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65. Registeel (Steel)

Again, I commend the creators of RSE for going against the typical Fire, Electric, Water/Ice typings of their legendary animals and instead changing things so that the legendary trio was more like ancient robots. But the problem is that I just don't like tanks that much. I mean, high defense is great when you're fighting in competitive battles, but it's annoying as hell when you're trying to train a supposedly "legendary" Pokemona and it takes forever because its attack and speed stats suck ass. Registeel falls where it does because it looks cooler and more put-together than Regirock, but not as awesome as Regice.


64. Sceptile (Grass)

And falling much later than its GSC and RBY counterparts, we have the first RSE starter Pokemon on our list. I never really used the Treecko line in Ruby or Sapphire because I just liked Torchic and Mudkip that much more. Those two made training both easy and fun. Treecko was always behind except for maybe the first gym. And Sceptile continues the trend of Grass starters with potential being made ugly as sin in their final form. I mean, it's extremely sad that Meganium is the closest they've come to making a final form Grass starter that ISN'T a complete joke.


63. Lunatone (Rock/Psychic)

I give Lunatone a lot more credit than Solrock because it's just plain better in almost all regards. It doesn't trying to pretend like its some sort of Fire-type. It knows that it's Rock/Psychic and devotes its talents to those two types. Plus, unlike Solrock, Lunatone is a much smoother design that looks like it actually took some effort to craft, while Solrock looks like someone with Parkinson's disease drew it. And finally, Lunatone also carries Moon Stones in the wild, which makes it infinitely more useful than the fucking Sun Stones that Solrock carries.


62. Walrein (Water/Ice)

If it wasn't so slow, I'd probably rank Walrein a few spaces higher in the grouping of Pokemon that I actually like as opposed to being indifferent to. In a generation with so many Water-types, Walrein actually manages to stand out because of the fact that it's a third-form, and because it's a partial Ice-type. As I mentioned with Sealeo, I like Ice-types, even though they're usually hideous, because, and pardon the pun, they have a "cool" way of attacking. And you've also gotta give credit to Ice-types for being one of the few things strong against Dragons.


61. Skitty (Normal)

Well at least Nintendo knows how to make their kittens cute, even if the adult cats are ugly as sin. Isn't that right, JaMalle? *petpet* Skitty is not all that special on its own in the game. In fact, because it's a Moon Stone evolution, that just makes it more annoying because not only is it rare in the wild, and not only is it extremely weak, but also, you have to keep it unevolved for a very long time before it finally learns its most useful moves. Skitty rates this high on my list though because it spawned the fad of "Hot Skitty on Wailord action" once people realized that this tiny little kitty cat could breed with the largest Pokemon in the game due to being in the same Egg Group.