10 Pokemon We Want To See In The Scarlet & Violet DLC
Who is the Pokemon you want to see in Scarlet and Violet? These are some of the ones we have.
There are 1010 Pokemon from nine generations, which makes it hard to put them all in one game. Scarlet and Violet came out with less than half, with a total of 400 pages. Some of the cuts were probably necessary, but fans always want to see more.
With the new DLCs, you can see old Pokemon that didn’t make it into the main game. We think that some Pokemon should be catchable in the new games, whether it’s a personal favorite, a project we want to finish, or an old friend we’d like to see in the new style.
Bulbasaur And Squirtle
Charmander is very famous, and that has been enough to get it a special place in games in recent years. Squirtle and Bulbasaur, on the other hand, have not had nearly as much joy.
Even though they aren’t as popular as Charmander, they still have fans who would love to see them show up in the DLCs. What do the cutest turtle and cutest plant have to do to get the attention of the people who made the game? Give them a chance to shine. All of the starters are important to the fans, but the gen one stars are especially important. Let them show what they can do.
Cubone And Marowak
Cubone is a cute little Pokemon that has a sad past and a great way to change. Whether it’s in its normal form or its Alolan form, Marowak is a powerful Pokemon. Both of those things are missing from Scarlet and Violet.
Marowak’s moves that it learns on its own aren’t very impressive, but it can also learn TM moves like Ice Beam, Earthquake, and Flamethrower, which are all very powerful attacks. If you want to catch your opponent off guard, use a Fire-type move on a Ground-type Pokemon. They will never guess it.
Sirfetch’d
Farfetch’d was a gen one Pokemon that was boring and easy to forget. Sirfetch’s was possibly the most surprising Pokemon to get an evolution later on, but boy, did it deliver. Even if you didn’t like its wide range of moves, you had to admire the way it held its leek-sword and carried itself.
This brave fighting bird has a lot more to offer, and the new generation of Pokemon still has more to learn from it. In general, it’s always a good thing to have more Pokemon with swords.
Aegislash
Pokemon with swords or who are swords themselves. Who is fussy? Aegislash can change between a shield form and a sword form based on the moves it is using. It’s a Steel/Ghost type, which makes it rare. Only Honedge, Doublade, and Gholdengo are also Steel/Ghost types.
It might not be the best choice for your team, but the fact that it has two types and a unique look make it stand out. And if you train and fight Aegislash in the right way, you can make it a surprising KO machine.
Alcremie
Generation 8 brought some new ways to evolve, and Alcremie is likely one of the best examples. Its first form, Milcery, will change into one of nine forms when it is holding a certain type of sweet. Its look depends on the type of sweet it is holding, the time of day, how long the trainer spins, and whether the spin is clockwise or counterclockwise.
It’s a little hard, but the Alcremie you get out of it is worth it. It even has its own special move, called “Decorate.” It’s unique in a lot of ways.
Chandelure
Chandelure is from the same generation as Trubbish and other unpopular Pokemon, so it often gets lumped in with them.
That tends to overlook some of its best qualities, like the fact that it is one of only eight Pokemon that can be both Ghost and Fire types. It has a very high Special Attack and can have the Infiltrator Hidden Ability. This lets it get past obstacles (like Protect) and attack its enemies. Its style is also pretty cool. Don’t you want a chandelier that’s haunted?
Butterfree
Even though bug-type Pokemon may have gotten better over time, Butterfree is still one of our favorites. It can also learn many different moves from TMs, making it a bit like a Swiss army knife.
Butterfree was a bit popular when it was one of Ash’s first Pokemon, but since then, it’s been mostly forgotten. Even people who kept Caterpie long enough to let it evolve to its highest level quickly sold Butterfree for a stronger Pokemon from later in Drift Boss. But people who have played for a long time have grown to like the butterfly Pokemon, and it would be great if it came back in generation nine.
Excadrill
If you know what you’re doing, Excadrill can be a big surprise.Speedrunners use it as their main character in runs of Pokemon Shield, where it easily beats the other characters.
Even in relaxed runs, the moves it has learned on its own are deadly. It learns Dig, Drill Run, and Earthquake at level 34. Each of these moves has an attack power of 80 or more and a hit rate of 95 or 100. It also learns Swords Dance, which boosts its attack, and at level 58, it learns Fissure.This move has a very low hit rate, but it kills right away.
Overall, Excadrill would really shake things up for Scarlet and Violet.
Tyranitar
You have to work hard to get Tyranitar. Larvitar will change into Pupitar at level 30, and Pupitar will change into Tyranitar at level 55. This makes Larvitar one of the Pokemon with the highest level that can still evolve. It takes a lot of work, but the end evolution is worth the work.
Tyranitar was available for a short time in Tera Raids, but that’s not the same as getting a Larvitar and training it to be the Pokemon you want. People who like to raise Pokemon and carefully choose their moves and IVs should be able to use their skills here.
Furfrou
This cute dog Pokemon isn’t in any Switch game, which makes it hard for people to make Living Dexes. Even though this Normal-type Pokemon might not be the most interesting, completionists all over the world would probably cry with joy if they could finally get it into Pokemon Home and get one step closer to having all 1010 Pokemon in their Dexes.
It may not be a surprising choice for your competitive team, but Furfrou is a good boy, and good boys deserve to finally be in a Switch game.
