Zenosparadox
Happiny<3
Krickatune, It didn't have any of the little fighting prowess the other starting bug pokemon had. Thank god Wurmple was in the game. <3
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Worst pokemon of generation iv?
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Mister Zero
End Religious Hoopla
I really and truly liked generation 4, and most of the Pokemon it gave us. The legendaries, especially, were beautifully designed and given great backstories.
The biggest problem in my mind was Phione. It was a weak pokemon that really served no purpose other than to muddy the waters of what exactly constitutes "legendary" and in a way dragged Manaphy down with it.
The biggest problem in my mind was Phione. It was a weak pokemon that really served no purpose other than to muddy the waters of what exactly constitutes "legendary" and in a way dragged Manaphy down with it.
FairGamer9215
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Besides all of the pokemon already mentioned, I'm going to say Chatot. I just wasn't a fan. It was this gen's Farfetch'd. That whole "Chatter" ability where you could record your voice to make it say something was completely useless. No matter what you said, it came out all garbled. But I'm sure it was just to keep it from saying "** you!" or something.
Third gen.
I think that the fourth gen suffered from a lot of Pokemon, whilst nice in design, who were under-represented due to the overuse of Pokemon as such as Lucario, Garchomp and Munchlax. Mainly, the Cherubi, Burmy and Finneon lines grew to the point of irrelevance because they were so insignificant in both the games and the anime.
However, these are still enjoyable Pokemon. My vote personally goes to Arceus who, alike how ((JAWS)) says, is probably the cheapest Pokemon ever. In a way, a 'God' Pokemon is both a silly concept and something which almost makes the specialness of 'the ancestor of all Pokemon' (Mew) almost irrelevant. A lot of people argue anyway that the third and subsequent generations ruined the legendaries, but out of all of them, I've never liked Arceus.
To add on, male Combee is probably the most worthless, unless you have a need for Honey Gather.
The Kricktune and Wormaddam lines for me were the most boring. I never really liked them in terms of design, they're rather weak as well and not Pokemon I plan to ever use.
I suppose I could add the Lumineon line to that too. Bidoof though at least (as well as its evolution) makes for a great HM slave.
I suppose I could add the Lumineon line to that too. Bidoof though at least (as well as its evolution) makes for a great HM slave.
The_Black_Mamba
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Lumineon... His evolution was useful, but on his own he's almost a magicarp -_-
55afrothunder
Her shoes Christian
landorus and the other genies are the worst seriously a genie pokemon bleh
vegeta_lover
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Haha, that's 5th generation. I'll agree on Bidoof entirely. Great HM slave, not much else.
*futachimaru*
Music Maker/ Dreamer
In the 4th generation i felt there were amazing designs, but they kinda rushed the moves they used
Combee should have had a powerful male evolution. it had to be said
Combee should have had a powerful male evolution. it had to be said
AmbipomMaster
#TeamInstinct
I thought Budew was pointless. Everytime I wanted Budew to evolve at Lv 19 so Roselia could learn Magical Leaf, and it would never evolve until Hearthome (and by then, he already missed Leech Seed and Magical Leaf) so I've never used Roserade. Erggg.....
munchlaxboy
Catching up on XY
Probopass... just... why?
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