Okay, so I’ve been grinding away at Pokemon Shield, and let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride. I wanted to put together a tier list, you know, to sort out the real powerhouses from the, well, not-so-greats. I started this whole thing by diving deep into the game. I caught a ton of Pokemon, battled my heart out, and really got a feel for who’s who in the Galar region.
First off, I picked Scorbunny as my starter. Let me tell you, this little fire rabbit is a beast! It totally wrecked the first Gym, which is all Grass-types. Seriously, I just breezed through it with Scorbunny alone. This let me speed through the early game and get to the good stuff – catching more Pokemon and exploring new areas.
Then, I started looking at the heavy hitters, like Dragapult. This thing is insane! Its Speed and Attack stats are off the charts. I mean, 142 Speed and 120 Attack? Pair that with its awesome moves, and you’ve got a total monster on your hands. I spent hours training it up, making sure it was in top shape. And the effort definitely paid off during battles. Dragapult really help me a lot.
I also dug into those guides online, you know, the ones with all the details on movesets, natures, and EV spreads. I mean, who knew that picking the right nature could make such a difference? I spent a good chunk of time figuring out the best items to give each Pokemon. It’s like, you gotta get every little detail right if you want to be the best.
- Scorbunny: Total game-changer for the early game.
- Dragapult: An absolute powerhouse, a must-have for any team.
- Regieleki: I didn’t even know about this one until I really got into it. I stumbled upon Regieleki later on, and wow, this thing is fast. Master of speed is right! It’s a bit of a hidden gem, but once you get it, you’ll see what I mean.
I went through the whole Pokedex, looking at stats, figuring out who’s the strongest. It’s a lot to take in, but it’s worth it. After countless battles and a lot of research, I finally put together my tier list. It’s not just about who hits the hardest, it’s about who’s got the best overall package.
And, yeah, I thought about those Gym Leaders, like Bede, Nessa, and Raihan. They’re tough, no doubt. I trained my Pokemon hard to beat them, and it was a real challenge. They are maybe Galar’s Elite Four. But, hey, that’s what makes the game fun, right? I learned a lot from battling them, and it helped me figure out who the best Pokemon really are.
So, there you have it. My journey to creating the ultimate Pokemon Shield tier list. It was a lot of work, but totally worth it. Hope this helps some of you trainers out there. Happy battling!
