What is the strongest Gen 3 starter?

Best Gen 3 Starter: Mudkip Blaziken and Swampert are both excellent final evolutions, but the latter’s bulkier stats make it a bit more useful in the long run, particularly when playing Pokemon Emerald.

How many starter Pokemon are there in total?

21 Starter Pokémon families
Starter Pokémon, or Starters, are the Pokémon that players choose at the beginning of their Pokémon Brick Bronze adventure in Pokémon Lab, Mitis Town. There are 21 Starter Pokémon families in total, from all 7 regions in the main series games.

Which Pokemon are the best starters?

Popplio/Primarina. Reminiscent of Empoleon,Primarina bears a stat spread that lacks in Speed but favors Special Attack and Special Defense.

Charmander/Charizard. Classic Charmeleon morphs into the imposing Charizard,bearing an impressive BST that orients towards Special Attack and Speed.

Piplup/Empoleon.

Bulbasaur/Venusaur.

Mudkip/Swampert.

What is the best starter Pokemon in the world?

The best starter Pokemon is Bulbasaur. Though he may not be the strongest starter initially, he provides the best type diversity for your team and is a worthwhile time investment.

What is a list of all the starter Pokemon?

1) Torchic (Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald) 2) Froakie (Pokemon X & Y) 3) Cyndaquil (Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal) 4) Totodile (Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal) 5) Mudkip (Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald) 6) Piplup (Pokemon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum) 7) Bulbasaur (Pokemon Red & Blue) 8) Squirtle (Pokemon Red & Blue) 9) Charmander (Pokemon Red & Blue) 10) Pikachu (Pokemon Yellow)

What is the fastest starter Pokemon?

Typhlosion (Base 100 Speed)

Charizard (Base 100 Speed)

Delphox (Base 104 Speed)

Infernape (Base 108 Speed)

Serperior (Base 114 Speed)

Cinderace (Base 119 Speed)

Sceptile (120 Base Speed)

Partner Pikachu (120 Base Speed)

Inteleon (120 Base Speed)

Greninja (122 Base Speed)