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Topic	Is Magikarp -> Gyarados still the most extreme Pokemon evolution?
Noumas 09/08/22 12:46:19 AM #28:	Srk700 posted... Immunity to ground is a great benefit. And yeah, the 4x weakness is a big flaw, but it's still a good pokemon since it does get access to Dragon Dance, has a high attack stat, solid bulk, and Intimidate to help it switch in on physical attackers. If you can switch in on a physical attacker that doesn't have an electric or rock move, you can do some serious damage to the opponent if they don't have a good counter against it. I dont know if it's still possible in modern pokemon but he actually could learn thunderbolt for some reason so I instantly taught mine that for some delicious irony. Along with hyper beam, is that still the beast it once was? Edit: I could be wrong it may have been flamethrower. Or earthquake? I can't remember anymore <cite>Noumas posted [p:967870812] in Is Magikar... [t:80157538]...</cite> <quote>Srk700 posted... </cite><quote>Immunity to ground is a great benefit.And yeah, the 4x weakness is a big flaw, but it's still a good pokemon since it does get access to Dragon Dance, has a high attack stat, solid bulk, and Intimidate to help it switch in on physical attackers. If you can switch in on a physical attacker that doesn't have an electric or rock move, you can do some serious damage to the opponent if they don't have a good counter against it.</quote>I dont know if it's still possible in modern pokemon but he actually could learn thunderbolt for some reason so I instantly taught mine that for some delicious irony. Along with hyper beam, is that still the beast it once was?Edit: I could be wrong it may have been flamethrower. Or earthquake? I can't remember anymore </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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