The Cool Pokemon List
I'm bored and I've had Pokemon on the brain lately, so I decided to make a little list of my favorite Pokemanz through the first seven generations.
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The champ! has a good typing with a lot of versatility and hangs tough. It also helps that it's one of the rare three-form line where all three stages are good designs.
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Look at this mischievous fox with long hair. Sure the illusion ability isn't that useful at the end of the day but it's a cool gimmick.
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Among legendaries there has yet to be one as graceful and majestic as Suicune. I don't usually add legendaries to my team but Suicune is an exception.
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It's a martial arts monkey that also has flames coming out of his head. No further explanation necessary.
(Suck it Charizard)
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I don't know if I would have ever picked up Pokemon if this cannon-equipped turtle hadn't graced the cover of Blue. And after hundreds of additional Pokemon added over the year, this OG still stands out as being a really simple but effective design.
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That helmet. That beard. It's the Samurai Otter.
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A big bat with a good color scheme and sonar dishes for ears.
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The grass companion to Blastoise. I like turtles.
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Just a strong dragon Pokemon.
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Scyther? Meh. Steel coated Scyther? Holy crap that's cool! Best bug Pokemon.
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A dragon land shark.
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Steel-Psychic typing? Metagross welcomes all challenges.
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For a one form Pokemon Absol is pretty cool.
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It's a big purple bat.
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A purple skunk that also has the word tank in it's name.
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For a long time I thought Black & White were weak names for the fifth line of titles, but the monolithic electric cover Pokemon turned out to be pretty slick.
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He gets overshadowed a bit by the other gen 1 starters, but the Bulbasaur-Venusaur line is a quintessential Pokemon design
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Sometimes a simple design like this kung fu panda are the best.
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Remember when legendary Pokemon lived up to their name? Mew does.
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The long awaited Ice-Dragon.
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