The Pokemon Race Version 4.3

[CF1994]

17.

It has very good Sp. Atk, although it can only get you so far with power creep.

 

[FeraligatrMaster]

18.

Maybe it would've been better in an earlier generation?

 

[XNaut]

19

Clawitzer can travel at nearly 70 miles an hour when it propels itself by shooting water from the back of its claw.

 

[FeraligatrMaster]

20.

Clawitzer is safe, Helioptile is next.

10.

 

[XNaut]

11

It can create its own energy and thrive without food in its desert home.

 

[FeraligatrMaster]

12.

It's cute.

 

[XNaut]

13

It is the only non grass type Pokemon that evolves by using a sun stone.

 

[FeraligatrMaster]

14.

It was revealed in May 2013 along with Fletchling, Gogoat, and Pancham. Back then, Helioptile interested me the least. But now, I like it.

 

[Hyzenthlay]

15

To me, Helioptile is one of the cutest Pokémon out there!! I just adore the little guy—almost as much as Shinx! ♥

 

[FeraligatrMaster]

16.

If you want to play through Kalos with only Kalos Pokemon, Helioptile is a good choice.

 

[XNaut]

17

Its ability to learn Surf may be a reference to the common basilisk, a reptile capable of running on water for short distances.

 

[FeraligatrMaster]

18.

If you already have a physical Water type, and you don't want to train another Water type, then training a Helioptile is a good idea.

 

[XNaut]

19

It's cute.

 

[Meadow]

20.

ERIKITERU!! It's so cute⁠—I loved seeing it in the anime! And now it's saved! <33333333333

 

[Sorviknight]

Alright, for Heliolisk, I'll add one point.

11.

 

[XNaut]

12

Heliolisk can generate sufficient electricity to power a skyscraper, simply by flaring open its frill.

 

[FeraligatrMaster]

13.

Heliolisk has a decent amount of coverage moves, like Surf, Dark Pulse, and Dragon Pulse.

 

[XNaut]

14

Its electric energy can be used to stimulates its muscles, which boosts the strength in its legs.

 

[Meadow]

15.

Heliolisk brings back very fond memories of watching XY, hehe! ❤

 

[XNaut]

16

Heliolisk also resembles the sun itself when viewed from the front.