The STRONGEST Pokemon In Every Game

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00:00Welcome to Mojo Plays and today we're taking a look at the strongest pocket

00:10monster in each of Pokemon's nine generations.

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00:30Dragonite, Pokemon red and blue.

00:41If you're wanting a Pokemon that is an absolute tank, Dragonite is the best

00:46option for you. Heck, Dragonite is the best Pokemon you could possibly have in

00:50your team. For starters, it's two passive abilities, multiscale and inner focus,

00:56reduce damage of the first attack taken, and prevent Dragonite from flinching

01:01ever. On top of that, Dragonite boasts some incredibly high stats, particularly

01:06in attack, special attack, and special defense. Combine all of that with its

01:11only weakness being ice type moves and Dragonite is one adorable dragon that

01:16will intimidate anybody.

01:20Tyranitar, Pokemon gold and silver.

01:31This is one Pokemon that is bound to give players a migraine. Tyranitar can be

01:37an absolute beast on the battlefield due to the high stats it wields, however

01:41those stats are the least of your concerns. Now, what truly makes Tyranitar

01:46a force to be reckoned with, despite being weak to several types, is its

01:51sand stream ability. In addition to granting Tyranitar higher defense, it

01:55also whips up a sand storm, damaging Pokemon at the end of every turn, and it

02:00lasts for the entire fight. Before Gen 4, Tyranitar was the only Pokemon that

02:08would ever receive this move, and it made fights literal torment, making Tyranitar

02:13the most busted Pokemon in gold and silver.

02:21Salamence, Pokemon ruby and sapphire.

02:28Oh, you thought Rayquaza was gonna be on here? Yeah, we thought so too, until we

02:34looked into Salamence. Here's the thing about Salamence, this monster basically

02:39tells your opponent they are not allowed to play the game. They're done. This

02:43Pokemon packs a lot of power and attack and speed, which should already put you

02:48on guard. That's not all though, Salamence comes with the intimidate and moxie

02:52abilities, lowering its opponent's attack while boosting its own after

02:57every Pokemon it knocks out. And given that Dragon type still had very, very few

03:03weaknesses in Gen 3, all of this made Salamence practically broken.

03:15Garchomp, Pokemon diamond and pearl.

03:24Again, you thought a legendary was gonna be on here, like Giratina? No, like

03:29Dragonite, Garchomp can quickly succumb to ice type attacks, assuming your

03:34Pokemon is at an appropriate level. But considering it's a ground type Pokemon,

03:38well, there's no reason for this dude to be as fast as it is. Garchomp boasts the

03:44ability of rough skin, which makes it insanely tough to inflict damage from

03:48moves that require direct contact. What you should really be afraid of is a

03:53Garchomp equipped with sandstorm. Should Garchomp rile up a sandstorm, it's all

03:58over. Garchomp's sand force and sand veil abilities grant it increased attack

04:03power and agility until the storm subsides. Although, you'll most likely be

04:09done for before then.

04:17Excadrill, Pokemon black and white.

04:23Yet another ground type Pokemon makes the list here, and it shows just how

04:29devastating sandstorm can really be. Excadrill is a unique ground type Pokemon

04:34due to how it is totally resistant to poison and electric type attacks, and

04:39renders moves like poison spore and thunder wave totally mute. What's worse

04:44is not Excadrill's sand rush ability, or its sand force ability either. No, it's

04:50Mold Breaker, which acts as a total veto of whatever its opponent's abilities

04:55allow it to ignore. So if Excadrill wants to use earthquake, fissure, or magnitude

05:01on a Pokemon with levitate, that Pokemon is likely going down.

05:10Aegislash, Pokemon X and Y. A living sword being the most overpowered Pokemon?

05:17Yeah, makes sense. Aegislash is the most busted Pokemon of Gen 6, and it takes

05:23just one competitive match to see why. The unique thing about Aegislash is that

05:28depending on the moves it uses, it will switch between one of two forms, both of

05:33which will drastically alter its stats the second it changes forms. In sword

05:38form, Aegislash will boast substantially high attack power. In shield form, the

05:43defense is so high that you'll be lucky to land moderate damage. This Pokemon was

05:48so overpowered that future installments featuring Aegislash dramatically

05:53decreased these buffs. Wishiwashi, Pokemon Sun and Moon.

06:02Alone, Wishiwashi is child's play, no more of a challenge than your run-of-the-mill

06:07Magikarp. However, you'll only fight Wishiwashi in that form if you can even

06:12get through its school form. Upon entering a fight, Wishiwashi automatically

06:17goes into its school form, giving it a substantial increase in power. To make

06:22matters worse, Wishiwashi's school form completely ignores skill swap, role play,

06:27worry seed, simple beam, doodle, gastro acid, core enforcer, neutralizing gas, and

06:33entrainment. All moves that could put Wishiwashi in a compromising position

06:39and lower its attack power, if it was vulnerable to that. If you can sustain

06:43its high offense and get it down to a quarter of its HP, perhaps you can land

06:48the final blow before it can regain health and get back in its school form.

07:01Zacian, Pokemon Sword and Shield.

07:09Funny how out of all of the legendary Pokemon across all nine generations,

07:15Zacian is the only legendary to be considered the strongest of its

07:20generation. The face of Pokemon Sword is a far bigger threat than its Pokemon

07:24Shield counterpart on account of its high stats in speed and attack. Plus,

07:29considering it's a fairy type, your only chance of super effective attacks is to

07:34employ poison type and steel type moves. But here's the real kicker. Gigantamaxing

07:39or Dynamaxing your Pokemon is not going to do anything.

07:43Zacian has an ability called Intrepid Sword, which boosts its attack stat at

07:48the start of the fight. Zacian also has access to a move called Behemoth Blade,

07:53which by itself inflicts double the damage against Giganta or Dynamaxed

07:58Pokemon. Yeah, don't even try it man.

08:05Palafin, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Didn't think we would end with

08:11something like a funny-looking penguin, but here we are. Believe it or not,

08:14Palafin is the most powerful Pokemon in all of Gen 9, despite what its goofy

08:19appearance may imply otherwise. It's almost like calling Wobbuffet the god

08:23Pokemon. The main reason for this though is because of its hero form. While its

08:28zero form holds some decent values in its stats, Palafin in hero form receives

08:34a major boost in attack, defense, and both of the special stats. The only caveat to

08:39properly capitalizing on this form depends on when you switch out Palafin

08:44from battle, so make sure you aren't wasting too much time and energy on the

08:48quick swapping. Have you succumbed to any of these powerful Pokemon? Let us know

08:52down in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe to Mojo Plays for more

08:56great videos every day.

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