It took 6 whole generations for us to finally have a Pokémon that is based on a T-Rex.
Jurassic Park has captured the imagination of countless people from all over the world, making the T-Rex a cult figure.
As we
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Three generations after Altaria made its presence in Pokémon Go and became the first Dragon type to require 400 candies for evolution, we finally have another.
Yveltal is the box legendary of Pokémon Y and in case you haven’t figured out till now, this Pokémon is shaped like the letter Y.
It is categorised as the Destruction Pokémon and by the looks of
The Dragon types have captured the fantasy and imagination of almost every Pokémon trainer from day 1. With awe-inspiring draconic powers, amazing stats and cool designs, it goes without saying that Dragon types are an absolutely fantastic addition to any
Ask anyone who their favourite Gen 6 starter is, chances are high that they might answer “Greninja” without batting an eyelid. For those who find the ninja frog weird or overrated… “Chesnaught
Trainers, the hype is real!
With the revelation of the Gen 6 movesets, we are now in a position to speculate just how each Kalos Pokémon will perform in the meta. The first wave of Gen
Gen 6 has always been touted as the generation of Fairy types due to the sheer magnitude and versatility of this type in Kalos, along with the fact that they were introduced in this very generation of Pokémon.
Be
Gen 1 and Gen 2 lay low when it comes to the Dragon types. The Dragonite family and Kingdra were the only dragons in the game.
While we expect dragons to be large,
When there were only 150 Pokémon in the world (umm, Kanto), it goes without saying that the Psychic typing was the most dominant type back then.
After all, we had the most powerful Pokémon, Mewtwo, as a Psychic
