Clefable vs Wigglytuff - The Moonstone Match - Pokemon Yellow
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Venomoth was the only truly wild shiny I ever encountered, it was in the FireRed Safari Zone. Since it was part ghost-type it was easily able to escape from the safari ball and run away
🎉 I encountered a shiny rattata once. 🎉
( sarcasm I knocked it out )
Mine was a Marowak in FireRed as well. Neither myself or cousin knew what it was so I caught it anyway. Didn't learn about shinies until much later on in life lol
Its fire typing certainly helped in destroying the ball. This moth is too strong.
Guys you got it all wrong venomoth is a dark ghost prior to gen 6 post gen 6 its ???? Type
I found a shiny garbodor in sword and it used explosion turn 1
"Alright Clefable! Use Metrenome...pls be a strong move"
Clefable: It's a strong move!
"Oh?"
_Clefable Uses Explosion!_
Nice one!
Well, Clefable wasn't lying...
Lol
Reminds me of those old werster clips.
At least Explosion gets a same type attack bonus
The Mimic thing when the opposing trainer switches out is a known glitch, yes - If I remember correctly, it didn't just replace your Psychic with Wings Attack during this fight, it actually would be a permanent change to your moveset. So probably a good thing you reset
1: All you had to do was say “Metronome” and I instantly predicted that you blew yourself up at least once.
2: I have never seen the back Sprites of either Pokémon until now. Very striking due to the color palette.
3: 23:45 I never realized that until you pointed it out. I just thought that Giovanni was picked as his name because it’s Italian and therefore fits the crime boss stereotype.
1 - I've definitely never done this on a Nuzlocke before 😐 (my own dumb fault really)
If memory serves, you would have been stuck with wing attack permanently. Mimic can cause you to learn new permanent moves if a pokemon switches out while it's being used.
I remember playing blue as a kid. I beat the Pokemon League, caught Mewtwo and truely believed after soloing the league that Mewtwo was untouchable. Then my dad is like hey, what's that pokemon you think is unbeatable. Mewtwo why? No reason. How about a battle. Sure dad...sends out Cefable. I laugh my head off not knowing the horror in store for me. He proceeds to mop the floor with me. He only raised Clefable, had it at level 85, Body Slam, Thunderbolt, Bubble beam, Psychic. Holy crap...he swept my team ith little resistance and my Mewtwo was broken that day. He still brings that up and it has been 23 years lol.
We didn't have all the information about the attack power, etc so he kept Bubble beam instead of using surf, etc. Crazy power with body slam. Paralyze, tank the psychic from Mewtwo and just chop away.
Good memories 😊
That's cool. I think my father has kinda never known what Pokemons were and are nowadays 🤣
@@ericfiumano4694 That's rough, sorry to hear 😆
Clefable doesn't learn Surf, so Bubblebeam is its best water type option. It's the one "weakness" it has once more TMs become available (though Bubblebeam tends to shred well enough thanks to the 4x damage on most Gen1 Rock types). Still, that's kinda wholesome :)
@@justsomejojo I didn't know that haha. Well shoot, he had the best then! That speed dropped helped too. Great Pokemon for sure. Thanks for educating!
Can't see a Clefable beating a Mewtwo unless it was underlevelled or you were a kid and played it like I would have as a kid (ie poorly)....? Either way, I am jealous of you for having a dad into pokemon enough to raise a Clefable to 85!
I'd really like to see a houndour run of crystal. It's one of those unfortunate johto pokemon that are locked away in kanto, and it has pretty good stats and moves. It starts with ember and gets bite relatively quickly, later on it naturally learns both flamethrower and crunch. Faint attack is there too for all those annoying evasion strat pokemon.
I'm surprised and happy that the channel has grown so fast with just one type of content, great job scott!
It is really weird they would lock a brand new Johto Pokemon in Kanto of all places lol
@@JonS554 They did the same thing with Tyranitar.
@@littlehasman9369 I always used to grind up a Tyranitar just for the last battle, not being able to get lavitar early was a big miss
Fire type are weird in Gen 2 because they can get you by tough fights easily ie Jasmine but seriously good luck vs Bruno n chuck
@@7deuc2e38 Tyranitar is a beast so delaying it until the final battle feels justified. The other dark type lines probably should have been given to the player sooner though.
"Can't spell Wigglytuff without GG." - Pokemon world champion
Wigglytuff also got the fairy typing in Gen 6. Although unlike Clefable, it also got to keep the Normal type
Scott thank you for your continued dedication and passion for all things pokemon. Every time one of your videos come out its clear how much these games mean to you. I had the worst day of my life yesterday and my life is in total shambles. Watching this video made me forget about all my problems for brief time. Thank you.
You're welcome
Sorry to hear that. I hope you're able to turn things around 🙏
Hey Chris, sorry to hear about you're day. I'm glad I could be there for you in the form of this video during it. I hope things improve for you.
The fact that Wigglytuff is on par with Snorlax or even better than it is insane. It did so well and finished the game so quickly!
Personally I think seeing your first tries and watching you figure out the strategy is my favorite part. I feel like I’m experiencing the game myself. So in that sense I like your other videos more. But still, this is really well done and it’s clear you’re getting even better, always psyched to see a new upload from you, thanks for continuing to put out awesome videos
I agree! It's a bit sad just showing the best ones as I feel less emotionally invested!
Thanks for the feedback Ayrton Kinner and Yr Anghenfil, I'll consider this going forward.
I'm thinking of live streaming the first playthroughs in the future so people can follow along with me as I figure stuff out and then making a produced video of my results. Trying to find a way that I will be happy with the video months in the future instead of looking back and cringing haha.
Clefable is a beast!!
33:50(ish) - "the Four Strongest Trainers and the Worst Hiker" is the best way to describe the Elite Five
The problem with Wigglytuff is that it only has good Hp. It would need Chansey's skill in that it has one other good stat to show how good that hp is. But no, they did Wigglytuff dirty. The only advantage is the wide movepool. And it's hard to take advantage of when you don't have the stats to support it. Love Wiggly, but man it needs something to make it stronger.
I'd never made the connection with Giovanni's name either, Scott. Great video as always brother.
Same one both counts.
I suffered a Hemiplegic Migraine last night and had to spend my entire day in bed. I was thinking a Pokémon challenge could make my day and saw this was uploaded.
I think Wigglytuff got a LOT better after the Special split, making it a weird slow glass cannon with lots of HP but taking lots of damage in return. The increase in Special Attack makes it a lot more reliable and incredibly offensively versatile thanks to its movepool, so when you do play other gens consider giving the fat pink fluff with impeccable hair another shot!
I know for a fact accuracy and evasion moves effect the badge boost glitch. When I was younger, I would max out my Pikachu's evasion with double team, and notice it hit rock pokemon harder. This was years before it was known as the badge boost glitch. I just assumed "more Pikachus must be hitting Onix, so that must be why my attacks are hitting harder." I never assumed other stats would do that too because I never needed to max something out, and if I did, it's usually Amnesia Mewtwo that one-shot everything anyway.
Once I saw the jrose videos bringing it up, I remember thinking "... Is that what that was?"
I remember way back when, reading gamefaqs and people talking about an opponent lowering defense and the pokemon hitting a little harder, calling it the revenge factor. I'm sure this was before the glitch was figured out.
7:56 The creative writing for Brock was top notch Scott. That honestly gave me a good laugh
what was so creative about it? just him "slapping rocks"?
All hail Clefable, the new queen of yellow! I guess normal typing, fast exp curve, amazing moveset, lots of health, enough speed, and great coverage. I figured it would do well, but I didn't expect it to do quite this well!
Would love to see you go to gen2 and do the espeon/umbreon run ! Dope vids, watched the whole playlist.
They’ve got really different strengths, I think this would be super interesting!
Would be interested in a Vileplume vs Victreebel video :D
Normal types are so amazing in Gen 1, even Gen 2.
It's not weird that both the top Pokémon in both Generations (Tauros and Snorlax) are Normal type.
@@RandalfElVikingo ALL HAIL CHANSEY/BLISSEY too
TMs were so OP in gen 1 being able to use all the good ones is just broken
Idea do a umbreon vs espeon in silver, gold, or crystal
Yeah this is a good idea.
Hmm gonna say espeon may be quicker but umbreon has a phenomenal typing in gen 2 and can survive most anything.
The GEOvanni part kinda makes sense when you see it that way, I've never thought about that, although if you assume Giovanni to be italian then 'Gio' would be pronounced like 'Jo' in Joseph
Having used Clefable myself, I was pretty sure I knew how this would go. Great video!
For what it's worth, I hadn't thought of Giovanni's name meaning either. I always thought it was just a cool Italian mobster name. As a kid, I remember using Clefairy and Clefable quite a lot. They always seemed very special even before learning they were actually good.
I'm glad you're doing these videos and bringing so much out of the Pokemon you feature. It's something I look forward to, and clearly I'm not alone :)
Clefable is great with cosmic power and stored power in later gens have anyone tried unbound 2.0 insane it was hard
Clefable has a lot of useful sets, my favorite is Unaware wall.
Minimize calm mind stored power moonlight destroys everything that’s not a dark type
I'll be sure to use steel and dark types then
@@derekfung6190 Dark is weak to Fairy
Tried unbound, it's fun but difficult.
Also does the one thing I've wanted, keeping alot of the fun "gimmics" of older games.
Having stumbled onto this channel, I'm pleasantly surprised by the content and have been binging it for a few days now :) great stuff keep it up
Thanks Joe! I'm happy that I've made some binge worthy stuff.
You are getting these videos out quick with fantastic animations, video editing and even while taking out difficult challenges. Much props my guy. Keep up the good work!
Shawn is a life saver. Wouldn’t be able to keep this pace without him.
@@ScottsThoughtsPokemon does Shawn do your editing? Or graphics?
Love these VS vids Scott! Also, great due diligence of evasion and the badge boost glitch.
Jigglypuff is one of those Pokémon that's doomed to only be good in series that aren't Pokémon (i.e., Melee).
I just about cried when I found it on my LeafGreen nuzlocke lmao
Scott, I'd like to thank you for these calming Pokemon run videos. Last year, I was having a rough go of it and needed a colonoscopy to see if I was doing well with my gut health. I was so hungry the day before the liquid diet that I was nauseous, so I ate a bunch of food and had to focus on SOMETHING to keep it all down. Your Gengar v Alakazam video and its long run time did the trick and I was able to make it through the night and find out I'm in good health a couple days later. I always wanted to thank you for helping me through that hour of nausea hunger until I was able to sleep.
I’m glad that video really helped out with the nausea and hunger. Happy to hear that you’re in good health!
Ah, another programmer man of high class gaming culture.
My family and I absolutely love this channel and the content you provide! Please keep up the great work.
Thanks for leaving this comment. It really brightened my day!
Seeing you pull apart the code to prove that Double Team and Minimize activate the BBG was awesome! Major props for proving something most of us never thought about.
Thanks for another great comparison video! Love these!
You were right to Believe. This turned out much like I expected.
No wonder, too. Both of them have almost Mew-Tier movesets and absolutely fabulous hair, after all.
Well done, as always!
I absolutely loved this challenge! I would’ve thought wigglytuff would’ve been much more challenging.
In all honesty I very thoroughly love your videos and look forward to every upload! I watch them as diligent as I do with any Netflix show/movie!
Thanks Jordan, I’m glad you’re enjoying.
I thought Wigglytuff was going to get a much worse time. But in comparison to Clefable it felt extremely painful…
That Wiggly vs Arcanine was such a rollercoaster of emotions.
I'm honestly surprised with how fast wigglytuff was, when I used it I quit after Erika because I'm not nearly as patient. Also glad to see you using substitute
Thought I'd mention that in gen 1 OU competitive; Clefable does actually have a unique talent that makes it kinda interesting. It's completely unwallable. You see when running Blizzard and Thunderbolt, as well as Thunderwave you can either Cripple or threaten almost everything, if only Chansey wasn't everywhere to stop you, well that's where MEGA KICK comes in! Mega kick is pretty much the only advantage that Clefable has to Chansey, and it actually enables it to threaten Chansey and Alakazam which usually would wall it! Wigglytuff gets the same move too, but it's special is so low that it doesn't really threaten anything else besides by useing Mega kick.
That’s really interesting! Thanks for sharing Clefable’s unique competitive niche!
Great content and videos! Glad to see these challenge videos!
Love watching these just before bed! Thanks Scott ❤️
Not going to lie the evidence of evasion moves triggering the badge boost was fascinating, I have always wondered. Thanks for including that!
There’s something hysterical about a cute and fluffy Clefable using Metronome to explode
Love to see clefable getting the crown it deserves. Thanks for your hard work Scott.
Shoutout to Denis. Thinking about you a lot recently.
but really Scott this was so well put together. Congrats on 30k! 50k will be here before we know it.
Always look forward to your videos. My daughter is almost nine weeks old now. I’ve watched your videos during almost every single late night feeding and cry/colic session over these last few weeks. You’ve become something of a fixture in my otherwise tiring night routine. So thanks :)
Thanks for sharing this story Tom. It brings me a lot of joy knowing that I can help making a tiring nightly routine something more enjoyable!
When you say you will never do another run with Wigglytuff, I flash back to one of my first challenges where I used Jigglypuff and was filled with nothing but regret.
Congratulations on the sponsorship. I look forward to seeing Scott% as a speedrunning category
Scott% would be amazing!
Been binging your videos the past week and a half and absolutely love them! I know in the past, you were looking for something that could go head to head with Primeape, and I think Marowak would be a good fit for that as they both evolve at the same level with one being faster and the other more tanky. Also excited for the inevitable eeveelutions video and legendary birds
I think I want to pair Marowak with Sandslash... but I'm not sure yet. I'll consider it with Primeape.
Did you know the pokemon red/blue TAS used to catch Clefable? It was because of how absurd it was its level up and normal STABs and coverage. Then it uses Tauros because of fissure and horn drill.
I did! So cool. Funnily enough, I watched a video about it while I was working on this video.
I assume as a TAS it manipulates the RNG to ensure the OHKO moves always hit?
@@critormiss6084 Indeed it does. It also manipulates RNG for 1/256 misses and only get the desired encounters. Again, Clefable is absurd and he only picked Tauros due to OHKO moves.
In short, Clefable always has been at least respectable and it's no wonder why it's a monster now that it has a great hability and defensive typing alongside its signature versatility.
@@N12015 it's actually broken in competitive sometimes even banned because of the stored power strategy, where it sets up n stored power does damage based on how many modifiers you have
Also it has magic coat making it immune to hazards
@@ScottsThoughtsPokemon I am interested in modern starmie vs cloyster
I got an interesting versus idea
Machamp vs poliwrath (Bruno would actually be decent if he used poliwrath instead of an onix)
Or poliwrath vs tentacruel
Sees Bruno tier with a spaghetti monster
Petal Dance for the win! That alone should’ve been a hint that Clefable was going to clean house.
Wigglytuff becomes a Normal/Fairy type in Gen-6.
As for NOT doing a complete Clefable play through with Metronome… I don’t blame you.
Wow Scott you were very bold comparing these two! But it was fun anyway, after all Wigglytuff has also, like Clefable, a very good move pool, I guess Wigglytuff could even put up a fight, despites Clefable's special advantage! Great job Scott! Congratulations for one more good job! Clefable really conquered it's place, wow!
Awesome work, it's complete and very well detailed
I've been quite critical of you in the past, but your new format where you optimise the runs a lot more really works like a charm. Good content!
The criticism has helped me improve! More improvements coming soon.
@@ScottsThoughtsPokemon You've also taken the time to respond to me more than once. Much appreciated. Cheers man.
With the stone evolution, any else think it is weird that some Pokémon either gain or switch typing while other don’t. I wish a mechanics of stone evolution was giving a secondary typing once evolved (or switched in the evolution). Also, I think they could have used Clefable (whether starting Gen 1 or Gen 2) to have an interesting typing once evolved, to where it retains its mono normal (then fairy typing) if it evolve without knowing Metronome, but it gains random secondary typing (to highlight the randomness of Metronome) if Clefable evolve with knowing the move.
When I was a kid, I thought of the moon stone as the "vanilla" stone that evolved normal types. Other stones evolved into those kinds of types. But then there's Nidoking and Nidoqueen
My fiancé just passed and we would watch/fall asleep to your videos almost nightly. Watching these over again is really bringing me a type of comfort. Thank you.
I’m sorry to hear about your loss. I’m glad that rewatching the videos is bringing you a bit of comfort at this time. If there’s anything I can do, feel free to email me.
Nice runs, tip: with these diverse move pool types, it's sometimes faster to teach water gun & keep it a bit. After rock tunnel, if available, ice beam is better. More often then not, water gun is sufficient for everything up until celadon. Saving the bubblebeam tm cam prove faster. Using ice beam for Erika, replace with bubblebeam for rock types / Blaine / Giovanni, replace with blizzard after with it's massive power & decent acc. Leaves an open slot for defense curl / rest / reflect throught playthrough. Thanks for your vids. Always a treat to watch.
BubbleBeam is pretty bad against Blaine… at least that’s been my experience with it. Anything that’s STAB generally does better there.
30k, Scotty 🙌🏼👏🏼 Incredible. I remember back when you had 30 subscribers 😅 Hopefully, more to come.
Me too. I'm humbled Mohammed, I never thought this many people would watch my stuff. Thanks for being there celebrating these milestones with me!
I haven’t started the video yet but dude congratulations on 30k subscribers!! It’s going fast now! You totally deserve it! I’m looking forward how this video will end. My guess is clefable
Been playing pokemon for 21 years and never used either of these in a run through, its always interesting to see how pokemon ive never used actually perform in the game
Great video Scott. Not been subscribed for long, but proper hooked! Shame I missed the first load of playthroughs, but that's the joy of binging 🤔🤣
Enjoy the binge! Glad you found the channel!
If I had to take a guess, Wigglytuff was designed to be bad.
Clefairy was supposed to be the series mascot, so the Jigglypuff line would be the jealous moon rabbit rival to the moon fairy. Makes sense that Clefairy would evolve into the better of the two.
The "Geovanni connection" blew my mind. I never thought of that!
I reckon that Giovanni being "Geo" as a ground type trainer is as much a coincidence as it is anything... or late 90s Gamefreak might be ingenius and you clever for catching on. As always, great video!
Another fun challenge! Nice job Scott!
“How will they fare against the four strongest trainers and the world’s worst hiker?” - wow, that’s an incredible diss to Bruno 😂
I didn’t expect it to be a sub 1 hour run! I’ve never used any of these two mons ever in a playthrough. Maybe I should give Clefable a try.
Great video again as usual! Thanks for your determination and hard work!
I thought it was going to be like 1:01 or something. Clefable is surprisingly good.
Clefable is my favorite Pokemon. ♥ Love that you did this. Keep up the awesome content!
I will Ian!
Almost feel like it would be better to start with Jigglypuff and Clefairy for Pound. You get a Moon stone in mount moon anyway
And think about the pound jokes
In Gen 1, Jigglypuff doesn't learn Pound until level 9. It only knows Sing prior to level 9 which doesn't even do damage.
Jigglypuff would lose so much time putting things to sleep in the early game before Brock just to waste PP to get to Struggle, as well as wasting early game money to potion heal so it won't be sent back to a Pokémon Center and get its Sing PP refilled, that it probably wouldn't recover in terms of time difference.
Also doesn't help matters that Clefairy starts with the offensive move Pound, only giving it even further momentum against Jigglypuff.
@@luigibarqs I guess I read it wrong when I went over the list.
Gen 1 sure is Jank
Yeah, Clefable did exactly what I thought it would do. There are very few Pokemon that are the swiss army knife that it is. That being said I'd like to see Starmie get redone on the rankings as it is a swiss army knife too and a very fast one at that. Starting as Starmie you'd sacrifice the ability to recover to start as Starmie but... No having to wait fight brock with Staryu with only Tackle until level 17.
Bro the Petal Dance on Brock was clutch haha! Epic tale you need to tell you grandchildren!
So true!
Most inspirational quote of 2022 so far:
“I mimic Sandslash turn 1.”
- Scott
Also “I mimic Gengar turn 1” for Substitute strats unless you are explicitly a sweeper.
It's incredible how creative the people of the Pokemon community are. They never seem to run out of ideas to enjoy this game in different ways
@@ScottsThoughtsPokemon I mean. You could play the newer versions.
I'm new to the channel here, so this may get lost in all the comments, but I wanted to say that you have great content and I really enjoy watching and listening to it. You're extremely thorough and well spoken, but keep the runs fun. All in all I love it, keep them coming!
Hey Zero! Your comment will not be lost! The balance between fun, entertaining, and informative is an aspect of these videos that I put a lot of thought into. I’m glad it’s making them enjoyable for you! (The content will keep coming!)
@@ScottsThoughtsPokemon well the effort shows and I really hope everyone else is enjoying them as much as I am
@@ScottsThoughtsPokemon hey Scott, I purposely chose an old video and an old comment in hopes of you seeing this. But I just wanted to say that I have so much love and so much respect not only for you and your content, but for the fact that I have yet to see a single poketuber put in the effort and dedication you do. I've watched your channel come so far, and I can truly say that you've become my favorite channel. I wish you would live steam to accept donos or take super chats. Thank you so much
I will be pleasantly surprised if Wigglytuff wins but I'm expecting Clefable... even more so after seeing their stat differences. I didn't realise Clefable had so much Attack and such a big difference in base stat compared to Wigglytuff.
Funny and interesting video here; the fact that both these cutesy Pokémon worked best with brute force strategies during a good chunk is hilarious. Your freeze luck was great and the early game Metronome always ensures a good laugh.
Clefable is well known for being one of the best in-game Pokemon. Early evolution, solid stats, and can learn thunderbolt, icebeam, and psychic.
Nidoking and Nidoqueen are also known, for the same reasons.
I have offically watched all your gen 1 content twice. Cannot get enough of it. Thank you for the content. These games were a critical part of my childhood, so I deeply appreciate seeing them being played and abused. They deserve it after all.
More gen1 stuff coming soon for you! Krabby tomorrow
@@ScottsThoughtsPokemon Thank you, for replying. I comment often just for the sake of human interaction. It is deeply appreciated, and I hope somewhere you understand you are making a difference beyond just the videos. I have had one of the worst months of my life, and frankly (to dump in an obsure comment section) your content does more good for my mental health than my therapist. anyway. Cheers Scott.
Slapping Brock's Snake is quite the occupation.
Clefaible is actually rly good, espacially in Gen1 due to its pretty good special.
I had a Normal-Type Nuzlocke and thought it was over when after Victory road only Clefaible was left.
Then I singlehandedly first-tried the Elite 4 with it and its moveset of STAB Strengh, Icebeam, Sing and Minimize, such a champ
Ahh yes, my scott’s thoughts video of the week. Now i can turn this video on, and cook my dinner in comfort without ever looking at my phone 👍🏻
Hope you enjoyed :)
So good! I was surprised at just how much better clefable was
Here’s an idea for an episode! Kingler vs Cloyster! A water showdown! My money is on Kingler with that awesome Crabhammer!
Depends on generation. Cloyster definitely has a strong move pool and slightly better stats. Kingler has good defense and good typing but crabhammer is a special move which kingler has a low stat in spec. Attack.
@@Aliyah_666 that’s a toughie.. I like 2nd but the nostalgia hits me with Pokémon yellow hard lol
Have you tried gen 3 for jinx? In fire red they gave her the ability of oblivious which prevents infatuation. And they increased her spec.atk to 115 base instead of 95 in gen 1.
I really love these videos man! Thanks so much for this 👍🏼💯
You’re welcome!
Lmao porygon vid was up for 10 mins I added it to my watch queue but by the time I got to it it had been taken down, rooting for you Scott!
Soon!
Scott, you seemed to really enjoy Clefable.
I would suggest looking up the Clefable speedrun route. You might be able to punch that time even lower! If not, there's a lot of tricks that Speedrunners use that would come as a great use to you!
Red’s mum: Your pink Pokémon are adorable! But do you really think these cute Pokémon will make you a champion?
Red: Yeah, in like an hour. I mean, “…”.
Yo! I literally never made the connection between Giovanni -> Geo -> Ground type until this video. I always just assumed he was named that because he's a generic italian-esque mobster, so I guess that is actually a really good pun.
This was kinda written from the start. A Onix vs Rydon run can be different because they have different early moves, stats and mid/late game TM, but Wiggly vs Clefable have everything equal only Clefable have better stats and access to a RNG move early on.
I've never been present right as a video dropped before. Feeling wiggly with anticipation
YEAAAAAAAAAAH, new Scott video! I always liked these two, but my favorite between them is Clefable
Whenever he says to brute force it he just reminds me of how I played when I was a kid.
Digging the videos, love the format!
To answer your mimic question. If you use mimic upon the turn an opponent switches out in Gen 1. You will copy a move, another will be replaced, and it will become permanent. That glitch can screw over a run.
You have just made me really happy, Scott. :3
Honestly the way they did Wigglytuff's Stats was an injustice because Clefable barley changes
18:14 Actually, that's a mistranslation: Venomoth is "Cube" and "World" type! Now if only such a thing existed and could sponsor a sequel video...!
I honestly love Metronome in general and it just keeps getting more fun as generations progress and moves get added.
I'm currently playing through Pokemon Crystal Clear (improvement hack of Crystal) casually for nostalgia/comfort/fun and a Metronome Clefable is one of my main-team squad~