My personal favorite, I always recommend Venusaur to newer players, for a long time it was the best Grass type Pokémon of the original 150. The only downside is its puny Speed stat but overall, Exeggutor deserves the number 3 spot on this list.
Leaf Storm hits like a truck while Mega Drain can recover health quickly. Attack stats accompanied by a varying move pool is actually amazing! Having it’s weaknesses increased to Dark, Ghost and even more to Bug doesn’t sound too great. As well as being Grass type, Exeggutor has Psychic as its secondary. Attack of any Grass type Pokémon in the game is Exeggutor, a truly powerful beast.
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Just make sure you know how to use this Pokémon properly as it has barely any Speed stats, try to make sure you aren’t fighting against a bad type match-up.īoasting the most Sp. The learning of Petal Dance increases Vileplume’s competence even more. Defense make it far more effective in the right situations. Vilepume has the same amount of stats as Victreebel, only with a better dispersal of them. Being a physical based Grass type has its advantages, giving you a different route to victory than you’d usually expect from a type like Grass. I used to be a huge fan of Victreebel, it has to be one of the most badass looking Pokémon in the entire Kanto region. Attack and it can’t learn any physical Grass type moves! Unfortunately, Parasect’s stats are mostly focused on Attack rather than Sp.
X-Scissor is a hard-hitting Bug type move learned at level 41 and Spore has a 100% chance of putting the opponent to sleep. Very low base stats make it a terrible option towards the late game to be fair, but up to level 50 or so, it’s great. Technically a Bug type Pokémon with Grass as its secondary type, Parasect is still a decent option as its easy to acquire. Tangela has a massive Physical Defense stat, at the expense of an almost non-existent Sp. Leech Seed helps Tangela whittle down the opponent even further while keeping itself healthy. As it’s a Grass type, it can apply status effects like Toxic, or use Sleep Powder. Tangela’s strength doesn’t lie in damaging moves, rather it’s ability to stall out a battle. If you’re looking for a Grass Pokémon with high Speed and offensive stats, you’re looking at the wrong ball of blue spaghetti. No doubt you’ve faced NPC trainers who use Tangela, it’s always a massive pain as even super effective moves don’t take it down in one hit (unless there’s a large level difference of course). Try to collect as many TMs as you can though, Ivysaur doesn’t learn too many good moves by itself, or its next evolution. How to obtain an Ivysaur? Simply acquire a Bulbasaur first, found in Viridian Forest. Boasting considerably higher stat totals than the previous two entries, this one will serve you a lot better through your adventures. Ivysaur is quite tanky while retaining decent damaging stats. Gloom is exclusive to Let’s Go Eevee!Īnother Grass Pokémon with Poison as its secondary type. Move wise, Gloom can learn Moonblast, a Fairy type spell which will help massively in terms of utility!Įvolve this Pokémon with a Leaf Stone too. Defense, which is much more viable overall. However, it does have slightly more stats over its predecessor on this list. Gloom is very, very similar to Weepinbell. Weepinbell is exclusive to Let’s Go Eevee! It’s definitely an offensive Grass type overall.Īll it needs is a Leaf Stone to evolve into its next form as well. This Pokémon’s stats are spread over Attack, Special Attack & Speed. Weepinbell is also a Poison type, removing its weaknesses to Bug and Poison, instead giving it a weakness to Psychic! That’s fine though, it at least shows you some great options for the early game. Not only will it consider raw power, it’ll take utility and potential into account too!Īs the Grass type is fairly under-represented in the Kanto region, some Pokémon on this list will not be final evolution. This list will detail the 10 best Grass types in Pokémon Let’s Go. Having said that, always go for the Pokémon you find coolest. You really don’t want to choose a weak one though, there’s enough available to select the wrong Pokémon and miss out any potential benefits. I thoroughly recommend each Pokémon team has a Grass type in it. Even though the typing won’t be in their favor, they can still pull out a win or at least perform better than any other type. Instead, Grass type Pokémon tend to have a lot more utility.
Significant weaknesses to Flying, Poison, Fire & Ice add up to a type you don’t use for super effective hits. With no real sought after type match-ups, you’d be forgiven for overlooking the Grass type for a member of your Pokémon party.
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