![]() ![]() Ignoring the simple fact that higher pots give bonus base stats, whatever pokemon you intend to use should always be cooked for with your highest available pot. (See the Multi-Tab Tier List for an in depth Early Game Ranking) Other good early options include Nidoran Female (All Evolutions), Golem, Rhydon, Poliwag, Caterpie/Metapod, Kadabra/Alakazam and Machop/Machoke/Machamp as they are fairly easily obtained and quite strong throughout the game. (Note that Onix have stat bonuses on two worlds 7 and the commonly farmed World 8 so even a lower attack Onix can do well there.) The only downsides are that Onix have a low chance for attacks stone slots and a large movepool (10) that can make it difficult to move re-train if you lack the above mentioned move(s). For your attackers you should find ones with 3+ attack stone slots open. ![]() Once you have the Bronze Pot (from completing World 3) you can find Onix with 5 stone slots already unlocked. (Harden and Rock Throw are best but Rock Tomb, Stealth Rock and to an extent even Flash Cannon are decent). A good early team is 3 Onix as they are easy to cook for (multiple 97% recipes), have high hp, a good buff and good damage moves that it can have right out of the pot, no evolution needed. You constantly replace pokemon as better pots give higher base stats and certain pokemon only shine with very specific stone setups that are simply not available until midgame, endgame or even post-game! Even Machop is not useful in the early stages so please do NOT focus on the 12-Boss tier list and think you can get the meta team early and just fudge it till you beat the game. While Hitmonlee and the evolutions of Bellsprout are the strongest pokemon after you are able to farm the final boss they are actually quite bad choices early on. With some luck the enemies will focus on the one pokemon who didn’t run as you cannot scatter during the animation of your moves. The best way to do this is to use your buff move (Harden, Work Up etc) and then as it is performing the casting animation, press scatter so your other two pokemon run away. This is the current world record: Superness 3 Hour, 5 Minute Runīefore I get into Onix I want to mention a good use for the Scatter button which attempts to have enemies direct their attacks towards your “tank” which is usually a pokemon with a buff that boosts defense like Harden for Onix, Withdraw for Squirtle (a decent alternate starter) Work-Up for the DLC Nidoran Male. If you have all the dlc and want a fast start then I suggest you watch one of the speedruns. You can potentially clear it before World 2 and get the Bronze Pot even faster! (World 3 clear reward) To further Bulba’s usefulness World 3 boost the stats of grass types. Bulba’s movepool is only 4 total moves and you have 2 moves on the starter so there is a 50% chance of learning vinewhip via move re-training. In the base form it can learn Vinewhip which is one of the best moves in THIS game. Just so everyone is aware this isn’t our childhood debate (where Charmander was coolest but Squirtle was best) because here Bulbasaur is the best starter. If you want a more in depth guide then please read on. If you take nothing else from this other than “what is best” then I suggest you view the “World 1-11” and “Sample Team” tabs of the Tier List Document followed by a transition to the “12-Boss” tab of the same google doc once you reach world 12 and obtain the gold pot. I highly recommend everyone joins the Discord Community as it’s the best place to get immediate answers.īelow is a guide with many resources.
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