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(Boyd,  2014, 187)

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teens grapple with managing their identity and navigating youth-centric communities while simultaneously maintaining spaces for intimacy

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"Good early game and Silph bar made up for everything else being lousy. I think this manip route (skip Lass + get WG) is suboptimal, so I want to find something better before grinding for 1:46." (Exarion, 2018).

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"Ranking such awesome games proved a lot more difficult than we first anticipated, given how most of them ended up being crowned as the best games of their particular generation." (Fox, 2018).

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"Ever see something and know you're going to hate it immediately?

I just felt that looking at youtube" (/u/doctorgecko, 2017).

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Ever see something and know you're going to hate it immediately?
I just felt that looking at youtube
For some reason I feel like watching it and tearing it apart. This list is amazingly terrible, so let's have some fun with this.

This rant is actually a colab between me and /u/pokemongod777. I'm focusing on why it's shit from an anime perspective while he's focusing on why it's shit from a games perspective.

And for those of you about to say "It's just Watchmojo, you shouldn't take it so seriously"... you're absolutely right. Sometimes it's just fun to tear into something that's terrible and everyone knows is terrible. And both of us take Pokemon way too seriously

For this list we're taking a look at Pokemon with ridiculous stats in both the anime series and the games.

We haven't even started and we're already mixing canons.

Lovely.

Still that does mean that manga and spin off games aren't a part of this, though if they reference Generations I'm going to be annoyed.

We're not condoning the use of legendaries in competitive play, but damn if these guys aren't powerful.

Legendaries is a very broad term in terms of power. There's a world of difference between Articuno and Mega Rayquaza.

Minor point I know, but it annoyed me.

...

wut?

in addition to having the power to absorb light and create diamonds

In the anime it's basically all it does. It blocks one oblivion wing from Yveltal (which is admittedly a good feat) and then creates a diamond to sustain the diamond domain. That's it. That's also the only footage shown in the clip because there's nothing else to really pull from

Mega Diancie has next to no combat feats. Xerneas and Yveltal were clearly way more powerful in that movie.

Xerneas and Yveltal are also nowhere on this list, despite beign potentially life wiping in the games and being and Yveltal being able to one shot almost anything in the anime, drain life from its surroundings, and Xerneas being more or less even.

It's the only Pokemon capable of learning Diamond Storm

Do you even Smeargle?

The Eon duo of Hoenn are formidable Pokemon in their original form.

F O R M I D A B L E
I joke, but especially in the anime they're some of weakest legendaries around. Ash tied a Latios, Brock's younger brother fought fairly evenly against a Latias (though he did lose), and their movie the only move they displayed was Safeguard and their only really good feat is stopping a tidal wave... which kills Latios.

But their mega forms make them just that more badass

...eh I can agree with that sentiment

These dragon/psychic types also possess incredible intellegence, which allows them to understand human speech

...all Pokemon in the anime can do that

and communicate telepahtically

Not... really. I mean sure they're able to share with each other what the other is seeing, but they talk with humans like a number of other Pokemon can. I mean they do in Adventures, but they already specified they're just doing games and anime.

They both already possessed some unique attacks

Unique doesn't necessarily mean good. Neither luster purge nor mist ball are anything special.

But now they've got the overpowered stats to go with them

Really, that's the reason?

"They're legendaries, and they have a mega, so they must be in the top 10 strongest!"

I mean sure Mega Latias and Mega Latios did have some decent feats in the Hoopa movie though scaling in that movie is really wonky. But even then they didn't do much fighting, they mostly run away from the legendaries. Ash specifically requested fast Pokemon so that he could play keepaway with Hoopa Unbound while his friends worked on making a new sealing bottle, because Hoopa Unbound was way too powerful to fight directly.

Guess who else isn't on the list?

...hoo boy

This section mostly talks about game mechanics, but can I just talk about the fact that all of the footage for this is of Ramos' Mega Garchomp, who in both of its appearences gets beaten down easily by Alain's Mega Charizard X? I mean at include some footage of Sycamore's, that one at least has better feats.

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Tyranitar is one of the most badass Pokemon of all time, so one can only imagine how menacing Mega Tyranitar is

Said over footage of Mega Tyranitar unable to hit Ash's Noivern, and then getting blasted by Ash's Pikachu.

Seriously Mega Tyranitar has barely any feats in the anime. Apart from the one Alain battles at the end of Mega Evolution Special 3 (and the result of that battle is never shown) the only Mega Tyranitar was part of the Mega Evolution army... which Ash, Clemont, and Serena were capable of evenly fighting against. It's kind of telling that after a bit they just switch to footage of Alain's normal Tyranitar, who by the way was completely stomped by Ash's Pikachu.

Just from an anime perspective, if you're going to do a mega pseudo, why not Mega Metagross? It has by far the best feats of any of them due to being owned by a Champion. Of course no Mega Pseudo should be on a top 10 strongest Pokemon list if you're going off of lore, but that's beside the point.

All right, one of the better choices on this list. In the anime Kyurem can freely transform between black and white forms, and is identified by one character as the strongest dragon type on Earth. Doesn't mean this section still doesn't have some problems

Which would perhaps explain it's dislike for humans and other Pokemon alike

Not really. Kyurem in the anime was honestly a pretty honorable fighter, and had his own Pokemon allies. He was only pursuing Keldeo at all because the latter had more or less abandoned their duel, and even then once Keldeo regained his courage Kyurem welcomed him for another challenge. And I guess there's Kyurem from the Hoopa movie, but that one was being mind controlled by Hoopa's rage.

Kyurem is the only Pokemon who can learn glaciate, an ice type attack it creates by freezing energy within its body

So like... every other ice type attack in existence?

Also I just find it funny that the descrpition of glaciate is said of Kyurem using flamethrower

Another one of the better choices, and close to where I'd put it on my ranking. But that's Zygarde Complete specifically, as 50%, 10%, and especially core are too weak to be in the top 10.

All three possess their own unique abilities and battle tactics

Okay apparently they are including all forms of Zygarde. This is now just straight up wrong. Zygarde 10 and 50 have no place being on this list. 50 at best is at best a city buster (via its vines) and 10% isn't much stronger than some of Ash's most powerful.

With the form best equipped to deal with the specific challenge undertaking it

...No, they're basically straight power ups.

Also they don't even show any footage of Complete Zygarde fighting. Why?

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ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME!?

Commonly known as the original one, legend has it that Arceus is responsible for creating the entire Pokemon universe.

And you put it at 4?

And that's not just legend. Pokemon weaker than Arceus have created a universe on screen, and were almost certainly influenced by Arceus' power. And before you ask, no. Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina are nowhere on this list

The trio master of the lake guardians, as well as the creation trio

So you do know they exist, but you didn't include them anyways?

Arceus wields awesome power, which allows it to serve as Earth's protector for millenia

And it's only at number 4?

If you don't know, Arceus is the creator of the Pokemon universe and create multi-galactic shockwaves in its home dimension by waking up. Going off of lore there is no reason at all it should be anything but number one.

Arceus' vast power also allows it to stop the flow of time.

It did that once. And there's Dialga, AKA the Pokemon who rules over time. Who is weaker than Arceus but should definitely be on this list.

These guys are powerful yes.
BUT THERE IS NO FUCKING REASON THEY SHOULD BE ABOVE THE LITERAL CREATOR OF THEIR UNIVERSE!

Once they're in their primal forms however, these two become god-like in terms of both power and ferocity

Apparently so much so that they're above the actual god.

Sorry if I'm just repeating myself, because while these guys are definitely good contenders for the list, there is no reason for them to be above Arceus, or the Creation Trio.

These two continue to remain neck and neck in their private war that has no end in sight

...they spend most of their time sleeping.

YOU FUCKED IT UP

If they're were going by game mechanics I would be okay with this being number one

BUT NO IT'S NUMBER 2!

I mean this guy should be really high up, but it's feats are still way bellow Arceus. Either put him at number one due to how broken he is in game, or don't put him above the literal god

Before we get to our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions

This should be good

Mega Salamance

Yeah this definitely looks like one of the strongest Pokemon in the anime
Mega Salamance is another one with barely any feats

Mega Metagross

Already talked about him. Strong, but shouldn't be near the top 10

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Wait

T...

two

two honorable mentions?

Over 800 Pokemon, including several extremely powerful legendaries and...

your honorable metnions...

are two mega pseudoes...

No Hoopa, no Xerneas or Yveltal, no Creation trio

just... mega

Salamance

and

mega

Meta...
We apologize, doctorgecko is currently undergoing a mental break down. Please stand by
Okay

I'm back

Let's just finish this thing.

Of course

who else?

As if Mewtwo hadn't already cemented its legend as the most powerful Pokemon of all time

To genwunners maybe

Mega Mewtwo X is a larger more intimidating presence.

And has no feats in the anime whatsoever. It's telling that this is the only section to show game footage

While Mega Mewtwo Y is smaller and possesses astonishing speed

It's fast sure. But Mega Mewtwo Y in the anime is honestly weaker than the Mewtwo that appeared in the first movie, who couldn't mega evolve.

Naturally both mega versions boast even greater psychic power than their original form

Expect in the anime, where they really don't

These attributes make Mega Mewtwo nigh invincible in a battle of brainpower

wait

you're not

please

and since brains tend to triumph over brawn, Mega Mewtwo is an opponent that any trainer should fear in battle

...that's the reason

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I don't even have a response for this.

I... I just need a minute
Think calm thoughts, think calm thoughts
Wow that was... actually kind of painful.

If your curious, here is my personal top 10 or so of anime Pokemon. Probably not a perfect list, but it's better than this.

But that's mostly from an anime perspective. Maybe from pure game mechanics this list is fine?

Well...

So, WatchMojo. A channel dedicated to making "top 10s" of various things, reduced to ridicule and mockery for the idiocy they make on their lists. For good reason too. Their "Top 10 strongest Pokémon" list is unfathomably stupid. No matter how I look at it from a games perspective, I can't find myself agreeing with it. This rant is a collaborative effort with /u/DoctorGecko who'll be looking at this from an Anime perspective, while I've got the games covered.

For starters, they rank things based off of highest Base Stat Total, which, for you people who don't understand the mechanics of the Pokémon games, is a hidden value in each Pokémon that determines how strong it is in each of its stats - HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence and Speed - There's a large problem in ranking Pokémon like this. That being, very few people even know that these stats exist. Nevermind the people who know how they work, and what's good or bad.
Take Mew for example, with 100 in all of its stats across the board, totalling at 600 BST. That sounds really good right? Compare with say, Deoxys, also with a Base Stat Total of 600, while in its Attack Form, it has 180 in its Attack and Special Attack, 20 in Defence and Special Defence, 150 in Speed, and 50 in HP. While it sounds powerful, it won't be staying around on the field for very long, as other Pokemon of its calibre are nearly as powerful offensively, but also with the defences to survive an attack. If Deoxys got attacked in its Attack Form, it'd be out in one hit, maybe two if holding an item such as a Focus Sash - Which allows a Pokémon to survive an attack a 1HP, if the attack knocked it out from full HP - Deoxys can't change its form mid-battle, so while its Defence Form may be able to live a hit, it can't do much damage.

That's not where it ends, even if you have a good BST distribution, you also need the movepool, abilities, and held item to make up for it! Slaking, one of the few non-legendary Pokémon to have a Base Stat Total of over 600 has amazing Stats, like 150 HP, 160 Attack, 100 Defence and Speed, what more could you want? The downside to this is in its ability - Truant, which only allows Slaking to attack every second turn. - That's a massive disadvantage to Slaking, as it allows the enemy to use a move that prevents damage, such as Protect, to negate damage whenever Slaking attacks, then it still has to do nothing next turn! People mitigate this by using synergy with other Pokémon. In a double battle, using Skill Swap - A move that swaps the user's ability with the target - can be used on your own partner, the Slaking, to give Slaking an ability that doesn't hamper it immensely. This makes it a ferocious threat, in only one turn.
Even if you weren't in a double battle, a move like Giga Impact - which requires a turn to recharge - does not stack with Truant, meaning you get a very powerful move, with Same Type Attack Bonus. (a mechanic that gives 1.5x extra damage if your move is the same type as the user.)
Speaking of moves, even if you've got a wide variety of moves, it doesn't mean jack fucking shit if it doesn't favour your stronger attacking stat. See Black Kyurem, who's movepool is mostly Special, which favours White Kyurem more. Black Kyurem has a hefty 170 Attack, so it'd favour physical moves, while White Kyurem has 170 Special Attack.

Mega Rayquaza is the pinnacle of what you'd want out of a good Pokémon. Its ability, Delta Stream, allows it to negate the Super Effective damage it would have taken from its Flying Typing, effectively making it Pure Dragon type, while still gaining Flying Type Same Type Attack Bonus. It's the only Mega to still able to hold an item that isn't its Mega Stone, so slap a Life Orb onto it for an extra 1.3x damage in return for 10% of your HP. And then its movepool is fantastic! Its stats, having 180 in both Physical and Special Attack allows it to safely run Physical or Special Moves, and then those moves are still really powerful ontop of that! Moves like Dragon Ascent, Draco Meteor, Extreme Speed and Earthquake are some of the best moves in the game, offering very little downsides, if any at all in the case of Extreme Speed and Earthquake. So WatchMoJo saying Glaciate is powerful? Fuck that noise, Glaciate is a Signature Move that's pretty shit, low base power and has an unappealing secondary effect.
That's not even getting into the importance of Stat Boosts such as Natures, Effort Values and Individual Values, with Natures boosting one stat by 10% and lowering another by 10%, EVs being a stat you gain by battling Pokémon, which approximately boost the stat by 1 for every 4 EVs by the time you're at Level 100, and then IVs which cap at 31, and influence a further boost.

So even if you ranked Pokémon on Base Stats, it doesn't mean jackshit when there's so many fucking ways you can use the Same Pokémon, and even then, some Pokémon are objectively more useful and varied in high-level play. And even that changes when playing different formats, Double Battles have Pokémon playing much different roles than they would in a Single Battle. So, there is no real way to rank Pokémon at all on a gameplay mechanics standpoint.
Even if you did have objectively strong Pokémon, there are gimmicky and stupid ways to counter these threats, they don't always work, but even the best of Pokémon can fall to a gimmick if the user isn't careful. The most popular of which is the FEAR strategy, which stands for either: Focus sash, Endeavour, quick Attack, Rattata or Fucking Evil Annoying Rodent. Take your pick. The Gimmick is to have a Level 1 Rattata survive a hit with a Focus Sash, and follow up with Endeavour, which drops the opponent's HP down to your HP level, which, as the Rattata would clearly be at 1HP due to the massive difference in stats, would have both Pokémon at 1HP. Now Quick Attack, a Priority move, will always attack first if the opponent doesn't trump with their own move with a higher priority, or in the case of priority tie, it goes to the Speed stat. If this succeeds, congrats, you killed a God with a level 1 rat.

So really? Fuck the Game Mechanics Standpoint of WatchMojo's list, because if you're aware of BST, you already know how this is fucking wrong from the ground up, and if you don't know about BST? The list doesn't make much sense to begin with. So as a matter of fact, let's scale Magikarp to Arceus, or vastly superior above through Game Mechanics. We'll be assuming that this is a perfect Attacking Magikarp, so maxed EVs and IVs, and a nature that boosts its attack, like Adamant. This Magikarp is holding a Focus Sash, so it can survive a hit at 1HP. Now before we start using it, set up on a Pokémon such as Ninjask to boost stats to pass on with Baton Pass. Ninjask's ability - Speed Boost - passively raises its Speed by 0.5x every turn, until it switches out or passes it to another Pokémon, this caps at 4x, so it will need to do this 6 times. Using Swords Dance, a move that raises a Pokémon's attack by 1x, again, capping at 4x, will need to be used 3 times. So now you have a Magikarp at +6 stages for Attack and Speed. Magikarp learns a move called Flail, where the power of the move rises the lower HP Magikarp is at, this is where the Focus Sash comes in handy. By allowing it to get to 1HP, Flail is at maximum capacity, throw a Critical Hit into the mix, and bam, that will One Hit KO the standard Arceus with a perfect Defence IV, with no Nature Influence or EV spread. Even if you did have a Defence boosted Arceus, with no moves like Iron Defence to further raise it, it still 2 Hit KOs. What did we need the Speed modifiers for? To outspeed everything of course, Magikarp's ability - Swift Swim - Doubles its speed when in rain. So if you get rain set up with say, Politoed, Pelipper or Kyogre's Drizzle ability or the move Rain Dance, then Magikarp reaches insane speeds that is faster than a lot of things naturally are. Base Stats mean nothing if you can get the right setup, in fact, moves barely matter if your opponent is unaware of what you're trying to do.

Hell, Spin-off Games, might as well cover that. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon is a prime contender, Palkia, the governor of space, can create Wormholes to transport anything, or anyone, through them, even other Legendary Pokemon like Darkrai, and if they're attacked while in there? They develop amnesia from the aftershock, such as the protagonist and Darkrai again, it doesn't matter how powerful you are, if the ruler of space wants you the fuck gone, you're fucking gone. Keep in mind, Darkrai is no slouch either, being able to affect Palkia with its nightmares, so they're on the same level of power. Dialga, in the same game also boasts a ridiculous display of power, Dialga can make time works how he wants, so if the future would be affected by something you did in the past? He makes it so it'd work normally. And when things get out hand? Dialga goes batshit insane, Time Freezes indefinitely, and the World is a mess. Arceus doesn't even show up in this particular game, Explorers of Sky, and it doesn't really need to, when there's already Pokémon of this level of power.

The Game Lore further rubs this into the ground, within Heart Gold & Soul Silver versions, there's an event where, if you bring an Arceus to the Ruins of Alph, you can experience an encounter that takes you to a new area, the SInjoh ruins, where Arceus creates a baby form of either Dialga, Palkia, or Giratina. These, as previously mentioned, are the governors of Time, Space and Antimatter respectively. So, riddle me this, how does a Fish that controls the Oceans, compare to a deity that casually gives you a baby of the governor of antimatter? I don't care how much Kyogre can make it rain, that pales in comparison compared to something that was banished from the mortal plane of existence, doomed only to live in the Distortion World, a place devoid of Time or Space. And that's just Giratina. Arceus can make a new Giratina without effort. Despite all this, Dialga, Palkia and Giratina are nowhere to be found on the list. No matter how you look at them, whether it's Base Stats, Battle Usage, Gameplay Lore, these Pokémon are insanely powerful, and yet they're apparently outshined by Mega Evolved versions of regular Pokémon such as Garchomp. Hell, Mewtwo, a clone of the ancestor of all Pokémon, Mew, is on the list, but not the original? The Pokémon that has the DNA of every other Pokémon? Maybe barring Arceus, as that gets into weird territory. Mew and Arceus are said to be, within lore, the most powerful Pokémon, Mew can learn any given TM or Move Tutor move, so anything it has the chance of learning, it can. The only times it can't learn a move is when gameplay doesn't give it the chance to. Arceus, as I've already explained, is omnipotent, can casually create entities that casually create/rewrite/destroy universes. So that being any weaker than anything above it on this list? It's ridiculous. Also, where are Xerneas and Yveltal? Their game lore makes them out to be pretty powerful, like Yveltal is the ruler of death, if it ever happens to die, it just absorbs all the life force of the surrounding Pokémon (Hint: Killing them), and then resting in a cocoon for a good millennium. Xerneas is the opposite of that, granting Life to everything around it, then rebirthing at the end of its lifespan. One or the other is used to power the Ultimate Weapon in X or Y.

So really. WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU THINKING WATCH MOJO. LIKE SERIOUSLY. IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW THE BASE STAT TOTAL OF POKEMON, LOOK AT ANY BLOODY FUCKING POKEMON FANSITE THAT GIVES A SHIT. LIKE I DUNNO, IF YOU WANT GAME CANON, MAYBE HAVE SOME LIST THAT INCLUES DIALGA, PALKIA AND GIRATINA? DARKRAI CAN BE ON THERE FOR MYSTERY DUNGEON ALONE. AND YOU KNOW FUCKING WHAT? I DON'T CARE. DARK MATTER, A NON-POKEMON ENTITY FROM SUPER MYSTERY DUNGEON, LET'S FUCKING EVALUATE HIM BECAUSE I MIGHT AS WELL IF I'VE TORN APART THE LIST, MIGHT AS WELL TEAR APART THE ENTIRE CONCEPT OF A GOD OF POKEMON. LOOK AT DARK MATTER TURNING MEGA MEWTWO Y AND ARCEUS INTO STONE. Y'KNOW. TURNING A GOD INTO A PETTY GARDEN STATUE. BECAUSE FUCK IT! A LIST WITH NO FUCKING LIFE OR DEATH, NO CONCEPTS OF REALITY, NO EMOTIONS, JUST SOME FISH KING, LIZARD KING, OZONE KING AND A CLONE, WRAPPING UP THE TOP THREE.

Fuck's sake this list is painful, even as somebody who gives a shit about Game Mechanics, it's just utter unbearable pain. My top 10 by Game Mechanics? Hard to say really, every Pokémon is good in their own way. The only real exception is Mega Rayquaza dominating the top spot, as that thing needs a competitive tier all on its own just to contain it. Anything else is fair game though, it all depends on how smart you play.

So yeah, that's about all the rage we can muster for now

Hope you all enjoyed watching the two of us lose our collective minds.

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This world needs a hero." (Pokémon Reborn, n.d.).

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From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia. Jump to navigation Jump to search Pokémon news from Bulbagarden Today is Monday February 27, 2023 Message from the Editor February 14 Happy February! And Happy 18th anniversary to Bulbapedia! It's incredible to believe back in 2005, during Bulbapedia's beginnings, we were preparing to close out Generation III and awaiting the North American release of Pokémon Emerald.

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"Made this fanart of my all-time favorite Pokemon."
(/u/KindaGoodPainter, 2018)