@goldenhydreigon4727 But Tyranitar has Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Fire Blast, Stealth Rocks, Knock Off etc Hydreigon is a good movepool to take a check by surprise, Tyranitar has just an insane movepool (imagine if it got Sucker Punch and Parting Shot lmao)
@@sephikong8323thats why Pursuit Tyranitar was top of OU and in Ubers for so long, he was just that good, if he wasn’t screwed over by his typing, he’d be unstoppable.
Frankenstein was the surname of the doctor Since the monster is kind of like his son we can assume that Frankenstein is also the surname of the monster Which means that it is acceptable to call the monster Frankenstein
Now imagine they share movepools and ability Roost, dragon dance, dragon darts, flash cannon (we’re going mixed) Think ability would have to be levitate to get rid of that ground weakness, tho multi scale and thermal exchange are also shouts
Levitate on it would be especially terrifying since then it would only be weak to Fighting, but it’d learn Psycho Cut & Dual Wingbeat to counter Fighting types
That set up just get's killed by Iron Hands. With Max HP and Max Def and multiscale you would need a ddance and 2 dragon darts to kill it. Choice band Iron hands 1 shots that if it has been chipped and doesn't even take 50% from D.Darts (and less from flash cannon because resist). Though you go Choice Specs with Flamethrower, Earth Power, Psyshock and Draco Meteor (Psyshock because Blissey) and it will 1 shot Iron Hands with 1 draco. Also Corvi will also sit on that build to
Steel ghost is arguably the best type for this pseudo legend if we incorporate any two types from all the pseudos (in this case, H goodra and dragapult) Steel ghost is insane, 3 immunities, only 4 weaknesses, a million resistances, and an incredible stab combination, with no one type resisitng its entire stab combination, also, if we consider the past two steel/ghost pokemon, aegislash and gholdengo, from their success we can see that the type is incredible (granted there’s more to their success than typing alone but it is still a significant factor)
I will say, depending on the type of pokemon you want it to be, different type combos could be much better or worse. Due to its high speed, its defensive capabilities are less important, seeing as it will be hit less. So in terms of a type combo that gives the best offensive stab coverage, it goes to fighting/ice The optimal coverage overall is fighting/ice/ground/electric, hitting the most pokemon super effectively, while only really not being able to hit shedinja.
If they can mix and match between legendaries, Ghost/Steel might be the best overall. Ghost has excellent offensive coverage, only being weak against dark and normal (which strong normal types being very rare) both of which it can cover with Kommo-O's fighting coverage moves, and defensively, it turns Steel's fighting weakness into an immunity. Plus since it also gets to an ability, it can take Hydreigon's levitate and negate steel's ground resistance, making it only weak to dark/ghost (almost never seen as non-STAB coverage)/fire, while having four immunities, steel's resistances and ghost's immunity to trapping so that in nat dex, a random Wobuffet doesn't ruin its day (It's obviously going to be an Ubers/AG pokemon).
If you instead also pulled from the Mega's as well then the best options would be as follows; HP - 115 - Baxcalibur Attack - 170 - Mega Garchomp Defense - 150 - Mega TTar / Mega Metagross Sp Attack - 125 - Hydreigon / Archaludon Sp Defense - 150 - Goodra / H.Goodra Speed - 142 - Dragapult BST - 852 I included Archaludon as a Pseudo because it does meet the BST requirement of 600, but even if you dont include it, it does tie with Hydreigon for SpAttack
You could technically get Normal/Ghost or Fairy/Steel since Type: Null is Normal (paired with Dragapult) and Silvally can become Fairy Type (Paired with Metagross)
The funny thing is, counting megas doesn't even change the composition or buff the stats too much. Baxcalibur and Garchomp (now mega) switch places for HP=115 and ATK=170, then defense is buffed to 150, but stays with (mega) Metagross. SpA, SpD, and Spd are unchanged, so BST only goes up by 54. As for ability, while there are so many good ones among the pseudos, I think if the typing is Dragon/Steel, Levitate wins easily, since it leaves a pokemon with only one 2x weakness to Fighting while adding a Ground immunity to the Poison immunity granted by Steel.
Issue is, the title’s wrong. This isn’t the strongest pseudo legendary. All pseudo legendaries have a Base Stat Total of exactly 600. By nature of getting stronger, it’s no longer a pseudo legendary (just ask Slaking about that one). I mean, I get that’s not what we’re going for here, but that doesn’t make incorrect clickbaiting acceptable! We only use technically accurate clickbait around here! (For clarification purposes, I must inform you that I truly do not care, and am just being antagonistic for the sake of a bit. This bit was a lot funnier before this disclaimer, but we make sacrifices for the sake of not starting a flame war in the comments over nothing)
800 makes it more than any Pokémon that you can use Mega Rayquaza, Mega Mewtwo X and Y all have 780 But nothing beats eternamax eternatus, with 1125. No you can’t use it.
What's the strongest pokemon using only starters. You can make 4 videos with this 1 for each of the starter types fire, water, grass and 1 for all starters.
Also should have pulled abilities. And if you would have pulled rock "from t-tar"/dragon and given sand stream as the ability to boost that special defense by 50% the thing would be a monsterrrr
Wait a sec METAGROSS ISNT A pseudo (Edit) nvm but Holly sh*t I’m a DIE HARD POKÉMON FAN AND I DISNT KNOW METAGROSS WAS A PSEUDO LIKE BRUH DID ANYONE ELSE KNOW. And thank you if your reading this for reading my rant
