NidoKing and NidoQueen are two of my favorite Poison-types, but what puts them other is their versatility. Sheer Force and some good Poison STAB/coverage would make them terrifying.
@@mikeburnette2190I don’t understand this comment lol?? They do have a good poison STAB being Sludge Wave o.O and they do get Sheer Force! Am I missing something here lmao???
The Hisuian Sneasel line is my favourite Pokemon line as back in Gen 2 I wanted a Sneasel evolution that retained it’s single feather look and when Gen 4 came oout Weavile disappointed me greatly so when Legends Arceus came out I was super happy to finally get my dream come true Pokemon and plus Hisuian Sneasel and Sneasler also look like a Siamese cat a bit in the face markings! I named mine Bruno after the Fire Emblem Heroes character!
@redshot5403 Alolan Muk does a really good job against Ultra Necrozma. It can also does the trolly Toxic if you want to do that. Alolan Muk also shuts down Giovani's Mega Mewtwo in Ultra Moon. My other tank and #1 favorite OF ALL TIME, Mudsdale does great against Mega Mewtwo in Ultra Sun. +6 defense boost on an already bulky Pokemon and a Mega Legendary is doing roughly 30 damage is a hilarious sight
@WilliamX5000 I used one in Ultra Moon and it ABSOLUTELY BODIED GIOVANI'S MEGA MEWTWO. Funnily enough, In Ultra Sun Mudsdale absolutely bodies Mega Mewtwo. I firmly believe Mudsdale and Alola Muk are the best dou to wall any game
Great video Mystic. I do have to ask if you could possibly give your number 8 choice Leftovers, that way it slowly gains HP back, but with the options you have...well it would annoy folks. I am kind of shocked you didn't have Drapion or the Nidos on the list, considering howDrapion is the same typing as Alolan Muk, and like I said, give it Leftovers, and the right moves...its a nightmare. We also see how insane Paul's Drapion is in the anime, so yeah. The Nidos...Sheer Force, Leftovers, and the moves could be terrifying, especially considering how versatile they are. Gengar will always be a fan favorite. I am surprised you didn't mention Venusaur. I would say the list is toxic, but that's a horrible pun.
I love my Clodsires. I usually switch their abilities between Poison Touch and Water Absorb depending on my opponent with Tera Ground as my go-to to avoid being destroyed by other Ground type attacks. I was so glad that Paldean Wooper was so easy to get in the game because it is a truly fantastic member of my team.
How about Top Ten Strongest Flying types next? Then a top Ten Flying types need a cross gen evolution afterwards so your writer can get in the good graces of Swellow and Squawkabilly.
a honourable mention to moth wezzings for mostly doubles but some singles niche neutalizing gas is so annoying in doubles and in singles just a solid will o wisp wall or in my showdown mono poison team a memento user for letting sneasler setup and white herb close combat and win
I plan on doing more. They just take a lot of time and research and I have to be in a particular mood to want to do them. I consider them more as work than having fun tbh.
@@xxgamerlegendxx1280 it's not really a glass Canon, it have great defenses and only 4 weakness,and a lot of HP and more speed than Sneasler,Sneasler have a double weakness to Psychic too
Before watching this video, Clodsire shouldn't be anywhere in the top 99% of poison types, because it's the worst pokemon of all (most of my physical attackers run Eartquake and so far Clodsire has never lasted 2 turns)
Clodsire taking heavy damage from a weakness makes it bad. Damage taken from a pokemon that has a weakness to something makes it bad, that's all you basically said with your post.
This is an easy video here. We already know it: Golem all the way through Edit: I also want to see Golem type next and the reason why a team of 6 Golem would be so good for every single region.
