Pokemon Scarlet and Violet may very well be the games that break the mold the most in the entire franchise, and that's because of their many revolutionary or game-changing features. Chief among ...

The Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Elite ... if you don’t have an Ice-type. Hassel is the final of the Elite Four, and while he may appear to be the toughest, you’ll soon find that he is one ...

This update adds five more new entries that feature some of the strongest Gen 1 Pokemon ... a Pokemon team can lead to a lot ...

The first generation ... 1 Pokemon to learn both of these moves and so long as your foe can’t wipe you out immediately, this combo can annihilate anyone, even Lance’s Dragonite in the Elite 4.

In Pokemon Scarlet ... into a pure Dragon which means Ice Punch to the face is your best bet. If it survives, hit it again. Simple as that. With the Elite Four down, you only have one more ...

To do this, you will need to beat the infamous Elite Four, just like you have in every prior-generation game ... Grass, and Ice-types. We would recommend including a strong Water-type as your ...

Not only do you have access to the Johto region, but upon defeating the Elite Four ... fights in Pokemon history. The generation where the creature-capturing first began, gen 1 is still one ...

Fire types are a minority in Gen 1 ... makeup of the Elite Four can lend a slight advantage towards Treeko’s final form, Sceptile, as you come across Glacia’s Ice/Water Pokemon and a few ...

This is thanks to its final form adding the Fighting-type, giving it an edge once you get to the Elite Four. In terms of design ... hero of not just the Gen 1 starters, but all Pokémon starters.