is oras better than xy?
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ORAS felt like a better experience overall but I thought it had more hand holding in it. They just give you a legendary and the elite four was kind of a joke. I beat them without losing a mon and I wasn't over leveled at all. XY is good but it drags on at some points I still like it very much though.
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In truth, there's nothing particularly special about having a Pokemon with either an XS or XL next to their height or weight. XS merely states that that Pokemon's weight or height is extra small in comparison to the average specimen of that Pokemon. XL is, as you may have guessed, extra large for the same thing.
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All in all, Poochyena and it's evolution are decent Pokemon to use but there are other better dark types such as Absol.
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If you think strategically, than pick torchic or mudkip. I will prefer you to go with torchic, because it is the only fire type Pokemon with good base stats in Hoenn. You have the choice to catch a Milotic or Gyarados or Kyogre for a good water type Pokemon and Breloom or Shiftry or Ludicolo for grass type.
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In Gen 2, technically Typhlosion is probably the best because it's the fastest one, evolves earlier in its middle stage (Level 14, meaning you get a power boost slightly earlier) and learns pretty good coverage that will hel you through most of the Gyms (Earthquake and Thunderpunch are fantastic Moves for it).
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Regarding its overall performance, it's probably slightly worse than Groudon (Excadrill deals slightly higher DPS and Groudon has significantly higher TDO), but still a wonderful Pokémon to add to your attacking squad and a better lead than Groudon in raids, when the raid boss still doesn't have a ton of energy to fire ...
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Accepted Answer. Shedinja is definitely better, if you know how to use it properly. Ninjask I found has fantastic stats, but its learnset is horrible, and its ability is useless--pretty much just raising the ridiculously high speed stat it already has. ... Shedinja, though, is great.
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TL; DR: Bulbasaur has the easiest time in the early game (first two gyms) and the best moveset to facilitate the capture of other 'mon. Squirtle is the strongest overall for in-game play.
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vaporeon is the best because if you give it a lot of defense evs and special def. evs you have a very good defensive pokemon... plus it is just so EPIC!!!!
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Well… Xerneas is generally better with Geomancy + Moonblast, but in Enter the Dragon Type competition I believe Yveltal actually ended up performing better due to how many people were prepared for Xerneas. Yveltal also looks cooler.
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I'd probably go with Haxorus for an in game team, cause he has the highest attack stat of a non-legendary. and only has a 2x weakness to fairy. Competitively speaking, Garchomp and Salamence are the best imo, and both have their strengths and weaknesses, so no one is better than the other.
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Naive isnt TERRIBLE since it still boosts speed, but its only ever kept for mixed attackers. If you're using it in-game then keep it, its perfectly fine. ... You shouldn't be concerned with Natures in-game, unless maybe it's a negative Nature, like Adamant for Gardevoir.
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Mega Man is more basic. The X series is more flashy with faster gameplay, but it generally doesn't require as much precision. Both are great, but I prefer the X games. I think the X games are also friendlier to newcomers, the classic series is ruthless.
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So basically, the answer variates between each Pokemon. Usually IVs will be more efficient in total, as 10% is rather low, and for Natures to be worth more, the Pokemon's base in the proposed stat will have to be very high.
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2 Answers. Well if it's your favourite Pokemon you might as well use it. As you can see, it's speed is downright horrible, with strong SpA and passable bulk. Unfortunately, the only moves both of them can learn by levelling up are all normal and psychic attacks.
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BOTH are equaly important. You can't have a competitive pokemon with a good nature and bad IVS, nor having one with bad IVS and good nature. Perfection on IVs is important only 20% of the cases, and mostly with Physical sweepers. You want to have 3-4 stats maxed most of times with IVs.