Pokemon Special Club! (returns!)

Yes, anyway, I have an idea. What would be a good way to see who could beat a charecter in each saga?
 
But seems like the best way is to battle each other.. And seriously, Red got the disadvantages...
 
Ok in what waysdoes Red have a disadvantage? since the manga is based on the games, Green's pokemon are just cool their stats leave much to be desires other then Charizard. Red's team is all around.
 
Let's take their main Pokemon as an example.. Venusaur is weak against Charizard.. and that's already an pretty big disadvantage... And I don't think any of the Pokemon in Green's team is weak against Venusaur.. So it proves that one of Red's Pokemon is proved weaker than Blue's.
 
Fls4eva said:
Let's take their main Pokemon as an example.. Venusaur is weak against Charizard.. and that's already an pretty big disadvantage...
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But Charizard lost to Venusaur in Volume three, the disadvantage doesn't count here...

Fls4eva said:
And I don't think any of the Pokemon in Green's team is weak against Venusaur..
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Golduck? Rhydon? Of course, we haven't seen them battle yet, but their types are weak against grass pokemon...
 
Well.. only with Poliwrath and Pikachu's powers... Venusaur didn't beat Charizard single-handedly..
 
You don't seem to realixe on a grand scale Green's only strong pokemon is Charizard. If your only arguement is Chrizard, then takie that away and Red is totally gonna win then.
 
Nah.. I don't agree with that.. Scizor's strong too ya' know..
 
Akio123 said:
You don't seem to realixe on a grand scale Green's only strong pokemon is Charizard. If your only arguement is Chrizard, then takie that away and Red is totally gonna win then.
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I agree with that. Scizor may be strong, but it was Red who won the League. Green, as far as I know, has now a new team for the gym, and hasn't been training his old pokemon much, while Red has more or less the same team and is still training with them.
 
Also, Red could use Gyra or Poli and Scizor would go down. Golduck can't beat Pika nor Saur. Porygon2 can be taken down by Poli. After that, there is not much left.
 
Well, Psychic*Absol is right.. Green's team is always changing, but the level is always about the same as Red.. whereas Red's team always stays the same, but not much difference in the levels...
 
Then you have to take in type. Green also has the problem that he does not seem to work with his pokemon as Red does.
 
But Green is also better at training, if you're a good trainer, you can defeat anyone regardless of the disadvantages... Like Sabrina defeated Bugsy..
 
0=) Like Red defeated Green with Venusaur (okay, with help from Pika and Poliwrath but it was still a great win).
Green may be better at training, but that's because his special skill is training. And Red's skill is battling. Now you're on your own to decide who the better "trainer" in general is...I think it's Red. ^^
 
They are either equal or Red is better. With a changing team you have a disadvantage. You always have to adapt to new battle strategies.
 
But Green can adopt to them... I still think that Green better than Red. I still can compromise and say that they're equal though.. And well actually this topic is good you know..
 
^^ This topic is really good for discussing.
It's like I said. Green is better as training.(Obviously, you have to be good at training if you always change your team.) And Red is a better battler. Adapting new strategies is a skill both battlers and trainers need. And Green is definitely better at adapting. So you could say he is a little bit better than Red in theory, but Red is better in practice ...
x_x I think I confused myself...
 
Oh I have an important new topic. Serebii revealed today that the girl that looked like Crys in the battle Fronteir is Crys. She even lends Emerald three pokemon.
 
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