That pokemon

[Cpu46]

I had a mightyena that could completely decimate anything that wasn't super effective vs normal or dark, and even then it could at least hold its own. First pokemon I had ever caught in sapphire.

 

[nuba km]

I'm assuming this is casual or competitive. I don't really play competitively, so these are just some casual ones.

R/S/E: Breloom, easily. Whenever I did a new playthrough, I would ALWAYS make sure to get one. Useful a backup for the first gym, evolves early and remains more than useful throughout the rest of the game.

D/P/Pt: Infernape makes a pretty decent sweeper for the whole game. Later on in Platinum, I would look for a Scyther and use him a lot throughout the game.

B/W: Probably Sawk and Archeops. Sawk is available early on, doesn't need to evolve, and has some good moves early on. Archeops should be obvious, I mean look at it's base stats... (Atk 140, Def 65, Sp Atk 112, Sp Def 65, Spd, 110.) It's really weak in the defense department and has a crippling (to say the least) ability, but its attack and speed usually let it sweep teams before they can attack.

my friend has an archeops but my dusknoir (main pokemon first trained it caused I liked it then found out it is a badass) can always beat it as dusknoir never dies in the first turn meaning that his ice punch will bring his archeops to near death leaving crippled in attack.

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

My Blastoise is nigh unstoppable. I traded all my best Pokemon from Blue forwards to Silver, so as soon as I could command level 100s I had an awesome team. He destroyed everything, it was beautiful. Plus he's older than some of my relatives.

 

[-KC-]

Idk about you guys but my Sengo(DE)aka Zangoose raped everything.

 

[Nelson McCulloch]

Back when I played Pokemon Gold (the original one) I had a Snorelax who was quite over powered.

Now, in Pokemon Platinum, Its my Wobbofett.

 

[Shakomaru]

Have any of you met Blaziken? Him and I have been best buds for life. Him and Kyogre. I loved sapphire version by the way... I could beat the entire elite four with just them, and I still have them on black. They are the only two pokemon I will ever have over level 90...

 

[SuperSuperSuperGuy]

I try to keep my Pokémon at around the same strength level, but for large stretches of the game one just seems better than the others. I solo'd a good bit of the post-game with Patchouli, my Galvantula, after I taught her Energy Ball and my Krookodile, Kamina, pretty much took out the Elite 4 except for Marshal.

Before this, however, I used to play LeafGreen with a Vaporeon as my focus Pokémon. That thing pretty much carried my team through the game.

Even before this, my Espeon in Pokémon Colosseum was my main man. It took out literally everything, so much so that it was around level 100 by the end of Mt. Battle. I evolved my Eevee into an Espeon in Pokémon XD as a tribute and experienced similar, though not quite as good, results.

 

[Ice Car]

I'm assuming this is casual or competitive. I don't really play competitively, so these are just some casual ones.

R/S/E: Breloom, easily. Whenever I did a new playthrough, I would ALWAYS make sure to get one. Useful a backup for the first gym, evolves early and remains more than useful throughout the rest of the game.

D/P/Pt: Infernape makes a pretty decent sweeper for the whole game. Later on in Platinum, I would look for a Scyther and use him a lot throughout the game.

B/W: Probably Sawk and Archeops. Sawk is available early on, doesn't need to evolve, and has some good moves early on. Archeops should be obvious, I mean look at it's base stats... (Atk 140, Def 65, Sp Atk 112, Sp Def 65, Spd, 110.) It's really weak in the defense department and has a crippling (to say the least) ability, but its attack and speed usually let it sweep teams before they can attack.

my friend has an archeops but my dusknoir (main pokemon first trained it caused I liked it then found out it is a badass) can always beat it as dusknoir never dies in the first turn meaning that his ice punch will bring his archeops to near death leaving crippled in attack.

I was talking casually and just playing through the game normally. Since it's don't bother with EV training in a playthrough just for fun, it often isn't capable to kill most walls in one hit, so I retreat in those instances.

 

[emeraldrafael]

My Vaporeon was like that. He was always overly powered cause he was the main focus of my team, and realy his only weakness always seemed to be an electivire, but then I always had a pokemon with earthquake.

EDIT: Although, in Black/white, Scrafty (with some proper breeding) can destroy the Elite Four on its own, and many of the gyms. the only person who gives it difficulty is the fighting guy, and if you give scarfty zen headbutt, that pretty much eliminates that risk.

What do you mean, proper breeding?

OT: I had a Metagross like that. Even against other level 100s, it killed with one attack.

Well, you could breed for the right nature if you want, but really if you breed for the egg move zen headbutt, then the fighting guy doesnt stand a chance agaisnt your scrafty as long as yours is faster.

 

[Anthony Wells]

my starter charizard in leafgreen completely destroyed all even going toe to toe with other level 100's (my entire team is level 100) my Espeon and Umbreon would also dominate all but Charizard easily out shined them. i eventually renamed him fire demon he was so dominate

 

[captaincabbage]

idk about everyone else, but Feraligatr has always been a rock for me to fall back on. Mine at it's current level on White (ported from Soul Silver) is just a powerhouse, with Aqua tail, Crunch, Superpower and Ice Punch. A little breeding got me that Ice Punch and it's a total lifesaver, I'm telling you.

Aside from him tho, all the way through White I continuously relied of Haxorus. I don't even know why, but for me she just always trumped the opposition. The only trouble I had was against Ghetsis, but that's fair enough, because the ************ ambushes you after fighting N, no recoveries, no revives, just coming down on you with that goddamned Cofagrigus.

 

[MetaKnight19]

In my White save, it has to be Gigalith. It sweeped about 6 of the 8 gyms by itself and 3 of the Elite 4 and the Champion. It's nature is entirely neutral, so no stat increases/decreases, but it definitely gets the job done.

 

[nuba km]

idk about everyone else, but Feraligatr has always been a rock for me to fall back on. Mine at it's current level on White (ported from Soul Silver) is just a powerhouse, with Aqua tail, Crunch, Superpower and Ice Punch. A little breeding got me that Ice Punch and it's a total lifesaver, I'm telling you.

Aside from him tho, all the way through White I continuously relied of Haxorus. I don't even know why, but for me she just always trumped the opposition. The only trouble I had was against Ghetsis, but that's fair enough, because the ************ ambushes you after fighting N, no recoveries, no revives, just coming down on you with that goddamned Cofagrigus.

well the mole being a lower level then N's and his pokemon was able to take on 5 out of 6 of his team *starts twirling moustache smugly*.

 

[Alex Feia]

Gengar...like a boss

 

[captaincabbage]

idk about everyone else, but Feraligatr has always been a rock for me to fall back on. Mine at it's current level on White (ported from Soul Silver) is just a powerhouse, with Aqua tail, Crunch, Superpower and Ice Punch. A little breeding got me that Ice Punch and it's a total lifesaver, I'm telling you.

Aside from him tho, all the way through White I continuously relied of Haxorus. I don't even know why, but for me she just always trumped the opposition. The only trouble I had was against Ghetsis, but that's fair enough, because the ************ ambushes you after fighting N, no recoveries, no revives, just coming down on you with that goddamned Cofagrigus.

well the mole being a lower level then N's and his pokemon was able to take on 5 out of 6 of his team *starts twirling moustache smugly*.

Admittedly, I was only on three pokemon, which were Carracosta (full health. He's just too slow to use on the elite four), Haxorus on half health and Chandelure on like, five HP, so I'd say I did pretty well taking out half his team before he got me. XD

Of course the second time I fought him I pretty much one hitted his whole team with either Emboar or Haxorus. XD

Fucking Heat Crash man, gift of the bloody gods that is.

 

[Furioso]

I'm having Swampert flashbacks.

1 swampert with the proper moveset could sweep gary's entire end team in RBY

You sure about that?

to answer everyones questions, i know swampert wasnt gen 1. but his typing and moves could decimate the pokemon that gary used in your final showdown with him in gen 1.

Well of course he could, in Gen 1 there were no dual types, so I'm sure a swampert could roll gary

My pick is Archeops, the thing is so powerful that its ability halfs its stats when it has less than 50% hp, without it the thing would be a living cheat code

 

[Erana]

My Krobat always came through for me. I liked cross poison, confuse ray, fly and bite. Give 'em a King's rock, and pop a few X Stat items, and the meh typing for much of the elite four didn't really matter.
I always got extra lucky wiht the poisoning with cross poison, it seemed...

Well of course he could, in Gen 1 there were no dual types,

wat

 

[Scarim Coral]

I guess my main party Garchomp fit into that role due to the fact its a overpowered Pokemon and the same with my other main party Gardivoir (just keep using hynosis and dream eater) back in Ruby.

 

[Ursus Buckler]

In every Nuzlocke I've done I've had one like that. For Gen 1 it was my Sandslash, who literally pwns everything she touches. For Gen 2 it was pretty much my Feraligatr, as whatever I used it on dropped dead almost instantly. Gen 3 was my Electrode, who took down Kyogre in one hit.

 

[teqrevisited]

As soon as I can get a Scyther in G/S I'm sorted. That thing is a beast. I usually call mine Kasrkin because both hit hard and fast. If only Scythers had lasers and grenades.