All Pokémon in Red CAUGHT... hopefully!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2021
- After the atrocity that was our previous playthrough of Pokémon Red, thing get a lot better... right?
Gen 1 Living Dex playlist: • Pokémon Living Dex Gen 1
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Also Lyra: so I used two rare candies on my Charmeleon at level 34/35
And right before lt surge, make your Charmeleon flying 😂
@@biogopher Evolving your Charmeleon before Surge is the equivalent of giving Surge a shotgun
What’s wrong with that?
@@MutedAndReported3032 Charmeleon then evolves into Charizard which is Fire/Flying. Flying is weak to electric.
> Doesn't know Charizards type
> Is doing Mew Glitch
Bulbasaur line is good when you actually use Grass Moves. Grass is considered Special in Gen 1 and Bulbasaur has a good Special stat and a terrible attack stat. Normal type is considered physical in Gen 1 and thus scales off of the Attack stat.
I love Mew too. I remember the last time I played Yellow virtual console I run with two Mews, one being the HM carrier and the other the battler: Psychic, Thunderbolt, Ice Beam, and Soft Boiled is all you ever need. :)
Well on the battler you can put earthquake and have a move for the pokemon like Chansey and other fragile glass cannon psychic types like Kadrabra and Alakazam who have high special stats
Sounds incredibly boring. Also I don’t see why any particular moves are needed, you could can plow through the entire game with almost any overleveled Pokémon. Pretty much every 8 year old playing the game for the first time just used their starter.
@@Savannah_Simpson I've run builds like you've said so many times that this simple strategy was exactly what I needed.
@@Savannah_Simpson Sworddance Earthquake Bodyslam is a fine setup. Toxic Doubleteam Flash Softboiled can be funny if you enjoy being cheap.
Blizzard > Ice Beam
In Gen 1 Blizzard has 90 accuracy instead of 70
Thunder was still 70, Hydro Pump was still 80 and Fire Blast was still 85;
but, Blizzard was 120 BP 90 Acc and 10% Freeze chance
yea Charizard can only learn fly in yellow in gen1. When I did this, I played red and yellow regularly and blue was the game I did my many resets for Eevees, Starters and the Fossils :)
the mew glitch has a different name in that its a forced spawn/encounter glitch that when you teleport/fly before a npc initiates a battle it sets up a sort of pseudo battle sequence. by defeating a pokemon or trainer with a second instance it takes the special stat of the last encountered pokemon and on return to the route where the first sequence started it force spawns the pokemon with the data register with the same number as the last pokemon you fought's special stat. this can be done in a number of places in gen 1 with numerous different pokemon. the downside is if you register a pokemon that has a special stat that does not coincide with a data entry for one of the 151 pokemon on file you spawn the infamous missingno. i say gen 1 because this also works in pokemon yellow and infact theres a second trainer that can give mew and its the one in the center pool in mistys gym.
You might say that Charizard is a Frying type. :)
A year late on this comment, and every one has already talked about Venusaur being over powered in gen 1. How ever, no one has mentioned Leech Seed+Toxic (or Poison Powder). By far one of the easiest and cheeesiest ways destroy gen 1 with not much effort :P.
honestly leech seed toxic isnt even that good?? its hilarious but it also takes time to set up and a 4 turn ko isnt particularly impressive.
Bro the venusaur line is busted in gen 1
All you need is to spam razor leaf for a 110 base power move plus grass STAB
Also for some reason charizard has a garbage special stat meanwhile venusaur has the highest of the three starters (which by the way, im not sure where you got ivysaur being so defensive from, the blastoise line is the defensive one...)
Anyway this is great, and I'm exited for the gen 2 videos!
Plus razor leaf and slash have 100% crit rate in gen 1
@@pikabluowner Crit ratio was base off of the speed stat in gen 1
@@Pikachu_25_ High crit rate moves have an insane multiplier of 8x so any pokemon with a base 65 or higher speed (corralating to a 12.70% crit rate or higher) have what is functionally a 100% hit rate.
@@TheWrathAbove Okay thanks for correcting me!
@@Pikachu_25_ No problem, tho I'll note that you weren't totally wrong. Ivysaur with it's base speed of 60 only has a roughly 94% chance to crit with razor leaf. There's also a bunch of other unevolved pokemon that learn high crit moves with a Base speed lower then 65, such as Machop's base 35 speed meaning Karate Chop only crits about 55% of the time. Additionally, crits are calulated similarly to accuracy, so there's always a 1/256 chance that you just don't crit even if you have an effective crit rate far above 100%.
I've never seen the Mew glitch before. That's neat.
You're right, you're very 'bad' at playing Pokemon.
But I love it.
You don't use your tms enough on doing one Pokemon runs. Charmeleon could've used dig. Dratini could've caught bubble beam and thunderbolt.
I always use Mew now for my Fly user in Red, Blue, and Yellow. Glad to see you finally got the best revenge on Koga's Weezing. lol
If you are allowing the mew glitch in your run, you should know that you actually need only 1 run in either red or blue (or yellow for that matter) to get an entire living pokedex! Since the youngster's slowpoke you defeated had at special stat of 21, you got mew, but you can encounter different pokemon with different special stats (which can be easily manipulated by encountering ditto and letting it transform into a pokemon with the specific target special stat) to get every other pokemon in the game.
For example, if I have a Wartortle with a special stat of 40, and let a wild ditto transform into it after escaping from a trainer and then battle a long range trainer to nullify the glitch before doing a screen transition to encounter the glitch pokemon, I will encounter a low level Chansey (probably level 7) next time I make a map transition. This saves me loads of time trying to find a wild Chansey glitchless.
I did this on a physical yellow cartridge and got 151 pokemon without ever using a link cable or owning another generation 1 pokemon game. Maybe you should consider doing a living pokedex challenge like this without ever connecting to another game and you can get a living pokedex in far less time!
If you have any questions about this method, feel free to ask. It was a very fun personal project for me and took far less time than trying to use multiple games with link cables!
That is a really good idea!
He probably prefers not using glitches; you can't get Mew without it, but all other mons are (at the very least) possible
I've done this before too, but I can understand why he didn't do it that way. Mew is the only Pokemon there is absolutely no way to get legitimately in Gen 1 anymore -- different from eg the VGC Crystal Celebi or the Bonus Disc Jirachi. Different even from the mythicals that are technically still obtainable in a "legitimate" form if you somehow find a game that has the respective *item* (eg Mew in Japanese Emerald + Old Map, Shaymin in Platinum + Oak's Letter).
The ONLY time Mew was distributed legitimately in Gen 1 was in in-person events that were conducted via trade. So unless you have a time machine to go back to 1999, you can't catch a legitimate Mew in Gen 1 anymore.
But that's boring as hell. There'd be no videos if he did that. It's more interesting to do it as the developers intended. Mew is the exception cuz there's no longer a legit way to do it without glitches.
@@ZilbaFollie oh i beg to differ, doing it with glitches is QUITE interesting: th-cam.com/video/wtZ7CzbxBFM/w-d-xo.html
You could also do the Mew glitch when you go to the Cerulean City the first time you're there by using an Abra's Teleport and the trainer in the grass across the water from Nugget Bridge.
That's my favorite place to do it! I imagine a climactic glitchy battle on nugget bridge between you and the entity you summon there. I have fought a lot of glitch pokemon on that bridge using the mew glitch.
@@pallasparkleston9952 One might say... he saw your feat from the grass.
@@loulou3676 Lmao. If only he was fast enough to tell me that before I teleport away.
@@pallasparkleston9952 I use that same long range trainer so I can battle Prof. Oak on Nugget Bridge. I imagine it as becoming the champion, then getting stopped by Oak on the way to Cerulean Cave. One final test to show that you truly are ready to face Mewtwo.
Holy shit nice Pidgey.
my HM slaves / field moves
Mew; Cut Fly Teleport Softboiled (out of battle healing)
Slowpoke; Strength Flash Surf Dig
22:00(ish) - wow, i didnt care about your Pidgey at all (mainly because you barely mentioned it, other than "needing an HM02'er") but seeing it Evolve after taking NO DAMAGE from that Weezing (even without counting the mid-Fly turns) was just like in one of those japanese animes-- i audibly said "YES!" when now-Pidgeotto got promoted to the Living Dex...all it needed to do was take a Selfdestruct, but in the absence of said explosion, it saw its chance to step up and Deliver...
...o-friggin-7
I agree, that was cool. MVP bird
I feel the self destruct
Squirtle and charmander were my favorite to start with but I leaned towards charmander though because blue has arcanine and executor no gyradose that's why I like the charmander line better
Mew can also learn all TMs too. The Bulbasaur in Gen 1 was busted. Special attack and special defense were one stat called special and he had a good defense. Mega Drain! I don’t think Gigga drain existed in Gen 1
nothing wrong with teaching Mew Surf it's the best water move it can learn.
Charizard can learn Fly in Yellow
Hehe, at this point I misheard "well-oiled machine" as "Wailord machine".
"Wailord machine" sounds kind of menacing...
All hail Pidgey.
Wow your growing fast. Last video I watched you had 6.33k subs. 30 min later I'm watching this video and you have 6.36k so that's 30 subs in 30 min, that's good growth. Congrats your videos are very entertaining too lol
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@@meowmixers9338 steady lol
14:40 missing razor leaf was extremely unlucky. It’s a 1/256 chance of it happening and it only occurs in Gen1
razor leaf has a 95% accuracy
@@jesper7163 thank you. You’re right
I once exploited the Mew glitch in a run with Abra very early on and tried the results with each trainer in the route. Surprisingly, I got almost every Pokemon that you couldn't get normally. Alakazam, Nidoking, Nidoqueen, Golem. It was very interesting. I think that those Pokémon may have some index value close to Mew.
But you can get Nidoking and Nidoqueen normally.
@@dannysmi7162 but you need a stone, it's a special evolution. That's my point, special evolution Pokémon may be stored together, I assume, making that glitch work that way.
@@alvarostockle Maybe, but you can get 4 moon stones, and I’m pretty sure that’s all you need.
@@dannysmi7162 I honestly don't see your point on commenting this. I'm just sharing that it was interesanting finding I could capture early special evolutions in Gen 1 exploiting a glitch.
@@alvarostockle It’s cool that you can get Mew. This is the only way to get it in the game.
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ok but surf is one of the ebst water moves
Not sure why people think Brock is so hard with charmander, he doesn't have any ground or rock moves and fire doesn't care about defence curl. being a higher level isn't an issue when you get super effective type training in viridian forest. burns will do dmg over time and cut his physical stat in half for his tackles.
It's not that Brock is hard with Charmander, it's just that he is so much easier with Squirtle and Bulbasaur having STAB Super Effective moves. Charmander needs to train in Viridian Forest. The other 2 starters don't. Bulbasaur can beat Brock with just Leech Seed and no optional trainer battles, but speedrunners still choose Squirtle.
Bulba line is great, just avoid any physical type moves
Here is my comments on the starters against Brock both Squirtle and Bulbasuar are good but it isn't a issue even with Charmander to get past Brock because there are pokemon you can get to help or just brute force past Brock. MISTY Bulbasuar is the best starter but if you get a Pikachu from the forest that becomes not a issue against Lt. SURGE YES Squirtle is at a disadvantage but you can give Charmander line dig and make Lt. SURGE easier or get a diglett or Dugtrio from Diglett's Cave and make that easier Erica the grass type Squirtle line is supposed to be at disadvantage but you can get Ice Beam and give that to a then Lv30 Warturtle and steam roll the grass type gym leader while the Bulbasuar line struggles to do any real damage. Ghost from Lavender town Grass does not very effective water and fire do neutral damage, poison gym, Psychic Gym, all the poisons types rockets use grass not very effective damage you get the idea.
Are you gonna make a Playlist of this?
The mew glitch could be used to catch every pokemon in the game as well as a ton of glitch pokemon. It would be more consistent if you just went for 150 mons right? I haven't gotten to your gen 2 play through yet but would you do things like the beat up glitch or use the PC to reprogram the game into giving you celibi too? The games after this would need more and more complex glitches to pull off things like this. What would you do then?
march badge? but its april lyra
I tried to do this and have them all at lvl 100... didn't get far... lol
unless I can't read text quickly Pidgey new quick attack which hits first meaning less chance for it to die cause not waiting for fly but ye
Are you going to change the Pokémon natures before transfering them to the Pokebank?
I won't transfer anything. The plan is to get all my Pokémon on Pokémon Blue so I have a completed Gen 1 version :')
@Leto85
How do you change natures before transferring?
@@pikabluowner how do you even transfer gen 1 to poke bank :O
@@unixtreme either by using the virtual console on the 3DS, or if you're playing on an original cartridge, dumping the save file to PC using a special piece of hardware you can buy, then injecting the save file into the virtual console on 3DS using homebrew, same as if you're on an emulator
if you are going to vermilion anyway you can teach charizard the tm08 dig which is wonderful as well. also teaching charmeleon cut is bad coz it is a bad move
I don't get it. why not just evolve Eevee into Vaporeon and give that Pokemon Surf?
I thought you couldn't trade pokemon in Gen 1 if they had HM moves. Am I just misremembering this?
Yes
wait. i just realized, wouldn't it have been faster to play on yellow instead of red/blue, since you can get all 3 starters on that one?
you could do one red and one blue run (for the exclusives), get the two extra fossils and eevees from yellow (along with 6 starters), and then just one extra run for a single starter
is there a reason you didn't go for this?
He made a whole video about it th-cam.com/video/l9zRQSWFQqg/w-d-xo.html
Main issue with Yellow is you need at least 3 games instead of 2. Also to reset your Yellow run you would need to trade all your "main games" Pokemon to one of the side games, and then back to the restarted Yellow copy. Its much much faster to just restart your sidegames for the extra starters.
they already made a video on this before you commented
th-cam.com/video/l9zRQSWFQqg/w-d-xo.html
Venusaur is weak? It has a base attack of 82 where Blastoise has 83 and Charizard has 84, and it’s special is 100 and the other 2 have 85. It’s literally the strongest of the 3 in gen 1 stats wise and it gets guaranteed crit Razor Leaf.
Not guaranteed since venusaur is slow, only one with guaranteed crit is Persian with slash
@@kerfrizz3050 I mean you’re technically correct, but the crit rate is 99.6% so it’s barely even worth mentioning.
Why didn't you use the easier earlier way to obtain Mew? The one you can do almost immediately when you get to Cerulean?
you can actually get it in cerulean by using an abra with teleport instead of fly.
@Laezar Yes, that's what I meant
@@pokesonav Yeah I figured afterwards when I got to the part of the video when they actually get mew and it was in celadon that you probably meant cerulean and not celadon haha ^^' sorry =p
@Laezar Oh, right. Cerulean. Confused them, lol
He probably didn't know about it. The first thing that comes up for Mew glitch tutorials involve Fly and the Gambler on Route 8, although any long range trainer will do.
The charmander line wasn't good in gen 1, in fact it was one for the worst of the starters, even with Blastoise's medicore 83 attack and 85 special. Charmleon's stats are not that good, and ya should had taught Charmleon slash instead of body slam especially that crit ratio in gen 1 was base off of speed and speed it does have! 13:23 Are you shitting me, no! Venasaur is the best of the tri, no you don't play defensively, that's most Meganuim's play. Venasaur has 100 special which if you remember included the special attack and defense, so it's grass type moves hit like a truck, the only issue is that it's part poison and lack any great coverage.
Dude disrespecting my starter Bulbasaur. Don't you know Razor Leaf, Toxic, Body Slam and Leech Seed make a busted combo?
I started playing gen 1 and made the mistake of starting with Red. Blue has Meowth who has payday. Could’ve been rolling in money.
MVPidgey
MEW GLITCHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
u should never bring ONLY 1 pokemon. that's so reckless
Okay. Game Freak. Level with me. Why exactly didn't you think a FIRE FLYING Pokemon with WINGS should learn fly?! When you gave fly to a literal pidgeon. It should be significantly easier for a 10 year old boy to fly on a dragon than on a pidgeon. I'm acknowledging that you fixed the mistake in later generations, but I just want to understand the creative process of denying a dragon the ability to fly.
Thanks for the website. But i just can't watch this. You had absolutely no idea what you're talking about or doing.