Flareon vs. Typhlosion
One of my local nests just flipped to Cyndaquil.
Is Typhlosion worth chasing? Evidently, it can get Ember/Overheat. Or is it just a pale substitute for the easy-to-get Flareon (Like Blastoise/Vaporeon)?
I'll probably get one anyway to fill out the Pokedex, it's just a matter of whether I try to chase a good one with an optimal moveset.
Also annoyed at that nest. Was a swinub nest for the past two weeks, visited several times, evolved 8 Piloswine, and didn't get one with PowderSnow/Avalanche...
Answers
It's a cool mon and there's a nest near you so why not?
Also about that "easy-to-get Flareon":
Recently, I evolved 30 high level Eevees to get a Flareon with Fire Spin/Overheat. 3/4 became Vaporeon or Jolteon and the Flareons that I got didn't have the ideal move set. Not a single one has Overheat.
I agree, Flareon itself is kinda easy to get but you really need that RNGesus on your side twice - once to get a Flareon and a second time to get the ideal move set. RiP me (and RiP you with those Piloswines).
Well that's my best the 2nd gen mon I have. I didn't have quite good 2nd gens mons yet except that. I managed to get a 97% Cinda and a lot fo them and I played on the Plaza for 2-3hs with the Berries for extra candy and now I have a Typhlosion with Ember/Overheat 1800cp and it's pretty good against grass. In fact Ember is faster than Fire Spin. My Flareon 2200cp have Fire spin but is slower and when fighting exeggcutor he might use solar beam before I use Overheat so ..
It's a good pokemon yeah jajajaja looks good also and I'm boored of seeing all the same pokemon over and over again in the gyms..
