Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen/Route 12-13: Difference between revisions

|- align="center"Picnicker.png]]<br>Alma

|[[File:Pokemon FRLG Bird Keeper.png]]<Br>Robert

|[[File:Pokemon FRLG Bird Keeper.png]]<Br>Perry

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|[[Image:Pokemon_118Goldeen.png|left]]Now that you have the '''Super Rod''', you'll be able to fish for more Water-type Pokémon than you know what to do with.  So you might wish to ignore the less interesting ones like Goldeen.  Evolved form {{bp|Seaking}} is fairly tough, but with nothing but a handful of ordinary Normal attacks, she's not that intriguing.

|[[Image:Pokemon_098Krabby.png|right]]Krabby is a fairly good Water Pokémon, and you can have fun beating things instantly (30% of the time) with his Guillotine technique.  But Krabby's real selling point is that he can learn Cut, Surf, and Strength HM's, allowing you to have them all without using more than one slot on your bench.

|[[Image:Pokemon_116Horsea.png|left]]Horsea's evolved form {{bp|Seadra}} is a solid fighter, and learns a good variety of Water-type attacks.  But you probably won't want more than one or two Water-types on your bench, and there's a variety of better options.  {{bp|Wartortle}}, {{bp|Cloyster}}, and {{bp|Articuno}} top the list.

|[[Image:Pokemon_072Tentacool.png|right]]Tentacool mixes Water with Poison types, and learns a variety of good attacks in both (and has a high enough special to make good use of them).  Built-in poison attack Acid does damage while lowering defense, which is nice, but Poison types still aren't stellar.