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Eh. Then I suppose that is correct. The Hoenn Legendaries weren't all bad. I kinda liked all of them except the Regis. Now the legendaries just are not as great.
Hoenn had 8 obtainable in normal gameplay unless you count pseudo legendaries. Deoxys, and the other legendaries that are only accessible by cheats/events are also available in some of the versions of the Kanto/Johto games such as Fire Red and Heart Gold.
Yeah, you are right. Except Fire Red and Leaf Green did have the island chain that you journey to after you defeated the Cinnabar Gym, which allowed for additional training.
Spinda.
The thing just looks kinda disturbing to me and the sound it makes really annoys me for some reason. Not to mention every other move the thing makes confuses your Pokemon. Plus, it doesn't even have a semi-decent evolution.
Thunder takes that thing right out, those Galies or whatever they are called really get me though. She'll go full restore happy on that Walrien if you don't one hit it.
Leaf Green/Fire Red were hardest for me but I have not played any Gen I or Gen V games yet. After I had gone through Victory Road rather quickly without losing a single Pokemon, I still was not ready for the Elite Four. It has been the only game were I have had to additionally train my Pokemon...
Games:
Colosseum
XD
Super Smash Bros. Melee (Not sure if that counts)
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Not sure if that counts either)
Battle Revolution
Gold (Lost it somewhere)
Crystal (Lost it somewhere)
Ruby (2 copies)
Emerald (2 copies)
Leaf Green
Fire Red
Platinum
A ton of Pokemon Cards
Lunick...
Magikarp to Gyarados.
Trapinch to Vivrava to Flygon.
I have always found those evolutions to be weird. The fact that a little orange fish capable of nothing turns into a powerful blue beast never made sense to me and I don't even see anything in common between Trapinch and Vivrava. I also have...
For the Sootopolis gym, I always use a Gardevoir (the final evolution of Ralts). Not only can it learn thundershock via tm but it also can take out some of the poison/water types such as Tentacruel with physic attacks. I'm usually able to take out Brawly with it too. That Pokemon makes the game...
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