Often called "The Desert Spirit," Flygon's wings can produce a singing sound when they flap. With surprisingly balanced stats that favor Attack and Speed, three resistances, and two immunities, Flygon becomes a valuable team member in multiple generations.
Beware of its quad weakness to Ice, though, as it can bring it down rather fast. Its hide is partially covered by orange rocks that make it seem as though it is using some sort of protective gear. Its Special stats and Speed are terrible, though, and it has two quad weaknesses to the incredibly common Water and Grass types.
Rhyperior can be a great addition to any team so long as the player knows how to properly utilize it. It has the ability to curl up into a ball and roll around like a wheel, making it ten times cooler. In this form, it is so strong it can tackle down an entire house. Donphan's design incorporates elements of adult elephants and tire treads, creating a unique and rampaging creature unlike any other in the games.
They're not only incredibly strong with their healthy and balanced stats, but they're also easily obtainable thanks to male and female Nidoran's commonality in early game routes. Nidoking is more of an attacker with a focus on Speed, while Nidoqueen is a tank with increased HP.
Introduced in Generation II as one of the most prominent members of the newly-introduced and overpowered Steel type, Steelix evolves from Onix when traded holding a Metal Coat. A giant snake made up of steel-like rocks, Steelix is tremendously intimating and actually has the power to back it up. Almost all veteran trainers know that one of the most frustrating dual-types to run into is the water and ground pairing.
The reason for this is that most people don't take the grass-type starter which means they're stuck fighting through a defensive brick wall with the likes of Seismitoad or Swampert.
Visually Swampert also happens to look like a force that isn't worth messing with. It can win battles on land or by sea. This gargantuan beast has an ancient history in the franchise and wall paintings from over 10, years ago showcase this tusked mammoth.
It is a defensive powerhouse that can stand its ground and also pack a punch as well. The dual-typing of ice and ground allows it to learn a wide variety of moves which also include the typings of rock, steel, psychic, normal, and fighting. For just being a rock-type, Onix found a strong fan base since the design of the giant rock serpent was cool.
The assumption was that it was going to be a more powerful rock-type, but it turns out it would be the poster child for the new steel-type. Steelix took everything great about Onix's design and made it edgier, which in turn made it cooler for a generation of year-olds. It also happens to be ground-type which rounds out its skills and doesn't leave it as a one-dimensional fighter. Landorus is amazing for a multitude of reasons, including its excellent typing, offensive capabilities, and diverse moveset.
Where are some good Ground type pokemon? I am about to go against Elesa. I am in Nimbassa City, and in dire need of help to get a Ground type pokemon. Please help! User Info: mutigerfan1. Top Voted Answer. You can get a Trapinch in the desert resort. User Info: Cloudvp. Personally, I like using Krookodile, and Excadrill. Your browser's cookies are disabled.
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