Has anyone leveled up EVERY Pokemon to 100?

[Azureth]

I am just curious if anyone has caught every pokemon (from any generation) and leveled all of them to 100. That would be pretty hardcore to say the least.

 

[SIN1488]

I think if someone actually did that with legit methods, that they could safely say they are the pokemon master. :O

I can't imagine all the hours of grinding...... >_<

But no, I've never heard of anyone doing that. Maybe in the first Gen when there were only 151, but not now.

 

[Shining Meganium]

In leaf green I leveled every Kanto pokemon except mew to lvl 100 but i'd never dare to try it for all the generations.

 

[mattfriends]

I did... (ONCE) XD
Actually it's kinda hard you know.

 

[Masterge77]

I've been playing Pokemon for years, and I have never gotten one Pokemon to level 100 in my entire life.

 

[Kai Yamato]

Noooope.

I got bored easily when it comes to trying to do that.

 

[Neelh]

Yes, of course! It's easy!

...Not.

 

[ORegan]

I have a level 100 ditto...so I could have all the Pokemon at level 100. :P

 

[Amore]

No....but on Emerald, a few years back, I did level every pokemon I could find to lv.100 (about 150+, obviously not the whole pokedex, even regional, as I couldn't trade)

 

[fenyx4]

I think if someone actually did that with legit methods, that [S-HIGHLIGHT]they could safely say they are the pokemon master[/S-HIGHLIGHT]. :O

I can't imagine all the hours of grinding...... >_<

But no, I've never heard of anyone doing that. Maybe in the first Gen when there were only 151, but not now.

Actually, that's what my personal definition of a Pokemon Master is based on. I consider a true Master to be a Trainer who catches every Pokemon available, evolves them to their final stages, and trains them all to Level 100. For Pokemon with branched evolutionary lines, all of the final members have to be caught and raised to Level 100 (i.e., with the Eeveelutions, as of their current availability, one would have to catch and raise 7 Eevees into Flareon, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Umbreon, Espeon, Leafeon, and Glaceon, and train each of them to Level 100 in order to count towards Master-status completion).

Anyway, I've attempted to achieve the daunting task. Unfortunately, I have lost 2 Sapphire cartridges, both with several Level 100 Pokemon on them. I do intend to achieve the goal one day; it's just going to take awhile... :\

 

[Sydian]

With over 600 Pokemon now, I don't think I could ever think to try.

 

[poopnoodle]

not without cheating ;-) but no, i can't even raise my starter alone to 100. i just dont have the patience. i enjoy exploring towns n stuff more than engaging in the strategic, competitive aspect of the games.

 

[serabeth]

I've been playing Pokemon for years, and I have never gotten one Pokemon to level 100 in my entire life.

This.

Pretty sure the highest I have levelled any pokemon in any one generation is to level 65. I have never levelled a pokemon to 66 or higher.

There really seems to be no point when in most of the games, you only need to get either a team of 6 to 40 or so, or a team of 2 or 3 to 50-something to win.

Even one pokemon to 100 seems unnecessary unless you are going to be competing with it, let alone every pokemon.

 

[fenyx4]

With over 600 Pokemon now, I don't think I could ever think to try.

Heh...I will...once I can get past Gen III, at least...

But really, whoever completes the challenge of catching every single Pokemon (excluding those darn events) and leveling each of them to Level 100 should get an official Nintendo/Game Freak award or something (all they get for each Pokemon capture is a few pixels of a "certificate" and you don't even get anything for Level 100 training other than flimsy bragging rights...!).

In Emerald, it usually takes me approximately 3 days just to get one Pokemon to Level 100 with constant Elite Four rebattling. I've always wanted to see if I could ever get a Lucky Egg to lessen the duration of monotony of such battles...

EDIT: The major con is that if another cross-generational incompatibility arises like GenII>GenIII, you would be royally screwed if you actually did level all your Pokemon to Level 100... :(

 

[SIN1488]

Anyway, I've attempted to achieve the daunting task. Unfortunately, I have lost 2 Sapphire cartridges, both with several Level 100 Pokemon on them. I do intend to achieve the goal one day; it's just going to take awhile... :\

It would take a long while, by time you finish leveling up all the pokemon in one Gen, they would be out with another one. :S

 

[fenyx4]

It would take a long while, by time you finish leveling up all the pokemon in one Gen, they would be out with another one. :S

Agreed. That is why backwards compatibility with Gens is much appreciated. :D At least if you start Level 100 training in Gen III, you can continue where you left off by transferring all your Pokemon via Pal Park to Gen IV and then via the PokeShifter to Gen V in Black and White Versions.

 

[PlatinumDude]

I've been playing Pokemon for 7 years, but I never levelled all my Pokemon to level 100. The only Pokemon I managed to geet to 100 is Swampert in my first Sapphire game.

 

[Itstoppedatumbreon]

ive got about 30 lvl 100s, and i will never ever train all pokemon up!!!!!!
most of mine i dont touch, why would i train to 100?
Nintendo should give like a signed 3DS to anyone who does it :)

 

[Spikey-Eared Pichu]

Nope. But I plan on doing it once I get Black and White.

 

[GaXeL]

ya i did in silver (the original, not the new bad one)
Feraligatr, Politoad, Kingdra, Blastoise, Gengar, and Dragonite
EDIT: OOOOHHHH... No i havent lol... my most was my team