MOVESETS 2:12 Fly Flamethrower Smokescreen Scary Face 3:54 Toxic Stun Spore Sleep Powder Giga Drain 6:13 Yawn Shadow Ball (For Elite 4 Lorelei until Elite 4 Agatha) and Body Slam/Return Belly Drum Amnesia 11:46 Thunderbolt Thunder Wave Spark Protect 12:56 Dragon Rage Surf Earthquake Hyper Beam 13:42 Psychic Calm Mind Double Team Disable How to trade with yourself via android emulator: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CZHzcSglJWU.html How to trade with yourself via mGBA (Mac or PC): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q8ROqsmnMTg.html
Team for charizard, and no starmie? Starmie can sweep 3/4 of the elite 4 and the rival by itself (and all the gyms after you get it). Was it not mentioned because it's version exclusive? Starmie is like alakazam and gyarados in one.
nice video haha i had basically the same team but instead of vileplume i had vapeoreon for blues blastoise as it has water absorb for that hydro pump and would just bite making blastoise flinch and krabby as my HM slave
notice your moveset doesnt include metal claw. I find this move rather helpful in battles. Not only does it raise your attack but it also super effective on some pokes
Hey, DFuegoH. Thanks for your helpful videos. Do you have any footage of your teams battling the elite 4 in each game? Im having a hard time with black 2 and was wondering how you beat it.
I understand why Charizard gives you a rough road, but ive always considered it a trade off the rough start vs more potential in a endgame team. Please note that i dont switch out pokemon with the two exceptions of the one time usage of Flash and the additional required usage of Rock Smash they added on the Islands. For me a team needs Cut, Fly, Surf, Strength so that being said i see Charizard as the greatest Fire choice as he frees up a flexible spot where you would otherwise be using Fearow or Pidgeot (Dodrio is a flying type not an actual flyer get the f*ck outta here xD)
Honestly if I were gonna use a team just for fun I'd pick Charizard simply because I like his shiny. But yeah any team with him as the starter is difficult to use haha
@@DFuegoH Youre absolutely right there im not arguing that from the Gym Leader / Elite 4 perspective he offers the least but then i always have my most needed HMs incorporated into the team which makes a big difference in team building and ofcourse do take all trainers available so my team isnt as impressively underleveled to still get the task done as you did.
@@user-pakshibhithi10 In my opinion, it is Venusaur that belongs on the strongest team for Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen. However, if I were given a gameboy cartridge for Pokemon FireRed or LeafGreen, and only had to choose ONE starter for my team, it would be Charizard. Why? Because I think his shiny is the coolest of the three starters. In other words, if I had a gameboy cartridge where I could play Pokemon FireRed, I would make sure my whole team is shiny because it would be fun to have my whole team be shiny. That's what I mean by "I like his shiny." Hahaha
I did with Lapras! Unfortunately his ice typing makes the team weak against Lance and he does not contribute to the strategy needed to take down Blue. Vaporeon does not contribute to the strategy needed to defeat Blue either, which is why he isn't on the team as well
I don't see a reason not to! It will be a while though before I make a video for that game if ever because I have to familiarize myself with the trainers and the choices available
I feel like raichu is better alternative to magneton, not only it's given earlier but overall his both offensive attack and special are good and speed control seems more important for charizard water weakeness
@@ohhellwhereami2574the right pokemon can perform its job even if its nature cripples its defining strength Basis: this has happened in multiple teams I have tested
Can somebody explain why Charizard is hard to use in Fire Red ? Back when I was a kid I used to over level my Charizard and I didn't have much trouble.
@@vinmisanthrope9719 if you overlevel ANY decent pokemon, it is easy to beat a pokemon game. It is only when you DON'T grind your pokemon's levels (a KEY rule in my test playthroughs) that you see how viable a pokemon TRULY is. My analysis on Charizard's viability in this game is centered around that approach
@@DFuegoH I totally agree. I actually started playing Leaf Green and over-levelled my starter pokemon and it makes the game so boring. It hits different when you have 6 other pokemons that compliment each other to beat the game. Thank you for the response !
i used magikarp at mt moon for misty (wow i didnt realize i also helped myself with sabrina too, thank you definetly made me feel good about my pick)*edit, because of bite (garados lv 20) i wounder if i can learn an ice move with tm for grados**edit hope that helps, (doing my own run right now.) OOOOOHHHHHH MY GOD!!!!!! I WAS RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!! IM SO HAPPY***EDIT
It's the question I posed at the beginning of my video! Figuring out what members work best is a complex problem, but as long as you evaluate potential members within that framework and in relation to the most difficult obstacles in the game, you can figure out your own answers.
I get where you're coming from haha. But you wouldn't be able to appreciate why the other members belong to the strongest team without understanding Charizard's role in any team he's a part of
I kind of dont get the picture. This team is build so you dont have to "overlevel" pokemons - but you cant even best misty with this team without putting in extra work. You get gloom at lvl 21 and it has no gras moves that outperform starmy, you dont get magnemite after you get surf...thats way to late. Its better to just pick picatchu and level it normally and you wont run into any trouble at all, or am i missing something?
@@freakaz0id89 Gloom learns poison powder at level 14. Gloom can defeat Staryu 1v1 using absorb, then can outlast Starmie in a battle of attrition after using poison powder (and maybe a potion hahaha)
No idea! Natures are not that important when it comes to building strong teams. While looking out for the right natures would boost the team's strength, the value added is miniscule. So long as the members of the team mesh well together, the team will win against the obstacles in a pokemon game without the need to unnecessarily grind in between fights.
Lapras's ice type cancels out her resistance to fire types, and it also makes her weak to fighting types. Replacing Gyarados with Lapras would doom the team to lose to Bruno and Blue.
