The WEAKEST Pokemon In Every Game

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Prepare for a journey through the most underwhelming Pokemon in gaming history! We're diving deep into the weakest creatures that have graced Pokemon games, from Magikarp's uselessness to Unown's mysterious limitations. Get ready to cringe at these Pokemon that are more burden than blessing! Our countdown explores the most pathetic Pokemon across different generations, including Wurmple, Chingling, Woobat, and Rookidee, revealing why these creatures are the absolute worst additions to any trainer's team!

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Which Pokemon is your all-time least favorite? Let us know in the comments.

mojoplays
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"As for its' passive ability torrent, why does Quaxly have this?" Well... maybe cause all water starters have it?
"Catch it later"...
Either the best rage bait ever or the dumbest shit ever

francisship
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This was the WORST Pokemon list you have ever done. Rookidee and Quaxly do not suck! Your research does.

jamiewalsh
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why is Quaxly here? Tarountula also exists

Waluigi-pqdc
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Hidden power isn't based on the pokemon's type

theafricananerd
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Quick question.. Where do I catch a qaxwell in a normal playtrought.... Does mojo even play the game?

marvinmairena
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Itd be cool if at least one person who plays pokemon would've worked on this list,

Isamu
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For Gen VII, I would instead go with Cosmog AND its evolution Cosmoem. They are Legendary-tier Magikarps, atrocious stats, dismal movepools lacking meaningful offense, and extremely high evolution levels. The payoff of the cover Legendary is worth it, but it's more painful than Magikarp or even Feebas to get there.

browncoatkevin
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Dishonorable Mentions:
*Sunkern
-A base stat total of 180 made it the weakest pokemon statwise, until gen 7, when it would be beat by a pokemon with an even lower base stat total, Base Form Wishiwashi.
*Delibird
-It's Ice/Flying-typing makes it weak to a lot of common types. But then there's it's signature move, present. Basically, it's a gamble. It's damage is determined randomly, and there's a small chance that it can even heal the target. Plus, prior to Gen 7, it was the ONLY move it could learn normally, even after that, it only got one other move, Drill Peck, a fairly decent attack, but not enough to make it useful.
*Wynaut
*It can't learn any moves that can damage the opponent until level 15. That's also when it can evolve into Wobbuffet. And even still, I'd rather use someone else. Blissey is a better damage sponge due to its obscenely high HP, Hydreigon is a better attacker due to it's high stats and diverse movepool, and Bastiodon is a better wall and counter-attacker due to its high defenses and access to Sturdy and Metal Burst. Regardless, Wynaut and Wobbuffet are way too passive for me to use offensively, and if the enemy knows Taunt, you're basically screwed.
*Luvdisc
-It's stats and movepool aren't great and it can't even evolve even though there's a Pokémon in Gen 5 that could easily pass for one, Alomamola. The only thing it has going for it is that they're often holding heart scales, which can be exchanged for remembering moves.
*Regigigas
-OK, Regigigas actually has great stats and movepool, but... man, talk about an ability that ruins a Pokémon. To reflect it's long period of hibernation, Regigigas has the ability, Slow Start, which halves it's attack and speed stats for the first 5 turns in a battle. And this counter resets every time Regigigas is recalled or switched out. Now there are some ways to mediate this like hitting it with Gastro Acid or Skill Swap, but it wouldn't be until Gen 8 when Regigigas finally saw some use in double battles thanks to an unlikely ally, Galarian Weezing, whose signature Neutralizing Gas ability (which negates all pokemon abilities while the the user is in play) would wake up Regigigas like a pot of freshy-brewed coffee. (And yes, I know Slaking also has a similar problem with Truant, but that's not a legendary pokemon.)
*Pyukumuku
-Similar to Wynaut, it's methods of damaging the opponents are limited. Not even it's signature ability, Innards Out, is enough to save it, since that ability does damage equal to the amount of HP it had that turn before it was knocked out, meaning that if it had low HP before being KO'd or was knocked out by a bulky opponent, that ability was essentially wasted. And if the enemy knows Taunt, this thing is screwed.

andrewhaase
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Hmm... why does Quaxly has Torrent I wonder? Why not ask the other 8 Water Partner Pokémon?! 🤣

t-c_connor
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Did they seriously pick QUAXLY over so many weaker pokemon in this game

thelordshiro
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Quaxly is called the weakest Gen 9 Pokemon for having Torrent, really? Most water type starters have that ability from the moment you pick them like the Froakie and Sobble line and also where the F**k can you catch any of the Quaxly line in Gen 9, it's a starter pokemon only obtainable at the very begining of the game.

GymTrainerDavid
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Most annoying Pokemon in every game
Zubat (Red and Blue)
Miltank (Gold and Silver)
Tentacool (Ruby and Sapphire)
Garchomp (Diamond and Pearl)
Eelektross (Black and White)

grayshigami
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Uknown, Smergle, Magikarp these either have weak moves, they need to learn better moves, or need to evolve into something better

emiebex
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For Gen 7 I would have 100% gone with Wishiwashi. Sure, in it's school form it has a base-stat total of 620 with 140 in attack and special attack, a 130 in defense and a 135 in special defense but once its HP falls below half, it reverts back to its solo form which has the lowest base-stat total in the franchise at 175. And given that both schooling and solo forms have an abysmal base 45 HP stat Wishiwashi's schooling form isn't going to last very long (At least it didn't when I used it in a full playthrough of Moon version.) It was without a doubt one of the worst Pokemon I've used in a full playthrough

ExSharkV
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I'm gonna have to call BS for Quaxly. Not only can it learn some flying moves to cover its grass weakness (especially when you change its tera type to flying), but it gets Moxie for its hidden ability, which increases its attack stat every time it knocks out a Pokémon.

shadowwilkes
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I do not see any fully evolved Pokemon on the list. A lot of these are on this list for unfair reasons.

jamesmendonca
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A great fix to Unown would’ve been that hidden power deals double damage if it’s super effective. But only if Unown uses the move itself

MaestroMusicInc
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Complaining about Rookidee’s special stats is pretty much pointless because it’s proven to be a physical attack type.

michaelirazori
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Actually this list is filled with Magikarps lol

icefire