[QUOTE=NomadicNinja;38707810]there's also literally no grass types[/QUOTE]
Are you implying that's a problem?
yes because there is literally only oddish, bellsprout, and tangrowth
Tangrowth was gen4 from memory
Also there was hoppip so fuck you, hoppip is awesome.
whatever
purple spaghetti monster
I'm so sick of not having my Power Weight on my Black 2 right now. I forgot to send it over, and now I feel like I can't make anything bulky.
[QUOTE=Empty_Shadow;38699097]Are you telling me Qwilfish is not the greatest thing to have been created ever?[/QUOTE]
I know someone that clearly agrees with you
[img]http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/30700000/BW-2-Rival-pokemon-black-2-and-white-2-30742313-276-598.png[/img]
[QUOTE=Ryuken;38709789]I know someone that clearly agrees with you
[img]http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/30700000/BW-2-Rival-pokemon-black-2-and-white-2-30742313-276-598.png[/img][/QUOTE]
Your HEAD'S a Qwilfish.
[QUOTE=NomadicNinja;38697812]why does gold/silver have crappy starting pokemon
there's like no decent water/electric types at the beginning[/QUOTE]
You can get Mareep in front of Violet City. The Mareep line is pretty good, learning some pretty good Electric types at nice levels.
[QUOTE=TectoImprov;38717044]You can get Mareep in front of Violet City. The Mareep line is pretty good, learning some pretty good Electric types at nice levels.[/QUOTE]
Outside of the obvious Thunderbolt and Thunder Wave, it doesn't have much going for it in gen 2.
Fire punch... and... uh...
[QUOTE=TectoImprov;38717044]You can get Mareep in front of Violet City. The Mareep line is pretty good, learning some pretty good Electric types at nice levels.[/QUOTE]
I agree, Mareep is good, but it only shows up in Silver.
Mareep is in both Gold and Silver, but absent in Crystal.
And Qwilfish you said? Inferior ripoff of Pukumon:
[img]http://wikimon.net/images/a/ae/Pukumon.jpg[/img]
Popeye pufferfish >>> Inferior Tentacruel
[QUOTE=Tyraenius;38719305]I agree, Mareep is good, but it only shows up in Silver.[/QUOTE]
u wot m8.
When I played Heartgold I found a Mareep right outside Violet City.
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Has anyone else noticed that Honey Boo-boo looks just like a smoochum?
(or am I just really late...)
[editline]6th December 2012[/editline]
Right down to the eyes
[QUOTE=GastricTank;38718669]Outside of the obvious Thunderbolt and Thunder Wave, it doesn't have much going for it in gen 2.
Fire punch... and... uh...[/QUOTE]
To be fair, the movepools in gen II were like freaking puddles.
God damn, my Espeon doesn't know a single Psychic move, and won't learn another until level 36 :l
Seriously, Noctowl learns Confusion at level 40ish.
<_<
And that's why you used Abra with elemental punching in GSC.
what's a good moveset for an Arcanine?
Close Combat, Flare Blitz, Extremespeed and something else; Wild Charge or Crunch may work just fine.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/VZftS.jpg[/img]
its so fluffy im gonna die (pnt showed this to me so credit goes to him for finding it)
So, Dragon Dance Haxorus is overkill for in-game; when you turn the climatic moment into an one-sided sweep, something's not quite right.
[QUOTE=Ryuken;38730050]what's a good moveset for an Arcanine?[/QUOTE]
My current one goes:
Extremespeed
Electric Fang
Fire Blast
Crunch
[QUOTE=Chaplin;38731984]My current one goes:
Extremespeed
Electric Fang
[B]Fire Blast[/B]
Crunch[/QUOTE]
Hah
Fire Blast is awesome, the 85% accuracy is high enough to be considered decent, and the 120 base power makes it usable even in physically centered mons.
Thunder Fang sucks, use Wild charge instead; 90 power is good, while 65 is not.
[QUOTE=Eriorguez;38732296]120 base power makes it usable even in physically centered mons.[/QUOTE]
Flare Blitz
True; but at the end, it boils down to just sheer power, or avoiding being somewhat walled by physical walls.
For in-game, Flamethrower is also a decent competitor, due to lack of drawbacks and high PP.
If you want to split, play arcanine bulky. But as far as offensive goes, physical is the way to go for him.
[QUOTE=Eriorguez;38732296]
Thunder Fang sucks, use Wild charge instead; 90 power is good, while 65 is not.[/QUOTE]
King's Rock or whatever the flinch item is plus thunder fang is awesome imo, flinch everytime
[QUOTE=Chaplin;38732791]King's Rock or whatever the flinch item is plus thunder fang is awesome imo, flinch everytime[/QUOTE]
If you want flinch cheese just use jirachi or togekiss
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