Excadrill is a good Pokemon in any game it's available in, and I can't say at all that I'm surprised. It's a powerhouse of a Pokemon that has a good type combination and the stats and moves to go with it.
10:27 no way you timed the cutscene that perfectly. It says "unfortunately, we're missing one, but" and then you show a picture of all water/ground types except Swampert.
“They don’t do particularly well against Shauntal and Grimsley” I think you meant to say Caitlyn on that one, due to her being a psychic type user, since Grimsley uses dark types. Dark types that get dominated by fighting types to be specific, since there’s no Mandibuzz. ^^;
I purposefully didn't use Aegislash in Ultra Moon because it was heavily featured in my Y and Sun team so I used Mimikyu as my ghost type. I lose the first time and created the ultimate annoyance in any Pokémon game, Toxic stall team. It worked really well against Ultra Necrozma.
Let's make 2021 a great year! Hope you enjoyed the series! Edit: I meant to say Fighting doesn't do well against Shauntal and **Caitlin**, not Grimsley, but I think most of you could figure that out yourselves lol
Btw they probably couldn't do Team Liquid because that's already taken by one of the largest esports brands in the world. Nintendo, for all their power and hatred of esports, knows better than to tango with lawyers lmao.
I replayed Black 2 recently, and I forgot how overpowered Excadrill was. I was even lucky enough to find one with an Adamant Nature and it's Sand Rush ability. The fact it gets Earthquake by level up and Iron Head through the move tutor in Driftveil is insane. Easily was the MVP on my team. Not even close.
"Let's grant the two best types of the game on a super fast af mon with insanely high attack, an ability that give it a free atk boost, a killer movepool, and its other counterpart barely gets anything". - someone at Game Freak, probably
Hence why shield is better :) Don't @ me but if you think zamazenta has better design or shield is better in any way you're literally wrong. Sword doggo best doggo.
@@mikewebsters4119 that's not completely true. I did a run of X with weaker pokemon a while ago and there were some tough battles. Especially for my Delphox, since Houndoom is immune to pretty much everything it can do.
@@robertlupa8273 my full team was Delphox, Drifblim, Barbaracle, Abomasnow (replacing a Gogoat), Scolipede, and Steelix. I did my best to keep a balance but limit to pokemon with less than 500 BST.
I was surprised at first that Dragon wasn't one of the strongest types at all despite being so monsterous but now I kinda get it. Dragon doesn't necesarrily have an advantage over most types because it's only super effective against itself. Adding on, Dragon really took a long time to get going because in the first 2 gens there were only 2 dragon lines found very late game and in gen 3 they had more but they were mostly physical when the type itself was special back then. When they finally found some ground for their typing in gen 4 and got even better in gen 5, we...we all know what happened in gen 6. That along with Dragons lack of accesability most of the time means while it's extremely strong, it's not the best.
Although dragon type is my favourite, dragon type is only good because a majority of dragon types are excellent Pokémon overall. The type itself is kinda mid.
Dragon is still one of the best types to have as a secondary typing. 4 resistances and 3 weaknesses and only Steel to resist it makes a decent type to mix in with almost anything. Especially when a dragon's move set is so huge with TMs. Not as good as Steel, with 9 resistances, an immunity and only 3 weaknesses, but good nonetheless.
Steel type, created to balance the psychic type and Be a wall against everything else including dragon. Fairy type designed to balance the getting broken Dragon type. Gave poison a reason to exist and buffed Steel because fairy became almost broken.
(In B/W 2) “The return of classic powerhouses like Metagross, Lucario, and Magnezone” “The only notable classic rock type that returned is Tyranitar” *Cries in Aggron*
In competitive? Sure it fared poorly. But in-game you can get Aron in Mistralton cave with iron head immediately, and it learns rock slide and bulldoze by TM, or maybe I am just biased ‘cause I used one in my Nuzlocke.
I never understood why people struggled with the Ultra Necrozma fight in USUM but thats probably cause without knowning anything about this battle i had a zoroark as my lead and a fighting type as his disguise. Didnt take a single hit
Ice-type is a great offensive type, looks at Mamoswine, that beast just kill everything in front of him, or bolt-bean for near total cover, Frosslass is a great suicide-lead and can dishout good damage with the right set, but its lack of defenses is just bad, and on top of thats, is weak to Steel...
Ice type is always underrated because they are bad enough in just enough ways that you would need a particular adventure to go on a romp with Ice types the way you can with Steel types.
My first w2 nuzlocke team consisted of Magnezone, Krookidile, Stoutland AND Lapras (along with Emboar and an HM slave). Fighting types were pretty damn scary in that run.
@@yeetusdefeetus To be honest Dragons don’t really lost to Leon. You get Eternatus pretty much given to you who easily kills both his Haxorus and Dragapult
Which when you find it, it is weak to grass (the first gym), and unless you're doing a professor oak challenge, it's extremely unlikely you'd have an excadrill, even then, it only provides a resistance, no super effective hits.
Hey man! I think you missed hawlucha as arguabally the best fighting type, unburden high attack and speed stats and he wrecks almost everything. I love your grind and proud of how far you've come since being subbed for almost 5+ years at least! Congrats on 100k
So is just "Steel was very good in the last four gens" the video. I never knew it was just so dominate. Hell they had a single Pokemon as a category for why it was good in gen 6. When they said steel was hard to break they weren't kiding.
I was going to ask if Gamefreak did any play testing to know that the moves they have on the Pokemon are effective... then I realized they didn't. They didn't have time with the tight development schedules. That's always been the problem with Pokemon since Gen 6, maybe longer.
For Ultra Necrozma I had Zoroark in the front disguised as another party member and its most powerful move had no effect😭. Needless to say that fight was extremely easy for me.
This made me feel happy i the love ground type its my favourite type also im a ground type gym leader in way to many discord servers with gym challenges
I honestly would have said Normal is the best type in Unova, losing only to the fighting E4, and not struggling against Colress due to how many fighting and ground moves they can learn. They’re extremely versatile all game and there are a lot of good normal types like Stoutland, Braviary, and Bouffalant, their pool of choices only improving in BW2.
the movepool is specific to single mons, and 2 of the 3 mons you've mention (Braviary and Bouffalant) are found very late game in B/W, limiting their use. And as a type overall you must take into account also mid-low tier mons like Cincinno, Audino or Watchog, that lowers the average level of the type.
Tbf Lucario isn’t the only Mega available in the main story but it’s still REALLY good. You can get the obvious Kanto Starter mega’s as well as Areodactal, Gengar, Ampharos, and a couple more I can’t remember.
Your negative in Sword and Shield should be for steel: "Metagross and Magnezone are DLC exclusive." Magnemite is on the Isle of Armor and Beldum is Crown Tundra, but it's Level 60 so yeah.
I used Stamina Mudsdale in both SwSh version playthroughs, and it ab-so-luuuuute-ly *wrecks* the majority of Galar. the sheer amount of fairies and steels, along with the low number of notable dragon encounters means that having a Dragon Type on your team is going to be more a personal preference than a practical decision, but Ground/Fire/Steel is insanely good necessary coverage beyond the first two gyms.
archeops is op for an in game playthrough. Defeatist is hardly ever an issue. It is incredibly fast and one shots anything in its way for fun with 140 base attack and good coverage moves (rock, flying, ground and dragon). Honestly had so much fun using it.
I played Pokemon Sword....I only had five permanent team members, and one was basically just my mascot (and was there to humiliate Bede). Of the four who actually did things, the one who did the most things was....my Copperajah, who knew Bulldoze basically the whole game and just steamrolled everything in its path. When in doubt, kill it with elephant.
While metagross and magnezone aren’t in base galar games they are in dlc so would Steel be better if you have dlc or would it still be ground? Also, do you think you might do a Best Monotype team for each region? I know that would be a longer series but I personally would appreciate it as I have been playing a couple monotype run throughs lately
This was an awesome series! Maybe you can do a spinoff series where you look at the best type for the regions in side games like ranger and conquest! (Edit)....... oh, I just said to do a spinoff series on spinoff titles, and now realized it.
All this is telling me is that whenever Game Freak wants to add a new type they irresponsibly make it overpowered, it breaks the current meta completely, and it takes either a new game, or possibly one or two generations for them to adequately balance it out. On the opposite end, types that were generally weaker in the earlier games, tend to remain weak to this day considering they've basically been unaltered except when it comes to added type. And since EVERY new generation somehow has to follow the same model of keeping things similar to the GEN 1 Pokémon (All Bug types are early game throwaways, All Normal types either early game throwaways or tanks, the Flying type tacked on just to give Electric types something to do) it doesn't give Game Freak enough of a reason to revise the model to make every type feel advantageous to use.
JPR: Ground and Steel are the best Galar types Meanwhile me, with my Ferrothorn holding a Rocky Helmet, with Iron Defense and Rest, as well as a Will-O-Wisp and Stealth Rock Runerigus: yeah...i kinda figured...
Wait I think you should have also taken the dlc into account as well as they do count as enhanced versions now. If you were to include them I would say ground does have a slight advantage as while the rivals Avery and Klara use different types they still use galarian slowbro and slowking later, Peony also uses steel types so that does put another advantage to ground.
What does the DLC have to do with the main story? The DLC is extra stuff tacked on. Yes it replaces the 3rd game but that doesn't mean it changes base Galar in any substantial light.
4:16 No Steel types before Viola? *looks to the route right next to the gym where you can get a Riolu and evolve it via friendship* You also can get a Lucario in B2W2 before you battle Cheren, adding another W to Steel's dominance of Unova.
Galar: We have decided to improve Steel and Ground types for this gen. Everyone: Uh oh. *Ghetsis theme plays menacingly as Bisharp and Seismitoad join Hydreigon in the top tiers*
Do something similar with starter Pokémon. Basically you take a starter Pokémon like a Bulbasaur and. And then you check to see how good it is and all the regions except for the Kanto games
Bet they have a fighting, Dark, fire, ground, electric, ghost, and water gyms for next gym to say no to steel types. Along with the supposed checked gym having coverage
"The best types are steel and fairy"
Klefki: they all laughed at my design, but whose laughing now!
Me: *laughs in Fire Blast Hydreigon*
@@goldenhydreigon4727 it missed
Every pokemon that can use Earthquake and Flamethrower.
Mawile: I’m here too XD
@@ronswanson7371 if it's not 100% accurate, it's 50% accurate.
In other words, the best Type in Galar is Excadrill
In other words, Excadrill can wreak havoc
To be Fair, steel Is the best type in any region
Excadrill too OP
Or if you're a mad lad, everstone Drilbur
Excadrill is a good Pokemon in any game it's available in, and I can't say at all that I'm surprised. It's a powerhouse of a Pokemon that has a good type combination and the stats and moves to go with it.
10:27 no way you timed the cutscene that perfectly.
It says "unfortunately, we're missing one, but" and then you show a picture of all water/ground types except Swampert.
I noticed that while editing. In no way did I plan it, but it worked out pretty well! lol
I never noticed that. That's a damn good coincidence.
:o
You could’ve titled this video “The Steel Types In Every Region (Unova - Galar)” Nothing would be different
This series is like twilight wings
Short and sweet.
What's twilight wings? Haven't heard of that before...
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“They don’t do particularly well against Shauntal and Grimsley”
I think you meant to say Caitlyn on that one, due to her being a psychic type user, since Grimsley uses dark types. Dark types that get dominated by fighting types to be specific, since there’s no Mandibuzz. ^^;
oops
@@JPRPokeTrainer98 lol
It’s pretty hilarious how well aegislash can just destroy Ultra Necrozma.
My Alola muk and decidueye carries the team to defeat ultra necrozma
Zoroark disguised as any Fighting/Poison type also destroys UN
Mimikyu with hone claws and shadow claw makes it extemely easy
I purposefully didn't use Aegislash in Ultra Moon because it was heavily featured in my Y and Sun team so I used Mimikyu as my ghost type. I lose the first time and created the ultimate annoyance in any Pokémon game, Toxic stall team. It worked really well against Ultra Necrozma.
Alolan Muk existing is enough to beat Ultra Necrozma. I'm pretty sure I beat him second try, using only Alolan Muk.
Let's make 2021 a great year! Hope you enjoyed the series!
Edit: I meant to say Fighting doesn't do well against Shauntal and **Caitlin**, not Grimsley, but I think most of you could figure that out yourselves lol
Great video!!!!
Did you seriously say "Fighting isn't good for Grimsley? I think you mean Caitlin man.
So steel
well except for scrafty
Btw they probably couldn't do Team Liquid because that's already taken by one of the largest esports brands in the world.
Nintendo, for all their power and hatred of esports, knows better than to tango with lawyers lmao.
Rose: This is why I use Steel Pokemon despite my name alluding to being a Grass Trainer.
Peony: (*hype sax noises*)
Me, with my Hydreigon: I diagnose you with Flamethrower.
*Ghetsis theme intensifies*
@@goldenhydreigon4727 Level 64 team before you even get to Rose? Only Ghetsis would do such a crime
I replayed Black 2 recently, and I forgot how overpowered Excadrill was. I was even lucky enough to find one with an Adamant Nature and it's Sand Rush ability. The fact it gets Earthquake by level up and Iron Head through the move tutor in Driftveil is insane. Easily was the MVP on my team. Not even close.
there's some video in this steel type
"Let's grant the two best types of the game on a super fast af mon with insanely high attack, an ability that give it a free atk boost, a killer movepool, and its other counterpart barely gets anything". - someone at Game Freak, probably
Zamazenta needed body press and a healing move. Smogon is thinking of dropping zama c to OU (not base zamazenta since it can hold an item)
Hence why shield is better :)
Don't @ me but if you think zamazenta has better design or shield is better in any way you're literally wrong. Sword doggo best doggo.
@@aksis2133 Honestly I just don't use legends out side of raid battles. Even in raid battles I prefer not to use them.
@@aksis2133
Shield doesn't have Hydreigon try again
"Oh no! Psychic Type is WAY too strong! DO SOMETHING GAMEFREAK!"
Game Freak: Introduced an even stronger Type and nerfed Psychics
...
Steel: Hippity Hoppity these regions are now my property.
Me, who uses Seismitoad on my Galar competitive team alongside Excadrill: I'M F***ING INVINCIBLE
haha breloom go brrr
Breloom would ruin you...
That was only reason why Seismetoad was OU
@@mohwe1007 wasnt cuz it's water ground type, it was because it had those types, stealth rock, and was a check to dracovish
@@kimyonaproject those are also true
I haven't watched the video yet, but can we just acknowledge the fact that Unova made having a Bug Type a good idea for once?
Yep.
I agree
galvantula cracked
Yeah, Galvantula, Scolipede, Leavanny, you can argue Crustle... actually good bug types can be real????
@@aksis2133 Yes, I can definitely argue Crustle. I mean, it was on my 3rd attempt White Nuzlocke end team.
The previous 2 attempts failed.
Note to self: Heatran Absolutely Destroys Kalos.
Literally anything destroys kalos
@@mikewebsters4119 that's not completely true. I did a run of X with weaker pokemon a while ago and there were some tough battles. Especially for my Delphox, since Houndoom is immune to pretty much everything it can do.
@@emc246 I'm gonna do something similar on my first run of X.
@@robertlupa8273 my full team was Delphox, Drifblim, Barbaracle, Abomasnow (replacing a Gogoat), Scolipede, and Steelix. I did my best to keep a balance but limit to pokemon with less than 500 BST.
@@emc246 did you just say those pokemon are weak??? Lmfao wtf
Zacian and Klefki: We are statistically the best type of pokemon.
Mawile: Sulks forgotten in the corner.
Nidoking and nidoqueen: YOUR FREE TRIAL OF LIVING HAS EXPIRED!!!!
Also Fire Blast, flamethrower and Earthquake: ONE PUUUUUNCH!!!
@@alejandroelluxray5298 focus sash metal burst GO ZOOMMMMM
I was surprised at first that Dragon wasn't one of the strongest types at all despite being so monsterous but now I kinda get it. Dragon doesn't necesarrily have an advantage over most types because it's only super effective against itself. Adding on, Dragon really took a long time to get going because in the first 2 gens there were only 2 dragon lines found very late game and in gen 3 they had more but they were mostly physical when the type itself was special back then. When they finally found some ground for their typing in gen 4 and got even better in gen 5, we...we all know what happened in gen 6. That along with Dragons lack of accesability most of the time means while it's extremely strong, it's not the best.
Also not to mention dragons typically take forever to evolve anyways
Dragon is the most average type imo. Just the type has a lot of good pokemon.
Although dragon type is my favourite, dragon type is only good because a majority of dragon types are excellent Pokémon overall. The type itself is kinda mid.
Dragon is still one of the best types to have as a secondary typing. 4 resistances and 3 weaknesses and only Steel to resist it makes a decent type to mix in with almost anything.
Especially when a dragon's move set is so huge with TMs.
Not as good as Steel, with 9 resistances, an immunity and only 3 weaknesses, but good nonetheless.
Steel type, created to balance the psychic type and Be a wall against everything else including dragon.
Fairy type designed to balance the getting broken Dragon type. Gave poison a reason to exist and buffed Steel because fairy became almost broken.
I've been looking forward to this for a long time
Same
Same
Don't forget you can also get a steelix right before the second gym for a luvdisc in Kalos
best trade deal in the history of trade deals, maybe ever!
Fairy and Steel: *Exist*
The other types: We submit 🥺
Hydreigon: fire blast and flash cannon go brrrr
@@goldenhydreigon4727 moon blast goes brrrr
@@Julian-pw5mvPoison jab go brrr
@@imperialwyvern poison jab does not affect steel types.
@@Julian-pw5mvBro I'm talking about fairies. Not steel types.
(In B/W 2) “The return of classic powerhouses like Metagross, Lucario, and Magnezone” “The only notable classic rock type that returned is Tyranitar”
*Cries in Aggron*
Aggron is pu for a reason
To be fair, Aggron wasn't that good. Not horrible. But far from top tier.
In competitive? Sure it fared poorly. But in-game you can get Aron in Mistralton cave with iron head immediately, and it learns rock slide and bulldoze by TM, or maybe I am just biased ‘cause I used one in my Nuzlocke.
Patrick. Well honestly, Aggron is the weakest of the Steel type bunch in BW2 anyway. So yeah. There's a good reason no one remembers it.
@@kimyonaproject Irrelevant for a list like this.
I never understood why people struggled with the Ultra Necrozma fight in USUM but thats probably cause without knowning anything about this battle i had a zoroark as my lead and a fighting type as his disguise. Didnt take a single hit
I still cry myself to sleep knowing Gengar lost levitate.
Gengar in Gen 3-6: Haha your Earthquakes cannot touch me
Gengar in Gen 1,2,7, and 8: helmp i need grass type coverage
The Ice type is always underrated. Give my fave some love, Pokemon!
melony a cutie 0-0
Ice-type is a great offensive type, looks at Mamoswine, that beast just kill everything in front of him, or bolt-bean for near total cover, Frosslass is a great suicide-lead and can dishout good damage with the right set, but its lack of defenses is just bad, and on top of thats, is weak to Steel...
@@thiagobianki1684
This is Weavile erasure
Ice type is always underrated because they are bad enough in just enough ways that you would need a particular adventure to go on a romp with Ice types the way you can with Steel types.
My first w2 nuzlocke team consisted of Magnezone, Krookidile, Stoutland AND Lapras (along with Emboar and an HM slave). Fighting types were pretty damn scary in that run.
My Predictions are: Unova: Rock and Steel
Kalos: Fairy, Fire or Steel
Alola: Steel or Fighting
Galar: Dragon or Steel
dragon loses to opal,raihan,leon,rose (if no fire moves) and bede
pretty close!
@@yeetusdefeetus And in Shield, Melony gets added as well.
@@yeetusdefeetus To be honest Dragons don’t really lost to Leon. You get Eternatus pretty much given to you who easily kills both his Haxorus and Dragapult
I guess you could say, One type STEELS the show.
GROUNDbreaking!
Ground/Steel for Galar you say? Spend enough time in the Galar Mine and Drillbur shows up, which is right before the first gym.
Which when you find it, it is weak to grass (the first gym), and unless you're doing a professor oak challenge, it's extremely unlikely you'd have an excadrill, even then, it only provides a resistance, no super effective hits.
Hey man! I think you missed hawlucha as arguabally the best fighting type, unburden high attack and speed stats and he wrecks almost everything. I love your grind and proud of how far you've come since being subbed for almost 5+ years at least! Congrats on 100k
So is just "Steel was very good in the last four gens" the video. I never knew it was just so dominate. Hell they had a single Pokemon as a category for why it was good in gen 6. When they said steel was hard to break they weren't kiding.
Steel is a fairy weakness so besides gens 5 and earlier can explain domination in gens 6-present
It is really good but it usually gets ohkoed by something with a super effective move against it (most of the time it doesn't even have to be stab).
This video was brought to you by Excadrill
And Klefki
“Hippity hoppity, this video is their property.”
I can’t stop laughing😂
I think game freak softly acknowledged steel as the best type in the meta by giving them their own draco-meteor equivalent tutor.
I was going to ask if Gamefreak did any play testing to know that the moves they have on the Pokemon are effective... then I realized they didn't. They didn't have time with the tight development schedules. That's always been the problem with Pokemon since Gen 6, maybe longer.
In the ultra games I find it that the electric trial is more of a steel trial with the totem playing very defensively
Now you've got to beat a game from each Gen using only the worst type for that region! 😁
I may have to use Excadrill on my next Galar playthrough.
So this means if it's available in all regions eventually, Klefki is the best Pokémon in the game in terms of typing? I ain't even mad lol
And this Is why steel Is my favorite type
The thumbnail made me think this was a WoW video about the four different covenants lol
Getting Magnezone in Unova was the best thing I found in Black & White 2, the darn thing was nigh unstoppable!.
9:30 This pleases the R O S E
For Ultra Necrozma I had Zoroark in the front disguised as another party member and its most powerful move had no effect😭. Needless to say that fight was extremely easy for me.
If you have foul play on Zoroark its gg
@@UmbraStarWolf I think I actually did have foul play on him🤔
Steel? Steel. Steel...
This made me feel happy i the love ground type its my favourite type also im a ground type gym leader in way to many discord servers with gym challenges
I honestly would have said Normal is the best type in Unova, losing only to the fighting E4, and not struggling against Colress due to how many fighting and ground moves they can learn. They’re extremely versatile all game and there are a lot of good normal types like Stoutland, Braviary, and Bouffalant, their pool of choices only improving in BW2.
the movepool is specific to single mons, and 2 of the 3 mons you've mention (Braviary and Bouffalant) are found very late game in B/W, limiting their use.
And as a type overall you must take into account also mid-low tier mons like Cincinno, Audino or Watchog, that lowers the average level of the type.
Tbf Lucario isn’t the only Mega available in the main story but it’s still REALLY good. You can get the obvious Kanto Starter mega’s as well as Areodactal, Gengar, Ampharos, and a couple more I can’t remember.
Imagine not being able to be the best type in various regions.
This post was made by Steel Gang
Mad that fairy exists to nerd dragon but on the plus side steel and poison got better
I had a mawile that just ran train through my gen 6 play through
Also...that cutiefly in UM did work on my team first time around 😳
Ribombee always does work. It can be a sticky web lead, quiver dance sweeper, or a specs abuser. And this is just competitive...
@@kimyonaproject Ribombee is surprisely good, has great speed, a great offense and good support
Unova: Fighting.
Trust me guys.
Marlon was not named when you started talking about Rock-types in the Gen V sequels
Your negative in Sword and Shield should be for steel:
"Metagross and Magnezone are DLC exclusive."
Magnemite is on the Isle of Armor and Beldum is Crown Tundra, but it's Level 60 so yeah.
Part 1: Why These Types are the Best
Part 2: Why Steel Type is the Best
5:32 “I guess Team Liquid just wasn’t as Catchy.”
Boy does Hbox have news for you
I think it’s very interesting how both of the best types overall are the ones introduced in order to nerf some other types.
Aaah I still remember my Sawk 1KOing Ghetsis Hydregon
Good old times
I used Stamina Mudsdale in both SwSh version playthroughs, and it ab-so-luuuuute-ly *wrecks* the majority of Galar.
the sheer amount of fairies and steels, along with the low number of notable dragon encounters means that having a Dragon Type on your team is going to be more a personal preference than a practical decision, but Ground/Fire/Steel is insanely good necessary coverage beyond the first two gyms.
Dude, your intros never miss
What I think the best types in gens 5-8 are.
Unova: dragon and fighting
Kalos: fire and fairy
Alola: ground and fairy
Galar: steel and fairy
so, do a mono ground run in shield is basically easy mode?
Excadrill go brrrrrrrrrrr
If you have a water/ground in there it goes from easy mode to basically free.
archeops is op for an in game playthrough. Defeatist is hardly ever an issue. It is incredibly fast and one shots anything in its way for fun with 140 base attack and good coverage moves (rock, flying, ground and dragon). Honestly had so much fun using it.
You can make a goated bug type team in Unova
Bro, what is that version of "Mezase Pokemon Master" in the intro. That sounds NICE.
Me:
JPR: *post new video*
Me: “Don’t mind if I do”
In my sun game I had a Sylveon and a Primarina, so many fights were so easy. The last trial I won in one move
jpr decides to make this video series the steel type hippity hoppity these videos are our property
2:00 Now that I think about it, munna and musharna could fit as fairies, even if it is as a secondary typing.
People used to laugh when I said steel types are my favorite. Well they're not laughing now!
I played Pokemon Sword....I only had five permanent team members, and one was basically just my mascot (and was there to humiliate Bede). Of the four who actually did things, the one who did the most things was....my Copperajah, who knew Bulldoze basically the whole game and just steamrolled everything in its path. When in doubt, kill it with elephant.
Oh, boy do I love the Steel type.
me with all my cute fairy Pokémon: ☺️
Me with my far superior Dragons: 😡🖕
While metagross and magnezone aren’t in base galar games they are in dlc so would Steel be better if you have dlc or would it still be ground?
Also, do you think you might do a Best Monotype team for each region? I know that would be a longer series but I personally would appreciate it as I have been playing a couple monotype run throughs lately
This fuckin' guy just explained why I've always liked fire types so much.
This was an awesome series! Maybe you can do a spinoff series where you look at the best type for the regions in side games like ranger and conquest!
(Edit)....... oh, I just said to do a spinoff series on spinoff titles, and now realized it.
Lucario having both the best and worst typing in Kalos is pretty funny
You could probably do a best/worst fully evolved Pokémon in each region for decent views
When you were listing steel types in Galar I think you forgot one... the best one...
This video Is : how good was Steel type actually
All this is telling me is that whenever Game Freak wants to add a new type they irresponsibly make it overpowered, it breaks the current meta completely, and it takes either a new game, or possibly one or two generations for them to adequately balance it out. On the opposite end, types that were generally weaker in the earlier games, tend to remain weak to this day considering they've basically been unaltered except when it comes to added type. And since EVERY new generation somehow has to follow the same model of keeping things similar to the GEN 1 Pokémon (All Bug types are early game throwaways, All Normal types either early game throwaways or tanks, the Flying type tacked on just to give Electric types something to do) it doesn't give Game Freak enough of a reason to revise the model to make every type feel advantageous to use.
Wait.... Why are major trainers running around with Pokemon that don't even know 4 moves? That's so dumb!
5. Steel
6. Steel
7. Fairy (S/M) Steel (US/UM)
8. Ground
Minor correction here, a steel type is actually available prior to Viola in Kalos via Lucario.
Awesome type guide!!!
there is TECHNICALLY one steel type you can get before viola. You can catch riolu on route 22, and grind it's happiness. Its not at all practical tho.
Next week, how to rework the type match-up table
JPR: Ground and Steel are the best Galar types
Meanwhile me, with my Ferrothorn holding a Rocky Helmet, with Iron Defense and Rest, as well as a Will-O-Wisp and Stealth Rock Runerigus: yeah...i kinda figured...
There's a reason as to why my favourite type is Steel, and this explains why.
The notification of this video made my evening good.
...See-zor,
"Hey, can you hand me the see-ssors please?"
Wait I think you should have also taken the dlc into account as well as they do count as enhanced versions now. If you were to include them I would say ground does have a slight advantage as while the rivals Avery and Klara use different types they still use galarian slowbro and slowking later, Peony also uses steel types so that does put another advantage to ground.
What does the DLC have to do with the main story? The DLC is extra stuff tacked on. Yes it replaces the 3rd game but that doesn't mean it changes base Galar in any substantial light.
@@aaronwishard7093 Does it change base Galar at all?
4:16 No Steel types before Viola? *looks to the route right next to the gym where you can get a Riolu and evolve it via friendship*
You also can get a Lucario in B2W2 before you battle Cheren, adding another W to Steel's dominance of Unova.
I used an alakazam in alola. While it did good, because I gave it a good set, I did notice it kinda sucked in a lot of fights
Galar: We have decided to improve Steel and Ground types for this gen.
Everyone: Uh oh.
*Ghetsis theme plays menacingly as Bisharp and Seismitoad join Hydreigon in the top tiers*
I love how people just realized that steel type is op in defense
Do something similar with starter Pokémon. Basically you take a starter Pokémon like a Bulbasaur and. And then you check to see how good it is and all the regions except for the Kanto games
I've always liked the Electric type and Steel
so next gen im go to get a lot of steel types on my team lol
Bet they have a fighting, Dark, fire, ground, electric, ghost, and water gyms for next gym to say no to steel types. Along with the supposed checked gym having coverage