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Your Username: Olli97, though feel free to call me Olli.
Partner Pokemon: Chimchar
Why do you like Fire-Types?: They are very unique Pokémon, and most of them also very strong. I've almost always used Fire types in my team, and though they may not always be the ones I use the most, they're usually high up there. I also tend to choose the Fire type starters over the others usually, partly because they're usually the strongest of the bunch, and in some regions it's a bit hard to find decent Fire types, especially Sinnoh :o
What was your favorite game for fire legendaries?
Kanto only brought Moltres in, and to be frank, I always thought it pretty much sucked. I always made it a goal to catch all legendaries and use them on my team, because I always felt like they were pretty strong, but I did come to realise that Moltres wasn't really good for my team, when if I remember correctly, it only actually had one Fire type move when caught, and it was pretty bad. I usually just caught them whenever I could, so I didn't really have a lot of time to train Moltres in, so I was stuck with that one weak Fire type move when challenging the E4. This was different in the remakes, however I don't really remember as much from that.
Hoenn had Groudon, and it was pretty awesome. It was a great addition to your team if you chose to catch it, could help you plow through the E4 rather easily, and it was just a pretty big help. Not many memories with it, but I really loved it.
Now with all my side talking, I better get to the point. Johto is in my opinion definitely the best region. It brought forth Ho-oh, one of my absolute favourite legendaries, with its great design, and it's really good in battle too. I remember being jealous at first when Ho-oh was the version legendary for Gold, which was the version my brother got, however I got to love Lugia much more than I've ever liked Ho-oh. It's still a pretty great Pokémon though, and definitely good for the team. I also really like Entei's design, and it's role in the third movie, though I can't say much for how it is in-battle. I only ever caught Suicune out of the 3 dogs, so never actually got to use it. Though even with that, I'll still have to put Johto as the best region for Fire legendaries, simply because the two you're able to catch are amazing.
Can't say much for Fourth or Fifth generation though, as I've never really played them.
Welcome to the club!
That was a great response. Sorry, but Groudon isn't a Fire-Type. However, it is quite a common mistake, so don't worry!
Onto discussing the Current Topic: I got to agree with Olli, Ho-Oh is definitely useful. It could even wield a strong moveset like Heat Wave/Sacred Fire, Sky Attack, Solarbeam and Dragon Pulse. Lugia is better at Defending in my opinion, but like other Fire-Types, Ho-Oh is just plain powerful with Physical/Special Moves. But of course, using Fire Arceus would just be boring, since you've wielded one of the forms of the shouldn't-be strongest Pokemon. Moltres wasn't THAT bad in my opinion, but I believe it could be better at wielding more moves, such as Status Moves such as Recover, so it actually makes sense that Moltres is based off of a phoenix, a mythical species that is able to recover themselves after getting burnt.
Then, in Unova, they had Reshiram. I don't know much about this legendary so I could not say much. I would imagine it being quite strong and that is does have a good moveset. Or else it wouldn't be a good legendary, would it? But anyways, since it is part Dragon and Fire Types, the majority of the time it wouldn't even need to worry about anything. The only problems that ever occur is if the enemy has a part Steel and Water/Fire/Anything that Fire is resistant against and has a great Special Defense. Like said before, even though I never really know it that much, it surely has something that gives it a sharp advantage against another Pokemon, like a GREAT moveset with elemental moves which all try to hit the foe for Super Effective damage anyway. That's what pretty much most Dragon-Type legendaries such as Rayquaza or Dialga can do anyway!
I'd say Johto is also the best at Fire Legendaries! After all, Ho-Oh are usually hard to get past because of it's great Attacking skills and because of it's not just great, but AWESOME Special Defending skills. Also, it is part of the type that can deal 5X damage, so that adds to the already-awesome features of Ho-Oh. It would defeat any Pokemon that would usually defeat it easily with moves that Ho-Oh is weak to.
@Olli: XD I'm just thinking of a bunch of events right now, but August's is only in... WHAT?! 8 days... Gotta get thinkin' then!
@Everyone: Try not to get confused, Groudon is not a Fire-type, it's a Ground-Type.