I Played Pokémon the WORST Way Possible… 

You forgot the your mom joke bruh

Fr... When I was a kid I trained a Butterfree to wipe away Brock with confusion because metal claw didn't exist in Pokémon Red

Butterfree was one of my strongest troopers in the elite 4 lmaoo

Gaslight... I don't think that means what you think it means Or You are referring to the Brock from gen one and then I agree. A gen 3 Brock is vastly different though.

​@@DarkMagicianGirl0*laughs in Compound Eyes Sleep Powder*

Huh I didn't see that. That being said I disagree with that being valid for a hardcore nuzlocke. The Butterfree was actually a level higher than it should have been. Especially because of the build up I figured he would go with a typical hardcore nuzlocke (with the additional rules he added). This states that even within the leader fight if the Pokemon goes above the highest level of the strongest Pokemon for the leader it becomes unusable. So the way the fight was done, and to each their own, it was super easy. The way it is done by all hardcore nuzlockers I watch, is not a valid strat for Brock. It is learned at a level too late. I do suppose I also didn't even specify that I was referring to hardcore nuzlockes. I hope I cleared it up for you. Butterfree is broken in the early game hands down. Doesn't particularly matter which game. Edit added: Due to the comments below it seems weird to me that giving a Pokemon access to a move they would not have had at the start of the fight that can add a strategy to your arsenal (assuming that they are at the appointed top level at the start) is totally fine. To each their own, you have fun with your run it is yours not mine. As long as you are having fun I approve.

Also sky uppercut but I don't think it's in fr/lg

​@@flynnhunter416 Sky uppercut is in this game. Hitmonchan learns it and I think Bruno hitmonchan knows it too.

I thought it was a squirrel... At least according to the russian pokedex

Iirc I think I remember tentacool being available with old rod but it was the rare encounter. I'd have to look it up to be sure though

Also the founder of Taco Bell died in 2010, at 86 years old. Taco….😢

I named my Pikachu in my first gen 6 playthrough Steve and every time I played the super training minigame with Pikachu and the bottom text just said Steve, it felt like a pointless 2016 meme

thats true I missed that

@@PaPaSea oh wow! Did expect you to reply. That’s cool. It happens. Unfortunately didn’t matter in the end anyway. Loved the video though!

No way it's above the Sleep powdering menace tho

@@bvd_vlvd in a way yes. But it depends on play style. Offensively the Bulbasuar line doesn't do so good. Having few good poison moves in that gen and maybe 4 or 5 grass moves aside from frenzy plant and solar beam to choose from. So for someone who wants to be able to deal damage quickly AND have coverage then squirtle is the way to go. So much so that speed runners almost always opt for it as it helps far more with later gyms and the e4 than the other 2. For you, maybe bulbasuar is the best. But for casual and speedrunners it's Squirtle. Hands down.

@@davidclover4959 Yeah this is why I said it under a nuzlocke video, not a speedrun

That is the reason, yeah. Although I think Shadow Ball Flareon is the best Sabrina counter after Snorlax and Hypno so that counts for something I suppose

The quickest of searches requires the strongest of wills

I used to play yugioh a lot before the pandemic and still watch a yugioh video here and there. I also play a ton of card games but mainly Pokemon and One Piece at the moment

It's meant to be as generically mammalian as possible since it evolves into so many things

were you the first like too?

​@@PaPaSea no, actually