1:00 "Unfortunaly quaquaval dex entrie doesnt tell us much about its strenght" Also quaquaval dex entrie:"One kick from a quaquaval can send a truck flying"
A part of me wishes Tinkaton was way more powerful with something like Huge Power or an ability that allowed it to do more damage to Steel types cause right now, it's prey wall it out pretty hard. But the other part of me remembers the other 2 Steel/Fairy menaces and thinks "y'know what, I'll just take my 160 base power move with little drawback and be happy."
It's a common misconception that Tinkaton is strong against Corviknight. What the pokedex entry says is that it's "daring" (reckless, willing to take great risk) because it's NOT a good match up against Corviknight. That's why it's daring to attack it. Even moreso than just, "because Smogon says it gets Walled statistically," Tinkaton doesn't learn any super effective moves against Corviknight (and weirdly few hammer moves). Bisharp is the actual mon they hunt for their hammers (subtly implied to be the reason for Kingambit's gimmick as a result). Corviknight's dex entry doesn't mention what mon preys on it, and there are a number of dangerous pokemon in Paldea that it actually could be. There's also a...farfetched idea that shiny tinkaton's hammer is made from shiny corviknight despite not being the same color, which I can only imagine is people sunk too deep into the Tinkaton is an unbeatable badass meme when it is really a strong pokemon who is so overconfident it attacks opponents even when it's a bad idea to do so.
Houndstone used Last Respects! (Move destroys Arceus-Fairy, aka GOD) Trainer sent out Igglybuff! Houndstone used Last Respects! It doesn’t affect the igglybuff
Iron Spikes being peaceful is likely a reference to Godzilla which in older content was trying to protect the world from aliens rather than its goal being to fight
Funny how it can match up with previous gen & region Pokémon even right down to the legendary ones. Maybe a bit on the upcoming dlc could be an idea for the next video?
Doing some rough back of the napkin math, google will tell us that the average compressive strength of stone is about 100 MPa. If we assume a small 1 cubic meter rock. It would require 100 meganewtons of force to break it. To determine the speed of the shot capable of doing that we have to estimate heavily. For simplicity let’s just say Arbolova is using a blast comparable to 10% of itself. So the oil would have a surface area of .0196 meters and a mass of 4.82 kg. So a 4.82 kg ball of oil that needs to a hive 100 MN of force would have to accelerate at a rate of 20,746,888 m/s^2. To find the speed let’s assume it takes 5 seconds for the oil to go from not moving to crushing the rock, the oil would need a speed of 103,734,440 m/s (232047334 mph) Which sounds impressive but remember it’s not the speed that matters nor even the oil itself, it’s just how fast it accelerates. This vid has inspired me to make this calculation into a short lol.
I’m going to need to know what kind of oil is being thrown at rocks. Is it just olive oil? What temperature is it? Is it being flung, sprayed, or shot at the rocks?
I actually looked into palafin and here's what I found an average cruse ship weight around 200000 gross tons, a gross ton is 2240 pounds, so multiplying the two together shows that palafin can lift 448 MILLION POUNDS!, WITH ONE ARM!
The biggest issue with this video is one I keep pointing out in any theory or discussion about SV I find because everyone seems to make this mistake. The entries for the Paradox Pokemon, including Koraidon and Miraidon, are not meant to be proper. Occulture is not a scientific magazine or research or anything, and the Scarlet/Violet book really just did looks and names, not full studies. And all of the entries are taken from the two and directly state that. Occulture is a "dubious magazine", not reliable information, and all the Pokedex entries state are "it resembles something from Occulture" or "it looks like something from Heath's Expedition journal". This means that no, Scream Tail is not Jigglypuff a billion years ago, Iron Valiant is not the creation of a mad scientist trying to make the ultimate Psychic Pokemon, Iron Jugulis is not the offspring of a Hydreigon and a robot, and Roaring Moon has no connection to Mega Salamence. At least, beyond looks of course. Because that is all the information is based on, looks and rumours. Obviously we know, from the story, that the Paradox Pokemon are from the past and the future, but despite looking like Jigglypuff, Scream Tail might not be related to it, and even if it is we have no idea how old it is. Is it possible any of this stuff is accurate? Sure. But it's not guaranteed or confirmed. So while Roaring Moon might look like Mega Salamence, there is no actual confirmation of any connection beyond that. Including the power and capabilities. Even calling Koraidon the Winged King or Miraidon the Iron Serpent is based on minimal research, namely their abilities and the little bit seen of how they act, like seeing the territorial fight of two Koraidon. People need to stop taking Occulture articles as facts about these Pokemon. They aren't. They are the Pokemon equivalent of cryptozoologists and conspiracy theories.
Wow, Annihilape is canonically fitting to it's performance in game, capable of hitting with power surpassing the physical limits of this world and turning the sturdiest walls to powder.
well they literally aren't legendaries.the dex classifies them as Paradox Pokemon and Paradox Pokemon aren't legendaries exactly. Just another category to add to the umbrella of legendaries/mythicals/UBs
Say it with me now. Tinkaton should have had huge power to make it the "small thing with super strength trope" complete. Or at least an ability that makes it hit steel types super effective Hell just do that with Gigaton Hammer sort of like Freeze Dry hitting water super effective
8:44 Personally I'd say that Iron Valiant is more than just one of the more interesting ones. The fact that it's a fusion between Mega Gardevoir and Mega Gallade, as well as being a robot since it's a future form, it essentially becomes a gender-neutral(since Gardevoir is more feminine and Gallade can only be male) robotic Gallade from the future. If that's not the coolest concept for a Pokémon ever, I don't know what is.
Hi JPR! Been watching your vids for a while now and I love the content! Can't wait to see the Pokemon from which Terrastelization comes from in the DLC..wonder how strong it will be canonically!
wtf did TheChiptide and JPRPokeTrainer98 collab together on this or something? they both are right next to each other in my subscription box posted one right after the other, both making the same video.. woah
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If there was a Mega Tinkaton it should just put all 100 points into attack for the lols
I named mine 'Bashixie' :)
Tinkaton sounds like a fairy type magneton
I’d love if her Mega was just an even bigger hammer.
dual-wielding corviknight so abbility is huge power just for the lolz
and it should have huge power
and moves all the sp atk to atk
1:00
"Unfortunaly quaquaval dex entrie doesnt tell us much about its strenght"
Also quaquaval dex entrie:"One kick from a quaquaval can send a truck flying"
Nowadays that's nothing apparently
you can indirectly use tsareena's entry which states they consider quaquaval their rivals
I mean, there are many sizes of trucks.
I mean with pokemon destroying mountains, that is nothing.
Quaquaval is a Unova mon in disguise apparently
A part of me wishes Tinkaton was way more powerful with something like Huge Power or an ability that allowed it to do more damage to Steel types cause right now, it's prey wall it out pretty hard. But the other part of me remembers the other 2 Steel/Fairy menaces and thinks "y'know what, I'll just take my 160 base power move with little drawback and be happy."
I think gigaton hammer is the reason for Tinkaton's low base attack but pairing it with swords dance and it becomes a monster
yeah it works better as a support than a attacker lmao
Medicham this generation got skill swap. Just so you know
It's a common misconception that Tinkaton is strong against Corviknight.
What the pokedex entry says is that it's "daring" (reckless, willing to take great risk) because it's NOT a good match up against Corviknight. That's why it's daring to attack it. Even moreso than just, "because Smogon says it gets Walled statistically," Tinkaton doesn't learn any super effective moves against Corviknight (and weirdly few hammer moves).
Bisharp is the actual mon they hunt for their hammers (subtly implied to be the reason for Kingambit's gimmick as a result). Corviknight's dex entry doesn't mention what mon preys on it, and there are a number of dangerous pokemon in Paldea that it actually could be. There's also a...farfetched idea that shiny tinkaton's hammer is made from shiny corviknight despite not being the same color, which I can only imagine is people sunk too deep into the Tinkaton is an unbeatable badass meme when it is really a strong pokemon who is so overconfident it attacks opponents even when it's a bad idea to do so.
Houndstone used Last Respects!
(Move destroys Arceus-Fairy, aka GOD)
Trainer sent out Igglybuff!
Houndstone used Last Respects!
It doesn’t affect the igglybuff
Iron Spikes being peaceful is likely a reference to Godzilla which in older content was trying to protect the world from aliens rather than its goal being to fight
Funny how it can match up with previous gen & region Pokémon even right down to the legendary ones. Maybe a bit on the upcoming dlc could be an idea for the next video?
perhaps we'll have to wait and see!
Doing some rough back of the napkin math, google will tell us that the average compressive strength of stone is about 100 MPa. If we assume a small 1 cubic meter rock. It would require 100 meganewtons of force to break it. To determine the speed of the shot capable of doing that we have to estimate heavily. For simplicity let’s just say Arbolova is using a blast comparable to 10% of itself. So the oil would have a surface area of .0196 meters and a mass of 4.82 kg. So a 4.82 kg ball of oil that needs to a hive 100 MN of force would have to accelerate at a rate of 20,746,888 m/s^2. To find the speed let’s assume it takes 5 seconds for the oil to go from not moving to crushing the rock, the oil would need a speed of 103,734,440 m/s (232047334 mph)
Which sounds impressive but remember it’s not the speed that matters nor even the oil itself, it’s just how fast it accelerates. This vid has inspired me to make this calculation into a short lol.
keep in mind air resistance
@@Cecilia-ky3uw
Yeah at that speed the oil would just atomize. You’d have to do it at point blank lol
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it's Tom Holland :O
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"So what about the other Paradox form based on a Psuedo Legendary? That would be Roaring Moon."
This is Iron Jugulis erasure.
I’m going to need to know what kind of oil is being thrown at rocks. Is it just olive oil? What temperature is it? Is it being flung, sprayed, or shot at the rocks?
This is to determine the oils density as well as the effective area of contact of the oil and the rocks
Also, what kind of rock are we talking about? How big? What is it made of? Are we assuming uniform density?
@@Condor-gb1xp I’m assuming olive oil because the mon is based on olives. Can’t help you with the boulder though
@@Condor-gb1xp let's say a uniform density and a diamiter of about 1 meter, with a spherical shape. Also the oil is shot, at normal temperature.
I actually looked into palafin and here's what I found
an average cruse ship weight around 200000 gross tons, a gross ton is 2240 pounds, so multiplying the two together shows that palafin can lift 448 MILLION POUNDS!, WITH ONE ARM!
casually too
The biggest issue with this video is one I keep pointing out in any theory or discussion about SV I find because everyone seems to make this mistake.
The entries for the Paradox Pokemon, including Koraidon and Miraidon, are not meant to be proper. Occulture is not a scientific magazine or research or anything, and the Scarlet/Violet book really just did looks and names, not full studies. And all of the entries are taken from the two and directly state that. Occulture is a "dubious magazine", not reliable information, and all the Pokedex entries state are "it resembles something from Occulture" or "it looks like something from Heath's Expedition journal".
This means that no, Scream Tail is not Jigglypuff a billion years ago, Iron Valiant is not the creation of a mad scientist trying to make the ultimate Psychic Pokemon, Iron Jugulis is not the offspring of a Hydreigon and a robot, and Roaring Moon has no connection to Mega Salamence. At least, beyond looks of course. Because that is all the information is based on, looks and rumours.
Obviously we know, from the story, that the Paradox Pokemon are from the past and the future, but despite looking like Jigglypuff, Scream Tail might not be related to it, and even if it is we have no idea how old it is.
Is it possible any of this stuff is accurate? Sure. But it's not guaranteed or confirmed. So while Roaring Moon might look like Mega Salamence, there is no actual confirmation of any connection beyond that. Including the power and capabilities.
Even calling Koraidon the Winged King or Miraidon the Iron Serpent is based on minimal research, namely their abilities and the little bit seen of how they act, like seeing the territorial fight of two Koraidon.
People need to stop taking Occulture articles as facts about these Pokemon. They aren't. They are the Pokemon equivalent of cryptozoologists and conspiracy theories.
9:50 well this is just hiding up their abilities, which multiply the 135 Atk/Sp.atk stat by 1.3. their base stat totals would be 715 with that.
Wow, Annihilape is canonically fitting to it's performance in game, capable of hitting with power surpassing the physical limits of this world and turning the sturdiest walls to powder.
The Pokedex says quaquval could send a truck flying with a kick
I laughed while having the mental picture
Hot take but I don’t really count the box legendaries as true legendary Pokemon for the same reason ultra beasts aren’t legendary Pokemon
The box legendaries really feel more like just rare pokemon. Especially considering they seem to be decently common in their time periods
well they literally aren't legendaries.the dex classifies them as Paradox Pokemon and Paradox Pokemon aren't legendaries exactly. Just another category to add to the umbrella of legendaries/mythicals/UBs
Tinkatons signature move is gigaton hammer so that means it has the strength of one gigaton with a single hammer swing
Geez. It seems like Gen. 9 introduced way more broken Pokemons than the Gen. 8 ones.
Say it with me now.
Tinkaton should have had huge power to make it the "small thing with super strength trope" complete.
Or at least an ability that makes it hit steel types super effective
Hell just do that with Gigaton Hammer sort of like Freeze Dry hitting water super effective
Very op
Can definitely make it happen using Skill Swap off a Medicham.
@@MagusAgrippa8 you could but that would be way too slow and clunky and completely unviable strat
@@enclave9614 I’ve seen a video of it and it’s actually not that difficult to pull off.
@@MagusAgrippa8 maybe in fun use but never gonna see any realistic competitive usage. sorry to crush your bubble
Dang sounds like Ting Lu is in the City to Country level range
8:44 Personally I'd say that Iron Valiant is more than just one of the more interesting ones. The fact that it's a fusion between Mega Gardevoir and Mega Gallade, as well as being a robot since it's a future form, it essentially becomes a gender-neutral(since Gardevoir is more feminine and Gallade can only be male) robotic Gallade from the future. If that's not the coolest concept for a Pokémon ever, I don't know what is.
I'm not convinced they're robots. I think they're cyborgs. There's some part of living pokemon inside all that metal.
8:20 You forgot about Iron Jugulis
Funniest thing ever, best subscription promotion at 5:13 ever 😂😂
Idk why we're labelling Tinkaton the villain. I hate Corviknight so personally I think it's the hero in this situation.
koraidon didn't go extinct, it evolved into cyclizar who then evolved into miraidon
Hi JPR! Been watching your vids for a while now and I love the content! Can't wait to see the Pokemon from which Terrastelization comes from in the DLC..wonder how strong it will be canonically!
Thank you so much! I hope we get to see some really cool stuff from it too!
Honey wake up JPR posted!!!
Those Corvaknights had it coming
jpr lookin CRISP in the new merch
wtf did TheChiptide and JPRPokeTrainer98 collab together on this or something? they both are right next to each other in my subscription box posted one right after the other, both making the same video.. woah
Cheeky shiny Gimmighoul
7:57 What's the source on it? Sadly, I was unable to spot it doing this in the footage you showed.
Anyway, neat analysis video! Thanks for uploading!
My Idea before watching the video:
Miraidon
Thoughts after watching the video: Damn bro chi-yu be blastin with that overheat
Love these power scaling vids
GOD DAMNIT Okuyasu Palkia
I clicked on this faster then my dad left 💀
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Tinkaton :Strongest
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Cool video but can you comeback home dad its been 15 years since you left us :(
5400 is more 200% stronger than magmortars fire, not 50%
nice
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