Pokemon FireRed: Elite Four and Champion Rematch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2023
- Okay peoples, today's the day.
Once again, I am going to record the battles individually and merge them together into a marathon run. There will be a cut between each battle for me to do off-screen healing.
Here is my final team rundown:
*Rafflesia the Venusaur*: My partner since the very beginning. Even to this day, he remains a staple in my party. Cut being used regularly both in overworld travel and battle, stall strats with Sleep Powder and the draining Leech Seed, and the almighty Frenzy Plant, Rafflesia is a force to be reckoned with when put against anything weak to Grass. The held item will be a Miracle Seed to boost Frenzy Plant's power further to ensure a clean KO.
*Luna the Nidoking*: The definitive strongarm of the group, Luna is best for swift and clean KOs with powerful, varied physical attacks. Rock Slide for flying types; Megahorn for psychic types; Brick Break for rock, steel, and dark types; and the mighty Earthquake replacing Strength, a powerful, very accurate STAB ground type attack. The held item will be a Quick Claw to allow Luna a chance to swiftly deal with faster opponents than him.
*Kanetsugu the Alakazam*: An unrivaled Psychic type to give a massive boost to any Kantonian party, Alakazam is a perfect answer to most obstructions in the way. With Psychic and Psybeam for attacks, as well as Reflect and Recover for any stalling needs, he will be a prime playmaker for the enemies I am particularly scared of. The held item will be a Leftovers to help bolster his healing and allow for easier stalling if needed.
*Myst the Gengar*: The sneaky ghost type to provide ways to play around my opponents, Myst has tricks up his sleeve that make him a valuable asset to my party. With Confuse Ray to potentially disorient the opponent, Thunderbolt for a surprise electric type attack on flying or aquatic enemies, STAB Shadow Ball for great ghost type damage, and the last-ditch Destiny Bond to turn the tables on a hopeless situation, Myst will be a cornerstone for any tricky situation. The held item will be an Amulet Coin so I will earn more money from these battles.
*Gooie the Vaporeon*: My beloved surfer and wondrous companion, Gooie is an excellent form of support for any situation. With Attract to potentially disarm most opponents, as well as Shadow Ball, Ice Beam, and Surf for major coverage the others lack, Gooie can wash away foes and soak up damage for her allies. The held item will be a Mystic Water to increase Surf's power.
*Lj the Dragonite*: The mighty dragon-type and pseudo-legendary for Kanto, Lj boasts high stats and powerful attacks to strike down the most powerful of pokemon. With hard-hitting, wide coverage moves of Fly, Waterfall, and Outrage, as well as the almighty Hyper Beam at his disposal, few can withstand his outrageous strength. The held item will be a Silk Scarf to increase Hyper Beam's power further. - เกม
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1:10 epic thunderbolt music sync bro
I actually didn't even notice that! Awesome
that gengar just drop the bass, lol
Bruno's should retire from elite four
Yes 😂
No. I can just farm EXP from him.😂
Or maybe make him stronger and not be weak
your team is really good, gg
Vaporeon with Attract... The internet has ruined me.
💀💀💀
This time those RNG eggs were scrambled for good. Gengar also came in clutch with the finishing Thunderbolt. ⚡️
Congratulations on completing Fire Red~ 🎉🎉🎉
I really like your team.
One suggestion: you could try to play on SET mode.
I find it more realistic and funny!
You're probably the most polite one to request that, and luckily for you, I actually *did* do that a while ago!
th-cam.com/video/-9lQE2PRLso/w-d-xo.htmlsi=C6I23Fl_ea2Pi4uG
red: you already lost blue, because i won.
Respectable team
Absolutely carbonized that elite 4 rematch, gg
Where did you go to grind EXP? And how long did it take when you started doing so? Because I kinda want to take on the League rematch before Pokémon Bank shuts down.
The best place to grind experience in the post-game is on One Island's Kindle Road (Sevii Islands), specifically the black belt/battle girl trainers right outside of the hot springs. The hot springs are a free full heal spot and Vs Seeker usage on these fighting type trainers can lead to some of the highest EXP gain from my experience. I don't remember how long it took me, but I can imagine at least a couple of hours since this is training for the league rematch.
Congrats
Would be nice to see this team run in platinum and soul silver
Thanks for the video! Feeling nostalgic. Just one thing : before Diamond/Pearl/Platinum/SS/HG there wasn’t the physical special split and thus attacks were physical or special according to their type. Concretely Shadow Ball was a physical attack back then, while Gengar’s attack is weak
While that is sadly true, that's part of why my Vaporeon also knows the move despite not having STAB. Also thankfully Alakazam's defense is *awful* compared to special defense, so that evens it out a bit.
@@darkentity7981 Well you can use it to your advantage as Fire Punch, Ice Punch and Thunder Punch were all special. You can use it on Gengar and Alakazam for instance. Or use shadow ball with Slaking or Snorlax
Vaporeon's attack is not really high to use Shadow Ball which was a physical attack but I understand that it works on Pokemon with weak defense such as Gengar or Alakazam.
I still have Fire Red, Leaf Green and Emerald with my GBA and I used to be a beast at the time. I had full EV/IV Pokemon, the only problem I had was with hidden power type
20 years and bruno is still the weakest
It wasn't until his rematch team in HeartGold/SoulSilver when he finally ditched the Onix/Steelix for a competent fighting type team.
@@darkentity7981 meh still weak because I have a lvl 63 typhlosion
@@darkentity7981 and don't forget the physic and Water types like Slowbro
And Starmie
Fun team! Not sure about having three posion types but I guess given that Lorelei is the only one with psychic types it doesnt really matter much
I actually had Vaporeon be my dedicated counter to Green's Alakazam since none of my other pokemon were well equipped to dealing with it. Good special bulk plus access to Shadow Ball saved me there.
Lorelei is underrated. In my opinion
Just curious. How can you battle Bruno's Steelix? Are there certain additional easter eggs to accomplish, first?
So this is the Elite 4 rematch, meaning all elite four members have updated teams. To access these rematches, you need to complete the Sevii Islands post-game and gain access to trading with Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire. Once you've cleared that, the game considers you to be at the end of post-game and will update the elite 4's teams to what you see in this video, including Bruno's Onix both evolving into Steelix.
This was just in my recommended so I haven’t seen your journey up to now. How did you get an Alakazam and Gengar? Did you have a second person to trade with, or did you use some cheat to encounter them?
I was able to link games and trade them that way.
15:51 u dodged a major bullet right there. Heracross' STAB Megahorn was put into the game as a psychic/dark nerfing neutralizer.
Oh believe me, I know. That was easily the scariest part of the battle for me *because* of that.
I completed Pokemon Fire Red with 79 Charizard and 50 Articuno, and all the others are less than 20)
Sometimes a solo run (or a run with 2-3 pokemon) can actually be just as fun, if not moreso, than using a full team depending on how you like to play. The Charmander line picks up pretty good after Misty, so good for you for going through with it!
Do you think Red is Ash's twin brother? And Blue is Gary's twin brother?
Asking the real questions here.
The Pokemon Yellow Mew cheat I secretly knew it growing up.
Mewtwo is in Mewtwos Cave and Mew is in the S.S. Anne.
Some minor corrections here. Mewtwo is in *Cerulean* Cave's bottom floor. While Mew was believed to be in Vermilion Harbor, you actually needed a glitch to access it legitimately. In FireRed and LeafGreen, Mewtwo is still in Cerulean Cave, Mew was made available as an event pokemon in a location known as Faraway Island.
My weak team to the elite four
First-have of my team is dead
Second-one shot
Third-mid
Forth-i don't like fossil pokemon anymore
Rival fight-ez
Where to play and how to trade pokemons?
Gen 3 moves are so confusing, the punches are special attacks, same for Dragon Claw, Crunch, and even Waterfall. While some are physical, like Shadow Ball, Hyper Beam, and also Sludge Bomb
The world before the physical/special split, where the move's typing determined whether it was physical or special.
I don't have Alakazam or Gengar, because in my phone I have an emulator that makes impossible to evolve Pokemon by trading them
Some roms change the evolution requirement from trade to level-up. Some emulators can also allow you to link games locally on the same device, which can be another way to obtain trade evolutions.
@@darkentity7981 in the mine is an emulator of NES/SNES/GBA
How did you lvl your Pokémons into lvl 70+ im always playing this game but my Pokémons are just in 60+ lvl i can't reach them into lvl 70+ how?
I actually answered a similar question in this same comment section. The best level grinding spots from my experience are either Cycling Road or Kindle Road (on One Island) using the Vs Recorder, depending on the type of the pokemon you're wanting to level grind. You need a lot of patience for it, even if you manage to get a Lucky Egg from one of the Safari Zone Chansey.
@@darkentity7981 so u mean I need to place my Pokémons in day care? Cuz many people say the day care is the best exp farm eh by using cycling
Seven island is the way to go, especially the two trainers in sevault canyon, plus you can regain health by chansey dance inside the house.
@@kapemuna420 Oh yeah, I forgot that I mentioned that in another comment thread here. Sevault Canyon is another really good spot if the previously mentioned two aren't doing it well enough.
How did you train them to level 70 ??
After you beat the Cinnabar Gym, you unlock the Sevii Islands. On One Island, there's a hot spring that's difficult to miss. If you use the Vs Seeker you get from the Vermilion PokeCenter, you can rematch the black belts outside of the hot springs over and over (said hot springs are actually a free healing spot). Out of all the methods I could find, this was the most efficient and it still took a long time to train up.
@@darkentity7981 Thanks 😄
I remember.... but black belt trainers have mostly fight Pokémon, it there any methode to train Normal, ice and rock Pokémon??
@@JediStar85
The best other spot I can think of, which might be better than the One Island black belts are the trainers towards the south end of Sevault Canyon on Seven Island. They use varied pokemon, the two cool trainers near the very south end give some of the highest EXP yield in the game (as far as I can tell), and they're all located very close to the Chansey Dance House, which is a free healing spot. (Note: Seven Island and Sevault Canyon are post-game exclusive. For before the first E4 battle, the One Island blackbelts or the bikers at the north end of Cycling Road would be recommended) Let me know how that works out for you :)
Doin it all wrong after you beat elite 4 the first time, don't have 60 pokemon caught so you can rematch them with their base set over and over
Pokemon reborn I would play on portable playstation.
Elite Four Trainers are basically gym leaders who are much stronger.🤣🤣🤣
Pretty much, yeah. Still type specialists and all.
17:54 now i know the best counter on tyranitar u just gave him a sleep powder and u can attack it with no worries because when i see tyranitar and battle with him with my Pokémon i will always use mewtwo to defeat him just spamming swift attack 😅😅
Sleep Powder can be risky though since it's only 75% accurate. Additionally Tyranitar is 4x weak to Fighting, so bringing a pokemon with a strong Fighting type move can be a good counter for it.
Mewtwo with brick break would be way more effective than swift
now do it with set mode (aka, not switching for free)
I would, but I'm bad at video games.
So my above comment aged well. This video hit a view milestone and I ended up doing it successfully. I'd like to personally thank you for giving me the idea; you may have already seen it, but here's the video you requested
th-cam.com/video/-9lQE2PRLso/w-d-xo.html
Is there a need to keep changing
So in all four of my pokemon playthroughs on this channel, I'm playing with a self-imposed rule where I have to use a different pokemon against each of my opponent's pokemon (so it becomes a true 5v5 or 6v6 and not a potentially one-sided sweep in my favor). I do this to make these battles more interesting and occasionally challenging.
But how Surf is super effective against Steelix? Its a steel type Pokemon
Good question; when Onix evolves, it goes from a Rock/Ground type pokemon to a Steel/Ground type. The part ground typing makes it weak to water-type attacks.
@@darkentity7981 Thnx bro I never used Steelix in my party nd didn't know it's duel type
@@Pshyduck
Steelix is both rock and Steel.
Please.
Aee you after??
@@devilgirl7054wrong. Steelix is Steel and Ground. Not Steel and Rock.
@@jzcruzer94
Yeah feels like stupid.
And fire beat Steel too
レッド
サトシ
45 minutes?
Pokemon ceased to exist it's dead in my Country.
Did you copy my son name LJ
I actually named it after a friend :p
Hello this is me LJ
I watch you for pokemon i love pokemon
Too overrated like twice
playing on switch mode is for noobs.
Or someone who's overall bad at video games like I am, but if it helps you feel any better I did a set mode run as well. There's a link to that video somewhere in this comment thread.
STOP SWITCHING
LET UR DAMN POKEMON FAINT THEN SWITCH.
U LOSE
It would appear you strongly detest switch mode. If this video isn't to your liking, I've done these same battles in set mode already. You may enjoy that video better. Though I'll admit, probably a waste of energy to act so volatile towards someone who's bad at video games.
(Elite Four Rematch: Set Mode th-cam.com/video/-9lQE2PRLso/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sQ6XGycNbO2peuz6)
@@darkentity7981
I dont care..
I never switching during damn match.
Real manga pokemon trainer and pokemon trainer anime doesnt switching all the time. .
U better think again
@@devilgirl7054 Well, you're better at the game than I am then. There's your W for the day :p
@@darkentity7981
GAME!!!
I NEVER SWITCHING DAMN GAME.
DURING THE RIVAL AND GYM LEADER AND ELITE 4.
U NEVER UNDERSTAND
@@devilgirl7054 I understand, I just find it amusing that you're getting this worked up over how somebody else plays the game lmao