I fell like Houndoom should have Intimidate for it's ability. I mean it's a litteral hellhound, a dog from hell. It's definitely more intimidating than a weirdo that spins on its head (Hitmontop) or pretty much any pokemon with that ability.
It was unusual for houndoom. Usually whenever this Pokémon makes an appearance in an episode he’s being a pissed off bully to other Pokémon. It was a nice change of pace
People talking bullshit above me. Muk was actualy an okay niche choice in both Gen I and II (more in II) tho not very popular. Still not a total joke but something that you probably want to save for Smogon tournaments (where surprise factor and counter teaming are big things) than laddering. Gen III He was worse. Also his fellow Gen 1 poison-type, Weezing gets better thanks to Levitate and overall better bulk. Still, Sub Punch Muk sound like a thing that you throw into team for lulz. Gen IV-VI changed nothing. Weezing was still a superior mono-poison and gets few new toys where Muk practicaly did not changed at all. Gen VII is a rise of Gay Technicolor Slime Puddle of Death. But people said it.
Gen 1: Would be a decent mixed attacker if it had any speed at all. Gen 2: And now it's a terrible mixed attacker. Gen 3: Hey, it's got Flash Fire now! That's a thing? Gen 4: Well, now it can actually use its STAB! With... Fire Fang. Gen 5: Please, Nintendo. Please give it Flare Blitz. Gen 6: It has Flare Blitz now! Let's hope it can get one off before it kills itself from recoil.
they could've moved the stats a lot better than what they did for it. like the 110 could've been HP and the 95 could've been its speed. oh well, only in rom hacks will i get to experience that. (Still love Flareon tho)
PizzaBagelRoger I find Infernape much better in terms of design than the Super Spicy Fried Chicken that is Blaziken, but dear god, its hidden ability Iron Fist is so fucking shit I would rather run Blaze
Give grass types sum love they are probably the useless type rn since along with bug they are the most resisted type but bug is good against the powerful psychic type and has U-Turn While grass has nothing but eviolite Ivysaur or bayleef and Choice band grassy slide rillaboom also weakness to poison a common coverage move and weakness to fire with libero cinderace is not good at all
Do Typhlosion, Meganium, and Feraligatr before moving on to Generation 3! You should do the generations starters final evolutions before moving on to the next generation of evo. families!
Actually Feraligatr is considered to be one of the most terrifying Sheer Force users in competitive and Typhlosion is a very fast and powerful but predictable Pokemon due to it's extremely strong but limited moveset. Meganium is really the only one considered "weak" and even then there is actually a lot to talk about from the support side of Meganium.
+Rick Harris Feraligatr is normally in the RU/OU/UU formats. He's considered to be a really dangerous sweeper once succesfully set up due to his access to water-stab/dragon dance/ and life orb-sheer force. As for Typhlosion, he's a very interesting case, at one time being once considered as one of the most dangerous scarf users in the game before Gen V came and more powerful than Charizard before he got his Mega Evo. In fact to this day, Typhlosion is still seen as one of the best fire-type wallbreakers thanks to his, yes, very powerful and fast stats, able to maintain a RU tier. A 109 SPATK and a 100 SPD is very close to what I'd consider "very fast and powerful". The problem with Typhlosion in the recent years is that his movepool, although very powerful, is just too limited and predictable now.
typlosion is a meme in ru, it got there entirely based on usage if we're talking smogon and also I'm 99% certain that was gen 6; it's nu in 7. also it falls short of the speed tier you're looking for in higher tiers, you usually want 101 or 111 for ou. really not that fast. great speed for ru but faster mons like zygarde-10%, swellow and aerodactyl still revenge it easily enough, and there's some water-type prio running around too 109 spatk isn't too great even in ru: espeon has 110 and gardevoir has 125 plus both can cripple a wall with trick, shaymin only has 100 but seed flare is a consistent 140bp with 40% chance to force a switch on many of its walls due to 2x spdef drop, swellow has 75 but carries specs scrappy boomburst/hurricane/heat wave and has u-turn for momentum. it's carried by eruption, which does jack for damage below maybe 65% hp... in a rocks filled meta. on the physical side of things, machamp has been seeing a rise, bewear and pangoro are solid as always, feraligatr and snorlax still exist although they're moreso setup sweepers than wallbreakers. and also mega abomasnow is the go-to wallbreaker rn since not much bar bronzong and escavalier can stop it most variants of snorlax eat it for breakfast if eruption isn't good to go. milotic is a premier water-type wall in ru. gigalith in particular gives it trouble since sand stream buffs its spdef, stone edge/rock slide/eq all ko, and it sets rocks. dragalge can use toxic spikes on it and threatens with adaptability draco meteor, cresselia even outright sets up on it: *252 SpA Choice Specs Typhlosion Eruption (150 BP) vs. 252 HP / 148+ SpD Cresselia: 210-247 (47.2 - 55.6%) -- 19.9% chance to 2HKO after Leftovers recovery* doesn't 2hko after the turn 1 calm mind and then cress just heals also its typing and bulk leaves it threatened by many mons it threatens, so gl switching in ever maybe it's scary in nu, idk, but scary in nu is a nice meme at best tl;dr typhlosion is unranked in tiers higher than nu for good reason
Meganium is straight up garbage, typhlosion is a mono fire with poor movepool ans camerupt does he's one job better, spamming eruption. Feraligatr is the only decent one and only after gen 5 when he got Sheer force, before that there are way better waterfall users in the game aka crawdaunt or gyarados
Every time i see Houndoom, I always think of this one video where this guy's doberman is suckling on a blanket to comfort himself. His dog is definitely a real world, timid natured, Houndoom.
I wouldn't center a team around it, nor would I use it as a Mega or try to set up some sun strategy. Maybe I'd go for Modest nature with Unnerve, then focus on its Speed and Special Attack while training it. I'd give it Nasty Plot, two STAB Special moves (probably Fire Blast and Dark Pulse), and lastly, Sludge Bomb. There's nothing in there to cover some of Houndoom's weaknesses, like Water, Ground or Rock, but at least it can deal with Fairy Types. It could also help with dual-type Fairy Pokemon that pose a threat to Houndoom, like Azumarill. Finally, I'd probably give it a Focus Band or something like that to hold - that way, if I ever had to switch into it, I wouldn't have to worry about it immediately getting knocked out. I don't know. I made up that strategy off the top of my head. Houndoom is my favorite Pokemon though, so I'd really love to see more people use it.
I love how Houndoom became really solid in generation 6 and is still usable in generation 7 (even though this video did not cover that ofc). I use sun teams often, so having a Mega Evolutions that can abuse it combined with Torkoal's Drought is very helpful. Houndoom is my favorite pokemon of all time, Greninja being my second. I just love dark types. Most of my top 10 are dark types lmao. Also I know you said people prefer Early Bird, but I personally use Flash Fire so I can bait a fire type in with my Chlorophyll mon and then switch to houndoom to make my Fire Blasts even stronger in sun combined with Solar Power. It can OHKO a lot of pokemon. Solar Power Boosted Houndoom can guarantee 2HKO's against specially bulky toxapex I believe with dark pulse, and OHKO Blissey, or come close, with flash fire fire blasts. It's fun.
Houndoom could’ve been given intimidate from how its Pokédex entry makes the fire/dark type come off as a scary Pokémon to encounter, but obviously GameFreak chose not to give it to Houndour/Houndoom. Perhaps if the Houndour line received a new evolution or regional form then the fire breathing hellhound of the Pokémon world may be a better choice for competitive players to use for their teams.
I remember speedrunning Crystal, waiting for nighttime, flying to Celadon, catching a Houndour, breeding a new one, trading it over to my copy of Gold, and finally trading it back to a new save file on Crystal...just to have one for the actual play through. Smh Gamefreak.
I’ve found using mega houndoom on a nat dex ou sun team works very well. Solar power + STAB flamethrower/fire blast + sun OHKO’s tons of mons. i’ve reached ~1500 on several accounts using mega houndoom on sun. Singles is where the dog thrives IMO.
I don't care if Houndoom isn't a good Pokémon in competitive. I still loving this thing, it's strong and it's the best fire type option in Platinum if didn't choice the Infernape.
3:42 When there's something strange In the neighborhood Who you gonna call? . Houndoom! . When there's a Gengar In the other team Who's a good boy? . Houndoom! . XD
Went 70 wins through Emerald Battle tower, defeating Anabel with 2 pokemon to spare. 71st battle sends out Houndoom, who proceeds to kill Metagross with a crit, Swampert misses twice and gets critted twice, even with 3 leftovers heals, Latios gets critted with crunch. I am always wary of houndoom after that, even though it was complete hax.
In terms of the beginning with, where you mention memories about Houndoom, i'm surprised you didnt mention its debut in the anime, "Houndooms special delivery." One of the best episodes of the anime, if you ask me.
Hold it, bud. So you’re tellin’ me that there are spikes, then there are spinners, then there are spin-blockers, and now there are anti-spin-blockers?
Back in my days it was about Starmie,
Jolteon, Snorlax Slowbro Rydon Persian Mewtwo Mew Tauros Alakazam Gengar, Chansey, exeggutor
@@Mr.Tw1sty If you are talking Gen 1, throw Tauros in there. The god pokemon of gen 1.
@@Mr.Tw1sty >Dugtrio
That mole boi was literally irrelevant back in Gen 1 replace it with Persian or something
@@NeoGraena ok
@@Mr.Tw1sty don't forget Alakazam and Golem
I fell like Houndoom should have Intimidate for it's ability. I mean it's a litteral hellhound, a dog from hell. It's definitely more intimidating than a weirdo that spins on its head (Hitmontop) or pretty much any pokemon with that ability.
Swaping early bird for intimidate would be perfect for it
some rom hacks gave it intimidate :D
Incineroar got it.
Entei as well. I also find it funny that the volcano Pokémon doesn’t get earthquake.
@@ralegade7710 well volcanos don't have a lot to do with earthquakes, it's mostly pressure that makes them overflow
There was an episode where Houndoom found Misty's Tokepi and protected him. I think it was called Howl of Houndoom. It was a very sweet episode.
It was called "Houndoom's Special Delivery." You must be confusing it with "Hour of the Houndour."
Togepi*
It was unusual for houndoom.
Usually whenever this Pokémon makes an appearance in an episode he’s being a pissed off bully to other Pokémon.
It was a nice change of pace
@@spencerbowden2979 Also had a Raikou cameo appearance that episode which I think was like the only one in the Johto anime??
Yes
How good was Muk ACTUALLY?
Bad until Alolan Muk was made.
Said Fayad
True my Alola Muk is such a good Assault SD Wall it is scary
*Retired* Onion Ninja Muk wasn't relavent until Gen 7 with it's Alola form.
TraumaCenter13 rip
People talking bullshit above me.
Muk was actualy an okay niche choice in both Gen I and II (more in II) tho not very popular. Still not a total joke but something that you probably want to save for Smogon tournaments (where surprise factor and counter teaming are big things) than laddering.
Gen III He was worse. Also his fellow Gen 1 poison-type, Weezing gets better thanks to Levitate and overall better bulk. Still, Sub Punch Muk sound like a thing that you throw into team for lulz.
Gen IV-VI changed nothing. Weezing was still a superior mono-poison and gets few new toys where Muk practicaly did not changed at all.
Gen VII is a rise of Gay Technicolor Slime Puddle of Death. But people said it.
How BAD was Flareon actually?
Wot
The answer is VERY.
Gen 1: Would be a decent mixed attacker if it had any speed at all.
Gen 2: And now it's a terrible mixed attacker.
Gen 3: Hey, it's got Flash Fire now! That's a thing?
Gen 4: Well, now it can actually use its STAB! With... Fire Fang.
Gen 5: Please, Nintendo. Please give it Flare Blitz.
Gen 6: It has Flare Blitz now! Let's hope it can get one off before it kills itself from recoil.
naisubadi nice
they could've moved the stats a lot better than what they did for it. like the 110 could've been HP and the 95 could've been its speed. oh well, only in rom hacks will i get to experience that. (Still love Flareon tho)
This month Crystal hits the 3DS-- and Celebi will actually be in it. So, you guessed it...
How GOOD was Celebi ACTUALLY?
To be clear, back in Gen 2 a Celebi event was planned but only Japan got it. But 3DS Crystal will have Celebi integrated into postgame content.
It was like Mew but with less moves and a Grass-typing
very different from Mew, it's grass/psychic typing & solid stat line gave it a central place in many metagames throughout the franchise's history
3:44 I thought Houndoom straight up fire blasted the trainer for a second 😂
lmao
Imao
@@substituteaccount1915 n word
get down mr. president!
How good were Togetic and Togekiss ACTUALLY?
Yes! Togekiss is awesome and it's evolution line too
Thanks for joining the Togetic and Togekiss club! :)
Togekiss with its paralizis flinch recovery exploits its pretty fun to use.
TOGEKISS!!!
its good but require a lot of skill to use
How GOOD was Infernape Actually? Maybe do 2/3 pokemon from later gens together to make up for having less to say about each one.
BoltBase Gaming Despite not being in a lot of gens, there is still quite a bit to talk about if we're talking Infernape.
BoltBase Gaming From better Blaziken in its debut to inferior Blaziken a gen later.
PizzaBagelRoger Then power creep.
PizzaBagelRoger I find Infernape much better in terms of design than the Super Spicy Fried Chicken that is Blaziken, but dear god, its hidden ability Iron Fist is so fucking shit I would rather run Blaze
How good was Exeggutor actually?
I'm really sad and happy at the same time! I love Houndoom so much! And glad you did a video.. but I'm sad it is underwhelming :(
How good was Aggron ACTUALLY?
A Ghost, great when it started, steadily decreased to NU as the generations went on.
Decent but really shined when its Mega came along
How good was everyone's favourite telekinetic egg coconut tree thing (Exeggutor) actually?
Some grass type love in here.
Jeroen B vote for a grass type that doesn't have an alolan form, he won't cover any gen 7 meta content until gen 7 is done.
Give grass types sum love they are probably the useless type rn since along with bug they are the most resisted type but bug is good against the powerful psychic type and has U-Turn While grass has nothing but eviolite Ivysaur or bayleef and Choice band grassy slide rillaboom also weakness to poison a common coverage move and weakness to fire with libero cinderace is not good at all
If Houndoom gotten an new evolution, I would love it to evolved in a Cerberus alike and maybe getting alot better.
How GOOD was Muk ACTUALLY?
Please How good is GOLEM Actually?
2 Months, 2 Months already!
^
trash
How good is Rhyperior was already posted ;)
"Houndoom was primarily a ghost buster"
I would like to see fan art of Bill Murray throwing a houndoom at some ghosts.
Azure Vizor
Or wearing a GB uniform while Murray rides him!
A Doberman pokemon was a great idea
How good was Milotic actually?
Emin Gani a pain to get in gen 3 since feebas is stupid hard to find
Do Typhlosion, Meganium, and Feraligatr before moving on to Generation 3! You should do the generations starters final evolutions before moving on to the next generation of evo. families!
TheNorth15 the problem is that they aren't good, so there isn't really much to talk about
Actually Feraligatr is considered to be one of the most terrifying Sheer Force users in competitive and Typhlosion is a very fast and powerful but predictable Pokemon due to it's extremely strong but limited moveset. Meganium is really the only one considered "weak" and even then there is actually a lot to talk about from the support side of Meganium.
+Rick Harris
Feraligatr is normally in the RU/OU/UU formats. He's considered to be a really dangerous sweeper once succesfully set up due to his access to water-stab/dragon dance/ and life orb-sheer force.
As for Typhlosion, he's a very interesting case, at one time being once considered as one of the most dangerous scarf users in the game before Gen V came and more powerful than Charizard before he got his Mega Evo. In fact to this day, Typhlosion is still seen as one of the best fire-type wallbreakers thanks to his, yes, very powerful and fast stats, able to maintain a RU tier. A 109 SPATK and a 100 SPD is very close to what I'd consider "very fast and powerful". The problem with Typhlosion in the recent years is that his movepool, although very powerful, is just too limited and predictable now.
typlosion is a meme in ru, it got there entirely based on usage if we're talking smogon and also I'm 99% certain that was gen 6; it's nu in 7. also it falls short of the speed tier you're looking for in higher tiers, you usually want 101 or 111 for ou. really not that fast. great speed for ru but faster mons like zygarde-10%, swellow and aerodactyl still revenge it easily enough, and there's some water-type prio running around too
109 spatk isn't too great even in ru: espeon has 110 and gardevoir has 125 plus both can cripple a wall with trick, shaymin only has 100 but seed flare is a consistent 140bp with 40% chance to force a switch on many of its walls due to 2x spdef drop, swellow has 75 but carries specs scrappy boomburst/hurricane/heat wave and has u-turn for momentum. it's carried by eruption, which does jack for damage below maybe 65% hp... in a rocks filled meta. on the physical side of things, machamp has been seeing a rise, bewear and pangoro are solid as always, feraligatr and snorlax still exist although they're moreso setup sweepers than wallbreakers. and also mega abomasnow is the go-to wallbreaker rn since not much bar bronzong and escavalier can stop it
most variants of snorlax eat it for breakfast if eruption isn't good to go. milotic is a premier water-type wall in ru. gigalith in particular gives it trouble since sand stream buffs its spdef, stone edge/rock slide/eq all ko, and it sets rocks. dragalge can use toxic spikes on it and threatens with adaptability draco meteor, cresselia even outright sets up on it: *252 SpA Choice Specs Typhlosion Eruption (150 BP) vs. 252 HP / 148+ SpD Cresselia: 210-247 (47.2 - 55.6%) -- 19.9% chance to 2HKO after Leftovers recovery* doesn't 2hko after the turn 1 calm mind and then cress just heals
also its typing and bulk leaves it threatened by many mons it threatens, so gl switching in ever
maybe it's scary in nu, idk, but scary in nu is a nice meme at best
tl;dr typhlosion is unranked in tiers higher than nu for good reason
Meganium is straight up garbage, typhlosion is a mono fire with poor movepool ans camerupt does he's one job better, spamming eruption. Feraligatr is the only decent one and only after gen 5 when he got Sheer force, before that there are way better waterfall users in the game aka crawdaunt or gyarados
It started out pretty good but the Mega was the only buff Houndoom got in years. It's very hard to keep up with the meta this way. 🙁
Can we please get a houndoom remake.
How good was Jolteon ACTUALLY? - History of Jolteon in Competitive Pokemon (Gens 1-6)
3:14 Ah Houndoom. The only Pokemon besides sometimes Tyranitar who actually liked Special Pursuit.
Mega Houndoom should have gotten Drought.
Houndoom is still my favorite pokemon.
Casey Spark mine too
How good was Muk actually
Jolteon please
why would anyone want to see a worse version of raiku ?
ebtox it's my favourite Pokemon and you don't know how to spell raikou
ebtox and also because Raikou didn’t exist in Gen 1
@TheChosenRiolu 64Can't you just look up how good jolteon was was for gen 1?
neither of your arguments is good enough for a vid to be made on jolteon
How EDGY was Houndoom actually?
Edgy? Aren’t all dark types edgy?
@@oatmeal0 Houndoom and Absol especially.
How good was Tangela actually?
The day I see “How GOOD was Exeggutor actually” in my sub box will be the day I cry...
How good was pidgeot actually?
DiegoGarx Crap, and even its Mega is bad while you use up your Mega stone on a bad Pokemon.
Do Gligar/Gliscor next!
Every time i see Houndoom, I always think of this one video where this guy's doberman is suckling on a blanket to comfort himself. His dog is definitely a real world, timid natured, Houndoom.
How GOOD was Clefable ACTUALLY?
Please do how good was Raichu
How GOOD was Exeggutor ACTUALLY?
How good was breloom?
Next Sunday: Either Xatu or Vaporeon
Lets put him to the test with a recent pokemon.
How good was Galvantula?
“I believe in two things, there are no bad dogs and bad Pokemon” This man is speaking the word of the gods
How good was Beedrill actually.
Awful until Mega. Enough said, really.
Ampharosite And even in Gen 6 there were much better megas to choose from.
yeah guys I'm aware. So what. After Beedrill I'll ask for Butterfree, then Pegiot.
The 3 you mentioned are at the bottom of PU...
How GOOD was Donphan actually?
How good was Butterfree actually?
Razor Shell Awful.
I only used it in my gen 1 team and never took it online
Trash
Butterfree is an Uber Slayer, just watch this Showdown video and you'll see
th-cam.com/video/YEJqUUa7jJ4/w-d-xo.html
*”tHErE aRe nO BaD dOgS.”*
Also dogs: *(Maul kids unprovoked)*
It's hilarious how now Specs Solar Power Charizard is a true menace in OU
History of murkrow and honchcrow/history of bowserplease it's been months
Even if I'm the only one, I'll never stop until I see Octillery
i kind of want you to make some kind of rating system, like putting the pokemon on a scale of 1-10
How good was Suicune?
PervyGold yes
How GOOD were Aipom & Ambipom actually
Weezing?
How good was Togetic and Togekiss actually?
Come on let’s do it the Toge Army is too big to ignore!
I wouldn't center a team around it, nor would I use it as a Mega or try to set up some sun strategy. Maybe I'd go for Modest nature with Unnerve, then focus on its Speed and Special Attack while training it. I'd give it Nasty Plot, two STAB Special moves (probably Fire Blast and Dark Pulse), and lastly, Sludge Bomb. There's nothing in there to cover some of Houndoom's weaknesses, like Water, Ground or Rock, but at least it can deal with Fairy Types. It could also help with dual-type Fairy Pokemon that pose a threat to Houndoom, like Azumarill. Finally, I'd probably give it a Focus Band or something like that to hold - that way, if I ever had to switch into it, I wouldn't have to worry about it immediately getting knocked out.
I don't know. I made up that strategy off the top of my head. Houndoom is my favorite Pokemon though, so I'd really love to see more people use it.
I love how Houndoom became really solid in generation 6 and is still usable in generation 7 (even though this video did not cover that ofc). I use sun teams often, so having a Mega Evolutions that can abuse it combined with Torkoal's Drought is very helpful. Houndoom is my favorite pokemon of all time, Greninja being my second. I just love dark types. Most of my top 10 are dark types lmao. Also I know you said people prefer Early Bird, but I personally use Flash Fire so I can bait a fire type in with my Chlorophyll mon and then switch to houndoom to make my Fire Blasts even stronger in sun combined with Solar Power. It can OHKO a lot of pokemon. Solar Power Boosted Houndoom can guarantee 2HKO's against specially bulky toxapex I believe with dark pulse, and OHKO Blissey, or come close, with flash fire fire blasts. It's fun.
Houndoom could’ve been given intimidate from how its Pokédex entry makes the fire/dark type come off as a scary Pokémon to encounter, but obviously GameFreak chose not to give it to Houndour/Houndoom. Perhaps if the Houndour line received a new evolution or regional form then the fire breathing hellhound of the Pokémon world may be a better choice for competitive players to use for their teams.
Can you make the History of Lopunny in competitive pleaae?
That mega was a serious spit in the face for it, and so are it stats and abilities. At least the designs are dope
How good was swampert (lets do some 3rd gen)
All dogs go to heaven but some dogs come alive to raise some hell.
Why didn't you mention the cute Pokemon Johto episode with Houndoom and Togepi.
A lot of people fell in love with Houndoom after that episode.
How good was Quagsire ACTUALLY?(My favorite poke)
Rick Harris He's too OP.
He was pretty good back in the day
How good was kapootops actually pls
Mossy yep
Yeeeeeeeeeeesssss
Yesssssss
1:20 I know! How does Omastar have more firepower?! HOW?!
"No bad Pokémon." Tell that to those evil Malamar from the future.
How good were the hitmons?
Houndoom needs a buff in gen 8 to it's base form
Please do one about Gardevoir, Metagross, or Blaziken.
My favorite fire type Pokémon ❤️❤️
Could you do an overview of each gen's meta games and what Pokémon dominated them
How good was Breloom ACTUALLY? (4:51 Breloominati confirmed ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ )
Done
I remember speedrunning Crystal, waiting for nighttime, flying to Celadon, catching a Houndour, breeding a new one, trading it over to my copy of Gold, and finally trading it back to a new save file on Crystal...just to have one for the actual play through. Smh Gamefreak.
Thanks for featuring my favourite pokemon!
Now, how good was Swampert ACTUALLY?
It learned bonemerang in the beta version of gold and silver at level 48.
Need a Metagross video here! I won't give up!
How good was Swampert or Kabutops actually?
how good was *C a t e r p i e*
Too much power
Still digging for Aggron. Because he hasn't covered a gen3 mon to my knowledge yet.
I'm sorry to interrupt the actual asking for new pokemon thing, but where do you get the footage of gen 6/7 in such high quality?
How good was tokekiss
Done
I’ve found using mega houndoom on a nat dex ou sun team works very well. Solar power + STAB flamethrower/fire blast + sun OHKO’s tons of mons. i’ve reached ~1500 on several accounts using mega houndoom on sun. Singles is where the dog thrives IMO.
How did I go from a interview to this.. Damn youtube..
I freakin love houndoom
How good was Togekiss actually ?
Do Keldeo next!
I don't care if Houndoom isn't a good Pokémon in competitive.
I still loving this thing, it's strong and it's the best fire type option in Platinum if didn't choice the Infernape.
How good was vaporeon or kingler and seaking
I wanna see wabuufet
The spelling!
angellus09 thanks wawbuffit
3:42 When there's something strange
In the neighborhood
Who you gonna call?
.
Houndoom!
.
When there's a Gengar
In the other team
Who's a good boy?
.
Houndoom!
.
XD
Yes yes yes MY FAVOURITE POKÉMON
Went 70 wins through Emerald Battle tower, defeating Anabel with 2 pokemon to spare.
71st battle sends out Houndoom, who proceeds to kill Metagross with a crit, Swampert misses twice and gets critted twice, even with 3 leftovers heals, Latios gets critted with crunch. I am always wary of houndoom after that, even though it was complete hax.
I love how the Mega is just “More Edge!”
Breath turns opponent into Ash?
That’s terrifying
Lol
Can you please do Raichu as well as Pikachu and Pichu?
The episode with Houndoom and Togepi is memorable.
now let's get that scyther video
Houndoom has been in all of my Pokémon play throughs as long as he’s in the game
Same
In terms of the beginning with, where you mention memories about Houndoom, i'm surprised you didnt mention its debut in the anime, "Houndooms special delivery." One of the best episodes of the anime, if you ask me.
Do how good was electerbuzz and or electavire next
hello Garchomp please
Denali Tran-Le I've been wanting it since I've learned of this channel