Pokemon Ruby Evolution Chart

Pokemon - Rattata | Raticate

2009-01-14T04:52:00.000-08:00

Rattata

Raticate

Pokemon Chart
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Evolution stage: Rattata - Raticate
Catalyst: L.1 - L.20
Pokemon type: NRM
Attack types: -
Attacks: -
Vulnerable attack: -

Pokemon - Pidgey | Pidgeotto | Pidgeot

2009-01-14T04:39:00.000-08:00

Pidgey

Pidgeotto

Pidgeot

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Evolution stage: Pidgey - Pidgeotto - Pidgeot
Catalyst: L.18 - L.36
Pokemon type: NRM/FLY
Attack types: GRS,FTG,BUG
Attacks: flying
Vulnerable attack: GRS,FTG,BUG

Pokemon - Weedle | Kakuna | Beedrill

2009-01-14T04:30:00.000-08:00

Weedle

Kakuna

Beedrill

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Evolution stage: Weedle - Kakuna - Beedrill
Catalyst: L.7 - L.10
Pokemon type: BUG/PSN
Attack types: GRS,PSY,BUG
Attacks: psychic/poison/Bug
Vulnerable attack: GRS,PSN,FLY,FTG,PSN

Pokemon - Caterpie | Metapod | Butterfree

2009-01-14T04:17:00.000-08:00

Caterpie

Metapod

Butterfree

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Evolution stage: Caterpie - Metapod - Butterfree
Catalyst: L.7 - L.10
Pokemon type: BUG/FLY
Attack types: GRS,PSY,BUG
Attacks: psychic/poison/grass
Vulnerable attack: GRS,PSN,FLY

Pokemon - Squirtle | Wartortle | Blastoise

2009-01-14T04:05:00.000-08:00

Squirtle

Wartortle

Blastoise

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Evolution stage: Squirtle - Wartortle - Blastoise
Catalyst: L.16 - L.36
Pokemon type: WTR
Attack types: FIR,GRD,ROCK
Attacks: water
Vulnerable attack: FIR,GRD,RCK

Pokemon - Charmander | Charmeleon | Charizard

2009-01-14T03:52:00.000-08:00

Charmander

Charmeleon

Charizard

Pokemon Chart

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Evolution stage: Charmander - Charmeleon - Charizard
Catalyst: L.16 - L.36
Pokemon type: FIR
Attack types: GRS,ICE,BUG
Attacks: fire
Vulnerable attack: GRS,ICE,BUG

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Raticate

2009-01-14T03:38:00.000-08:00

Raticate is a normal type Pokemon, which means it has no real assets. On the negative side, it has the same disadvantages annoying, you can use if you are against many types normal. Normal techniques like Hyper Fang and tools are weak against the rock types and can not hit Ghost Pokemon at all. Yes, it's true. These attacks are by Ghosts as they do not even exist. On the defensive, a good fight as Hitmonlee Pokemon can take an equal footing in Normal Pokemon in no time.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Rattata

2009-01-14T03:34:00.000-08:00

Rattata is a normal type Pokemon, which means it has no real assets. On the downside, they are cursed with three annoying drawbacks, you can use if you are against many types normal. Normal techniques like Hyper Fang and tools are weak against the rock types and can not hit Ghost Pokemon at all. Yes, it's true. These attacks are by Ghosts as they do not even exist. On the defensive, a good fight as Hitmonlee Pokemon can take an equal footing in Normal Pokemon in no time. Remember that when you go against Rattata or simply to use a more powerful Basic Pokemon Attack higher stats.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Pidgeot

2009-01-14T03:30:00.000-08:00

If you're thinking what to teach Pidgeot, focus on the movements of flight. Fly is always a good choice, as is Wing Attack. You want to spend May Sky Attack, though. It is a powerful attack, but it takes a tour of preparation.

Ground attacks can not hit Flying Pokemon, but beware of the earth / rock types. Slide Rock and Rock Throw, the only two Rock techniques in the game, are very effective against Flying Pokemon like Pidgeot. But the fastest way to fly Pokemon is to use a Pokemon Electric.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Pidgeotto

2009-01-14T03:28:00.001-08:00

If you're wondering what to teach Pidgeotto, focus on the movements of flight. Fly is always a good choice, as is Wing Attack. You want to spend May Sky Attack, though. It is a powerful attack, but it takes a tour of preparation.

Ground attack can not hit Flying Pokemon, but beware of the earth or rock types. Slide Rock and Rock Throw, the only two Rock techniques in the game, are very effective against Flying Pokemon as Pidgeotto. But the fastest way to fly Pokemon is to use a Pokemon Electric. There is virtually no way of equality in flight-type winner emerges a battle lightning.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Pidgey

2009-01-14T03:21:00.001-08:00

If you're wondering what to teach Pidgey, focus on the movements of flight. Fly is always a good choice, as is Wing Attack. You want to spend May Sky Attack, though. It is a powerful attack, but it takes a tour of preparation.

Ground attacks can not hit Flying Pokemon, but beware of the earth or rock types. Slide Rock and Rock Throw, the only two Rock techniques in the game, are very effective against Flying Pokemon like Pidgey. But the fastest way to fly Pokemon is to use a Pokemon Electric. There is virtually no way of equality in flight clear winner type of combat flash.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Beedrill

2009-01-14T03:13:00.000-08:00

This is a very good choice against Grass Pokemon Poison and its attacks both against the Bugs. But since there are so few useful Bug Pokemon in this game, you probably should play its Bug nature. Pin missile is a good technical bugs so make sure to use against Psychic, Poison or Grass types. If you happen to fight against a Beedrill, remember this is not a type of flight. Do not use electricity. Use fire, theft or attacks Rock

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Kakuna

2009-01-14T03:10:00.000-08:00

Kakuna is not really good for the battle. It is simply an intermediate state cocoon that eventually evolves into a decent Bug Pokemon. Yet what could be more humiliating than to beat an opponent with a human Kakuna? Poison Sting working against Grass and Bug Pokemon - so use it to poison your opponent, Harden and repeat again and again to drive your opponent nuts. When fighting against a Kakuna, simply burn it to a crisp with a Pokemon Fire. It will not much of the fight because of his attacks and is suitable for the fight against this type.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Weedle

2009-01-14T03:08:00.001-08:00

There is not much room for tactics and technique using a Weedle in the battle. The best thing you can do is not use to fight and change Beedrill as quickly as possible. When fighting a Weedle, hit it with just a single fire, theft or Psychic Rock attack. But beware of the sharp stinger on its head.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Butterfree

2009-01-14T03:04:00.001-08:00

Butterfree is very resistant to the fighting, attacks on the ground and grass, but care must be taken to Rock, fire and electrical attacks, among others. The biggest mistake people make when the fight is Butterfree of error for a type Venomoth as poison or a Psychic Pokemon. That is exactly what it looks like - Flying Bug, and as such it can be easily removed to lightning or ice attacks, as well as fire or poison. As it has no very strong defenses, Butterfree should all be on the evolving situation attacks. Therefore, it is a very good start in fighting Pokemon. Put your opponent to sleep or paralyze, and then switch to a Pokemon with strong attacks.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Metapod

2009-01-14T02:55:00.000-08:00

Metapod esteem in all of non-violence and the ideology exercising its right to be a pacifist pod. All they can do is to harden its shell. That's it. Do not take a wild Metapod. Rather, a Caterpie evolve into a Metapod and you'll at least have something to do while you're hammered by your opponent.

Like all types of Bug, Metapod hate Fire, Poison, Rock and Flying attacks, but it will not be a chance against the other attackers, either. What a waste of Power.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Caterpie

2009-01-14T02:51:00.000-08:00

This little Bug Pokemon only two technical tools and String Shot, and he can not learn new until it evolves. String Shot decrease your opponent's speed - but what good is that if you can not follow up with a good attack. Tackle just not cut it. Fortunately, there is a reason to take a Caterpie. You evolve into a Butterfree. A Butterfree raised the small track is generally much stronger than a Butterfree raised from a Metapod.

If you use a Caterpie in the battle? No, only if you get enough experience points to move it. What should you do when you go to a Caterpie? Laugh out loud, then pull out almost any Pokemon you can find. For a devastating hit, fire, Poison or Rock Pokemon or highlight any of your birds

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Blastoise

2009-01-13T08:00:00.000-08:00

It is difficult to believe that the gun-toting super-turtle evolved early Squirtle, is not it? His stats are quite strong even if it is still lacking in the very important ministry of speed.

You must use Blastoise against fire, soil and Rock opponents. If you're worried that Hydro Pump is not reliable enough, teach HM 03 - Surf. May you also want to add non-moving water, like Blizzard or Dig Earthquake and to give it a wider range. When confronted with a fast, the high-level opponent, it's a good idea to slow down first (for example, using an electric Pokemon equipped Thunder Wave), then follow up with the devastating attacks Blastoise. Blastoise's Achilles heel is obviously the weakness of its electric attacks. So if you are against a powerful Blastoise, to use a fast Electric type like Jolteon or Voltorb or type of grass, if you have not the last.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Wartortle

2009-01-13T07:55:00.000-08:00

Wartortle is a bit of a Pokemon teenager. It is stuck in this phase a little awkward, with lots of promise for the future, but nothing really looks right at the moment. Fortunately, Wartortle stats are pretty good, especially compared with Ivysaur and Charmeleon. Water Gun remains its best start to move, but you could also consider teaching surfing and some non-water moves as Blizzard Dig and give it a wider range.

As with Squirtle, Wartortle use against fire, soil and Rock opponents for the best effect. If you happen to go against an electric or Grass type (and you do not have a Pokemon to move to the left), use to escape the search of the first attack and cause harm. Like all types of water, it can not last long in a battle against the Thunder or Grass Pokemon, so when you are attacked a Wartortle Thunder use Electric or any other attacks to hit out at once.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Squirtle

2009-01-13T07:48:00.000-08:00

Squirtle hands is the best start in Pokemon Blue-Red, mainly because of the abundance of ground in the Pokemon games. Its attack stats are equal with Bulbasaur and with the exception of speed, the swing and Grass Fire-Poison counterparts on all counts. He learned his last and most powerful technical level 42, so it's a good idea to wait for developments in Wartortle until the last possible moment.

Use Squirtle against fire, soil and Rock opponents for the best, but it can hold its own against the types of ice (at least on the defensive side of things). The lesson to HM 03 - Surf is a no-head, but you may also want to consider adding non-water moves as Blizzard Dig and give it a wider range. In an emergency, Dig Squirtle could help get at least a touchdown on an opponent-type power. Squirtle does not last long in a battle against the Thunder or Grass Pokemon. Thunder Electric or any other attacks usually hit it at once.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Charizard

2009-01-13T07:35:00.002-08:00

All three starting Pokémon Blue-Red have two developments, but Charizard is a bit special compared to others. For one, it actually learns his technique before the pre-evolution Charmeleon learns. But the most important thing is not a simple fire. Once Charizard Charmeleon evolves, it becomes a double flight-fire type. Although it makes it even more versatile, it also opens Charizard to a new list of weaknesses. Note that Charizard can learn HM 02 - Fly in Pokemon Yellow (and Stadium), but not in blue -red. Since this is the only control technology, it is best to make sure she learns it.

Charizard Bug is a killer, so be sure to use against the Scythians, Parasect and co. When fighting against a Charizard, remember that the type of its dual nature, it is sensitive to a number of techniques, including electrical, ice, water, soil and Rock. The best way is to attack the standard electric, water and soil, as the techniques of Thunder Surf or hitting, he quickly (attention to soil the technique you use, though. Dig does not work against the Flying Pokemon). A good high-level technical Charizard users who are also high against the opponents is to use fire in cooperation with potentially change the status of technology as toxic or Flamethrower. You know the year: First, poison or burn your opponent, and then continues the use Fire Spin to drain the HP of the enemy Pokemon. You can also use Fly to drag the duration of the battle and cause more damage caused by poison or Burn.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Charmeleon

2009-01-13T07:32:00.000-08:00

Charmeleon is simply a more pumped from Charmander. His stats are still unable to get closer to Wartortle and Ivysaur, but it is just as fast as ever. Charmander as it learns Ember, a very useful attack, at 9. Remember that you are better Charmander Charmeleon evolving as late as possible he learned the technique level 46. With regard to heavy metals and MC go, Charmeleon is capable of learning the same thing Charmander, as the rest, Swift, Dig, Dragon Rage, Seismic Toss, toxic, and so on.

When fighting against Charmeleon, remember that it can not last long against water, soil or Rock Pokemon. Stay away from the fire, Grass, ice and Bug Pokemon and attack techniques of water and soil, as Surf Dig it out or to strike quickly. A good high-level technical Charmeleon users who are also high against the opponents is to use fire in cooperation with potentially change the status of technology as toxic or Flamethrower. You know the year: First, poison or burn your opponent, and then continues the use Fire Spin to drain the HP of the enemy Pokemon.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Venusaur

2009-01-13T07:23:00.000-08:00

Venusaur is an evolved Ivysaur - can go much higher statistics, but has the same strengths and weaknesses. It is a dual type of grass / poison Pokemon, and therefore can be very strong against water, dirt and rock Pokemon, but it has many shortcomings that it is not a good choice when the fight competent human players. If you are planning your Ivysaur evolve into a Venusaur remember going to learn some of their best moves, such as dust and Solar beam sleep much later than in its unevolved state - to wait until the last possible moment with the evolution. Some good techniques that can teach your Venusaur are toxic, rest and Mega Drain.

The fact that this is a dual rate Venusaur left open to all kinds of attacks. If you're against a Venusaur, remember that fire, ice, Flying, Bug, and psychological make every Pokemon exceptionally well against. While the damage caused by moves like psychic is not as high as when using it against a kind of pure poison, is to remove immediately all but the largest Venusaurs. The same is true with fire, ice and flying techniques. Just do not use water, electric, grass or against Fighting Pokemon and you can not lose.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Ivysaur

2009-01-13T07:16:00.000-08:00

All about Bulbasaur also applies to Ivysaur - that can only get much higher than the statistics of the unevolved predecessor. It is a dual type of grass / poison Pokemon, and therefore can be very strong against water, dirt and rock Pokemon, but it has many shortcomings that it is not a good choice when the fight competent human players. If you are planning to move its Bulbasaur a Ivysaur remember going to learn some of their best moves, such as dust and Solar beam sleep much later than in its unevolved state - to wait until the last possible moment evolution. Some good techniques that can teach your Ivysaur are toxic, rest and Mega Drain.

The fact that this is a dual rate Ivysaur left open to all kinds of attacks. When a battle Ivysaur remember that fire, ice, Flying, Bug, and psychological make every Pokemon exceptionally well against Ivysaur and its evolution, Venusaur. While the damage caused by moves like psychic is not as high as when using it against a kind of pure poison, usually does the trick and beat Ivysaur in a coup. The same is true with fire, ice and flying techniques. Just do not use water, electric, grass or against Fighting Pokemon and you can not lose.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Charmander

2009-01-13T07:04:00.000-08:00

Charmander is a great start for the election Red - Blue players, and he is one of the first yellow Pokemon Fire gets too. Despite having the lowest since statistics trio, Squirtle and Bulbasaur exceeds both in terms of speed. In addition, learn Ember, a very useful attack, from the beginning. You are better Charmander evolving into Charmeleon as late as possible to learn its latest technical level 46. As far as translation memories and HMS go Charmander can learn techniques such as relaxation, Swift, Cave, Dragon Rage, Seismic Toss, toxic, and more.

Like all Fire Pokemon, Charmander has problem when the fight against water, dirt and rock Pokemon. If you're against Charmander, stay away from fire, grass, ice and bug Pokemon and attack with the techniques of water and earth as Surf or call Dig out quickly.

Tips For Pokemon Ruby | Bulbasaur

2009-01-13T06:10:00.000-08:00

As one of the three starter Pokemon blue-red, Bulbasaur is the first Pokemon many players will never use. If it could be argued that Squirtle is much better from the outset, Bulbasaur also has its advantages. It is a dual-type Grass / Poison Pokemon and can therefore be very strong against Water, Soil and Rock Pokemon - the more it defends well against the types of grass. Unfortunately, many advantages are Bulbasaur has eroded further weaknesses.w hich leads to this type, you must use in the fight against Bulbasaur.

The fact that this is a double standard Bulbasaur leaves open to all types of attacks. Fire, ice, theft, Bug, and conduct all Psychic Pokemon exceptionally well against Bulbasaur and its evolutions. While the damage inflicted by the blows as Psychic is not as high as when using pure poison against a type, it usually does the case and to strike Bulbasaur in one fell swoop. The same goes for the fire, ice and piloting technique. Just do not use water, electric, or Grass fight against Pokemon against it, and you can not lose.

Pokemon - Bulbasaur | Ivysaur | Venusaur

2009-01-13T04:35:00.000-08:00

Bulbasaur

Ivysaur

Venusaur

Pokemon Chart

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Evolution stage: Bulbasaur - Ivysaur - Venusaur
Catalyst: L.16 - L.32
Pokemon type: GRS/PSN
Attack types: WTR,GRD,RCK,BUG
Attacks: Grass
Vulnerable attack: WTR,GRD,RCK