible way like Magikarp becoming a mega Gyarados
My Fave is Cubone, its cute and has a sad story-in lets go pikachu, I made my cubone lvl 100 and didn't evolve it, it can solo the whole league and is the absolute goat. I'm happy KJ did this video.
Overall favourite for Gen 1 is Mew! It's adorable, a sleeper powerhouse, mother of Mewtwo and can transform into any of my other favourite mons! Easily the best pick 😅 I also really enjoyed the balanced views of "I love gen 1 Pokémon" and "why are all their movesets trash?!" Great video!!
If nothing else, this is an EXCELLENT way to demonstrate how a series evolves over multiple decades. As an OG myself who's loved the series his whole life, I have to respect the hustle.
they took too long to separate physical and special from types. that's something that should've happened by gen 3. and instead, only happened by gen 4, on the DS. that's a far bigger deal than abilities, as most of them were pretty mediocre in gen 3. with only a handfull really being usefull.
also, it took them too long to make bug types, not shite, hell, i would even argue that they only became viable by white/black.
i also have to argue that the games suffers ALOT from each gen putting many of the earlier pokemon you have access to beyond the elite 4. which by then, most players will have stopped playing.
the irony is, its the opposite problem to gen 2, which had many of its newer mons, too late.
that means, only competitive actually ends up making use of them.
finally, and this is an issue that was fixed and then broken again, TMs being single use, with many of them being literaly 1 per game, forced players into exploiting bugs to clone those tms.
you can really see that if you go check platinum's forums, as many people advise to not use earthquake tm, before being able to cloning it... which is only accessible AFTER the elite 4 again.
there's even an argument to be made about the internet mechanic of the newer generations, being time bombs, as nintendo is not afraid of cutting the cord, making those massive parts of those games pretty much dead(white and black comes to mind, as well as the pokemon bank and the friend safari in x/y).
so i would argue that for as many steps foward the franchise does, it manages to also undo many offering inferior experiences in many ways.
@@marcosdheleno Alright, so.
Generation 2 split Special into Special Attack and Special Defense, and introduced Steel and Dark as types.
Generation 3 added Abilities.
Generation 4 introduced the Physical/Special split.
Generation 5 introduced Hidden Abilities.
Generation 6 introduced what I call the Boost Factor. Mega Evolution for 6. Additionally, TMs become infinite-use.
Generation 7's Boost Factor was Z-Power (which also introduced the concept of ANY Pokemon having access to a Boost Factor), and continued supporting the Generation 6 Boost Factor.
Generation 8's Boost Factor was Dynamax, and concluded support of both Mega Evolution and Z-Moves. TRs are introduced, which function as single-use TMs.
Generation 9's Boost Factor is the Terastallization. It also concludes support of Dynamax. TRs are discontinued, and TMs are once again single use. However, you can now indefinitely craft a TM once you have its recipe, and the materials/LP to craft it.
@@TelaniGrey TMs becoming infinite-use is a gen 5 thing, isn't it?
@@Ghostabo Absolutely not, I don't remember it...
@@TelaniGrey I just double checked, it is absolutely a gen 5 thing
I feel like Zapdos is one of the only gen 1 Pokemon that can somewhat get by with its original gen 1 moveset. Thunderbolt, Drill Peck, Thunder Wave, and Agility was its main set back then, and while it's not _good_ today... it's better than most mons.
Still needed a TM for Thunderbolt.
I love the new art direction and animations!! :D
Thank you! A lot of work went into it so I'm glad you like it!
KeeganJ will you continue using them?
Dam that’s a good video
1:47 I beat several gyms without terrastalizing lol. I can safely say it's not needed in this game outside of raid battles and the Terrapagos battle either.
"Sada is a perfect representation of power creep, look at her modern pokemon compared to older ones"
My brother in Arceus, she uses primordial pokemon
I just watched this on my TV but had to come on here on my phone to finally leave a comment. Your videos are so ridiculously great and entertaining. They bring me so much joy - they always have - but now they’re even getting better with the animation and editing details. I was laughing the whole time and thought this was such a fun, nostalgic run to choose. That said, Bulbasaur #1.
I didn't even realize it was satire until 12:11 when he said Electrode's design was good 😭 I'm terrible at picking up tones.
"Paldean MissingNo." made me laugh out loud. A+ video 👍
I mean a Dragonite got 3rd at Worlds this year so I wouldn't say Gen 1 Pokemon have been powercrept out of relevancy. Many of them have stood the test of time, Dragonite is just one example, Charizard, Gengar, Snorlax, Zapdos, and others are still very much relevant Pokemon by today's standards. The only reason this challenge was even remotely hard was because of Gen 1 moves, not because they were Gen 1 Pokemon.
Except those gen 1 pokemon gained abilities, better movelists and in many cases slight stat boosts. Dragonite in gen 1 had no dragon moves, horrible movelist, had no multi-scale, had no held items.
@@Ergeniz and despite all that, it's a 600 BST pseudo legendary. It's no slouch by any means. If you don't have Ice Beam its ggs vs. a Dragonite.
@@Borchert97 Being considered a good mon is more than just stats.
No matter what happens the original 150 will always be the best simply because we’ve made too much memories with them
I feel this with gen 4 since it was the first gen I was sentient enough to play through LOL
Dewgong is honestly one of my favourite Pokémon in general, I find it adorable and I don’t care what anyone says, It’s awesome
Very strong gen 1 water type for sure! I couldn’t imagine many people disagree with you! My go to favorite water type in gen 1 is kingler. No clue why. But my overall favorite mon in gen 1 is gastly. That blue shiny, to me, is my absolute favorite over the whole series by leagues! Just don’t ever evolve it if you cop one… Gengar and Haunters shiny color hardly shows a difference… 😅😂
@@peeko_luxx2873 Kingler is cool and gastly’s shiny is also cool 👍
Its a cuti3 for sure
I'm so glad im not the only one. I love Dewgong so much
Don't kill the unusable shinies, catch and surprise trade them!
He was playing on a modded version, im not sure he even has access to the internet
Only merds care about shiny
@@BagzAndPresident Well, I'm a proud nerdy shiny hunter.
@@BagzAndPresidentFairly untrue, most people enjoy having a fun-colored sparkly dude.
@@Ezekiielz I dislike shiny pokemon
Most dedicated poketuber out there. I’m so excited I came across your videos two years ago!
Flapple's an absolute powerhouse, it's one of my favorite Pokemon, so Flapple of all Pokemon causing problems for you makes me smile.
Yeah but not in showdown, there they have given flapple hustle instead of its superior ability ripen to make every choice riskful
@bhavysaini5727 hustle is way better than ripen, especially since it's supposed to fight in Gravity (increasing accuracy to nullify Hustle acc drop, and letting you keep the Attack buff, and boosting Grav Apple to 120 BP). Build your team well, and even poor Pokémon can win.
@@furiouscorgi6614 can flapple learn gravity???
@bhavysaini5727 no, but you can support your team with other pokemon. Team synergy is a real thing
@@furiouscorgi6614 see i clearly mentioned "showdown" in my comment. If you have ever played one in randoms then you could have known not even a single mon is equipped with gravity...
Imagine red being a grandpa and telling his grandsons, back in his day he was beating the mafia
Gen I pokemon aren't just victims of power creep here. They have been *significantly* nerfed. From all maxxed EVs, to sleep mechanics, to badge boosts, wrap and bind, no-recharge-on-ko hyperbeam, more effective boost moves (ala amnesia), crit mechanics, etc.
Gen I pokemon as they actually were would absolutely walk every later gen.
I never thought I’d see this particular run done. But never did I dream someone would come up with it, let alone have the genius to make it work and work as well as it did.
YOU ARE MY HERO, KEEGANJ. An inspiration to hardcore nuzlockers everywhere.
but its not a nuzlocke
I know this run isn’t, but it’s still worth noting that he inspires people to do those types of things.
ah, ok@@LebanonStorm
It would have been more accurate if you modded it so that your mons had the special split reversed. Makes a few WAY more powerful.
Special split, speed crits, double calm mind amnesia, badge boost, and gen 1 type chart for psychic and there will be no stopping Red.
@@123kidxpac123pac The one caveat is that instead of making mons more deadly, focus energy removes crits so you could catch without worry of knocking out enemies.
@@LegendStormcrowFocus energy is actually optimal on a Scyther with Swords Dance and Slash. Gen 1 crits removed any attack boosts before calculating, which means slash does less damage if it crits than it does off one SD. Focus energy reducing the crit rate makes the problem of weak crits disappear.
@@Lemons28KZ That explains why it felt like I'd randomly have lower dmg of crits occasionally.
Out of curiosity, did you have a way to nullify abilities or were you just trying to avoid situations where abilities would activate?
If you paid attention for when he revealed Charmander, he had the "Plus" ability, which only comes into effect when another pokemon with "Minus" is present next to them.
@@PurpleHeartE54 I didn't actually catch that. Thank you.
@@MagusAgrippa8 No worries m8.
4:11 Had me dying!🤣😆
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
KeeganJ: *sees an Electrode* ah yes PEAK DESIGN
i legit thought you was gunna trade up the gen 1 pokemon to 9th gen some how and see if you could survive etc but this is also works haha love the sprite work
Same. Guess I gotta find a not-clickbait title video that actually does that :p
17:50 Golduck has the same hate as a Gyarados. At least Magicarp didn't have twenty levels of migraines, it only caused them in their trainers.
F for Mareep
You sir, have brought justice to Pokemon. A huge win for Gen1 hahahaha. Seriously, well done.
If you had the original gen 1 mechanics it would be hands down, but it felt like you limited yourself so much so you would lose. Good video though!
The biggest problem is that there are not many Gen1 Pokemon available.
Tauros, Nidoking, Zapdos, Snorlax, Alakazam and Articuno (dragon counter) would all have been available for the Elite4 and for the battles after that you would have had a Mewtwo to shred through your opponents. If you reversed the special split and added crit based on speed, it would have compensated for missing abilities/items.
Also Hyperbeam was physical damage so a Giga Impact nowadays can even be argued to compensate for Dragonite.
And other good moves weren't used either like spore to 100% sleep the enemy wap/bind to lock up enemy no fire spin for charizard???? So the enemy would burn in a fire wortex no clamp for cloyster? These are basic for any decent gen 1 player Amnesia for 2x stat raising Aurora bem instead if shit ice moves so the enemy would be weaker(in attack) after you attacked them... Bodyslam to paralyze them , not gibing chansey a duble slap to 5 attacks in a turn??? Dream eater on haunter to eat the enwemy in sleep 50% at a time would be an easy win, raise acuracy and use fissure instead of eathquake for instant kłll since in later generations earthquake is shit FLY to have a round where you can't be hit, Hydropump insread of surf since it's waay mroe pwoerful and bigger critical chance then surf in alte game surf not really powerful if you aren't in duoble battles. KINESIS so enemy can't hit shit.... NIGHTHSADE so it's as powerful as your level and ignore all other damage lowering factors, Pybem would be weaker then psychic but confsue the enemy so next turn it will likely hit itself not you. SEISMIC -TOSS the shit out of the normal types would be super effective and grows with your level. SUPER FANG halving enemy's hp at one bite. And it's normal type. Yeah sorry for the long rant.
If you bought the DLC you could've gotten more useful mons. Ninetales, Victreebel, Snorlax, Poliwrath, and even Exeggutor, Rhydon, Venusaur and Lapras could've been in your disposal once the Indigo Disk comes out!
Uh... for Indigo Disk he would have had to beat the game to get any of those guys outside of being traded them, so he was still kind of limited
@@caiusdrakegaming8087 False, you get access to Blueberry Academy and the terrarium as soon as you get paired up with Kieran in the first DLC.
@@unbearable505 so you still have to beat the main game?
@@GoldSayaProductions No, you can start the Kitakami story as soon as you set out on your treasure hunt in the main game. The Pokemon there actually scale with your badge progress.
You should do this challenge in other games. For example, only Johto mons in a Sword & Shield run. Lots of great encounters
Or only gen 1 mons in gen 4, since there are quite a few of the gen 1 mons you can get in gen 4
Him:brings up Chansey
Me:screams in fear.
Great video and interesting experiment. This just goes to show how far Pokemon and game freak have come as companies and also the fact you were able to beat the game, show that while original gen 1 pokemon might be considered weak by any other standard, their still good enough to overcome their upgraded games.
It would have been interesting if you transferred Pokémon from the Red, Blue, and Yellow Virtual Console games on 3DS.
That's what I thought the title was referring to... Then I learned he was using the gen 1 movesets as faithfully as possible. Which almost spelled certain doom.
That's what I thought would happen lol!
My favorite is Mewtwo and excluding legendary Pokemon, it's Blastoise. I honestly think his bulk and decent coverage would've made the run a little easier
He probably wasn’t available when he actually recorded this video
Nidoking is easily my favorite pokemon from gen 1. That thing cleans house in pokemon yellow. Plus it's really cool, it's purple (the best color), and it's poison/ground is a very good at dealing super effective damage, especially after the fairy type was added.
9:23 I think Luxio and its evolutions are more feline, so it should actually be "electric kitten".🤔😺⚡
Spotting some issues here, and I had to put on my Genwunner glasses.
0:53 - Your Lv5 Charmander can't use Ember. Gen 1 Charmander doesn't learn Ember until Lv9.
1:20 - I'm not entirely sure if you modded the game, or if you are operating on an honour system. If Charmander can use Ember at Lv5, what stops Psyduck from using Confusion at Lv6 (instead of his Gen 1 Lv36)?
1:36 - Slowpoke, because you told me so. (Otherwise it was Raichu, because when I got my first ever booster back as child, the first card I saw was a holo Raichu, and I was always upset that Pikachu in the anime refused to evolve.)
3:36 - Pokemon did not introduce sexual dimorphism until Gen 4, so that female Pikachu should technically be illegal, if one is to be very strict with Gen 1 only rules.
4:12 - That Mankey is Lv15, and should have the move Karate Chop, which it learns at Lv15. Karate Chop was a Normal-type move in Gen 1, but was changed to Fighting-type in Gen 2. And if you permit Yellow version, it should also learn Low Kick at Lv9.
7:11 - They already tried to kill Raichu in Gen 1, since it doesn't learn any moves at all. The only way for Raichu to have any natural moves is to delay evolving Pikachu until he learns as the moves you want. This was never fixed, and it is disgusting!
7:18 - I can't really tell what level your Pokemon are most of the time, but I hope you waited to evolve Jigglypuff, since Wigglytuff doesn't learn any moves just like Raichu.
11:39 - Your Raichu used Thunderbolt, Pikachu cannot learn that move naturally until Pokemon Yellow version. So I am assuming that's the version you are using. In which case your Mankey absolutely should have had Low Kick to use against the Klawf. I don't know what your rules are on TMs, however, since those also chance from generation to generation.
Anyway, I'll stop here and just enjoy the rest of the video. :P
Nobody noticed this? This is facts. But seriously, nice decompile of everything. Im sad he didn't transfer Pokemon from Fire Red or Pokemon Red to Violet. :(
Scyther doesn't learn bug moves in first gen but it wasn't a problem because bug moves in gen 1 suck and are only 2 😂
Really ❤ how you describe the events in the game. Who could even thought flutter mane could become a 'harmless little fairy'?LOL 😂
Vaporeon is my favorite Kanto pokemon because I've been obsessed with marine biology and the mythology of the ocean itself. Oceanic life is fascinating, and vaporeon does not fall short of an amazing design. It reminds me of the stories about mermaids I've read (to study how the ocean has influenced stories and characters that pursue in cultures worldwide into the modern day.)
I was worried about your reasoning for a second. By the way, did you know in terms of human compatibility-
fsih
drinking game idea: take a shot every time he says power creep and TRY not to die from alcohol poisoning
You can’t forget getting the bird type Missing NO. 1:46
Great video as always keep up the good work keegan 😀
I can say I watched all his videos at least 2 times. And I loved every second from each one of them. Keep up the good work man.
You’re reminding me of why I gave up on my Pokémon games every single time as a kid. I remember it being nearly impossible at first to battle properly because the moves were so bad.
13:03 "More new forms than Goku"
*_NOT SCIENTIFICALLY POSSIBLE!_*
Zaptos, flying type without the electric weakness birds had. My favorite. If I remember...and it's been a while, starter was Squitle, I kept Abra until Mewto. Pikachu until Zapdos, used Growlith/Ponita until I got Flareon. Can't remember the rest but I just moved them around with HM slaves like Farfetched for fly and cut, Lapras for surf and strength.
WIth all these challenges, Keegan makes me want to make videos as well. BUT, it takes to much time and dedication.... Cheers to Keegan for taking his time and making AWESOME and entertaining content for us to enjoy :)
Great video, obviously, but I feel like Violet would have been the more fitting version, using good ol' Gen1 against futuristic powercreep Pokémon and all that.
You nerfed them quite a bit, not giving them moves they could learn in gen 1 because the moves type changed, gyrados learns bite at level 20 in red. Theres other moves that where gen 1, u could of used any gen 1 move and still won but easier.
I think because Bite changed to a dark type move. I think that makes it ineligible for use in this challenge. It was normal type in Gen 1
Exactly he made it waaay more difficult than it should be to seems the new gen pokémon games looks superior.... Also the specials for gen one were more powerful and somehow he left that out and the 99.9 succesfull moves in gen 1
We didn’t need fancy move sets. We learnt resilience at the alter of charging into Brock’s gym with an under leveled Charmander and Weedle over and over again… until eventually we had a Charmeleon and Beedrill who could just about scrape through
As a shiny hunter, I shed 3 tears for the Mareep lol
+Respect for murking it though lmao
I have a couple of thoughts. 1.) Bulbasaur is the best starter for Kando since it gives you a huge advantage against Brock and Misty, and gives you resistance against Lt. Surge. 2.) the electric puppy Luxio - puppy? Seriously? 3.) the streak of finding unusable shiny Pokemon continues. Finally, I like the incorporation of the original sprite work.
I'd say squirtle is the better starter because it also got a solid early game with access to ice moves later on.
But let's be honest the true optimal gen 1 starter is nidoking.
But yeah charmander is overrated af, it's the worst choice by far and offers very little in lategame to make up for it.
@@Laezar1i thought bulbasaur being the best starter in gen 1 is an objective opinion
@@teenteen9501 squirtle and bulbasaur both have strong advantages.
Bulbasaur has razor leaf being broken, leech seed (with option to do the toxic combo which is busted), and access to sleep. Growth is also really strong but doesn't work too well with razor leaf.
Squirtle is a bit more straightforward but it just gets good move the entire game that easily coast through it. start off with bubble, water gun, bite for solid versatile early moves. Then you get a very solid bubblebeam/dig/body slam set. Then you get ice beam in celadon. And lategame you've got your surf, blizzard, earthquake.
It's not very subtle but it's very easy and natural to make use of squirtle strength at every stage of the game and it just relies on strong coverage move and no weird glitches or gen 1 quirk.
I'd say if you want to make things as frictionless as possible go with squirtle but bulbasaur is going to do well regardless.
And you could cumulate healing with toxic and leech seed cause they shared the same damage type back then 😂
Yeah Snorlax is def still viable. Also the screech/explosion move you made vs staraptor is puzzling. Unless youre, for some weird reason, restricting use of gen 1 TM/HMs, a thunderbolt from an electrode with anything other than a -Sp. Atk nature would have done at least the same damage vs staraptors lackluster Sp. Def if not more + paralyze chance + one turn + no dead electrode
"My main goal, is to blow up!"
Everyone's a critic
Not gonna lie on that final battle when you said you had one more trick up you’re sleeve and went searching by a cave for a Pokémon that strikes fear into everyone I expected Mewtwo but Chansey killed it for us Gen 1s 👏💪
25:13 Baxcalibir: Reverse Godzilla Kick!
I am so excited for the DLC! I can’t wait to see what you do in it.
Well, he definitely took Toxic from it to actually survive this challenge haha
Im loving the Red animations in this one! 👍🏾👍🏾
So, at 0:46, you showed you used Plus to negate abilities.
Did you give all the Pokémon you used plus? Because… it works in double battles. Like Rhyme’s battle. Where you used a special attack in surf to sweep.
plus doesn't work with plus.
Plus only works with Minus, so giving all eligible mons Plus will make it as if they have no ability.
@@ace88bfthis was only the case for two generations. plus and minus were buffed (lmao) in gen v
Scarlet and Violet have powerful end game fights? Sure they do.The last time there was a challenging battle in a pokemon game was cynthia in Diamond and Pearl. I can definitely see you saying that for this challenge though.
And that is how chancey/blissey were meta for sooo long
Damn shame you didn't get the benefit of the gen 1 mechanics. Alot of gen 1 had higher freeze/burn/sleep chances.
Charizard was able to learn "Fly" in 1st gen, it was glitched though, and only worked on yellow edition.
The more you know. 🌠
Pretty sure it wasn't a glitch, they just added moves to some movesets in Yellow
It wasn't glitched, Charizard just only learns Fly in Yellow. Well, it was glitched, but not in the sense of learnset.
It is iconic how the final battle is against a trainer that is, canonically speaking, using even more OG Pokémon than you are. Yours may be from 1996, but hers are prehistoric! It's gen 1 vs gen 0, if you will.
No it's just retcon....
“Man I miss team rocket “got me dying 😂
The rare youtube video you dont know you needed until it pops up on your feed, as a Gen 1 Stand I appreciate the stubborn refusal to quit.
Brave of you to even use a fighting and a ghost type with Gen 1 moves
20:41 DOG?! ITS A CAT! ITS JAPANESE NAME EVEN REFERENCES THE FACT ITS A CAT
When I did a bug only run, I found a shiny cyclizar. I just caught it and put it in the box for all eternity. A much better alternative then sending it to the shadow realm.
Thank you I hate it when people kill it like you dont have to use it but atleast catch it
@@theblackghost1244what’s the difference between banishing it to the shadow realm and banishing it to the PC?
@Jeshe828 personally I usually trade them to a friend or my main account I'd honestly hate to keep it in the pc
I hate killing shinies because I only have 2 of them.
"But what if Sada sent out Roaring Moon?"
Cloyster: "If Sada sent out Roaring Moon, I might have a little trouble."
"But would you lose?"
Cloyster: "Nah, I'd win."
One minute in and I’m already subscribed you have a great quality going on!
Dundunsparce is many things. A slug is not one of them. That part of the design is a Japanese fat snake cryptid, not a slug.
make this a whole series where you do this with every region
Until recently, Pokemon thay evolved via evoltuon stone stopped learning moves on level up.
So you unintentionally used a power crept mechanic by letting Pokemon like Raichu learn moves naturally.
They still learned moves, it's just that most Stone evolutions learn a lot of their moves by Move Relearner or at weird levels, so much of their movepool came from before evolution.
@@furiouscorgi6614 There is no move reminder in Gen 1.
Nurse form pokemon : watch this vid* ;-; wah
Nurse from pokemon : Let’s go to Peldea 💀
Chansy : Yay I am finally useful for once 😀
A car with speakers is a pokemon now? Here I thought the icecreams of gen 5 were bad, actually lmfao.
How does bro always come up with the best ideas for videos?
A literal car as a pokemon. What's next? Your character has super sayian powers? At this point, maybe Gamefreak needs to take a break.
Super Sayan Pokemon sounds awesome i hope they put that in next game
Pokemon: Pokemon Trainers must be at least 10 years old.
Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: *puts a 5 year old ELITE FOUR*
I love how you put Red’s name in all caps. Amazing video! You should definitely do more like this.
Damn dude this was awesome!! As a Gen 1 myself, this was so nostalgic whilst also current at the same time.. and those animations.. 🔥🔥