If you want a team without trade evolutions, watch this video instead: th-cam.com/video/jgAGTzMaiPU/w-d-xo.html MOVESETS 2:09 Sleep Powder Leech Seed Giga Drain Strength 3:08 Rock Slide Rock Tomb Earthquake Selfdestruct 5:25 Psychic Calm Mind Double Team Shock Wave 6:40 Toxic Softboiled Refresh Minimize 7:28 Hypnosis Curse Dream Eater Destiny Bond 9:00 Thunderbolt Protect Thunder Wave Spark
I don't think this is necessarily the best team for FR/LG but I used this team to beat the game: 1. Venasaur - Razor Leaf - Protect - Toxic - Leach Seed 2. Nidoking - Earthquake - Megahorn - Rockslide/Thrash - Brick Break 3. Raichu - Thunderbolt - Brick Break - Iron Tail/Quick Attack/Theif - Thunder Wave 4. Vaporeon - Surf - Ice Beam - Bite - (Don't really have a 4th move) 5. Jynx - Calm Mind - Psychic - Ice beam/Punch - Water pulse/Lovely kiss 6. Aerodactyl - Rock Slide - Wing Attack - Double Edge - Fly
My friend I would disagree on a few placements and instead would prefer this team for ease of use on acquiring said mons and there ability to pull their own weight in important battles also for missing move slots you can add whatever you want Venusaur Ability: Overgrow - Sleep Powder - Leech Seed - Giga Drain - Strength Dugtrio Ability: Sand Veil - Earthquake - Rock Slide Mr. Mime Ability: Soundproof - Psychic - Thunderbolt Dodrio Ability: Run Away - Drill Peck - Trick Room - Fly Vaporeon Ability: Water Absorb - Surf - Ice Beam - Bite Hitmonlee (M) Ability: Limber - High Jump Kick - Mach Punch - Body Slam
I'm going with MysticUmbreon's team. You don't have to trade to get any of them, aside from Jynx, who has an in game trade. Gamefreak should have really given us another option to gain these pokemon without needing a buddy to trade with outside of the games.
You do you! You don't necessarily have to use the strongest team to have fun. It's really unfortunate how limited the options are in the Kanto region which makes trade evolutions a must to form a team with chemistry. That said, I went ahead and included traded pokemon anyway because it's not difficult to figure out how to trade with yourself on an emulator.
Venusaur - Solar Beam Growth Synthesis Sunny Day Raichu - Thunder Brick Break Iron Tail Rain Dance Nidoking - Earthquake Rock Slide Megahorn Toxic Gengar - Dream Eater Shadow Ball Nightmare Hypnosis Lapras - Hydro Pump Ice Beam Hail Safeguard Arcanine - Fire Blast Crunch Extreme Speed Roar Trust me this team will give you coverage over any trainers or gyms throughout the entire game. Each pokemon holds the item that powers up their STAB Attack.
@@imccrusher2054 My emerald best team has 3 of the same members (actually 4 since Machamp can be replaced by Hariyama) as yours so I'd say it's quite good.
I just started a game of LeafGreen for nostalgia 😅 so far I just beat Misty and am in Vermilion. My team atm is: 1) Ivysaur 2) Fearow (will replace later, but will still be my flyer) 3) Nidoking 4) Alakazam I'm still unsure who my next 3 members will be, I just know I'll need a water type. Though I do already have two fully evolved Pokémon, one a physical sweeper and the other a special sweeper. I consider this impressive!
Half your team requires trading to evolve. What if we don't have access to trading for some reason? Are the middle evolutions good enough, or are there other alternatives?
I can't give you a good answer on that yet. I need to test the team with the middle evolutions to see if they can perform as well as the full evolutions. I'll get back to you when I've done that. As for other options, the team I memed is almost as good. Will still have to see if it can beat Blue. Exploring all the possibilities is the goal of this channel so stay tuned! There is still a lot of content to come.
Cloyster/Lapras/gyarados/Blastoise/vaporeon, raichu/jolteon, chsrizard/arcanine/flareon, nidoking/sandslash, victreebel/venusaur/hypno and aredactyl/fearow/dragonite are always my go to team, mix and match....
Well i have completed fire red around 23 times😂..... And i think the best team is 👇🏻 Venusaur- Razor leaf Giga drain Toxic Leech seed Nidoking- Earthquake Megahorn Brick brake Strength Zapdos- Fly Drill peck Thunderbolt Thunder Laprus- Surf Ice beam Shock wave Psychic Alakzam( u can get traded Pokemon in mobile emulator)- Psychic Calm mind Psybeam Recover Flareon/snorlax(used them mainly for shadow ball...u can choose any of them...ur gonna win anyways)- Flamethrower Fire blast Shadow ball Hidden power OR brick brake Shadow ball Fire blast Body slam Using this team won't give u hard time what so ever.....u can use this for main as well as post game ❤
I agree with all except I use blastoise over venusaur, I find that it's better overall, can counter its own weaknesses with EQ and ice beam respectively and due to being a defensive tank pairs better with the team abovw
Even though this team is very trade reliant, it is refreshing to see someone make a "The Best Team For Pokémon Firered and Leafgreen" video without there being nidoking in the team as almost every video like this has nidoking in it.
When I was 8, I played fire red for the first time on my grandpas potato pc my team was.. Venusaur Nidoking Gyarados Raichu Flareon Pidgeot I played Pokemon leaf green instead of Pokémon fire red
I love your videos bro, but I've been looking for other teams for fire red, and for me the choice that makes the most sense for the starter between Bulbasaur and Squirtle would be Squirtle, since despite Bulbasaur's great start and the strategy of sleep powder and leech seed, he doesn't do much in the elite four and against the champion, who will have 3 pokemons that will be super effective, Squirtle could be trained until he learned bite to defeat Misty and be useful against the elite 4 both for his strong defenses and moves (surf, bite, ice beam) , plus Blue's team would now only have 1 pokemon that will be super effective. I would like to know if you have already considered this possibility and if so why the result was not as satisfactory compared to the bulbasaur.
What all those best teams lack is the proper hm distribution. I mean its a part of the game play right? Nobe of the teams actually include the pokemon that could do well and use hms efficiently in the same time My proposition -Blastoise Nature:Modest Surf Waterfall Ice beam Bite (gen 2&3 speciall attack) -Fearow Nature:Adamant Fly Return Steel wing Drill peck -Raticate Nature:Adamant Cut(stab) Strenght(stab) Dig Shadow Ball (physical in this gen) - Electrode Nature:Modest Thunder Rain dance Flash Thief - Marowak Item Thick Club Nature Carefull Bonemerang Rock smash False swipe Rock Slide -Gengar Nature Jolly Hypnosis Dream Eater Mean Look Confuse ray This team has all the HM distributed properly as well as is equiped to catch pokemon even the legendary dogs covers all the basis battle wise and provides none linear playtrough as you need the cubone for lt surge and in the provess you can catch all the members before 3 badge.
The reason I do not factor in hms when creating a best team is that they contribute nothing to the actual battles (with the exception of surf and, sometimes, waterfall and strength) and you can go to the nearest pokemon center and switch out one of your members for an hm slave if you need to go to a specific place or use a particular hm, which takes a minute at the most. Also, you can teach hm moves to the main team before the elite 4, and then use the move deleter to get rid of them. Nonetheless, I appreciate the feedback, and if it turns out that many viewers share your sentiment, I will create another team that factors in hms.
@@DFuegoH cut has power of 50 after STAB on Ratticate its 75 thats the power of brick break one of better fighting moves you cannot say its bad. Not the best like body slam or return but in the gen that has limited amount of tms this can be use full plus if you use it on a pokemon like raticate with guts its even stronger. I can tell you now people dont realize the true potential of hms after years of people like mistic umreon dumping shit on this mechanic. People are like a sheep they follow the influencers. Id be poketuber myself there is a tone of things id do differently than main stream poketubers but i dont have good presentation skills plus pokemon as a franchise has been dead for me since 7th gen arrived so there is limited content i could produce.
@@pislik814 i didnt do proper research but yeah the above team would be pretty good i used it and performed quite well. There is alternative to fearow later on being Dodrio with similar move set. It lacks few things like sweet scent for example but you cant have everything. In later games id definitely have on the team galade as it is the best false swipe user, status inflicter as it deals paralize and sleep depending on the opposite pokemons ability and has also mean look. It has also ability to learn tount agains roar users. So Galade has it all. However as for tjird gen thats the best team for kanto considering not only gyms but also catching mechanics as well as traversing mechanics. There are for sure better performance pokemon out there but its not just about power but the ultimate team for everybtask not just battling.
My team was Charizard(fly,blast burn, flamethrower and dragon claw) Raichu(thunderbolt, thunder wave,thunder and rain dance) Nidoking(toxic, earthquake,megahorn and thrash) Mr mime(shadow ball,psychic,calm mind and magical leaf) Lapras (surf,ice beam, blizzard and perish song) Hitmonlee(bulk up,rock slide,brick break and high jump kick)
My pick for best kanto team would probably look like this: (With trade option - best team): Venusaur Alakazam Jolteon Snorlax Lapras Rhydon (Without trade option - Leafgreen - 2nd best team): Venusaur Jolteon Snorlax Starmie Lapras Rhydon (Without trade option - Firered - 3rd best team): Venusaur Jolteon Snorlax Jynx Lapras Rhydon With these teams we have all elite 4 & champion pokemon covered. All Team rocket poison types+Giovanni is covered this way. As well as all gyms except electric type gym and grass gym (if you can't have alakazam). Honestly electric gym is too easy anyway, same with Erika, you don't really need to counter them.
@@DFuegoH cant figure out how to trade so team is Venu, Aero (Grav/Geo early game), Starmie, Chansey, Magneton, Haunter (cant figure out how trade with self on openemu) gonna see what i can do, just beat erica without a psychic type (get eevee evolve flareon, hyper beam) I use a Clefable to deal with route trainers for the most part so i can keep levels lower early game but not necessary(only had bulbasaur for misty, sleep powder needs a lot of sleep turns) not really optimized the encounter since i think you can get starmie before erica if you do the game corner > to the tower just not used to these games and how early encounters open, you have to get super rod for staryu i believe.
@@DFuegoH Just did it with no mons reaching 40 Charizard missed 3 fireblast with switching between Chansey/Starmie/Magneton allowing Chansey to die on the Execggutor so she didn't go to 40, also putting a Pecha Berry on Chansey for Zams Synchronize is very much needed on this team, I posted a video of the recap sorry I didnt record all of it ):
My team atm I ofcs started with bulbasaur coz he's op. Geo dude for gollem butterfree as that Pokémon can seriously do some damage ryachu. And I've got a magic carp solely for garadose finally jynx it's my first game play would love to see u try with that I hands down say it's a good team
Enjoying the videos, makes me want to challenge myself to try and find a better team myself. Also bulbasaur is not the only grass before Misty. Paras is in mt moon and bellsprout or oddish is in the above route but I get it, oddish and bellsprout are version exclusives and parasect is much more niche.
Venesaur Golem Alakazam Arcanine Laparas Magneton This has always been my go to team to use for FR/LG This team has a lot of coverage throughout and a good mix of some slower Pokémon with more bulk, some fast special and mixed attackers and some utility/wall breaker sets. If anyones interested in movesets let me know.
@@DFuegoH Hey man, great video. I love seeing team builders. Here’s the move set for my team. Venusaur Razor leaf Leech seed Sleep powder Giga drain (You can substitute sludge bomb or earthquake for razor leaf if you want a little move coverage/offense) Golem Earthquake Rockslide Brick break Return (You can sub in rock tomb if you want speed control but I use Golem primarily to sponge hits and throw out some big damage) Alakazam Psychic Shadow ball (I know it’s still physical in this Gen but it’s still great against ghosts and other psychics) Recover Light screen/reflect/calm mind (Standard special sweeper set. Use a few calm minds heal up with recover and go to town) Arcanine Bite/iron tail/body slam Flamethrower Extreme speed Fire blast (I love Arcanine because you can go a lot of different directions with it as a good mixed attacker. You can keep bite for ghost/ psychic coverage or iron tail to deal with rock types or body slam for good neutral coverage. Then of course extreme speed for priority and fire blast if you need a little more punch than flamethrower) Lapras Surf Ice beam Psychic / body slam Toxic (Lapras is a tank with some great coverage. You can solo a lot of trainers with the bolt/beam/surf combo but I have Tbolt on my last Pokémon you can sub between psychic and body slam depending on what you want. You can also get cheeky with toxic/rest but I go more offensive Magneton Thunderbolt Thunder wave Tri-attack Reflect/light screen (Unfortunately not any real steel offense in earlier gems but the typing still makes an excellent pivot that can come out and start afflicting status ailments with either a thunder wave or tri attack. I also use the bulkiness as an opportunity to set up screens if necessary or if you want more offense you can just go for return or shockwave for perfect accuracy. That’s it. Let me know what you think, or if you have any suggestions that might improve the move sets!
I like the team setup u have in this vid the only one i subbed out was chansey for snorlax since im playing PokeMMO i used him with crunch and bodyslam to beat Sabrina's psychic mons, plus snorlax's thick fat ability lets him eat fire and ice based moves easily
Although I ultimately chose Chansey because of her toxic stalling ability, I really like Snorlax too. Glad to hear you were able to make him work with my team in PokeMMO.
@@DFuegoH Snorlax can do a toxic stall too since his other ability he can roll with besides thick fat is immunity which nullifies poison combine that with say rest and a few choice skills and he could stall koga and the poison elite 4 member forever while dishing out some heavy damage
@@DFuegoH Just finished the kanto region in PokeMMO with the team in this vid minus the chansey cuz i used snorlax and it worked like a charm my snorlax using brick break, crunch, strength, and surf with a leftovers held item soloed lorelei with me only having to use 1 ice heal and like 2 hyper potions, the only other change to my team is that i had a magnezone instead of a magneton
Charizard, Jolteon, Alakzam, Jynx, Dragonite, Starmie. Fly through the Elite Four easy. Multiple Psychic moves, multiple Ice Beams. You can easily get through the game without a rock/ground type
my team is -vileplume -blastoise -pidgeot -arcanine -gengar -alakazam if you want to put jolteon instead of alakazam i would too cause its cool but strategicly alakazams a better option i think
There is no "STRONGEST like the STRONGEST" pokemon in the game. Some make better cases than others, but ultimately the strength of a pokemon is dependent on the needs of the team. Charizard is a better pick for some teams while Mew and Mewtwo are needed for others.
I do kinda feel this team is invalid as you have trade evolutions and most if not all non-letsplayers aren't going to get those in play through due not being able to physically do it or ( if on emulator) not knowing how. I know the team still did well but the fact 99% of people who see this video couldn't get this team sadly has to be a point against it
If I may ask, where do you play? Still on the gameboy? If you use a smartphone or a computer, you can very easily access trade evolutions. I only use trade evolutions on gen 3 teams for that reason. It is a lot more complicated for gens 4 and up which is why when I make teams for those games, trade evolutions are out of the question. Edit: okay you said most emulators do not know how. So be it, I'll make another video teaching you guys how to do it. It's very doable trust me.
@@DFuegoH you answered yourself in the eidt but to answer the 1st question mostly physcial carts outside of gen 6-7-8 as my gens 5 and early carts were destroyed in a fire but yeah... most people don't know how to get trading working i've asked around when i felt like using steelix in a crystal run cause i wanted an actual steel type in a gen 2 run for once ( and i use scizor enough in competive battles lol )
Zaptos is definitely the stronger of the two, but he's a legendary and the electric typing by itself is not that strong in this game. Aerodactyl's rock typing would allow him to play a defensive role, but I think replacing any other member on the team with him would ruin the team's chemistry. Honestly I'd just pick whichever one you prefer.
In my personal opinion based on how good it is in the main story (where you obtain it, moveset potential and how good it is to use against gyms) Venusuar Lapris Raichu Snorlax Alakazam (trade) And maybe a ground type like Dugtrio
@@davidher5048 That's true. I guess it's just personally i don't like to include too many trade pokemon as it can be a hassle if you don't have a friend who knows exactly what you want (especially until we got the GTS) Otherwise Machamp or Gengar may have been on this list as well, and gen 1 trade evolutions were OP at the time and are still really good to this day.
My guy, not only are Paras and Oddish available before Misty (oddish may be FR only) but Paras is a tank and bullet seed slaps. Also Paras like, is the only pokemon that spawns on the 2nd floor of Mt Moon so you can cheese it out on nuzlockes
Oddish is a version exclusive. I've used Paras in a test playthrough and he is way too weak to defeat Misty without extra grinding. Even if he were strong enough, Parasect is useless for the later obstacles in the game.
@@DFuegoH That's fair. I guess I forgot how much it took to get Paras to like 17, and from 17 I was able to farm Digletts cave because of the ground resistance Paras gets, easy Ws vs. Dugtrios even, and so that part is relatively quick and fun. Plus it learns cut and flash. My kinda sqadmate until i get fly
Yeah Snorlax is not a bad alternative. He can spam rest instead of softboiled while toxic stalling, though since Chansey is better at tanking special attacks, that strategy is more risky
Bulbasaur is not the only Grass type you have access to before Misty, you can have either Oddish or Bellsprout depending on your version Also Paras but it fucking sucks
My bad! I forgot to clarify that I do not use version exclusives on my team. I also did not know Paras is a grass type because of how ass his performance was the first time I played fr/lg using him haha
The kind of trading you're describing only refers to trading between fr/lg and a game from the Hoenn region. Trading between copies of the same game is unlocked as soon as you can access a pokecenter.
Tour best team 🙌 can also be called the the 1/2 Trade evolution team I remember my classmate using this team in the og red in my elementary school days and he is trading with my another classmate to evolve those 3 now a days just use the link local option of an emulator to trade by yourself or hack the game to make it a normal evolution in doing the only starters allowed game play on my fire red I just save state at the choose starting option I'm not using cheats since I'm playing a no cheat game rarecandy and master ball cheat really make this game boring I currently finish the plant gym I just hope Blastoise x2 with crunch is enough to beat the psychic gym that is my biggest road block since Blastoise is slow I hope he can tank their psychic Atk as you say you have to have different types of Pokemon to deal with different battle so I kinda play a slightly har mode my Playthrough limitation are only the 3starter times 2 of course male and female so I can breed them I don't know if this is intentional but all of the 3 starters can learn the hm move so the other half of the team is the hm slave while the others are given moves to deal with the opponent vs seeker is really good for grinding level an money I don't know if it intentional but if you use vs seeker in the bridge your showing using save state to ensure that they will always want to fight is really helpful not to mention there's a breeders house if you go down I leave my other squirtel there at lv 7 after I level up all my Pokemon to lv 36 when I got back it's already lv30 save me time for leveling I'm currently doing the silphscope story aka the annoying team rocket play through
The reason why the best teams don’t include half of these Pokémon is because the entire point is to make the team accessible REGARDLESS of which version you play and without trading.
Most people are running on budget teams that don't require trading.... Find a team that is best from bare bones. If we are trading, then I'll just use all three starters. DUBBS
Not a rom user I take it? No need to worry there are other strong teams that don't use trade evolutions. They're just not the best team (as of now). Might create separate videos for those teams in the future.
Venusaur the hardest option ? Fast start and later struggle and useless Grass and electric on 1 team? Thats a waste of a slot. Although venusaur + golem is a good combo No flyer No surfer No usefull hm distribution No for hm slavery No Sub sorry
That's not the best team, golem isn't the strongest rock/ground Pokemon and you don't need a rock type to defeat electric gym leader nor do you need a grass type for misty, Venusaur isn't the best starter choice, Alakazam is easily one of the strongest Pokemon in the game but you don't cover his low defense, Charizard is the strongest starter Pokemon but if you're playing fire red you'll get Arcanine and Blastoise is amazing but if you're playing leaf green you'll get starmie because he can learn thunderbolt, Arcanine starmie dodrio Alakazam are the strongest of their types you'll need any electric type it doesn't matter which electric type you get but the faster the better and the last Pokemon isn't even needed you can easily defeat the elite four with five Pokemon and you should always get Blastoise because you can defeat electric gym because you catch a lvl 30 dugtrio in the cave right next to the gym so I guess dugtrio will be your last Pokemon but you'll only need him once
I've been reading your comments and you guys pointed out a mistake I made in this video, so allow me to correct it here. Venusaur is NOT the only grass type available before challenging Misty. You can catch a Paras and Oddish/Bellsprout as well. It is important to note though that Oddish and Bellsprout are version exclusives, so I would not consider them as options either way, and Parasect is, well, trash haha. So in my opinion, Venusaur is still the best grass type to defeat Misty. Edit: I have also been receiving a lot of feedback that you guys will have trouble accessing a lot of the members because they are trade evolutions. Do most of you still play on the original gameboy? I find that a bit hard to believe since trying out different teams would require the use of multiple cartridges, which is expensive and inconvenient compared to emulators. It is actually quite easy to access trade evolutions on emulators (for gameboy games specifically, which is why I do not use trade evolutions on teams for gens 4 and up). If you guys would like, I can make a separate video teaching you how to do it. It makes playing through the games a much more fun experience.
How are version exclusives a no go but trade evos aren't? Not everyone has the ability to trade or access to a randomizer to enable trade evos by level up.
@@geisterwolf397 version exclusives are a no go because this team is supposed to be the overall best for both games. It is also much more inconvenient to trade version exclusives to the other games because it requires you to play the other game all the way to the point you that you can catch that pokemon before trading it to the other game. Whereas with trade evolutions, you just need to be able to trade and that's it. I have never used a randomizer to make pokemon evolve and I do not have the slightest clue how it works. As for general accessbility to trade evolutions, it's really only a problem if you only play on the original gameboy. It's very accessible for emulator users. I edited my pinned comment to propose a potential solution.
I play on original cartridge through a ds lite , never been able to secure my alakazam 😭 is there an emulator for iphone I swear I can’t find the sauce
I think Nidoking's massive movepool is always really valuable to have, but moreso in RBY rather than FRLG. The fact that most Pokémon don't have good and varied movesets in gen 1 makes Nidoking incredible, whereas in gen 3 movesets still aren't great but they're much improved from gen 1 so Nidoking becomes less valuable. Sidenote: It would be interesting to see how well Nidoking is able to perform in an XY playthrough considering that horde battles allow you to get Hidden Ability Pokémon easily, and Nidoran is available in hordes. Sheer Force Nidoking is a monster because of how powerful it can be. Then again Garchomp is available in XY so that probably just invalidates Nidoking. Second sidenote: You keep talking about being able to access trade evolutions vanilla games in an emulator, but I've never known how to do that and as far as I know, most people don't. Most people just use the Universal Pokémon Randomiser to make trade evos available through normal playthrough methods instead of trading. It doesn't invalidate your choices that most people don't know how to do it, I would just like to know how so I can try it out in future playthroughs.
I don't have a take on a best team, but I wanted to tell you how cool your video concept is and how well you pulled it off. Your current sub count does not reflect your Video Quality. I hope to see this channel grow! ^^
@@stellarknight04 I’ve actually found blastoise to be the most useful, at least in my experience, and that frees up poison, the most underrated type in this game. I guess it really depends on the version. Fire red has better overall exclusives, but leaf green has the best water types, for sure
Venusaur - the only grass pokemon that is resistant against lightning and objectively best starter Jolteon - absorbs HP from getting hit with lightning attacks, teach it ground moves such as dig to use vs electric pokemon. Lapras - high HP you can teach water and ice moves Snorlax - Highly contingent on learning the Shadow Ball TM from the Rocket Game Corner. If you can, this is the prime Sabrina Killer. Dodrio - goated flying pokemon to use vs grass, no fire pokemon needed and tri attack is one of the best moves in the game Starmie - teach it psychic moves, water and ice. I believe it is exclusive to Leaf green in the wilderness, thus making it the better game
If you want a team without trade evolutions, watch this video instead: th-cam.com/video/jgAGTzMaiPU/w-d-xo.html
MOVESETS
2:09
Sleep Powder
Leech Seed
Giga Drain
Strength
3:08
Rock Slide
Rock Tomb
Earthquake
Selfdestruct
5:25
Psychic
Calm Mind
Double Team
Shock Wave
6:40
Toxic
Softboiled
Refresh
Minimize
7:28
Hypnosis
Curse
Dream Eater
Destiny Bond
9:00
Thunderbolt
Protect
Thunder Wave
Spark
The best team are
1. 50 Revives
2. 50 Hyper Potions
3. 15 Full Restores (cus of price)
4. 20 Full Heals
5. PokeFlute
6. A couple of Pokemon
🤣🤣
Literally only had a level 46 charizard, a garadose level 61 a level 23 HM slave and 3 rattas to get one shorted why I revied or healed
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Great vid! Sadly half of the pokémon are not available without trading, but anyway, very cool!
Play ultra violet, all pokemon are available plus more
@@juliandixon19 I happen to just have finished it, and it was great. Truly a good game
@@manuelnovella39 nice one, I'm working my way through it currently
@@Jgonz375it’s easy to find a fire red rom that has removed trade being necessary evolutions. I don’t really count that as hack
Can we play it on android ?@@juliandixon19
Mine was:
1. Charizard - Fly, Flamethrower, Dragon Claw, Earthquake
2. Lapras - Surf, Ice Beam, Psychic, Body Slam
3. Jolteon - Thunderbolt, Thunder Wave, Double Team, Quick Attack
4. Mr. Mime - Psychic, Calm Mind, Recover, Protect
5. Snorlax - Shadow Ball, Body Slam, Rest, Sleep Talk
6. Nidoking - Return, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Dig
My MVP Slave
Krabby - Surf, Cut, Strength, Rock Smash
How did you not have Mewtwo in there
I don't think this is necessarily the best team for FR/LG but I used this team to beat the game:
1. Venasaur
- Razor Leaf
- Protect
- Toxic
- Leach Seed
2. Nidoking
- Earthquake
- Megahorn
- Rockslide/Thrash
- Brick Break
3. Raichu
- Thunderbolt
- Brick Break
- Iron Tail/Quick Attack/Theif
- Thunder Wave
4. Vaporeon
- Surf
- Ice Beam
- Bite
- (Don't really have a 4th move)
5. Jynx
- Calm Mind
- Psychic
- Ice beam/Punch
- Water pulse/Lovely kiss
6. Aerodactyl
- Rock Slide
- Wing Attack
- Double Edge
- Fly
This team is good
My friend I would disagree on a few placements and instead would prefer this team for ease of use on acquiring said mons and there ability to pull their own weight in important battles also for missing move slots you can add whatever you want
Venusaur
Ability: Overgrow
- Sleep Powder
- Leech Seed
- Giga Drain
- Strength
Dugtrio
Ability: Sand Veil
- Earthquake
- Rock Slide
Mr. Mime
Ability: Soundproof
- Psychic
- Thunderbolt
Dodrio
Ability: Run Away
- Drill Peck
- Trick Room
- Fly
Vaporeon
Ability: Water Absorb
- Surf
- Ice Beam
- Bite
Hitmonlee (M)
Ability: Limber
- High Jump Kick
- Mach Punch
- Body Slam
I'm going with MysticUmbreon's team. You don't have to trade to get any of them, aside from Jynx, who has an in game trade. Gamefreak should have really given us another option to gain these pokemon without needing a buddy to trade with outside of the games.
You do you! You don't necessarily have to use the strongest team to have fun. It's really unfortunate how limited the options are in the Kanto region which makes trade evolutions a must to form a team with chemistry. That said, I went ahead and included traded pokemon anyway because it's not difficult to figure out how to trade with yourself on an emulator.
@@DFuegoH truth. and yes, fun is paramount to strength.
Just play it on an emulator instead of a handheld console, you do trades
@@Anthony-tz2wb how do you emulate a game?
@@TheShiningEnergysounds like a troll post or either that, you're being extremely sarcastic
Venusaur -
Solar Beam
Growth
Synthesis
Sunny Day
Raichu -
Thunder
Brick Break
Iron Tail
Rain Dance
Nidoking -
Earthquake
Rock Slide
Megahorn
Toxic
Gengar -
Dream Eater
Shadow Ball
Nightmare
Hypnosis
Lapras -
Hydro Pump
Ice Beam
Hail
Safeguard
Arcanine -
Fire Blast
Crunch
Extreme Speed
Roar
Trust me this team will give you coverage over any trainers or gyms throughout the entire game. Each pokemon holds the item that powers up their STAB Attack.
You should add sheer cold to lapras (one hit KO)
Lovely video. The gen 3 games were my first exposure to pokemon. Thumbs up!
I'm surprised Jynx is not on the list. She's a powerhouse of gen 1/3 imo. I can have Jynx alone and speed through a couple of elite four solo with her
You are such a good creater. I’m a blind viewer and your videos are easy for me to understand
Thanks that means a lot!
@@DFuegoH Hey what do you think of my emerald team? Swampert Hariama crowbat Agron Ninetails manectric?
Emerald team
@@imccrusher2054 My emerald best team has 3 of the same members (actually 4 since Machamp can be replaced by Hariyama) as yours so I'd say it's quite good.
@@DFuegoH Ok! Thanks
This is my personal best team because of how easy they are to get
- Venusaur
- Fearow
- Raichu/Jolteon
- Dugtrio
- Lapras/Vaporeon
- Mr.Mime
I just started a game of LeafGreen for nostalgia 😅 so far I just beat Misty and am in Vermilion. My team atm is:
1) Ivysaur
2) Fearow (will replace later, but will still be my flyer)
3) Nidoking
4) Alakazam
I'm still unsure who my next 3 members will be, I just know I'll need a water type. Though I do already have two fully evolved Pokémon, one a physical sweeper and the other a special sweeper. I consider this impressive!
Half your team requires trading to evolve. What if we don't have access to trading for some reason? Are the middle evolutions good enough, or are there other alternatives?
I can't give you a good answer on that yet. I need to test the team with the middle evolutions to see if they can perform as well as the full evolutions. I'll get back to you when I've done that. As for other options, the team I memed is almost as good. Will still have to see if it can beat Blue.
Exploring all the possibilities is the goal of this channel so stay tuned! There is still a lot of content to come.
Cloyster/Lapras/gyarados/Blastoise/vaporeon, raichu/jolteon, chsrizard/arcanine/flareon, nidoking/sandslash, victreebel/venusaur/hypno and aredactyl/fearow/dragonite are always my go to team, mix and match....
Well i have completed fire red around 23 times😂.....
And i think the best team is 👇🏻
Venusaur-
Razor leaf
Giga drain
Toxic
Leech seed
Nidoking-
Earthquake
Megahorn
Brick brake
Strength
Zapdos-
Fly
Drill peck
Thunderbolt
Thunder
Laprus-
Surf
Ice beam
Shock wave
Psychic
Alakzam( u can get traded Pokemon in mobile emulator)-
Psychic
Calm mind
Psybeam
Recover
Flareon/snorlax(used them mainly for shadow ball...u can choose any of them...ur gonna win anyways)-
Flamethrower
Fire blast
Shadow ball
Hidden power
OR
brick brake
Shadow ball
Fire blast
Body slam
Using this team won't give u hard time what so ever.....u can use this for main as well as post game ❤
I agree with all except I use blastoise over venusaur, I find that it's better overall, can counter its own weaknesses with EQ and ice beam respectively and due to being a defensive tank pairs better with the team abovw
Even though this team is very trade reliant, it is refreshing to see someone make a "The Best Team For Pokémon Firered and Leafgreen" video without there being nidoking in the team as almost every video like this has nidoking in it.
The only grass type you have access to before Misty? What about the Bellsprout family? I know you said the Bulbasaur line is the best.
The shoutout the leuroi brings a tear to my eye
My team is not the best but
Venasaur
Arcanine
Jolteon
Heracross
Dodrio
Golduck
Love your videos and want you to try my team once you reach 1k subs
When I was 8, I played fire red for the first time on my grandpas potato pc my team was..
Venusaur
Nidoking
Gyarados
Raichu
Flareon
Pidgeot
I played Pokemon leaf green instead of Pokémon fire red
You can get either Oddish or Bellsprout, depending on what version you are playing, before misty.
Sarzenia
I love your videos bro, but I've been looking for other teams for fire red, and for me the choice that makes the most sense for the starter between Bulbasaur and Squirtle would be Squirtle, since despite Bulbasaur's great start and the strategy of sleep powder and leech seed, he doesn't do much in the elite four and against the champion, who will have 3 pokemons that will be super effective, Squirtle could be trained until he learned bite to defeat Misty and be useful against the elite 4 both for his strong defenses and moves (surf, bite, ice beam) , plus Blue's team would now only have 1 pokemon that will be super effective. I would like to know if you have already considered this possibility and if so why the result was not as satisfactory compared to the bulbasaur.
Don't you worry I got a Blastoise team coming out soon
@@DFuegoH I will be waiting anxiously
What all those best teams lack is the proper hm distribution. I mean its a part of the game play right? Nobe of the teams actually include the pokemon that could do well and use hms efficiently in the same time
My proposition
-Blastoise
Nature:Modest
Surf
Waterfall
Ice beam
Bite (gen 2&3 speciall attack)
-Fearow
Nature:Adamant
Fly
Return
Steel wing
Drill peck
-Raticate
Nature:Adamant
Cut(stab)
Strenght(stab)
Dig
Shadow Ball (physical in this gen)
- Electrode
Nature:Modest
Thunder
Rain dance
Flash
Thief
- Marowak
Item Thick Club
Nature Carefull
Bonemerang
Rock smash
False swipe
Rock Slide
-Gengar
Nature Jolly
Hypnosis
Dream Eater
Mean Look
Confuse ray
This team has all the HM distributed properly as well as is equiped to catch pokemon even the legendary dogs covers all the basis battle wise and provides none linear playtrough as you need the cubone for lt surge and in the provess you can catch all the members before 3 badge.
The reason I do not factor in hms when creating a best team is that they contribute nothing to the actual battles (with the exception of surf and, sometimes, waterfall and strength) and you can go to the nearest pokemon center and switch out one of your members for an hm slave if you need to go to a specific place or use a particular hm, which takes a minute at the most. Also, you can teach hm moves to the main team before the elite 4, and then use the move deleter to get rid of them. Nonetheless, I appreciate the feedback, and if it turns out that many viewers share your sentiment, I will create another team that factors in hms.
@@DFuegoH cut has power of 50 after STAB on Ratticate its 75 thats the power of brick break one of better fighting moves you cannot say its bad. Not the best like body slam or return but in the gen that has limited amount of tms this can be use full plus if you use it on a pokemon like raticate with guts its even stronger.
I can tell you now people dont realize the true potential of hms after years of people like mistic umreon dumping shit on this mechanic. People are like a sheep they follow the influencers. Id be poketuber myself there is a tone of things id do differently than main stream poketubers but i dont have good presentation skills plus pokemon as a franchise has been dead for me since 7th gen arrived so there is limited content i could produce.
@@wildresin6292 which Pokemon team would be the best for fire red including HM attacks?
@@pislik814 i didnt do proper research but yeah the above team would be pretty good i used it and performed quite well. There is alternative to fearow later on being Dodrio with similar move set. It lacks few things like sweet scent for example but you cant have everything. In later games id definitely have on the team galade as it is the best false swipe user, status inflicter as it deals paralize and sleep depending on the opposite pokemons ability and has also mean look. It has also ability to learn tount agains roar users. So Galade has it all. However as for tjird gen thats the best team for kanto considering not only gyms but also catching mechanics as well as traversing mechanics. There are for sure better performance pokemon out there but its not just about power but the ultimate team for everybtask not just battling.
This is extremely well thought out
My team was
Charizard(fly,blast burn, flamethrower and dragon claw)
Raichu(thunderbolt, thunder wave,thunder and rain dance)
Nidoking(toxic, earthquake,megahorn and thrash)
Mr mime(shadow ball,psychic,calm mind and magical leaf)
Lapras (surf,ice beam, blizzard and perish song)
Hitmonlee(bulk up,rock slide,brick break and high jump kick)
My team for defeat e4 + blue in fire red :
Charizard : wing attack, flamethrower, dragon claw, blast burn
Dugtrio : slash, earthquake, rockslide, aerial ace
Raichu : thunderbolt, thief, thunderwave, double team
Vileplume : solarbeam, toxic, sunny day, sleep powder
Snorlax : body slam, brick break, shadow ball, rest
Lapras : psychic, surf, ice beam, safeguard
My pick for best kanto team would probably look like this:
(With trade option - best team):
Venusaur
Alakazam
Jolteon
Snorlax
Lapras
Rhydon
(Without trade option - Leafgreen - 2nd best team):
Venusaur
Jolteon
Snorlax
Starmie
Lapras
Rhydon
(Without trade option - Firered - 3rd best team):
Venusaur
Jolteon
Snorlax
Jynx
Lapras
Rhydon
With these teams we have all elite 4 & champion pokemon covered. All Team rocket poison types+Giovanni is covered this way. As well as all gyms except electric type gym and grass gym (if you can't have alakazam).
Honestly electric gym is too easy anyway, same with Erika, you don't really need to counter them.
stoked, gonna play leaf green and see what i can do with the team, kanto games are my least played. lets get the E4 sub 40🤠
Lemme know how that goes! 😁😁
@@DFuegoH cant figure out how to trade so team is Venu, Aero (Grav/Geo early game), Starmie, Chansey, Magneton, Haunter (cant figure out how trade with self on openemu) gonna see what i can do, just beat erica without a psychic type (get eevee evolve flareon, hyper beam) I use a Clefable to deal with route trainers for the most part so i can keep levels lower early game but not necessary(only had bulbasaur for misty, sleep powder needs a lot of sleep turns) not really optimized the encounter since i think you can get starmie before erica if you do the game corner > to the tower just not used to these games and how early encounters open, you have to get super rod for staryu i believe.
@@DFuegoH Just did it with no mons reaching 40 Charizard missed 3 fireblast with switching between Chansey/Starmie/Magneton allowing Chansey to die on the Execggutor so she didn't go to 40, also putting a Pecha Berry on Chansey for Zams Synchronize is very much needed on this team, I posted a video of the recap sorry I didnt record all of it ):
@@KingDambit Sure! Drop your socmed account and I'll reach out to you.
My team atm I ofcs started with bulbasaur coz he's op. Geo dude for gollem butterfree as that Pokémon can seriously do some damage ryachu. And I've got a magic carp solely for garadose finally jynx it's my first game play would love to see u try with that I hands down say it's a good team
Enjoying the videos, makes me want to challenge myself to try and find a better team myself. Also bulbasaur is not the only grass before Misty. Paras is in mt moon and bellsprout or oddish is in the above route but I get it, oddish and bellsprout are version exclusives and parasect is much more niche.
Welp, it didn't occur to me that Paras is a grass type haha. Thanks for clarifying!
Yo bro , please make more videos like this about Pokemon fire red
I only have 6 badges, but my team rn is:
Charizard
Raichu
Nidoking
Alakazam
Vaporeon
Persian
Edit:before the elite four, it hasn't changed
I'm with you on every pokemon but Chansey. It's encounter rate is abysmal personally I would do Snorlax for the normal type.
Venesaur
Golem
Alakazam
Arcanine
Laparas
Magneton
This has always been my go to team to use for FR/LG
This team has a lot of coverage throughout and a good mix of some slower Pokémon with more bulk, some fast special and mixed attackers and some utility/wall breaker sets.
If anyones interested in movesets let me know.
I'm interested in the movesets!
@@DFuegoH
Hey man, great video. I love seeing team builders. Here’s the move set for my team.
Venusaur
Razor leaf
Leech seed
Sleep powder
Giga drain
(You can substitute sludge bomb or earthquake for razor leaf if you want a little move coverage/offense)
Golem
Earthquake
Rockslide
Brick break
Return
(You can sub in rock tomb if you want speed control but I use Golem primarily to sponge hits and throw out some big damage)
Alakazam
Psychic
Shadow ball (I know it’s still physical in this Gen but it’s still great against ghosts and other psychics)
Recover
Light screen/reflect/calm mind
(Standard special sweeper set. Use a few calm minds heal up with recover and go to town)
Arcanine
Bite/iron tail/body slam
Flamethrower
Extreme speed
Fire blast
(I love Arcanine because you can go a lot of different directions with it as a good mixed attacker. You can keep bite for ghost/ psychic coverage or iron tail to deal with rock types or body slam for good neutral coverage. Then of course extreme speed for priority and fire blast if you need a little more punch than flamethrower)
Lapras
Surf
Ice beam
Psychic / body slam
Toxic
(Lapras is a tank with some great coverage. You can solo a lot of trainers with the bolt/beam/surf combo but I have Tbolt on my last Pokémon you can sub between psychic and body slam depending on what you want. You can also get cheeky with toxic/rest but I go more offensive
Magneton
Thunderbolt
Thunder wave
Tri-attack
Reflect/light screen
(Unfortunately not any real steel offense in earlier gems but the typing still makes an excellent pivot that can come out and start afflicting status ailments with either a thunder wave or tri attack. I also use the bulkiness as an opportunity to set up screens if necessary or if you want more offense you can just go for return or shockwave for perfect accuracy.
That’s it. Let me know what you think, or if you have any suggestions that might improve the move sets!
@@ponyboy9765 better to just put them to the test in a certain upcoming best team series ;)
@@DFuegoH That would be awesome! I’ll keep an eye out for it.
Charizard Gengar Snorlax Starmie Nidoking Chansey
Well not in rby because of the glitch that makes ghost weak to psychic and psychic resist ghost.
charmander, bulbasaur, squirtle, mewto, articuno, zapdos
Dude this video rocks keep up the good work 😁
Thanks a lot!
Can you list the move sets you use with each Pokémon. Thank you!!!
Hi sorry for the late reply. Please check my pinned comment for movesets
I like the team setup u have in this vid the only one i subbed out was chansey for snorlax since im playing PokeMMO i used him with crunch and bodyslam to beat Sabrina's psychic mons, plus snorlax's thick fat ability lets him eat fire and ice based moves easily
Although I ultimately chose Chansey because of her toxic stalling ability, I really like Snorlax too. Glad to hear you were able to make him work with my team in PokeMMO.
@@DFuegoH Snorlax can do a toxic stall too since his other ability he can roll with besides thick fat is immunity which nullifies poison combine that with say rest and a few choice skills and he could stall koga and the poison elite 4 member forever while dishing out some heavy damage
@@DFuegoH Just finished the kanto region in PokeMMO with the team in this vid minus the chansey cuz i used snorlax and it worked like a charm my snorlax using brick break, crunch, strength, and surf with a leftovers held item soloed lorelei with me only having to use 1 ice heal and like 2 hyper potions, the only other change to my team is that i had a magnezone instead of a magneton
@@linkuei8908 interesting. When I'm free I'll try your tweaked team. Thanks for the feedback!
No strong bug pokemon? I've given Parasect a try and I enjoyed using it at least against Sabrina's pokemon.
What about a team without trade evolutions ? 😅
Pinned comment
Charizard, Jolteon, Alakzam, Jynx, Dragonite, Starmie. Fly through the Elite Four easy. Multiple Psychic moves, multiple Ice Beams. You can easily get through the game without a rock/ground type
my team is
-vileplume
-blastoise
-pidgeot
-arcanine
-gengar
-alakazam
if you want to put jolteon instead of alakazam i would too cause its cool but strategicly alakazams a better option i think
This mans need 1K Subs
•New Subscriber!
My team ain't the best but it's honest work
Blastoise
Primeape
Nidoking
Kadabra
Farfetch'd
Jolteon
Slammed leaf green with Mankey, Blastoise, Ferrow, Sandslash, Jolteon, and Ninetails.
1) Charizard
2) Zapdos
3) Snorlax
4) Lapras
5) Vaporeon
6) Dragonite
Currently Venusaur Gyarados Ninetails Snorlax Raichu Pidgeot 😢
Can you write down which movements each Pokemon has ?
Hey man i wanna ask a question. What is the STRONGEST like the STRONGEST pokemon in the game? I just got mew mew two 100 lvl and a 100 lvl charizard
There is no "STRONGEST like the STRONGEST" pokemon in the game. Some make better cases than others, but ultimately the strength of a pokemon is dependent on the needs of the team. Charizard is a better pick for some teams while Mew and Mewtwo are needed for others.
@@DFuegoH ohh thanks i didnt know that cuz im a noob ngl
Nidoking
I do kinda feel this team is invalid as you have trade evolutions and most if not all non-letsplayers aren't going to get those in play through due not being able to physically do it or ( if on emulator) not knowing how. I know the team still did well but the fact 99% of people who see this video couldn't get this team sadly has to be a point against it
If I may ask, where do you play? Still on the gameboy? If you use a smartphone or a computer, you can very easily access trade evolutions. I only use trade evolutions on gen 3 teams for that reason. It is a lot more complicated for gens 4 and up which is why when I make teams for those games, trade evolutions are out of the question.
Edit: okay you said most emulators do not know how. So be it, I'll make another video teaching you guys how to do it. It's very doable trust me.
@@DFuegoH you answered yourself in the eidt but to answer the 1st question mostly physcial carts outside of gen 6-7-8 as my gens 5 and early carts were destroyed in a fire but yeah... most people don't know how to get trading working i've asked around when i felt like using steelix in a crystal run cause i wanted an actual steel type in a gen 2 run for once ( and i use scizor enough in competive battles lol )
Really love your team. Was thinking to add a flyer but I wanna hear what you would recumbent between zaptos or aerydactyl ?
Zaptos is definitely the stronger of the two, but he's a legendary and the electric typing by itself is not that strong in this game. Aerodactyl's rock typing would allow him to play a defensive role, but I think replacing any other member on the team with him would ruin the team's chemistry. Honestly I'd just pick whichever one you prefer.
@@DFuegoH how about rhydon rather than golem?
GOLEM IS ONLY AN OPTION IF YOU HAVE FRIENDS....OR HAVE ENOUGH MONEY FOR A SECONDARY CONSOLE...OR IF YOURE PLAYING ON EMULATOR
Wanna be friends?
@@DFuegoH 😍😍😍😍😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂
Venusaur ( sweep first 2 gyms)
Dragonite
Gengar
Alakazam
Nidoking
Arcanine or Jolteon
In my personal opinion based on how good it is in the main story (where you obtain it, moveset potential and how good it is to use against gyms)
Venusuar
Lapris
Raichu
Snorlax
Alakazam (trade)
And maybe a ground type like Dugtrio
You’re going to allow trade Pokémon why not use golem?
@@davidher5048 That's true. I guess it's just personally i don't like to include too many trade pokemon as it can be a hassle if you don't have a friend who knows exactly what you want (especially until we got the GTS) Otherwise Machamp or Gengar may have been on this list as well, and gen 1 trade evolutions were OP at the time and are still really good to this day.
My guy, not only are Paras and Oddish available before Misty (oddish may be FR only) but Paras is a tank and bullet seed slaps.
Also Paras like, is the only pokemon that spawns on the 2nd floor of Mt Moon so you can cheese it out on nuzlockes
Oddish is a version exclusive. I've used Paras in a test playthrough and he is way too weak to defeat Misty without extra grinding. Even if he were strong enough, Parasect is useless for the later obstacles in the game.
@@DFuegoH That's fair. I guess I forgot how much it took to get Paras to like 17, and from 17 I was able to farm Digletts cave because of the ground resistance Paras gets, easy Ws vs. Dugtrios even, and so that part is relatively quick and fun. Plus it learns cut and flash. My kinda sqadmate until i get fly
Chansey? Dude just teach shadow ball to snorlax and ez
looks fun, but i would appreciate one without trade evolutions )
is there any good alternative for chansey? (snorlax?)
Yeah Snorlax is not a bad alternative. He can spam rest instead of softboiled while toxic stalling, though since Chansey is better at tanking special attacks, that strategy is more risky
Bulbasaur is not the only Grass type you have access to before Misty, you can have either Oddish or Bellsprout depending on your version
Also Paras but it fucking sucks
My bad! I forgot to clarify that I do not use version exclusives on my team. I also did not know Paras is a grass type because of how ass his performance was the first time I played fr/lg using him haha
Lapras, machamp, and Nidoking alone stomp this team
A three-member team huh? I'll take note of it for a potential video 🔥
My team
Charlizard
Pidgeot
Exeecutor
Alakazam
Lapras
Nodoking
Bulbasaur
Golem
Alakazam
Chansey
Gengar
Magneton
How can you get to One Island (where you unlock trading) so early in the game?
The kind of trading you're describing only refers to trading between fr/lg and a game from the Hoenn region. Trading between copies of the same game is unlocked as soon as you can access a pokecenter.
@@DFuegoH I tried it and you're right! I always traded with Emerald and never knew you can trade between fr and lg so early. Thanks
nidoqueen
charizard
dragonite
aerodactyl
raichu
garydos
Ayeee I need ideas for charizard as the starter
It's on my bucketlist of vids!
You could replace Chansey with Snorlax
Tour best team 🙌 can also be called the the 1/2 Trade evolution team I remember my classmate using this team in the og red in my elementary school days and he is trading with my another classmate to evolve those 3 now a days just use the link local option of an emulator to trade by yourself or hack the game to make it a normal evolution in doing the only starters allowed game play on my fire red I just save state at the choose starting option I'm not using cheats since I'm playing a no cheat game rarecandy and master ball cheat really make this game boring I currently finish the plant gym I just hope Blastoise x2 with crunch is enough to beat the psychic gym that is my biggest road block since Blastoise is slow I hope he can tank their psychic Atk as you say you have to have different types of Pokemon to deal with different battle so I kinda play a slightly har mode my Playthrough limitation are only the 3starter times 2 of course male and female so I can breed them I don't know if this is intentional but all of the 3 starters can learn the hm move so the other half of the team is the hm slave while the others are given moves to deal with the opponent vs seeker is really good for grinding level an money I don't know if it intentional but if you use vs seeker in the bridge your showing using save state to ensure that they will always want to fight is really helpful not to mention there's a breeders house if you go down I leave my other squirtel there at lv 7 after I level up all my Pokemon to lv 36 when I got back it's already lv30 save me time for leveling I'm currently doing the silphscope story aka the annoying team rocket play through
My best team was Charizard Nidoking Jolteon Dragonite Kanghaskan and Starmie.
My tram consists of
Charizard
Pidgeot
Nidoking
Lapras
Raichu
Alakazam
The reason why the best teams don’t include half of these Pokémon is because the entire point is to make the team accessible REGARDLESS of which version you play and without trading.
Read my pinned comment
Venusaur
Blastoise
Charizard
Alakazam
Snorlax
Nidoking
What are the movesets?
Beedrill actually one shot misty for me at level 20
Charizard
gyarados
Dragonite
Snorlax
Tyranitar
Alakazam
charzard jolteon snorlax lapras dragonite aerodactyl
Jynx is good
Ayy let's go bro
Oddish is catchable beofre misty though
Thank you, I had to run down here as soon as I heard it haha
B2W2 best team when?
I have all the gaming footage! 😁 Just need to write a script.
Most people are running on budget teams that don't require trading.... Find a team that is best from bare bones. If we are trading, then I'll just use all three starters. DUBBS
Stay tuned 😉
it's a shame that Golem, Alakazam and Gengar all evolve from trading...
Not a rom user I take it? No need to worry there are other strong teams that don't use trade evolutions. They're just not the best team (as of now). Might create separate videos for those teams in the future.
@@DFuegoH thanks for the reply, great video btw
But how do you trade when playing on a rom?
Are you saying “Gay Air A Dos”??
👌
@@DFuegoH 👍🏻😂
Venusaur the hardest option ? Fast start and later struggle and useless
Grass and electric on 1 team? Thats a waste of a slot.
Although venusaur + golem is a good combo
No flyer
No surfer
No usefull hm distribution
No for hm slavery
No Sub sorry
Thanks for the laugh good sir. I'll be sure to make a team bogged down by hm moves to defeat the gyms and elite 4 next time. 😂😂😂
Thx I try this
nah jolteon is definitely better than magneton
Six Charizard!
That's not the best team, golem isn't the strongest rock/ground Pokemon and you don't need a rock type to defeat electric gym leader nor do you need a grass type for misty, Venusaur isn't the best starter choice, Alakazam is easily one of the strongest Pokemon in the game but you don't cover his low defense, Charizard is the strongest starter Pokemon but if you're playing fire red you'll get Arcanine and Blastoise is amazing but if you're playing leaf green you'll get starmie because he can learn thunderbolt, Arcanine starmie dodrio Alakazam are the strongest of their types you'll need any electric type it doesn't matter which electric type you get but the faster the better and the last Pokemon isn't even needed you can easily defeat the elite four with five Pokemon and you should always get Blastoise because you can defeat electric gym because you catch a lvl 30 dugtrio in the cave right next to the gym so I guess dugtrio will be your last Pokemon but you'll only need him once
It's always fun to be able to interact with passionate pokemon fans like yourself. I appreciate the feedback
I've been reading your comments and you guys pointed out a mistake I made in this video, so allow me to correct it here. Venusaur is NOT the only grass type available before challenging Misty. You can catch a Paras and Oddish/Bellsprout as well. It is important to note though that Oddish and Bellsprout are version exclusives, so I would not consider them as options either way, and Parasect is, well, trash haha. So in my opinion, Venusaur is still the best grass type to defeat Misty.
Edit: I have also been receiving a lot of feedback that you guys will have trouble accessing a lot of the members because they are trade evolutions. Do most of you still play on the original gameboy? I find that a bit hard to believe since trying out different teams would require the use of multiple cartridges, which is expensive and inconvenient compared to emulators. It is actually quite easy to access trade evolutions on emulators (for gameboy games specifically, which is why I do not use trade evolutions on teams for gens 4 and up). If you guys would like, I can make a separate video teaching you how to do it. It makes playing through the games a much more fun experience.
How are version exclusives a no go but trade evos aren't?
Not everyone has the ability to trade or access to a randomizer to enable trade evos by level up.
@@geisterwolf397 version exclusives are a no go because this team is supposed to be the overall best for both games. It is also much more inconvenient to trade version exclusives to the other games because it requires you to play the other game all the way to the point you that you can catch that pokemon before trading it to the other game. Whereas with trade evolutions, you just need to be able to trade and that's it.
I have never used a randomizer to make pokemon evolve and I do not have the slightest clue how it works. As for general accessbility to trade evolutions, it's really only a problem if you only play on the original gameboy. It's very accessible for emulator users. I edited my pinned comment to propose a potential solution.
@@geisterwolf397 there r rom hacks out where u can get both version exclusive mons as well as trade evolutions without the need to trade
I play on original cartridge through a ds lite , never been able to secure my alakazam 😭 is there an emulator for iphone I swear I can’t find the sauce
I think Nidoking's massive movepool is always really valuable to have, but moreso in RBY rather than FRLG. The fact that most Pokémon don't have good and varied movesets in gen 1 makes Nidoking incredible, whereas in gen 3 movesets still aren't great but they're much improved from gen 1 so Nidoking becomes less valuable.
Sidenote: It would be interesting to see how well Nidoking is able to perform in an XY playthrough considering that horde battles allow you to get Hidden Ability Pokémon easily, and Nidoran is available in hordes. Sheer Force Nidoking is a monster because of how powerful it can be. Then again Garchomp is available in XY so that probably just invalidates Nidoking.
Second sidenote: You keep talking about being able to access trade evolutions vanilla games in an emulator, but I've never known how to do that and as far as I know, most people don't. Most people just use the Universal Pokémon Randomiser to make trade evos available through normal playthrough methods instead of trading. It doesn't invalidate your choices that most people don't know how to do it, I would just like to know how so I can try it out in future playthroughs.
I don't have a take on a best team, but I wanted to tell you how cool your video concept is and how well you pulled it off.
Your current sub count does not reflect your Video Quality. I hope to see this channel grow! ^^
Thanks for the kind words!
@@DFuegoH My absolute pleasure ^^
I guess you forgot you can go north of cerulean before misty. You can get a version exclusive grass type past nugget bridge
Venusaur is faster and has better defenses than both Victreebel and Vileplume and it's already the superior Starter Pokemon.
@@stellarknight04 I’ve actually found blastoise to be the most useful, at least in my experience, and that frees up poison, the most underrated type in this game. I guess it really depends on the version. Fire red has better overall exclusives, but leaf green has the best water types, for sure
Venusaur - the only grass pokemon that is resistant against lightning and objectively best starter
Jolteon - absorbs HP from getting hit with lightning attacks, teach it ground moves such as dig to use vs electric pokemon.
Lapras - high HP you can teach water and ice moves
Snorlax - Highly contingent on learning the Shadow Ball TM from the Rocket Game Corner. If you can, this is the prime Sabrina Killer.
Dodrio - goated flying pokemon to use vs grass, no fire pokemon needed and tri attack is one of the best moves in the game
Starmie - teach it psychic moves, water and ice. I believe it is exclusive to Leaf green in the wilderness, thus making it the better game
Charizard
Lapras
Aerodactyl
Dragonite
Zapdos
Articuno
The team I used in my Leaf Green playthrough:
- Lv60 Raichu (Thunderbolt, Quick Attack, Thunder, Rain Dance)
- Lv58 Dragonite (Dragon claw, Ice Beam, Fire Blast, Safeguard)
- Lv59 Nidoking (Rock Slide, Earthquake, Blizzard, Megahorn)
- Lv58 Venasaur (Razor Leaf, Giga Drain, Frenzy Plant, Sleep Powder)
- Lv58 Gyarados (Dragon Dance, Double Edge, Hydro Pump, Hyper Beam)
- Lv58 Alakazam (Psychic, Shock Wave, Future Sight, Calm Mind)
Charizard, Nidoking, Jolteon, Lapras, Snorlax, and Gengar I find to be able to run through the E4 at lv 40!
Used Nidoking as a pidgeot counter, taught it rock slide then sack once done
I've been Waiting for this video
Rate my team:
Blastoise
Alakazam
Hitmonlee
Ninetales
Rhydon
Exggecutor