1st Gen Favorite 1st Gen Pokemon?

[miragespot]

Blastoise, Mewtwo, and Hypno.

 

[apart]

Hmm...
So much to choose from..
But if I had to pick one..
I would choose Aerodactyl. :)

 

[Mawa]

My first favorite was Rhydo, but it's many years since my favorite is Marowak. Marowak is my favorite-ever Pokemon. Rhydon is still very special for me. Jolteon too.

 

[bossman34]

Charizard!

HM to Gengar and Dragonite

 

[HOAT]

Machamp ever since I was a kid

 

[VisionofMilotic]

It really depends on what day you ask me, today I'm going to name Dragonite.

#1 Dragons have always been a subject of interest to me in art, literature and mythology, partially because I was born under the sign of the dragon in the Chinese new year. Dragon type pokemon are no exception. Its a type I associate with dramatic art designs, rounded stats and unique and powerful moves, and in Gen 1 Dragonite and his pre-evolutions were the only ones of their kind.

#2 His design is magic. While he is a traditional medieval dragon and immediately looks formidable, he also has a benevolent aura which I think makes him feel very different from other pokemon with dragon-like characteristics such as Charizard and Gyrados. Dragonite's wide eyes, over-sized tummy and several other features add a human charm to an awe-inspiring creature.

#3 His stats are beautiful across the board, that and his ravenous appetite for Tms made him able to fill just about any role you needed. Hyper beam all the rest.

 

[Adam Levine]

Most of my favorite Gen I Pokémon are the birds: Pidgeot, Farfetch'd, Fearow, those guys. When it comes to battle, Pidgeot is my favorite Gen I mon, because 1. it's Bird Jesus and 2. it has an awesome Mega Evolution. Design-wise, however, it's a close one, but I'm going with Farfetch'd. It just...looks so amusing. It's a duck with a spring onion. I love it. There are lots of others I find almost as appealing as Farfetch'd, but Farfetch'd takes the cake. I just wish it was more useful.

 

[blue]

Gengar is my favourite from first gen. I didn't really appreciate Gengar until much later but I just love how it looks and the moves it can learn. There aren't many Pokemon I like from the first generation but Gengar easily stands out as the best imo.

 

[Limey-chan]

I go through spells of having 'favourites'. Arcticuno, Zapdos, Charizard, Nidoking, Venomoth, Electrode have all been my favourite at some time or other, and I guess a case could be made for them still being so.

At the minute, i've got a lot of love for Tauros. It wasn't until recently when I was battling a friend and managed to wipe out most of his team with Tauros that I realised just what a beast this thing was. So power, much attack, wow.

 

[Adamant Linoone]

Arcanine is hands down my favourite Pokémon from the first generation. What's not to like!

 

[miragespot]

Right now it's Starmie.

 

[adventuring]

Probably Charmander and its evolutions. Charizard might as well be Pokémon's mascot in my eyes.

I also really like Pikachu and Raichu, of course (; And Bulbasaur, Rapidash, Starmie, Flareon, Pidgeot, Dragonair............. Many.

 

[Desert Stream~]

My favorite is Articuno. It's so... Blue.

 

[Caaethil]

Blastoise. Honourable mentions are Butterfree and Arcanine.

Off the top of my head.

 

[Blaster1]

Blastoise. I like also Articuno and Gyarados.

 

[smocks]

Ninetales for sure!!!

(but Vaporeon and Mew are pretttyyyy cool ;D)

 

[FedericoAzor]

Obviously, the best of all! As in the cinema, second parts were never as good as first ones. You can see it in every single aspect of the videogame and TV series, for instance in Pokémons' names, with plenty of play on words and intrigue everywhere.

 

[Shadowless420]

 

[Ancient_Hylian]

They were all amazing creations as a kid in the 90's I really thought Charizard was cool but mine was always Zapdos :)

 

[Syvelocin]

I never really understood the Charizard hype, but maybe that came from watching the original anime before playing the games. Bulbasaur is my favorite starter. I don't know whether to give the title to him or Vaporeon.