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===New Pokémon=== | ===New Pokémon=== | ||
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{{Pokemon/New|title=#81 Magnemite|contents={{PokePic|Magnemite}} | {{Pokemon/New|title=#81 Magnemite|contents={{PokePic|Magnemite|right}} | ||
{{bp|Magnemite}}, and its evolution, {{bp|Magneton}}, are Steel/Electric Pokemon with a lot of power. Its Special Attack. and defense stats are excellent (a must for Electric Pokémon). | {{bp|Magnemite}}, and its evolution, {{bp|Magneton}}, are Steel/Electric Pokemon with a lot of power. Its Special Attack. and defense stats are excellent (a must for Electric Pokémon). | ||
Their ability to combo {{bpm|Zap Cannon}} or {{bpm|Thunder}} with {{bpm|Lock-On}} is also tough to beat. Unfortunately, their HP is somewhat low, making Magnemite less of a Steel cannon and more of a "Glass" one.}} | Their ability to combo {{bpm|Zap Cannon}} or {{bpm|Thunder}} with {{bpm|Lock-On}} is also tough to beat. Unfortunately, their HP is somewhat low, making Magnemite less of a Steel cannon and more of a "Glass" one.}} | ||
{{Pokemon/New|title=#125 Electabuzz|contents={{PokePic|Electabuzz}} | {{Pokemon/New|title=#125 Electabuzz|contents={{PokePic|Electabuzz|right}} | ||
An Electric-type Pokémon that is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed. Electabuzz sports good attack and special stats, and a moveset that includes {{bpm|Swift}} and {{bpm|Thunder Punch}}. | An Electric-type Pokémon that is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed. Electabuzz sports good attack and special stats, and a moveset that includes {{bpm|Swift}} and {{bpm|Thunder Punch}}. | ||
Unfortunately, as Electabuzz also has low HP and defense stats (and doesn't evolve in this generation), it's easily out-classed by other Pokémon.}} | Unfortunately, as Electabuzz also has low HP and defense stats (and doesn't evolve in this generation), it's easily out-classed by other Pokémon.}} | ||
{{Pokemon/New|title=#145 Zapdos|contents={{PokePic|Zapdos}} | {{Pokemon/New|title=#145 Zapdos|contents={{PokePic|Zapdos|right}} | ||
The Thunder bird, {{bp|Zapdos}}, is arguably the strongest of the three Legendary Birds. Zapdos is found at level 50 knowing {{bpm|Drill Peck}}, {{bpm|Thunder Wave}}, {{bpm|Detect}}, and {{bpm|Agility}}. Add some additional TM's like {{bpm|Thunderbolt}} or {{bpm|Thunder}}, and Zapdos will mow down most enemies easily. | The Thunder bird, {{bp|Zapdos}}, is arguably the strongest of the three Legendary Birds. Zapdos is found at level 50 knowing {{bpm|Drill Peck}}, {{bpm|Thunder Wave}}, {{bpm|Detect}}, and {{bpm|Agility}}. Add some additional TM's like {{bpm|Thunderbolt}} or {{bpm|Thunder}}, and Zapdos will mow down most enemies easily. | ||
