Question:
What would be the best pokemon to have at level 100?
2010-10-13 19:58:23 UTC
What im mostly looking for here is type and ability advantage. A few pokemon with a type combination that would cover a wide span of weaknesses. (Side note: I have alot of rare candies)
Sixteen answers:
?
2010-10-15 19:12:32 UTC
Best Pokemon? There is no such thing. Neither in the anime, nor in the games.

You need to make things more specific. What exactly do you mean by best right here?

A Pokemon that doesn't have any weaknesses? A Pokemon that has the highest stat total?

And also, are you meaning to use the said Pokemon for beating the game or for playing online with others?





Let me tell you - in game, any Pokemon will work if well trained. You just need to be several levels above the gym leader in a town/city, and you'll be fine.

Online though, there is no best Pokemon, once again. You need to come up with a very balanced team, but even then somebody will beat you with a strategy your team wasn't meant to handle.



Weakness wise, the only two Pokemon that doesn't have any weakness are Spiritomb and Sableye because of their typing.



Stat wise, Arceus, the legendary Pokemon from generation 4, still stands at the top of course.

With a 720 base stat total, the only thing that even comes near is Mewtwo with 680 base stat total.

For non-legendary, it would be Slaking with 670 base stat total. Dragonite, Metagross, Salamence, Tyranitar, Garchomp, and Sazandora(Gen V) are among other Pokemon with high base stat total of 600.

Of course, the person talking about Ulgamoth is wrong in a lot of ways. Ulgamoth has 550 base stat total.



The last advice I can give you for getting closer to making a very great team (not perfect, because no single Pokemon is best) is that you should learn about Natures, IVs, and EV training.

If you use Rare Candy, your Pokemon doesn't get any EV points. Therefore, a Pokemon that has been EV trained to level 50 will have a great chance to defeat the same Pokemon at level 60 or even higher when not EV trained.

Online, people will simply crush your whole team with just one or two Pokemon if you don't EV train and work for a good nature and good IVs.



In the end, there are so many different sets of combination in the online play because a single Pokemon isn't the best.
c0de_liar
2010-10-15 05:52:44 UTC
Well, it depends upon which generation of Pokemon you are playing.



Generation I (Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow/Green): Mewtwo. Mew can be powerful too, coz he knows all TM and HM moves.



Generation II (Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal): Tyranitar



Generation III (Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald and FireRed/LeafGreen): Salamence, though it's so rare.



Generation IV (Diamond/Pearl/Platinum and HeartGold/SoulSilver): I guess its still Salamence.



Generation V (Black and White): Here's my answer. The most powerful Pokemon ever (yes, it's more Powerful than Arceus, legendary Pokemon, would be a Pokemon named Urugamosu, or called as Ulgamoth. He has the highest stats of all Pokemon ever created (yes, he almost maxed out every Attack stat, Special Attack, Defense, Special Defense, etc.) and can learn almost the most powerful moves.



The best thing is that you can catch Ulgamoth twice in the game of Black and White. First, he'll be given as an egg in P2 Lab and it'll hatch to Meraruba. It's a pain training Meraruba and evolve it to Ulgamoth, because Meraruba will evolve only at level 59. However, you can catch Ulgamoth right after you beat the Elite Four first and before you battle Elite Four the second time and become the Pokemon Champion.



If you don't play Black and White, then I guess I spoil you. But believe me, I haven't made a straight 30+ victory on Battle Subway (in Black and White, it is the Battle Frontier) using the conventional Pokemon found in the game and older generations.
Daffi
2015-08-10 11:37:09 UTC
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RE:

What would be the best pokemon to have at level 100?

What im mostly looking for here is type and ability advantage. A few pokemon with a type combination that would cover a wide span of weaknesses. (Side note: I have alot of rare candies)
You
2010-10-15 03:57:01 UTC
If you'll be using them for battles, then you might consider training them seriously instead of feeding 'em with Rare Candies.



Anyway, here's a list of some Pokémon which would be good to be used in battles:

http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/



You may pick the hottest Pokémon in use, but some might consider them as over-powered. However, it's still up to you on which Pokémon to train; and of-course, most of all, have fun~!
TaraDactyl
2010-10-16 20:35:13 UTC
Spiritomb canbe pretty darn good. If you teach it Nightmare with this other move (i forget) that puts the other pokemon to sleep, you're pretty much unstoppable... because, the other pokemon is asleep.



Unless the other Pokemon has Snore....



But overall it is pretty beast.
Dave208
2010-10-17 18:51:50 UTC
I think the best would be tyranatar dragonite gengar charizard and 2 otha pokemon
icybluez
2010-10-13 20:00:14 UTC
i had a blastoise that was quite strong and beat almost every pokemon at the elite four.



it wasn't even level 100, but damn it would kill everything.



anyway this is just my opinion.
Syndron
2010-10-13 20:01:12 UTC
Swampert

Ludicolo
2010-10-14 13:32:55 UTC
If you don't want to use a super, I would suggest using a dragon, like dragonite, slamence, or another. Dragons have very few weaknesses and many that are not very effective against it. If you don't care about using a super, go with mewtwo, mew, or arceus
2010-10-15 13:58:04 UTC
Flareon. If it's the best Fire Pokemon, (Other than Ledgendarys) I think It'd be the best FIRE Pokemon.
VGamer
2010-10-14 18:48:47 UTC
Dragonite

Weavile

Mamoswine

Blastoise

Yanmega

and many more
Angel
2010-10-14 08:55:36 UTC
I have a tyranitar and its pretty good when not up against water types. It defeats everything. And Jirachi though you can't get it unless you went to an event or cheated.
?
2010-10-14 12:41:36 UTC
Without going to an event I'd have to say mewtwo. It's got REALLY good stats, and if you teach it Physcic, Shadow ball, Aura Sphere and Ice beam it should have no trouble with, well, anything.
William A
2010-10-15 19:30:23 UTC
Well the basis of a strong pokemon is its attack, special attack, and speed. Look at Salamence.
Crystal
2010-10-16 19:08:48 UTC
Magikarp for bragging rights
2010-10-14 10:14:02 UTC
i think starapter would be.


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