Stats are one small factor in a plethora of things that matter, it’d be reversed in a lot of scenarios. Kinda like simply being a great at punching doesn’t make you a great boxer, so to speak. I’ve seen a Smoochum utterly destroy people, stats don’t make the Mon’ mann 😎
“I decided to get rid of Ice type pokemon because who the hell uses those anyways” “But I still wasnt satisfied so I started trimming out all pokemon that have complimentary colors”
Above all it is funny that Gen3 had that low BST average in all metrics... I mean, that's the generation of Flygon, Salamence, Metagross, Aggron... AND SLAKING!
Exactly. He used the word hypothesis, but then used his own bias throughout the entire experiment to alter the results. Thus, the experiment is invalid
@@ole9274 You can fucking comprehend the standards he said and undserstand it quickly, if you have the mental capacity of a gradeschool graduate, that you surely don't have based on your insignificant question
Lol the last 2 were ridiculous... What's wrong with having new evolutions of previous pokemon? Are we ranking a gen by the strenght of its pokemon or not?? Gen 4 is basically made of new evolutions... If you cut those out, how many pokemon will you be using in your equations? 20/30 pokemon? Good joke.
“But I still wasn’t happy with these results. You see, some generations have pokemon. This gives them an unfair advantage, so I will be removing all pokemon from the spreadsheet. This shook up the rankings quite a bit, now they are all tied for 0 points. This is just under the base stat total of Wishiwashi non-school form. This is also now comeletely fair, and at last, I was happy with the results.
Literally after it's all said and done Gen 4 was left with Torterra, Infernape, Empoleon, Staraptor, Bibarel, Kricketune, Luxray, Rampardos, Bastiodon, Wormadam, Mothim, Vespiquen, Pachirisu, Floatzel, Cherrim, Gastrodon, Drifblim, Lopunny, Purugly, Skuntank, Bronzong, Chatot, Spiritomb, Garchomp, Lucario, Hippowdon, Drapion, Toxicroak, Carnivine, Lumineon, Abomasnow and Rotom. Btw after removing Legendaries and Pokemon related to ones from previous generations Gen 4 actually has less new Pokemon than even Gen 6, making it the smallest generation in this regard with only 64 new Pokemon. Gen 6, despite only adding 72 new Pokemon Period, has 65 Pokemon under those conditions.
I love just how many hoops needed to be jumped through to pry Gen 4 off of it's throne, when everything else needs to buffed AND you need to be de-buffed to make it a fair fight you know you deserve that crown.
"Next, i am gonna cut all Pokemon that were introduced in a generation divisible by 4 but not 8, because screw those numbers, what do they think they are?" As we can see now, Gen 4 takes a massive hit, landing on the bottom of the list now."
Removing prevos and legendaries makes sense tho? The only one that's weird is new evolutions. But they're basically buffs to already strong moons instead of new ones.
That's completely subjective because in XY, you get east access to Mega Lucario and Lapras and also the gym leaders have barely any gen 6 pokemon. This list is based purely off of pokemon alone, so yeah, you can't say anything about the games trolololo 🍼🍼🍼
because although mega evolution is the biggest gimmick, the game barely used it lol, they even give you a broken lucario that pretty much can beat everyone... heck i keep my lucario in elite four and only use my mega lucario to fight diantha mega gardevoir and still won
@@marmota7615 yeah, but there's more pokemon than just infernape. So cutting such a large percentage of the dex to get that average isn't a proper representation of everything that region has to offer. There's a lot of dumb ways he trimmed the lists. Regional forms are put in a different region than where they were introduced (Alolan Vulpix should be in the Alola list, because you couldn't use Alolan Vulpix in kanto when they were introduced. Same goes for other regional forms), weak unevolved pokemon get booted when they are just as much a part of that region as the fully evolved ones of that region, legendary Pokemon were cut all together when it would've made much more sense to just put them in the list for the region they were introduced in, new evolutions for old pokemon were cut when they are new pokemon in their own right, etc etc. It feels less like an investigation based in facts and more like a targeted system to only confirm the hypothesis with no allowed way to refute the hypothesis.
So I removed every pokemon found in Sinnoh and... wow would you look at that, Gen 4 has an average BST of 0 so it is the weakest Gen and that is final.
@@umashukla816 Well yeah, that kind of was the point of his metric. Then he kept adjusting it to make Gen4 not be number 1 because the metric he devised to measure the gen with the strongest Pokemon favoured Gens with stronger Pokemon.
@@umashukla816 Well yeah, that was kind of the idea. To find the strongest gen. Then he kept making cuts that gen4 the hardest until it wasnt first place.
would love to see a weighted average of their base stats multiplied by frequency in game, but obviously this would be very hard due to the variations in frequency between routes/ games
@paula Non-mega as well. And non-evolved in a later generation. Look, all I'm saying is the logic is skewed so ridiculously much that Slaking is highest on the rung. I am aware it is an average. I'm not stupid. If you base strength off of base stat total alone, then why is Slaking PU and Azumarril is OU? Multiple factors. Not just one.
@@tedscheett9420 yeah but those other factors are mostly subjective. like Mike said at the beginning, basing the rankings off total stat averages is just the most objective way to do it.
@@JamesBond00797 Except trimming prevos is fair and new evolutions are fine too because it affected other gens too. Also gen 4 didn't add very many new pokemon.
@@SM-be5dh Except Sinnoh added more than johto, kalos, alola, and galar, so that point's invalid. And, other regions had the whole form thing to fill it out, like alola forms and galar forms (I know they dont count toward the pokedex, except for a few, like runerigus, and perserker, but they wouldnt need them if they had more pokemon to begin with. Yes that point is countered by sinnoh having legacy evolutions, but even johto was guilty of that with politoed, blissey and crobat to name a few.)
Sinnoh, especially with BDSP and PLA might be the most difficult region in pokemon. Hell, there’s level 100 magikarp there. And unlike previous remakes, they made the fights in bdsp HARDER.
Also like, gotta love how he adds a parameter because "This system favours generations with strong Pokemon" when trying to find what gen has the strongest Pokemon.
Trent dropping legendaries makes sense, since newer games put more in because it makes players feel good about having strong Pokémon, where as Gen 1 had 4 legendaries suddenly you have gen 7 with what did he say 26? Further it makes sense to drop anything that’s not a fully evolved Pokémon since larger dex regions with a ton of new Pokémon are gimping themselves over regions line Sinnoh that was able to just add in final evolutions to other generations Pokémon which just boosted them for the reason of being a later game when in universe a Kanto onyx would still evolve to steelix and a Johto eevee can still evolve into Sylveon. After that dropping newer forms stripped that additional power from gens riding previous coattails and only counted BRAND NEW Pokémon introduced into that generation and not just a new evolution.
Honestly yall sound like incredibly butthurt retarded fanboys who got upset cos their favorite POKEMON generation wasnt the fIrST plAcE on a fucking spreadsheet lol
I think doing a median would make for a more compelling argument than average as it takes a better picture of what a belcurve pokemon within a generation looks like. My guess is that it would favor later generations even more but I think it would paint a better picture of the stat points of each of the generations. I honestly like the older generations in spite of their weakness because it means thinking more strategically like a game of chess rather than simply wiping the opponent with super powerful pokemon. I always found it exceptionally satisfying that I could capture a weird assortment that manages to cripple a team that is 10 lvls higher and type advantaged with an interesting, bizzare sometimes, assortment of moves. Personal ranking of the first 3 gens would be 2, 1, 3 because 2nd came out with some of the most fascinating moves like pain split and nightmare and eccentric guys like Noctowl. 3rd generation had those like Kecleon or Sableye but I felt like the game was getting a little more power based and focused a little more on the starters. The 1st gen was definitely more fun scaled than 3rd imo because you could easily swap the teams including the starter, around and mix-and-match with any style, box them for whatever period and maybe take out later.
I actually agree with this system, and with most of the filters. Let me explain: Base Stat Total is the only objective measurement of quality we possess in Pokemon. While it's true that otherfactors, like Abilities, Typing, and Movesets exist which can negate the disadvantage of a low BST, and a high BST Pokemon can suffer more that a low BST for similar reasons, none of that changes the fact that having more stat points is just objectively better than less, due to it increasing how high a Pokemon can take its individual stats witout guaranteeably sacrificing power in other areas. So, BST is the way to go, but what about the filters? I feel that removing alternate forms, but keeping regional variants was a good idea. RVs, as pointed out, are basically just new Pokemon that have the same names as old ones, so removing them just because of the latter is silly. However, alternate forms have the ability to both unfairly boost a region, but also to unfairly cripple it. If higher BST Pokemon receive multiple forms in a region - including Megas - this can potentially force the average higher without adding entirely new Pokemon, which is an unfair advantage over regions which don't do the same. In opposition, however, giving a lower BST Pokemon multiple forms could potentially force the average lower, effectively crippling the region's rank, without adding new Pokemon, which is unfair to the point of this rank, that being to compare the power of the individual Pokemon introduced, without having to do a case-by-case study that would take forever. So that's the first filter. I think cutting out Legendaries and all Legendary Sub-Types is also a good idea. Legendaris are almost universaly, if not actually universally, stronger than the average for non-Legendaries as a default, while at the same time being significantly more limited in usability than those non-Legendaries (Ls are more likely to be banned from various competitive tiers (some sub-types are banned by default), and only 1 of each L can appear in each save, so the number you'll aquire of an L vs a non-L of relatively equivalent power is significantly fewer). This, in essence, gives regions with more an unfair boost, so cut that. Finally, I also agree with cutting out all non-fully-evolved Pokemon from a gen, keeping only those that were fully evolved when they were releaased (Golbat for Gen 1, Misdreavous for Gen 2, etc), because, as pointed out, non-FE Pokemon aren't really all that important to a playthrough. Unless you're doing a challenge that specifically requires you use a non-FE, chances are you'll either evolve it to full, or not use it. The only exceptions are very specific instances in competitive play, and don't change the point that while they will be willing to use an non-FE temporarily in their playthrough, the average player only cares about the final forms. Plus, this also unfairly disadvantages regions that did include lots of strong Pokemon, but also happened to include lots of weaker, non-FE ones as well, such as baby Pokemon. So cutting non-FEs is the way. However, I heavily disagree with the final filter Mikey applied, that being to remove new evolutions for old lines. The reason I disagree is because, while it is true that a new evolution would be expected to have higher stats, it's also true that there is nothing that really makes it different to a brand new Pokemon that shares the same BST besides its connection to an old line. It is, in essence, a new Pokemon for that region, so to ban it simply because it has a connection to an old line, means doing the same to regional variants. After all, an RV of a Pokemon whose FE has a high BST would naturally also have an FE with a high BST, so why aren't we banning them? Because RVs are effectively just new Pokemon that share a name with an old one. So too, are new evolutions effectively just new Pokemon that happen to share a design theme with an old one. As such, I would use the second to last list given, as it seems, to me, the most objctively accurate list given thus far. This list - with averages rounded to 1 decimal point - is: 1. Gen 6 (Kalos) - 497.9 2. Gen 4 (Sinnoh) - 495.6 3. Gen 8 (Galar) - 494.2 4. Gen 5 (Unova) - 492.8 5. Gen 1 (Kanto) - 476.7 6. Gen 7 (Alola) - 473.7 7. Gen 3 (Hoenn) - 461.6 8. Gen 2 (Johto) - 458.5
I only disagree with the removing non fully evolved because they are all still a major part of the region. Plus they all lower the average in some way because they are inherently weaker Pokémon so removing them just feels like taking out a big chunk of the game
They didn't though - gen 4 still has the cross generational evolutions like Togekiss and Magnezone. I am not sure what Kalos has, since megas are not counted. It has Goodra, Noivern... what other good Kalos mons even are there?
@@japanpanda2179 I think Kalos placing so high is probably because of the tiny pokedex amount. For example, there isn't any fully evolved fish pokemon with bad stats like luvdisc - I'm quite sure the lowest base stat pokemon on Kalos is Vivillion at 411, then Diggsby at 423 and Dedenne around 430. After this all fully evolved pokemon have above 450 base stats Its not strong pokemon but rather the lack of weak pokemon if that makes sense
@@wasd5496 That makes perfect sense actually, Kalos must have just used the weak early-game Pokemon from previous regions so it could focus on the actual good Pokémon and mega evolutions.
I feel like one metric Mikey didn't consider is the strength of the entire regional dex of a gen. But that would be ranking the Pokemon of various regions over the mons introduced in each gen but I think that would still be an interesting piece of info.
You do know that Smogon doesn't literally rank every Pokemon anymore, right? A number of entries are actually left completely blank. There's just too many Pokemon now, I guess, and some just aren't worth writing about.
Mikey:I hypothosized that gen two has the weakest pokemon Typhlosion is getting hot headed Feraligatr feels crying a river Megainium is going to need some aromatherapy
@Samadhan Jain Misdreavus was actually considered good back in gen 2, but not due to its stats. To this day, Delibird and Dunsparce may be the single most useless pokemon besides luvdisc though. lol Gen 2 is my favorite, but I don't know what they were thinking with some of the new pokemon's stats. You'd think by giving a pokemon its own specific location on the map and lore that Unown would actually be good, but it's pathetically bad!
Honestly some of the triming was valid. Most of the hits were valid for gen 4 play thoughts in diamond and pearl. In those two games you realistically couldn't get the legends, or new evolutions until after the pokemon league if at all.
I feel like you should average duplicate forms instead of removing them excluding certain specific cases ie you should remove kyurem black and white. And I think you should separate out the out the regular from the legendary and mythical tally them separately which should help prevent a region having more legendaries from being more important than the average strength of the legends each region has. Still put more weight on regular pokemon, also you should separate the regular pokemon into fully evolved, partially evolved and unevolved (single evos should be in fully evolved category and 2 stage should have its 2nd stage be in fully evolved category and 1st stage in the unevolved catagory)(a case could be made to place single stage evolved pokemon in the partially column). then you should add up full evos average counting 4-5 times, partial evos counting 1-2 times, unevos counting 1 time, and legends counting 1 time, then averaging those totals(play around with the number of "times" each grouping gets counted to your hearts content) and then post the results! Your results in my opinion are more like a how competitively viable is each region not how strong is a each region, which isn't a bad thing it just seems more meta than a person who is living in the pokemon world would come up with.
While I agree with you up to the second to last ranking, I think the only new evolutions that should not be included are the Platinum expansion ones. Pokemon like Crobat and Roserade are too integral to their debut games to be excluded, in my opinion. Also, even if they had never existed, they would probably have introduced new pokemon with similar power and typing to fill in their roles.
The first half of the video: "Gen 4 is always on top." Mikey: "But i'm still not satisfied", *Process until Gen 4 is dethroned" Mikey: "I'm satisfied with this system now" LOL 😂😂😂
A soon as he said at the beginning of the vid. about gen 2 I was like nope don’t you talk bad about my gen., but at the end of the video I understood but still then gen 2 is the best but that my opinion.
I love that Gen 5 always runs in the middle. That makes sense because they added SO MANY new pokemon, and they balanced it quite well. Most if not all of them are viable to be used in the main story.
The video title quite literally says “Which Region Has the Strongest Pokémon?” Therefore he’s talking about all the Pokémon in those regions. I understand getting rid of other forms, but removing the legendaries, and then going as far as bumping Gen 4 out of first doesn’t make much sense, he’s talking about the Pokémon in that region so even if there’s 20+ legendaries, they’re STILL from that region regardless and therefore should be counted, otherwise it wouldn’t make sense.
I started with gen 4 so I definitely have a bias but it's pretty clear it's one of the strongest Generations I even would have been happy with second place
I wouldn’t worry about it. Most of his “reasons” are non sense. Gen 4 is top dog 4 out of 6 lists. Gen 4 is the strongest gen using base star totals. That’s a fact I’ll gladly remember from now on.
I will say that I don't think new evolutions should have been taken out. I understand Mega evolutions because those are not constant buffs, but once you evolve a pokemon with a new evolution that is permanent for the rest of the game
@Chris Barone At some point, PT was taking a toll on Michael hence it got put on a temporary hiatus. (Sry my english is poor, you may want to check his community post or twitter for best explanation)
“But I Still Wasn’t Satisfied!” I felt having stronger pokémon is unfair to generations with weak pokémon so my next trim was to get rid of all pokémon except for the weakest one for each generation. “BUT I STILL WASNT SATISFIED”
Gen 4 best gen. And removing legendaries isn't fair... Thats not equality its equity. Targeting the top and bringing up the bottom for the sake of it. Same as removing new evos
I think it would make sense to keep the mascot legendaries of the games, the ones every player is going to encounter, but remove the legendaries that are special event, so remove celebi but keep lugia/ho-oh/suicune, remove darkrai but keep palkia/diagla/giratina, I feel like that makes it fairer because then you're getting the average of what a typical playthrough would encounter since a lot of people never got to even see the special event legandaries.
The new evolutions should have been included, as they are unique to that region. If you do not want to include them, the region variants should not be included for the same logic
I thought the first set of cuts were pretty reasonable, especially the legendaries one. I was iffy about removing early forms, but I understood it. I didn’t understand why he wanted to delete new forms though. Even if they are new evolutions of old pokemon, thats still new pokemon, just like alolan forms and whatnot. Especially because you can’t get those pokemon in older games. Doesn’t make a lot of sense to me.
@Anthony Perez i didn’t explicitly say anything about megas lol, but I probably wouldn’t count megas either, as those are special cases/exceptions (ie. Having the right mega stone, key stone, etc)
I don’t agree with this video because the extra forms make sense to get rid of, but every other trim doesn’t make sense because a Pokémon is still a Pokémon, so Gen 4 should’ve been the strongest
I like how you showed every iteration of your process, and each trimming made a lot of sense. But also it's kinda funny how the results made it look like you were just adjusting it until gen 2 was buried and gen 4 was only decent.
@@theneighborhoodidiot7768 I don't think it's ridiculous. Pre evolved shouldn't count towards the total. We're not using them permanently, we're using the fully evolved form.
Can we take a minute to acknowledge that gen 2 was supposed to be the final game, and was created mostly with the intention of show casing the end of Red’s (the player’s) journey within the last game. It also prompted you to utilize the ‘old favorites’ while other generations didn’t force you to reuse past generations of Pokémon.
For anyone saying that he was just trimming off gen 4 from being the top. I think he also gave us multiple lists so you could choose whichever one you like and which one you think is most fair.
Oh and also he didn’t want a 3 minute video. If he typed all the stats of every Pokémon then that’s some effort. (I’m not sure if that’s true since I’ve never used sheets before)
“Why do we care about Pokémon that aren’t fully evolved?” Me, a person who prefers the cute Pokémon: *anger* (Also I have been offended by trimming Sylveon)
@@theskelebros9325 Exactly. I like Litten and Torracat, but Incineroar was such a disappointment to me. It's quite possibly my least favorite fully evolved form for any Starter Pokémon.
@@AuraStrikeAce I'm OK with Incineroar (however I prefer Decidueye) but I was hugely dissapointed by Delphox and especially Primarina. Primarina holds the 4th place of my least favorite Pokemon of all time, behind Eiscue (1st), Mimikyu (2nd) and Brionne (3rd) But in the end all of this is just opinions
Gen 4, 6, 7 and 8: *Fighting to their death*
Gen 1, 2 and 3: *Crying in the corner*
Gen 5: I'm just happy to be here.
Gen 5 just straight vibing in the middle the whole time makes me very happy.
That's one of the reasons why it's my favorite gen.
Same Unova Region is one of a kind followed by Sinnoh
Stats are one small factor in a plethora of things that matter, it’d be reversed in a lot of scenarios. Kinda like simply being a great at punching doesn’t make you a great boxer, so to speak. I’ve seen a Smoochum utterly destroy people, stats don’t make the Mon’ mann 😎
Gen V: *”Let them fight”*
Michael- “But I still wasn’t satisfied”
After Trim- no Pokémon left in list
Mike wasnt satisfied having Gen 4 being on top
Mike was not happy with everything so he took everything out
Is this how the Dexit happened?
No, this is DEXITWO created by mikey it escaped and now hates pokemon and tries to cut the dex not even pikachu made through this attack
“I decided to get rid of Ice type pokemon because who the hell uses those anyways”
“But I still wasnt satisfied so I started trimming out all pokemon that have complimentary colors”
Gen 4: At the top through all of his normal
calculations
Mikey: And I took that personally
Gen 5 just chilling in the middle the whole time.
Ye, balanced as all things should be!
Consistency
Gen 5: “No sir. Not getting out of this chair.”
Whispers * best gen
ngl i thought gen 5 would win because of the power creep it caused and how many viable OU mons are there (farathorn, landerous, etc)
Mikey: *Realizes that Gen 3 is the weakest in his metric.* “So I wasn’t happy with those results...”
Pretty much. Gen 4 was consistently the strongest in 4/6 lists. There is no way not to say gen 4 is the strongest. I’m happy with those results.
Colonel Jinkuro gen 4 is my favorite sooooooooooooo I think your right
ssshhh
@@MandJTV When is the next pokemon talk
Why didn't you use regional dex
This whole video is, Gen 4 is clearly the strongest, how can I change that
Yeah he wanted to make Hoenn better so he always find a different method
I mean, the overall meta was shook wayyy harder from something like Gen 3 or Gen 5 when compared to Gen 4.
Yeh but ten 4 has literally has THE GOD POKWMON ND THE CREATION TRIO so its gotta be strong.removing the legendry and new evelutions he die right
Above all it is funny that Gen3 had that low BST average in all metrics... I mean, that's the generation of Flygon, Salamence, Metagross, Aggron... AND SLAKING!
Galar: hold my beer
Alternate title: Mikey isn't happy until gen 4 falls from the top
Does any one know what happened to Pokemon talk?
@@chrisbarone515 He's not motivated enough to do it.
It still one 3 out of the 5 polls so another win for gen 4. 4 in total
Nightmarish Taco so true
And gen 3 isn't on the bottom
Mike: "Misdreavus was terrible."
Me: "insert "it dosn't affect misdreavus" meme here"
The opposing Mike used Trash Talk!
It doesn't effect Misdreavus...
Go mega charizard use blast burn it doesn’t effect misdreavus
Ah, fellow Chuggaconaroy aficionados!
Anyone still remember the count at the end of the series?
Edit: pretty sure it was in the 70s
Ι cαn't bελιeve sομεonε rεferenced that lol
Also known as “Mikey tries to dethrone gen 4 for 14 minutes straight”
Exactly. He used the word hypothesis, but then used his own bias throughout the entire experiment to alter the results. Thus, the experiment is invalid
@@TacoMan-qu7du it ain't that deep lmao??
@@red_dickfigures He may not have thought about it that way, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t that way
@@TacoMan-qu7du bruh its a video about pokemon ain't nobody care
@@red_dickfigures “bruh” “ain’t nobody”….I bet you slouch a lot
Michael: "Unfortunately i ran out of ways the to put gen 4 farther down the ranking so fourth it is"
he could still remove all pokemons that aren't fire type
@@calamariknight481 lol
Calamari Knight that would buff the base stat total tho
He did it out of curiosity nit ti let gen 4 not first
His goal was to show that Gen 2 pokemon suck gameplaywise.
The fact that after removing mega and special forms gen 1 dropt 20 points really shows how much special attention it got
True af
Dropt? You mean dropped?
king spoodler yes
Yeah Im pretty sure GameFreak/Nintendo just milk peoples nostalgia for money.Theyre like “look Charizard can mega evolve TWICE”.
Are you genwunner????
Interesting that gen 3 had 386 as its point total after legendaries were removed. That was the total amount in the national Pokedex at that time.
What great thing to point out!
Gen 4: Wins everything
Michael: Let's remove everything from Gen 4, oh looks like Gen 6 is the obvious winner
Poor gen 4
@@chendror872 Dude, poor Gen II. Gen IV still has plenty going for it.
@@reddragonair3147 true I mean pretty sure the point of this video is to say gen 2 is "weak"
Gen 2, 4 and 6 are my favorite games. Coincidence that they are even-numbered.
@@ewanmiller3609 Mainly Gen 4 for me
gen 4 fans: “wow it’s the stronge-“
michael: “well yes, but actually no.”
The Solao I mean... You have to swap a lot to make 2 the strongest, if it even is possible
which gen has the strongest pokemon?
ohh this pokemon are too strong that it is unfair
lets remove them
he did all he can to make things fair as much as possible.
@@ole9274 You can fucking comprehend the standards he said and undserstand it quickly, if you have the mental capacity of a gradeschool graduate, that you surely don't have based on your insignificant question
@@ole9274 wrong, try again.
Gen 4: *Exists*
Michael: no
The first several graphs: Yeah! Go Generation 4!!!
The last two graphs: *cries in Generation 4*
Lol the last 2 were ridiculous... What's wrong with having new evolutions of previous pokemon? Are we ranking a gen by the strenght of its pokemon or not?? Gen 4 is basically made of new evolutions... If you cut those out, how many pokemon will you be using in your equations? 20/30 pokemon? Good joke.
Me: [sad for gen 2 but happy for gen 4]
Yes, I feel your pain
@@unitystarlight13 If only he did different calculations that included the new evolutions...
@@TenToGriff yeah if only...
“But I still wasn’t happy with these results. You see, some generations have pokemon. This gives them an unfair advantage, so I will be removing all pokemon from the spreadsheet. This shook up the rankings quite a bit, now they are all tied for 0 points. This is just under the base stat total of Wishiwashi non-school form. This is also now comeletely fair, and at last, I was happy with the results.
“But I still wasn’t happy…”
Everyone watching: 0_o
@@alphasapharius925 "So I removed the generations themselves. From existence. GAMEFREAK now has to start over completely."
@@Lokear “but I still wasn’t happy…”
WHAT WILL SATURATE YOUR DESIRE FOR PERFECTION?!
@@alphasapharius925 Nothing.
By which I mean, nothing left in the universe.
He has to remove everything.
I’m laughing my a** off reading this-
Love how gen 5 stayed in 4th place, until, moving up to 3rd in the end.
Michael: "I wasn't satisfied with the trimmed, so I left gen 4 without pokemons, now this is a real ranking"
Can people stop being butt hurt about the ranking,gen 4 won 3 out of the 4 lits,now stfu
69 likes ... nice
@@mizzix r
@@mizzix at the end my dude crowned gen 6 the strongest when it clearly isnt XD
Literally after it's all said and done Gen 4 was left with Torterra, Infernape, Empoleon, Staraptor, Bibarel, Kricketune, Luxray, Rampardos, Bastiodon, Wormadam, Mothim, Vespiquen, Pachirisu, Floatzel, Cherrim, Gastrodon, Drifblim, Lopunny, Purugly, Skuntank, Bronzong, Chatot, Spiritomb, Garchomp, Lucario, Hippowdon, Drapion, Toxicroak, Carnivine, Lumineon, Abomasnow and Rotom. Btw after removing Legendaries and Pokemon related to ones from previous generations Gen 4 actually has less new Pokemon than even Gen 6, making it the smallest generation in this regard with only 64 new Pokemon. Gen 6, despite only adding 72 new Pokemon Period, has 65 Pokemon under those conditions.
This whole video: how do i stop gen 4 being top
Also: "how do I get gen 3 to not be dead last."
yep
Simple, switch positions--
Wait, by top and bottom you guys were refering to the list?
@@RandomPerson-kz9uf underated
Gen 4 falling made me sad cuz I was a gen 4 baby (aka Diamond was my first Pokémon game)
I love just how many hoops needed to be jumped through to pry Gen 4 off of it's throne, when everything else needs to buffed AND you need to be de-buffed to make it a fair fight you know you deserve that crown.
"Next, i am gonna cut all Pokemon that were introduced in a generation divisible by 4 but not 8, because screw those numbers, what do they think they are?" As we can see now, Gen 4 takes a massive hit, landing on the bottom of the list now."
🤣🤣🤣
This whole time it felt like he was trying to find ways to bring gen 4 down
This is hilarious
Removing prevos and legendaries makes sense tho? The only one that's weird is new evolutions. But they're basically buffs to already strong moons instead of new ones.
@@SM-be5dh Its just that all the cuts feel like theyre specifically aimed at Gen4.
Gen 6: has the "strongest" pokemon
Also Gen 6: *literally the easiest main series pokemon games*
That's completely subjective because in XY, you get east access to Mega Lucario and Lapras and also the gym leaders have barely any gen 6 pokemon. This list is based purely off of pokemon alone, so yeah, you can't say anything about the games trolololo 🍼🍼🍼
because although mega evolution is the biggest gimmick, the game barely used it lol, they even give you a broken lucario that pretty much can beat everyone... heck i keep my lucario in elite four and only use my mega lucario to fight diantha mega gardevoir and still won
Yohanes Bobby Sanjaya well not only that the experience share is broken as hell
@@elementalheroneos2757
Just turn it off dude
*cracks knuckles* it was a good game...
There were 34 out of the 107 pokemon in sinnoh after the final cut. He cut out about 2/3 of the sinnoh dex.
Underrated comment
The worst part is, maybe not BST wise but usage wise, the best pokemon of Sinnoh are still there. What legends.
It's all about average stats, so even if there was only 1 pokemon left, that could be like Infernape, so the average would be 534.0
@@marmota7615 yeah, but there's more pokemon than just infernape. So cutting such a large percentage of the dex to get that average isn't a proper representation of everything that region has to offer.
There's a lot of dumb ways he trimmed the lists. Regional forms are put in a different region than where they were introduced (Alolan Vulpix should be in the Alola list, because you couldn't use Alolan Vulpix in kanto when they were introduced. Same goes for other regional forms), weak unevolved pokemon get booted when they are just as much a part of that region as the fully evolved ones of that region, legendary Pokemon were cut all together when it would've made much more sense to just put them in the list for the region they were introduced in, new evolutions for old pokemon were cut when they are new pokemon in their own right, etc etc. It feels less like an investigation based in facts and more like a targeted system to only confirm the hypothesis with no allowed way to refute the hypothesis.
Should probably keep in mind the other regions were also cut down. Losing Prevos is probably gonna remove somewhere from 1/3 to 2/3 of any given dex.
"But I still wasn't satisfied because this method favors generations with stronger Pokemon-"
Yeah, but more importantly though, it favoured generations with numbers smaller than 6, bigger than 3, and were multiples of 2.
So I removed every pokemon found in Sinnoh and... wow would you look at that, Gen 4 has an average BST of 0 so it is the weakest Gen and that is final.
@@Chrischi3TutorialLPs gen 4 had strong Pokemon that's why it was 1st
@@umashukla816 Well yeah, that kind of was the point of his metric. Then he kept adjusting it to make Gen4 not be number 1 because the metric he devised to measure the gen with the strongest Pokemon favoured Gens with stronger Pokemon.
@@umashukla816 Well yeah, that was kind of the idea. To find the strongest gen. Then he kept making cuts that gen4 the hardest until it wasnt first place.
Nobody:
Michael: invents ranking system for gens and tinkers with it until gen 4 isn't on top and gen 3 isn't on bottom.
Alternate title: Mandjtv desperately trying to dethrone gen 4 (even if he didnt know it)
Arceus: My creation is perfect.
After the trimming
Arceus: Giratina! I have job for you.
Giratina: Already on it 😈
This comment needs more likes XD
Poor mike
The main character: OH COME ON!
Can somebody tell me who Arceus is?
@@azure_penguin5160 bruh he's the god of Pokémon idiot
Gen 4 is strong because of new evolutions
Mikey: let’s just trim those down...
would love to see a weighted average of their base stats multiplied by frequency in game, but obviously this would be very hard due to the variations in frequency between routes/ games
"This is a completely fair tier list"
Gen 8: am i a joke to you?
Believe me buckaroo. If, by the logic of the end of the video, SLAKING is the strongest Pokemon, there is DEFINITELY something wrong.
Thanosed pokemon: "*allow us to introduce ourselves*"
@paula Non-mega as well. And non-evolved in a later generation. Look, all I'm saying is the logic is skewed so ridiculously much that Slaking is highest on the rung. I am aware it is an average. I'm not stupid. If you base strength off of base stat total alone, then why is Slaking PU and Azumarril is OU? Multiple factors. Not just one.
@@tedscheett9420 yeah but those other factors are mostly subjective. like Mike said at the beginning, basing the rankings off total stat averages is just the most objective way to do it.
Gen 4 wins all but the last 2, which had to trim a hella amount: "Gen 6 is the strongest".
Okay Sinnoh Baby
Partymangle 2018 i want you to stfu.
@@PinkGoldAbby Except if you actually watch the video, its true.
@@JamesBond00797 Except trimming prevos is fair and new evolutions are fine too because it affected other gens too. Also gen 4 didn't add very many new pokemon.
@@SM-be5dh Except Sinnoh added more than johto, kalos, alola, and galar, so that point's invalid. And, other regions had the whole form thing to fill it out, like alola forms and galar forms (I know they dont count toward the pokedex, except for a few, like runerigus, and perserker, but they wouldnt need them if they had more pokemon to begin with. Yes that point is countered by sinnoh having legacy evolutions, but even johto was guilty of that with politoed, blissey and crobat to name a few.)
Alternate title: how to make gen 4 seem way weaker than it is
Sinnoh, especially with BDSP and PLA might be the most difficult region in pokemon. Hell, there’s level 100 magikarp there. And unlike previous remakes, they made the fights in bdsp HARDER.
@@Pancakes_Master GOAT region for a reason
@@deepanjanmandal3694☠️☠️
Gen 4: *has strong Pokémon*
Michael: So you have chosen death
*Alternate forms get taken out*
*Legendaries get taken out*
*NFEs get taken out*
*Cross-gen evos get taken out*
Shedinja: 👁👄👁
Mikey's like the kid who changes the game's rules so he can win
It has to be gen 4 because they literally have god the Pokémon in it
Yeah. Arceus
@@Twinklethefox9022 along with Palkia, and dialga.
UmbreonTwinkle really, I thought it was Charmander.
oh I thought we were talking about bidoof
@@Twinklethefox9022 no its arcoose
“i continue to come up with new parameters until gen 4 isn’t number 1”
Also like, gotta love how he adds a parameter because "This system favours generations with strong Pokemon" when trying to find what gen has the strongest Pokemon.
it was even worse for alola they dropped ahuge amount when they lost legendaries
Trent dropping legendaries makes sense, since newer games put more in because it makes players feel good about having strong Pokémon, where as Gen 1 had 4 legendaries suddenly you have gen 7 with what did he say 26?
Further it makes sense to drop anything that’s not a fully evolved Pokémon since larger dex regions with a ton of new Pokémon are gimping themselves over regions line Sinnoh that was able to just add in final evolutions to other generations Pokémon which just boosted them for the reason of being a later game when in universe a Kanto onyx would still evolve to steelix and a Johto eevee can still evolve into Sylveon.
After that dropping newer forms stripped that additional power from gens riding previous coattails and only counted BRAND NEW Pokémon introduced into that generation and not just a new evolution.
Lol it's ok. Real ones know gen 4 is the GOAT
Honestly yall sound like incredibly butthurt retarded fanboys who got upset cos their favorite POKEMON generation wasnt the fIrST plAcE on a fucking spreadsheet lol
I think doing a median would make for a more compelling argument than average as it takes a better picture of what a belcurve pokemon within a generation looks like. My guess is that it would favor later generations even more but I think it would paint a better picture of the stat points of each of the generations. I honestly like the older generations in spite of their weakness because it means thinking more strategically like a game of chess rather than simply wiping the opponent with super powerful pokemon. I always found it exceptionally satisfying that I could capture a weird assortment that manages to cripple a team that is 10 lvls higher and type advantaged with an interesting, bizzare sometimes, assortment of moves. Personal ranking of the first 3 gens would be 2, 1, 3 because 2nd came out with some of the most fascinating moves like pain split and nightmare and eccentric guys like Noctowl. 3rd generation had those like Kecleon or Sableye but I felt like the game was getting a little more power based and focused a little more on the starters. The 1st gen was definitely more fun scaled than 3rd imo because you could easily swap the teams including the starter, around and mix-and-match with any style, box them for whatever period and maybe take out later.
I knew there was a reason gen 4 was my favourite. One of the strongest (or strongest before cuts) + I love the look of all 3 starters.
I was rooting for Gen 4 that’s my favorite generation
sameee I love gen 4
Yep that's my favorite gen too
I was going for gen6 cause I love that gen even though I knew it wouldn't win
Same here man.
It’s just fact that Gen 4 is the best
Gen 4 : *Wins*
Mikey : This is unfair, let's remove all Pokémon whose national dex entries go from 387 to 479
Gen 4 goes to 493 tho, you're basically still having all Gen 4's legendaries in the competiton, that would actually raise their score by a lot
I have only one word for the high average base stats of gen 6: aegislash.
Nah that balanced by the terrible speed and attack/defence based on mode
Goodra and Aegislash are probably the carriers
Aegislash only has a bst of 500
@@Dragonstorm1234 oh really nvm
@@CallumTheCalamity But gen 3 has 2 pseudo legendaries
Basically Micheal just wanted Generation 4 to lose....
I actually agree with this system, and with most of the filters. Let me explain:
Base Stat Total is the only objective measurement of quality we possess in Pokemon. While it's true that otherfactors, like Abilities, Typing, and Movesets exist which can negate the disadvantage of a low BST, and a high BST Pokemon can suffer more that a low BST for similar reasons, none of that changes the fact that having more stat points is just objectively better than less, due to it increasing how high a Pokemon can take its individual stats witout guaranteeably sacrificing power in other areas.
So, BST is the way to go, but what about the filters? I feel that removing alternate forms, but keeping regional variants was a good idea. RVs, as pointed out, are basically just new Pokemon that have the same names as old ones, so removing them just because of the latter is silly. However, alternate forms have the ability to both unfairly boost a region, but also to unfairly cripple it.
If higher BST Pokemon receive multiple forms in a region - including Megas - this can potentially force the average higher without adding entirely new Pokemon, which is an unfair advantage over regions which don't do the same. In opposition, however, giving a lower BST Pokemon multiple forms could potentially force the average lower, effectively crippling the region's rank, without adding new Pokemon, which is unfair to the point of this rank, that being to compare the power of the individual Pokemon introduced, without having to do a case-by-case study that would take forever.
So that's the first filter. I think cutting out Legendaries and all Legendary Sub-Types is also a good idea. Legendaris are almost universaly, if not actually universally, stronger than the average for non-Legendaries as a default, while at the same time being significantly more limited in usability than those non-Legendaries (Ls are more likely to be banned from various competitive tiers (some sub-types are banned by default), and only 1 of each L can appear in each save, so the number you'll aquire of an L vs a non-L of relatively equivalent power is significantly fewer). This, in essence, gives regions with more an unfair boost, so cut that.
Finally, I also agree with cutting out all non-fully-evolved Pokemon from a gen, keeping only those that were fully evolved when they were releaased (Golbat for Gen 1, Misdreavous for Gen 2, etc), because, as pointed out, non-FE Pokemon aren't really all that important to a playthrough. Unless you're doing a challenge that specifically requires you use a non-FE, chances are you'll either evolve it to full, or not use it. The only exceptions are very specific instances in competitive play, and don't change the point that while they will be willing to use an non-FE temporarily in their playthrough, the average player only cares about the final forms. Plus, this also unfairly disadvantages regions that did include lots of strong Pokemon, but also happened to include lots of weaker, non-FE ones as well, such as baby Pokemon. So cutting non-FEs is the way.
However, I heavily disagree with the final filter Mikey applied, that being to remove new evolutions for old lines. The reason I disagree is because, while it is true that a new evolution would be expected to have higher stats, it's also true that there is nothing that really makes it different to a brand new Pokemon that shares the same BST besides its connection to an old line. It is, in essence, a new Pokemon for that region, so to ban it simply because it has a connection to an old line, means doing the same to regional variants. After all, an RV of a Pokemon whose FE has a high BST would naturally also have an FE with a high BST, so why aren't we banning them? Because RVs are effectively just new Pokemon that share a name with an old one. So too, are new evolutions effectively just new Pokemon that happen to share a design theme with an old one.
As such, I would use the second to last list given, as it seems, to me, the most objctively accurate list given thus far. This list - with averages rounded to 1 decimal point - is:
1. Gen 6 (Kalos) - 497.9
2. Gen 4 (Sinnoh) - 495.6
3. Gen 8 (Galar) - 494.2
4. Gen 5 (Unova) - 492.8
5. Gen 1 (Kanto) - 476.7
6. Gen 7 (Alola) - 473.7
7. Gen 3 (Hoenn) - 461.6
8. Gen 2 (Johto) - 458.5
I agree with you in every single word
Holy.. you actually wrote a full a** novel..
were you not bored at least halfway through?
Bro you write Biblie
I only disagree with the removing non fully evolved because they are all still a major part of the region. Plus they all lower the average in some way because they are inherently weaker Pokémon so removing them just feels like taking out a big chunk of the game
Michael: I started out with a full garden of Pokémon
Michael at the end of the video:
I used my trimming skills and killed it all.
Gotta kill em aaaaallll
Alternative title: How can I make Gen 4 look worse"?
Gen 4 is still awesome
Slateer
The whole reason I’m a pokemon fan is because I grew up with the gen 4 games. This video just insults me.
I grew with kan to and alola I tho y was better than x but the typing for x tho...
Gen 4 bandwagons back at it
“I’m surprised that Gen 6 did so well after I got rid of everything that made the previous #1 well #1”
They didn't though - gen 4 still has the cross generational evolutions like Togekiss and Magnezone. I am not sure what Kalos has, since megas are not counted. It has Goodra, Noivern... what other good Kalos mons even are there?
@@japanpanda2179 I think Kalos placing so high is probably because of the tiny pokedex amount. For example, there isn't any fully evolved fish pokemon with bad stats like luvdisc - I'm quite sure the lowest base stat pokemon on Kalos is Vivillion at 411, then Diggsby at 423 and Dedenne around 430. After this all fully evolved pokemon have above 450 base stats
Its not strong pokemon but rather the lack of weak pokemon if that makes sense
@@wasd5496 That makes perfect sense actually, Kalos must have just used the weak early-game Pokemon from previous regions so it could focus on the actual good Pokémon and mega evolutions.
Me, a Gen 4 fan: Wooooo! Gen 4 is the strongest region of all time! :D
Me, after seeing the trimming: I smell potential bias running through here...
Might be because Mikey hates Empoleon
And because gen 3 is at the lowest
Rarest things in Pokémon:
Master Balls
Legendary’s
shiny legendary’s
shiny Pokémon
shiny g max Pokémon
Martins Solrock using a attacking move
Exactly!
Relatable
Use taunt on it
Wow never seen this joke Haha well done
I saw him attack yesterday twice
I feel like one metric Mikey didn't consider is the strength of the entire regional dex of a gen. But that would be ranking the Pokemon of various regions over the mons introduced in each gen but I think that would still be an interesting piece of info.
This is what I was thinking, showing how strong the actually available pokemon you can get in each gen are.
Me: I’m gonna study today.
MandJTV: *uploads*
Me: Homework can wait. Pokémon content can’t. 💙💛
True
Little Williams true af
Little Williams bro how is your school not cancelled
Mine is but I'm in ireland also happy as ST. Patrick's day
Animon Ace my school *is* cancelled lol
"I still wasn't happy with this because gen 3 was last" Michael 2020
I feel that to…
In 2021
@@nik3646 no 2020 cuz this was made is March 2020
Lol I like how he kept cutting so gen 3 his favorite gen wasnt the weakest
Boy you really did everything in your power to take gen 4 off the top spot
MandJTV- "There's no way I could go through every pokemon and give it a ranking based on competitive or playthrough viability"
Smogon- "lol"
The problem you run into with that is current meta
You do know that Smogon doesn't literally rank every Pokemon anymore, right?
A number of entries are actually left completely blank. There's just too many Pokemon now, I guess, and some just aren't worth writing about.
Michael: Hoenn is at the lower side
Also Michael: find a new method to make Hoenn better
Mikey:I hypothosized that gen two has the weakest pokemon
Typhlosion is getting hot headed
Feraligatr feels crying a river
Megainium is going to need some aromatherapy
Tyranitar - helo
@Samadhan Jain Misdreavus was actually considered good back in gen 2, but not due to its stats. To this day, Delibird and Dunsparce may be the single most useless pokemon besides luvdisc though. lol
Gen 2 is my favorite, but I don't know what they were thinking with some of the new pokemon's stats. You'd think by giving a pokemon its own specific location on the map and lore that Unown would actually be good, but it's pathetically bad!
Michael: "I think its unfair to give buffs to Pokemon that were weak"
Me: maybe Michael just doesn't like gen 4 because...idk
no he does... he did his first nuzlocke there, and his first unique pokemon challenge
@@GamingWithCalvin1 "doesn't" right?
Honestly some of the triming was valid. Most of the hits were valid for gen 4 play thoughts in diamond and pearl. In those two games you realistically couldn't get the legends, or new evolutions until after the pokemon league if at all.
Gen 4 is my favourite region and trimming legendaries is fair but trimming new evolutions is unfair and he hates gen 4 because of his nuzlocke
Michael: “so gen 4 is good let’s make it bad”
I feel like you should average duplicate forms instead of removing them excluding certain specific cases ie you should remove kyurem black and white. And I think you should separate out the out the regular from the legendary and mythical tally them separately which should help prevent a region having more legendaries from being more important than the average strength of the legends each region has. Still put more weight on regular pokemon, also you should separate the regular pokemon into fully evolved, partially evolved and unevolved (single evos should be in fully evolved category and 2 stage should have its 2nd stage be in fully evolved category and 1st stage in the unevolved catagory)(a case could be made to place single stage evolved pokemon in the partially column). then you should add up full evos average counting 4-5 times, partial evos counting 1-2 times, unevos counting 1 time, and legends counting 1 time, then averaging those totals(play around with the number of "times" each grouping gets counted to your hearts content) and then post the results!
Your results in my opinion are more like a how competitively viable is each region not how strong is a each region, which isn't a bad thing it just seems more meta than a person who is living in the pokemon world would come up with.
"so my next trim i just took gen 4 completely out of the entire spread sheet and oh wow look now they arent number 1."
Generation 4: gets the recognition it deserves for being such a cool region
Michael: Hold my beer
You should have said
Hold my treecko
While I agree with you up to the second to last ranking, I think the only new evolutions that should not be included are the Platinum expansion ones. Pokemon like Crobat and Roserade are too integral to their debut games to be excluded, in my opinion. Also, even if they had never existed, they would probably have introduced new pokemon with similar power and typing to fill in their roles.
Congrats you’ve officially triggered every single person wanting a Gen 4 Remake this year 😂
Honestly im still waiting on the gen 6 remakes.
@@thatonemcdonaldsemployee3506 can't go from a gen 1 remake to a gen 6 remake
@@hystericallover5989 okay but gen3 to gen 7 is okay?
MO
lol
At beginning: oh cool my fav gen 4 is at the top
When gen 4 lost lead: oh I'm still proud of gen 4
No new evolution: welp gg
"He will never be satisfied." -Angelica Schuyler
The first half of the video: "Gen 4 is always on top."
Mikey: "But i'm still not satisfied",
*Process until Gen 4 is dethroned"
Mikey: "I'm satisfied with this system now"
LOL 😂😂😂
That’s exactly what happened
Me, a Gen 2 Fan: "Look how they massacred my boy!"
Me a gen 4 fan looking at the last 2 cuts: look at how they massacred my boy
Ethan Renick Exactly
@@oshawottenjoyer More like,
Gen 4: First Time?
A soon as he said at the beginning of the vid. about gen 2 I was like nope don’t you talk bad about my gen., but at the end of the video I understood but still then gen 2 is the best but that my opinion.
my feralgatr and kingdra both feel personally attacked
michael is that kid that got out in tag and started screaming “no that doesn’t count guys i’m still in he only touched my shirt”
I love that Gen 5 always runs in the middle. That makes sense because they added SO MANY new pokemon, and they balanced it quite well. Most if not all of them are viable to be used in the main story.
Thank you. Someone finally noticed
Gen 5 is my favorite region :)
It's one of the reasons why it's my favorite gen. Not too weakling. But not too overpowered ones.
Oh, I thought this was a Pokemon meme review
Meme reviews have their name in the title
The thumbnail looks like a pokemon meme review thumbnail.
@Vacant Lot Why read the damn title?
The video title quite literally says “Which Region Has the Strongest Pokémon?” Therefore he’s talking about all the Pokémon in those regions. I understand getting rid of other forms, but removing the legendaries, and then going as far as bumping Gen 4 out of first doesn’t make much sense, he’s talking about the Pokémon in that region so even if there’s 20+ legendaries, they’re STILL from that region regardless and therefore should be counted, otherwise it wouldn’t make sense.
Gen 4's my favorite (My Sinnoh babies where you at) so I'm happy with this.
Here fam
I started with gen 4 so I definitely have a bias but it's pretty clear it's one of the strongest Generations I even would have been happy with second place
i have arrived
Well, they say four’s a crowd lol
Sinnoh babies in the comments crying lol 🍼🍼🍼
Love this vid purely because it confirmed my favorite gen, gen 4,was the strongest region except for the no pre evolution Pokémon.
I love how gen 5 is always at the middle... just makes me lve it even more :3
The most balanced out of the series and that is one of the reasons why it's my favorite gen.
LOOOOL he really didn’t want gen 4 to be number 1 “gen 4 has finally lost the top” I can hear the bias so easily lmaooo
He's a gen 3 guy (like me) and kept gen 3 almost the lowest
Of course sinnoh it's the best
Edit : men Michael really hates sinnoh 😂
Getting those vibes too. Gen 4 is consistently top dog which is why the last list is when he stopped.
yeah you can't just diss the gen that introduced literally the god of pokemon and its space time dimension babies
@@gektoast4968 don't forgett our pokemon satan
You forgot one more trimming mickey- Removing every pokemon from gen 4.
Me I LOVE GEN 4 WHY DO YOU KEEP TRYING TO HURT IT (sorry I just think that new evolutions whose have been counted all of the other changes were fine)
Me, loving Gen 5, which got a fair boost: HAH
(around 6th, then 4th, then third.)
I wouldn’t worry about it. Most of his “reasons” are non sense. Gen 4 is top dog 4 out of 6 lists. Gen 4 is the strongest gen using base star totals. That’s a fact I’ll gladly remember from now on.
I will say that I don't think new evolutions should have been taken out. I understand Mega evolutions because those are not constant buffs, but once you evolve a pokemon with a new evolution that is permanent for the rest of the game
Day X of waiting for diamond and pearl remakes for switch
Colonel Jinkuro i mean canonly speaking gen 4 legends would absolutely destroy everything
I just realized that you only made this video only to deny Sinnoh Remakes.
Homie spent the whole vid attacking gen 4, I am displeased
Me who absolutely loves gen 5
Gen 5: stays the same throughout the entire process👌🏼
They are pure and good
Gen 5 is just Taoism so like balance
And it staying the same is pretty cool😂
@@justawildgengar balanced, as all things should be.
Really helps that it was some sort of soft reset from gen 1
Which is one of the reasons why it's my favorite gen.
When you click soo fast that RUclips can’t give you the video properly
Does any one know what happened to Pokemon talk?
@Chris Barone At some point, PT was taking a toll on Michael hence it got put on a temporary hiatus. (Sry my english is poor, you may want to check his community post or twitter for best explanation)
Poor mewtwo literally carrying the weight of whole Gen1 before legendaries were removed.
mythicals were also poofed
Mikey:realises gen 4 is still very strong after all those trimming
Mikey:So I removed 30 gen 4 FE Pokemon
“But I Still Wasn’t Satisfied!”
I felt having stronger pokémon is unfair to generations with weak pokémon so my next trim was to get rid of all pokémon except for the weakest one for each generation.
“BUT I STILL WASNT SATISFIED”
I thought with all the trimmings he would start trimming “let’s exclude Pokémon who start with P”
Gen 4 best gen.
And removing legendaries isn't fair...
Thats not equality its equity. Targeting the top and bringing up the bottom for the sake of it.
Same as removing new evos
I think it would make sense to keep the mascot legendaries of the games, the ones every player is going to encounter, but remove the legendaries that are special event, so remove celebi but keep lugia/ho-oh/suicune, remove darkrai but keep palkia/diagla/giratina, I feel like that makes it fairer because then you're getting the average of what a typical playthrough would encounter since a lot of people never got to even see the special event legandaries.
Okay Sinnoh baby, by your logic we should count all Mega Evo's into gen 6's ratings if that's the case
@@PinkGoldAbby sure... but sinnoh had half the stuff taken away
@@MrMomoman123456
And gen 6 had a small pokedex and fewer legendaries.
EDIT: Before any trims were made
@@PinkGoldAbby that the generations fault... doesn't mean you should hinder other gens... equality not equity here in poke extremism :P
Gen 4 exists
Michael: I am going to end this gen's whole career.
The new evolutions should have been included, as they are unique to that region. If you do not want to include them, the region variants should not be included for the same logic
so.....took everything away from Gen 4, as a gen 4 person, that makes me so angry
YOUR salt is perfect for my dished
I mean, I love gen 4, but its Pokédex is stuffed with legendaries and evolutions of old Pokémon. In terms of new Pokémon, its otherwise pretty limited
I thought the first set of cuts were pretty reasonable, especially the legendaries one. I was iffy about removing early forms, but I understood it. I didn’t understand why he wanted to delete new forms though. Even if they are new evolutions of old pokemon, thats still new pokemon, just like alolan forms and whatnot. Especially because you can’t get those pokemon in older games. Doesn’t make a lot of sense to me.
@Anthony Perez i didn’t explicitly say anything about megas lol, but I probably wouldn’t count megas either, as those are special cases/exceptions (ie. Having the right mega stone, key stone, etc)
@Anthony Perez thats fair enough :)
Fun Fact, by the end of this video's ruling, Slaking would be the "strongest" out of all calculated Pokemon. THAT is how wrong this list is.
fair but see it is without its ability it has amazing stats except its special defense
Not sure how that proves this doesn’t make sense, Slaking IS one of the strongest Pokémon in terms of base stats.
Slaking: YOU DRAG US DOWN !!!
Shedinja: ...
I don’t agree with this video because the extra forms make sense to get rid of, but every other trim doesn’t make sense because a Pokémon is still a Pokémon, so Gen 4 should’ve been the strongest
Michael: Changes graph a hundred times until gen 2.
Also Michael: "So in the end it seems like my hypothesis was correct!" 13:08
lol this is gonna be all over meme review.
I like how you showed every iteration of your process, and each trimming made a lot of sense.
But also it's kinda funny how the results made it look like you were just adjusting it until gen 2 was buried and gen 4 was only decent.
i mean it's kinda ridiculous to remove pre evolutions and new evolutions
@@theneighborhoodidiot7768 I don't think it's ridiculous. Pre evolved shouldn't count towards the total. We're not using them permanently, we're using the fully evolved form.
@@AlfieriV welllll the early game is still part of the generation
@@theneighborhoodidiot7768 but it's not what's being used permanently is my point.
Alfieri definitely agree with pre evolutions. I think all fully evolved, even new evolutions, should be fair game though
Can we take a minute to acknowledge that gen 2 was supposed to be the final game, and was created mostly with the intention of show casing the end of Red’s (the player’s) journey within the last game. It also prompted you to utilize the ‘old favorites’ while other generations didn’t force you to reuse past generations of Pokémon.
Solid.
Liquid.
Gas.
Plasmaaaaaaaaa
Condensate.
Cold Starbucks
Mikey: Which Region has the strongest Pokemon?
Also Mikey: **Goes by generation**
For anyone saying that he was just trimming off gen 4 from being the top. I think he also gave us multiple lists so you could choose whichever one you like and which one you think is most fair.
Oh and also he didn’t want a 3 minute video. If he typed all the stats of every Pokémon then that’s some effort. (I’m not sure if that’s true since I’ve never used sheets before)
“Why do we care about Pokémon that aren’t fully evolved?”
Me, a person who prefers the cute Pokémon: *anger*
(Also I have been offended by trimming Sylveon)
Especially when Pokémon like Incineroar exist
Galarian Corsola: *Angry Bleached Coral Noises*
@@theskelebros9325 Exactly. I like Litten and Torracat, but Incineroar was such a disappointment to me. It's quite possibly my least favorite fully evolved form for any Starter Pokémon.
@@AuraStrikeAce I'm OK with Incineroar (however I prefer Decidueye) but I was hugely dissapointed by Delphox and especially Primarina. Primarina holds the 4th place of my least favorite Pokemon of all time, behind Eiscue (1st), Mimikyu (2nd) and Brionne (3rd)
But in the end all of this is just opinions
@@AuraStrikeAce Even Delphox?