well it the pokemon leage and red in my crystal i didn't have to use other pokemon

scyther lvl 49
feraligator lvl 46
eevee lvl 47
pinsir lvl 48
umbreon lvl 47
espeon lvl 49
i just won the johto leugeau

My team is as follows;

Electabuzz @ Light Ball

Thunderbolt
Thunder | Earthquake
Ice Punch
Toxic

This is basically an all out attacker. With a hint of status changing getting mixed in. Thunderbolt, with its beastly 99.6% accuracy is a beastly attack. Thunder I will replace with earthquake when I can find it the TM for it. Ice punch is for those ground/rock types that I can’t lay a finger on. If I know my Electabuzz is going down I like to use a little technique. Toxic, then thunderbolt for my life. So if I go down, all my next pokemon has to do is either finish him off, or stay in a few more rounds for the toxic to take affect.


Typhlosion @ Mint Berry

Flamethrower
Rest
Thunderpunch
Belly Drum

This is a seriously nice pokemon to take out big opponents. Flamethrower over Fire Blast because of its much better accuracy. Thunderpunch for those waters. I especially like the rest/mint berry combo also. Belly drum to max out my attack for better flamethrower power.

Dragonite @ Mint Berry

Ice Beam
Thunder
Rest
Belly drum

Again, I especially like the rest/mint berry combo. I like the combo : Belly drum, Rest then mint berry. Thunder for those ice pokemon that like to hurt Dragonite. Ice bream for power.

Lugia @ Mystic Water

Hydro Pump
Fly
Aeroblast
Recover

This is what I call a strong pokemon. With the stats legendary pokemon have, nothing can touch it. Mystic Water to power up the Hydro Pump. Recover for when things get ugly.

Lapras @ Never Melt Ice

Ice Beam
Surf
Sing
Body Slam

Pure power. Never melt ice to power up the ice beam. Suft is just powerful. Sing for an easy victory and body slam for a chance of paralyzing your opponent. Can’t go much wrong. Except against Grass/Electric, where its pretty useless.

Venusaur @ Leftovers

Solar Beam
Synthesis
Body slam
Razor leaf

Mostly powerful. Solar beam then synthesis is a nice combo. Body slam for a chance of parilizing your oppent. Razor leaf hen you don’t want to chance wasting a turn waiting on Solar Beam.

I am currently training for Red. Hes pritty hard.

quote Nizor 3

My team is as follows;

Electabuzz @ Light Ball

Thunderbolt
Thunder | Earthquake
Ice Punch
Toxic

This is basically an all out attacker. With a hint of status changing getting mixed in. Thunderbolt, with its beastly 99.6% accuracy is a beastly attack. Thunder I will replace with earthquake when I can find it the TM for it. Ice punch is for those ground/rock types that I can’t lay a finger on. If I know my Electabuzz is going down I like to use a little technique. Toxic, then thunderbolt for my life. So if I go down, all my next pokemon has to do is either finish him off, or stay in a few more rounds for the toxic to take affect.

quote

Typhlosion @ Mint Berry

Flamethrower
Rest
Thunderpunch
Belly Drum

This is a seriously nice pokemon to take out big opponents. Flamethrower over Fire Blast because of its much better accuracy. Thunderpunch for those waters. I especially like the rest/mint berry combo also. Belly drum to max out my attack for better flamethrower power.

quote

Dragonite @ Mint Berry

Ice Beam
Thunder
Rest
Belly drum

Again, I especially like the rest/mint berry combo. I like the combo : Belly drum, Rest then mint berry. Thunder for those ice pokemon that like to hurt Dragonite. Ice bream for power.

quote

Lugia @ Mystic Water

Hydro Pump
Fly
Aeroblast
Recover

This is what I call a strong pokemon. With the stats legendary pokemon have, nothing can touch it. Mystic Water to power up the Hydro Pump. Recover for when things get ugly.

quote

Lapras @ Never Melt Ice

Ice Beam
Surf
Sing
Body Slam

Pure power. Never melt ice to power up the ice beam. Suft is just powerful. Sing for an easy victory and body slam for a chance of paralyzing your opponent. Can’t go much wrong. Except against Grass/Electric, where its pretty useless.

quote

Venusaur @ Leftovers

Solar Beam
Synthesis
Body slam
Razor leaf

Mostly powerful. Solar beam then synthesis is a nice combo. Body slam for a chance of parilizing your oppent. Razor leaf hen you don’t want to chance wasting a turn waiting on Solar Beam.

quote

I am currently training for Red. Hes pritty hard.

My six strongest L.100 Pokémon (not trained with cheats):

1 Ho-Oh
2 Lugia
3 Mewtwo
4 Dragonite
5 Tyranitar
6 Arcanine (shiny You gotta love'em)

I got a tabel with 28 L.100 Pokémon, from weak to strong (calculated), so I can directly see which is the strongest.

I have 200 Lvl 100's.
But I will have 201 soon(My golem).

I have a shiny Golem on L.100.

My Team

L74 Meganium

@ Brightpowder

Cut
Solar Beam
Earthquake
Safeguard

L68 Skarmory

@ Sharp Beak

Fly
Steel Wing
Swift
Agility

L66 Umbreon

@ Blackglasses

Bite
Psychic
Mean Look
Moonlight

L66 Magmar

@Charcoal

Flamethrower
Strength
Sunny Day
Fire Blast

(Does anyone know what I can replace Fire Blast with???)

L77 Azumarill

@Mystic Water

Surf
Rain Dance
Ice Punch
Rollout

L53 Jolteon (In training)

@Magnet

Flash
Pin Missile
Thunder
Thunder Wave

So What do you think?

This message was edited by AquaTeamV3 on May 25 2004.

quote AquaTeamV3

My Team

L74 Meganium

@ Brightpowder

Cut
Solar Beam
Earthquake
Safeguard

quote

L68 Skarmory

@ Sharp Beak

Fly
Steel Wing
Swift
Agility

quote

L66 Umbreon

@ Blackglasses

Bite
Psychic
Mean Look
Moonlight

quote

L66 Magmar

@Charcoal

Flamethrower
Strength
Sunny Day
Fire Blast

(Does anyone know what I can replace Fire Blast with???)

quote

L77 Azumarill

@Mystic Water

Surf
Rain Dance
Ice Punch
Rollout

quote

L53 Jolteon (In training)

@Magnet

Flash
Pin Missile
Thunder
Thunder Wave

quote

So What do you think?

This message was edited by AquaTeamV3 on May 25 2004.

I have a ditto on my team, but I wouldn't concider it a STRONGpokemon, but what do you thing?

If you want a Pokemon to do Transform, why not use Mew instead?

quote ACCLAIM

quote AquaTeamV3

My Team

L74 Meganium

@ Brightpowder

Cut
Solar Beam
Earthquake
Safeguard

Have Earthquake, Swords Dance, Synthesis and Ancient Power.

quote

L68 Skarmory

@ Sharp Beak

Fly
Steel Wing
Swift
Agility

Have Curse, Drill Peck, Rest and Whirlwind.

quote

L66 Umbreon

@ Blackglasses

Bite
Psychic
Mean Look
Moonlight

Have Moonlight, Mean Look, Charm and Baton Pass.

quote

L66 Magmar

@Charcoal

Flamethrower
Strength
Sunny Day
Fire Blast

(Does anyone know what I can replace Fire Blast with???)

Have Crosschop, Thunder Punch, Flamethrower and Psychic.

quote

L77 Azumarill

@Mystic Water

Surf
Rain Dance
Ice Punch
Rollout

Have Surf, Ice Beam, HP Electric and Rest.

quote

L53 Jolteon (In training)

@Magnet

Flash
Pin Missile
Thunder
Thunder Wave

Have Thunderbolt, HP Water, Growth and Thunderwave.

quote

So What do you think?

This message was edited by AquaTeamV3 on May 25 2004.

HP = Abbreviation for the move "Hidden Power". And the elements after "HP" means the type which Hidden Power is.

So , for example, if I taught it to my Meganium, Hidden Power would be a Grass type attack?

Hidden Power is a move which varies in type and power depending on your Pokemon's DVs(read the last paragraph of this post to know what they are). A Hidden Power type's highest power is 70.

Here's how to get every single Hidden Power type at 70 power:

OK, here's how to get the 70 power Hidden Powers:

Note: I'll only be posting the Attack and Defense DV as the Speed and Special Stats are always 15 no matter what's the 70 Power Hidden Power Type is. The first one I'll put is the Attack DVs which is on the left side of the slash("/"), while the Defense DV will be on the right side of it.

If your Pokemon has perfect DVs(15/15) then it's type will be dark and it's power will be 70.

If your Pokemon's DVs are 15/14, then it's type will be Dragon.

If it's 15/13 then it's Ice.

If it's 15/12 then it's Psychic.

If it's 14/15 then it's Electric.

If it's 14/14 then it's Grass.

If it's 14/13 then it's Water.

If it's 14/12 then it's Fire.

If it's 13/15 then it's Steel.

If it's 13/14 then it's Ghost.

If it's 13/13 then it's Bug.

If it's 13/12 then it's Rock.

If it's 12/15 then it's Ground.

If it's 12/14 then it's Poison.

If it's 12/13 then it's Flying.

If it's 12/12 then it's Fighting.

DVs are something which is with the Pokemon when it's first caught and stays the same unless you use a cheating device to alter it. A Pokemon with 15 DVs for a stat will have it's stat maxed out. For example, a Dragonite with 15 DV for Attack and is fully trained will have an Attack stat of 366. If the DV is lowered to 14, then Dragonite's Attack stat would be lowered by 2 points, so if a 14 Attack DV Dragonite is fully raised then it's Attack would be 364. This goes for every stat, not just Attack. Oh, and a Pokemon's Special Attack and Special Defense always shares the same DVs number.