It may not be a shock to you but Dragon, Ghost, and Ice types are just a generally bad idea all together. And speaking of Geodude, a Ground type run would be another decent run thanks to the Nidorans being available fairly early on (just watch out for Water moves!). The Rock type actually has all its weaknesses covered thanks to the fossil Pokémon but you won’t be playing with a full unique team. If you’re patient, you can catch a Geodude at Mount Moon and do a Rock type run. Zapdos makes an Electric type run interesting but be prepared for low movepool diversity. There are tons of Water, Flying, and Poison Pokémon with great move diversity but watch out for their weaknesses.
Normal Pokémon can also learn a diverse array of special moves so you can teach them the likes of Surf, Ice Beam, and Thunderbolt to take down any foe that stands in your way.įrom Normal, we quickly fall into a range of types that range from pretty decent to meh. What’s more, you have a plethora of Flying/Normal Pokémon like Pidgeot, Dodrio, and Spearow that can protect you from fighters. Of course, you have Normal Pokémon available immediately at Route 1 like Rattata and Pidgey so right away you have yourself a team (good luck with Brock, though!). Iconic Pokémon like Snorlax, Jigglypuff, and Tauros are all found in these games. The Normal type had its heyday in Generation 1. Only Pokémon caught before the Elite Four are counted.If a Pokémon evolves to said type you may train it but evolve it ASAP.Once you capture your first Pokemon of that type, disregard any previous Pokemon on your team. You can only catch and train Pokémon of a certain type.But there’s still some good ones out there so let’s take a look! A low diversity and a low amount of available Pokémon make some types almost unplayable. And boy howdy the Kanto games are probably the most difficult and/or frustrating games in the main series for a Monotype Run. As mentioned before, a Monotype (or Single Type) Run in Pokémon is a playthrough where you only train a certain Pokémon type. With the quasi-remake of Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow, “Pokémon Let’s Go!,” coming out this year I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to write another Monotype Run article.
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