Remember who?

Who tf is Airwrecka

@@MaxiemumKarnage Eurekah? :D

Is she really that forgettable?

*Earacheka....lol

Poor birb, a casualty of gen 1's "balance"

What I don't understand is the reason he didn't evolve it from Pidgey until like level 28

@@HannibalKantter Pidgey learns wing attack faster unevolved. He talked about that before the fighting type gym

What I don’t understand is why he didn’t switch his full HP Kangaskong into Arcanine instead of saving Miltank. Kong definitely could’ve taken 2 non crit flamethrowers

Geez spoilers!

Same Jrose is so cool his vids are awesome

Right?

sorry only 13 days remain

A finger curls on the monkey's paw.

@@liber5964 it's the 340th day of christmas.....

Oh my gosh yes! You are preaching to the choir! I’ve soooo spoiled this month as my favorite content creator and SimpleAJ have been producing an awesome video ever day! I’m not sure I am gonna be able to cope once it’s over.

Hopefully life is worth living without pokemon videos.

This one was edited by Andrew!

Scotts thoughts was uploading daily too so much content last month 🫡

@@everquestonline1600 exactly my thoughts as well

Are you Homelander

Actually editors. This isn't edited by AJ.. never knew you had more then one editor and yourself

@@JohnSmith-rr3jt well, I am currently watching the boys, I'll give you that

@@gamermanzeake And considering ghosts barely existed and are weak to earthquake, fighting as a type was garbage, normals often get quite good stats and movepools to make up for their "normalness" and steel types to resist them also didn't exist in gen 1, there's a reason why normal types were the second kings of gen 1 after psychic. Ironically, the first gym will probably the biggest absolute brick wall of the entire run since afterwards, all the advantages I mentioned roll in and you can pick up water gun/bubblebeam to deal with rocks from then on right next in mt. moon and Cerulean. But fighting Brock with a level 14 Rattata, Pidgey and Spearow sounds like absolute hell lol. Same reason I'd never do a grasslocke in GSC since trying to fight Falkner with a level 9 Chikorita, Bellsprout and Hoppip and only being able to bolster that with a Paras and evolving Chikorita into Bayleef for Bugsy sounds even worse.

Editor in the comments 😯

@@amberhernandez 👀

Bro don't its a scam

Strong agree, I prefer seeing how Jrose did it to being told how you could do it.

He's great right!?

In Competitive, yes. The question is: is this also true in single-player? And, seeing as Kanto is the only place in GSC you can catch a Snorlax, the other question is: does Snorlax provide a meaningful advantage compared to other Pokémon on the team already against Red (and *MAYBE* against Blue)? Side note: do make sure to report the Scammer/Spammer if you haven't done so already.

@@AhsimNreiziev yes, it has better stats than any other Pokémon on his team and several options for sets

@@fightingfitz214 -You're not taking into consideration Type- -Advantage, which is key for getting STAB- -Super Effective moves against the hardest- -trainer in the game.- Sorry, it's been a few weeks. I forgot this was a Normal-Type only Nuzlocke we were talking about. My bad. My other points still stand though. You're also not taking into consideration the time it would take to get those move sets you're talking about. For example, if you want to give Snorlax Hyper Beam, one of its strongest moves, you/JRose would need to pay 7500 coins at the Celadon Game Corner, which is a LONG grind. Finally, you're also not considering the time it would take to level Snorlax up to a level where he/she/it would be significantly stronger than the Pokémon already on JRose's team. It's still possible that Snorlax would be a superior choice, but the analysis is more complex than you think, and it's an analysis you'll have to make (and make properly) if you want to successfully argue that JRose should have gone with Snorlax.

@@AhsimNreiziev curse/return + rest/sleep talk being a moveset that can solo no even needing rest/sleep talk if u want other optoins

@@AhsimNreiziev I'm pretty sure that just on the way to beating all the Kanto gym leaders, a level 50 Snorlax is a mandatory encounter. But he didn't even mention it in the video, and if he was worried about it being decently high level compared to his party then he has the Master Ball.

I know Snorlax is the strongest Pokémon (by far) in Gen 2 Competitive, but remember that single-player runs aren't the same thing as Competitive Pokémon. And, since Red (and *MAYBE* Blue) is the only Trainer that matters against which you could even conceivably use Snorlax (as Snorlax only appears in Kanto in Gen 2), the *real* question is: does Snorlax provide any significant advantage against Red's Pokémon that other Pokémon (like, say, Miltank or Blissey) don't provide? Also, on a completely different note: do make sure to report the Spammer/Scammer if you haven't already.

It's only in kanto, so you'd only really get it for blue and red. You might as well use the pokemon you've already got

The month of jrose is my favourite month

There was a level 3 rattata he uses as fodder

This just reminds me that he doesn't name his Pokémon, and that's one of the core rules of a nuzlocke 😭

This

Hard agree. Watching Jrose11 figure out what works and his narration of that is the best.

After hearing Jrose mention that Tauros kept losing in the lighthouse, I instantly thought the runs aren't legit, I.e he saves before each battle to ensure the run continues. Upon reading this comment, I wholeheartedly agree. Jrose used confuse ray

Gaaaaayyy!!

He was too busy walkin

@@emblemblade9245 That is a very cute gif~