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So we begin the 4th Generation of Grass Pokémon with 4 families...I don’t have much to say in the introduction, so I might as start right away.



Turtwig, Grotle and Torterra


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From Generation 2 onwards, there are very few additions of Poison-types each Generation, meaning the heyday of Poison-types are over and are now rarer than they were. In fact, the future games usually use Poison-types from the 1st Generation to spruce up the variety of Poison-types in those games. With that introduction out of the way, we shall get to the 4 different Poison-type Pokémon that’s shall be reviewed today.




Spinarak and Ariados
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We reached about halfway in the review of all the Grass-types, which seems very long to me despite having done only a few of these. Anyway, as I said in the last part of the review, Generation 3 seems like the golden age of Grass-types to me, and we shall look at the remaining choices that are in store. Let’s go!



Seedot, Nuzleaf and Shiftry

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It’s been a long time, but this is finally the last part of the Poison-types in Generation 1, home to most of the Poison-types. In this part, all the Poison-types that are not affected by Ground attacks are covered, so if you guessed that in the question of last review, congrats (not that anyone answered it, but still...)! With that said, let's get on with the last review on the Poison-types of Generation 1!


Zubat and Golbat

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I had some tasks settled, so I guess another review needs covering now, huh? Anyway, it’s Generation 3 time, and while it’s not exactly the Golden Age of Grass-type, I feel it’s so because the variety that it had at that time and their overall awesome factor feels like it. Let’s get started, shall we?


Treecko, Grovyle and Sceptile

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