Flying dragons like Altaria or Dragonite also works, particularly the former as she can switch out when status is inflicted. Most will have to watch out for Earthquakes, unless your name is Charizard. Fire Pokemon is Venusaur's bane, and will usually make its life miserable. I'd say the legendary birds, particularly Moltres, does very well in countering Venusaur. Do take note that he will start using Sleep Powder to incapacitate a switch-in, so have a status absorber ready. When countering Venusaur, it is all about knowing his set. He can offer a lot to your team and if on the opposing side, can cause tons of headaches. Venusaur is a staple grass Pokemon and despite not looking all that great, don't be fooled with his meager stats. Talk about scary! Of course, like most Grass Pokemon, he hates Fire attacks and Ice attacks, and also has weakness to Psychic and Flying. In fact, Growth is a good move to use in the sun because it gives + 2 Attack and Special Attack in the sun. In Gen V's Dream World, Venusaur gained access to the ability Chlorophyll, making him a very powerful sun sweeper. That Poison type also allows him to absorb Toxic Spikes and immunity to Toxic. He even has access to Sleep Powder to put his counters to sleep and continue being annoying. This monster has bulk, can put Pokemon to sleep, and either play a defensive role with Leech Seed or even an offensive role by setting up with Swords Dance and using powerful moves like Power Whip. In fact, at one point Venusaur was #1 in UU. Venusaur is one of the most versatile Pokemon in the Underused environment. Also, counters are not limited to what I have listed there should be more unless otherwise specified.Ībility : Overgrow / Chlorophyll (Dream World) There is no such thing as a 100% foolproof counter to anything. It is a broad list of counters this not a "set list" of counters, but rather what can work and if not, try another one. Useful Items: Items that can be of use to the PokemonĬounters: The definition of counters is someone who can switch in safely and can do something to retaliate against the foe. Note that you are NOT limited to these and you can use some other attacks anytime
Notable Moves: What this Pokemon can be known for using often. Generally, when I write it, it will have a description of what it can do, its Dream World ability, and finally its counters For those, look at their individual paragraphs to see how they play.ĭescription: A long long paragraph analysing the Pokemon. The ones at Hard and above are more complicated Pokemon and require a lot of skill to pull off. For people who are starting, try to aim for the Beginner to Intermediate Pokemon.
The skill ranges from Noob, Beginner, Easy, Intermediate, Hard, Advanced, Insane, Rageworthy. Some of them are just how simple they are to play, and is in NO WAY an indicator of how good the Pokemon is, rather how complex each specimen are. Some Pokemon are easier to abuse than others, and this is also based on how much support is required to efficiently use as well. Role: I have not made this yet, but it shows what each Pokemon is best fit asĭifficulty: The relative skill level needed to play this Pokemon efficiently.
I will change this criteria eventually and bold out capital stats or something. Type: The Type (ex: Blastoise is a Water Pokemon)Ībility: Every ability the Pokemon can have, even Dream Worldīase Stats: HP/Attack/Defence/Special Attack/Special Defence/SpeedĬurrently the bolded stats are the ones that are 100 or over.
Due to the vast gap in Frieza's and Kid Buu's powers at the time, we know for a fact that even a small Shocking Ball would overpower Frieza's Destroy The Planet! Due to the fact that Frieza withheld some of his energy, Kid Buu clearly doesn't know the meaning of restraint.The Author: All analysis are done by Wraith89 unless otherwise stated. This may have something to do with the fact that Kid Buu's Shocking Ball didn't reach the planet's core, but if it still managed to briefly change the atmosphere, we'd hate to see what would happen if it managed to meet the planet's center. RELATED: Dragon Ball: 5 Moves Stronger Than Piccolo's Hellzone Grenade (& 5 That Are Weaker) The ensuing explosion blackened the sky, but unlike Namek, the planet itself didn't turn into a time bomb. After Kid Buu fired off a Shocking Ball during his battle with Goku on the Sacred World of the Kais, Goku avoided it, but the attack returned, striking the surface of the planet. During his fight with Goku, Frieza launched his attack known as Destroy The Planet! directly into Namek's core, triggering the planet's destruction.
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