Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Pokémon Naturia Hard Mode Nuzlocke.
Out of all the gyms in the whole game, the most trainers you might be required to fight is only one, apart from the gym leader.
Reason why is that this is a "spinner" trainer, who is also offscreen. He has a Cloyster, Glalie with Moody, and Glaceon, two Pokémon that the gym leader uses. Once again, great variety.
Moody Glalie is annoying, but the gym leader doesn't use that one.
But it turns out, I got a bit lucky, and the trainer never saw me. All the other trainers are completely avoidable if you follow the specific, and only correct path that I'm using. On other nuzlockes, they use much crazier stuff.
Lapras can be really nasty, using scald to burn you, (which it doesn't even get that move in the original games because it is too cold to use that), and the stupid rain berry activates, allowing it to do pretty significant damage even to those that resist scald, especially if it crits.
One gimmick is that blizzard turns rain into hail. (what is with these gimmicks)
All of them can do serious damage. Glaceon has the strongest blizzard in the game, and if it crits, it is going to HURT. For coverage, it has the annoying energy ball, which is really bad if it special drops.
Also, pack lum berries, because you do not want to be frozen.
Glalie is the weak link It doesn't even have moody, and frosslass would've been a much better alternative, to handle fighting types. So for all the struggles I had here, I actually had some criticism for what is supposed to be a hard ice team. The most dangerous ice types were Lapras and and Wallrein, although Glaceon was pretty nasty.
Will all those ice berries and stuff, it kinda makes abomasnow unnecessary, although being able to really hurt water types helps.
Its easy to say, "it is an ice gym, ice types suck," freeze hax will quickly shut you up, and for being a "mediocre water/ice," water ice is actually not very safe to go against, and they are both statistically bulkier than most other pokemon with "superior defensive types), and no 4x weakness. Therefore, actually way more dangerous than the easiest ingame gym, the Steel type gym.
This gym boss... is not easy, even with multiple answers to ice types.
Pokémon Naturia Hard Mode Nuzlocke.
Out of all the gyms in the whole game, the most trainers you might be required to fight is only one, apart from the gym leader.
Reason why is that this is a "spinner" trainer, who is also offscreen. He has a Cloyster, Glalie with Moody, and Glaceon, two Pokémon that the gym leader uses. Once again, great variety.
Moody Glalie is annoying, but the gym leader doesn't use that one.
But it turns out, I got a bit lucky, and the trainer never saw me. All the other trainers are completely avoidable if you follow the specific, and only correct path that I'm using. On other nuzlockes, they use much crazier stuff.
Lapras can be really nasty, using scald to burn you, (which it doesn't even get that move in the original games because it is too cold to use that), and the stupid rain berry activates, allowing it to do pretty significant damage even to those that resist scald, especially if it crits.
One gimmick is that blizzard turns rain into hail. (what is with these gimmicks)
All of them can do serious damage. Glaceon has the strongest blizzard in the game, and if it crits, it is going to HURT. For coverage, it has the annoying energy ball, which is really bad if it special drops.
Also, pack lum berries, because you do not want to be frozen.
Glalie is the weak link It doesn't even have moody, and frosslass would've been a much better alternative, to handle fighting types. So for all the struggles I had here, I actually had some criticism for what is supposed to be a hard ice team. The most dangerous ice types were Lapras and and Wallrein, although Glaceon was pretty nasty.
Will all those ice berries and stuff, it kinda makes abomasnow unnecessary, although being able to really hurt water types helps.
Its easy to say, "it is an ice gym, ice types suck," freeze hax will quickly shut you up, and for being a "mediocre water/ice," water ice is actually not very safe to go against, and they are both statistically bulkier than most other pokemon with "superior defensive types), and no 4x weakness. Therefore, actually way more dangerous than the easiest ingame gym, the Steel type gym.
This gym boss... is not easy, even with multiple answers to ice types.
![No EXP Sinister Run 🔴 Pokemon Blue [Episode 5]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eHo0UarR5PA/mqdefault.jpg "No EXP Sinister Run 🔴 Pokemon Blue [Episode 5]
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Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for the raw Pokemon Blue No EXP Sinister run, as the creator of Pokemon Blue Kaizo and Pokemon Emerald Kaizo, SinisterHoodedFigure, gets accosted by KingNappy, before a better Drowzee overshadows him with a higher level Hypnosis. Anakin is also caught, who ironically hates sand, as its too course and dry. Nobody likes sand attack, which is a recurring theme in this run.
Sinister Run Rules:
No items in battle at all
No repeat pokemon in the party (no two pidgeys in the same party)
No overleveling the bosses Strongest Pokemon.
Poke Balls ONLY. NO Great Balls, Master Balls, or Safari Balls.
Glitchless Run, no safari zone glitch, mew glitch, skipping, etc.
NO LEGENDARY BIRDS
NO RARE CANDIES
No EXP
Try to catch all possible pokemon with these restrictions
New Pokemon:
Lv. 30 Hitmonlee: I dont even know why I bothered in the big picture. Stab double kick with meditate is nice. Still, it has its use for getting the extremely rare level 30 Haunter.
Lv. 30 Haunter: This is one of the most powerful pokemon you can get in the whole game. It is the highest level ghost type, with the strongest night shade and stats. Most importantly, it gets hypnosis, making it a godly catcher, and a powerful attacker. This is one of the few times I use a TM on this. Not psychic, Dream eater, since no other pokemon higher level can learn Dream Eater. This is actually not bad ingame, the enemies never switch unless they are jugglers, agatha, or female cooltrainers.
Bosses:
🔴 Karate Master: I had terrible luck in this fighting dojo. Somehow I scraped by, depsite the terrible luck. Haunter would eat this gym alive though, perhaps I shouldve gotten it first, but hey, this is kinda key to grab the best possible haunter in the first place.
🔴 Marowak and Snorlax: Bubblebeam will soothe its soul. Haunter shows its usefulness here, though rest makes this Snorlax one of the hardest pokemon to catch possible. Afterwards, I grab the highest level dugtrio, to use throughout the whole game.
🔴 Koga: Haunter eats those Koffing, Muk, and a self-destructing weezing for breakfast. Dugtrio can run through with dig, though it may take some hits. Easy... easy... pitifully easy even with the scary levels.... so...
🔴🔴 KOGA: I modded the game. Better item, better pokemon, no changes to levels or movepools except special moves. Golbat is immune to dig, so it stops Dugtrio. Haunter exploits it though, Good AI forces it to spam confuse ray. The danger here is confuse ray can cause you to die, unlike agility, but it wouldve been better to wing attack. My other choice woulda been lick gengar, but dugtrio runs through this. Weezing and Muk are lower leveled, but keep their key moves, minimize and smokescreen, but not self-destruct. Finally, Kogas ace is... a level 43 Venomoth with psychic instead of psybeam. This is a monster: Sleep powder, stun spore, psychic, leech life. Exeggutor wont like this. Water and ground types will hate being powdered. This is what I expect from the fifth gym leader.")
![(Elite Eight) ▶ | Pokemon Stadium Poke Cup 🔴 Great Ball [Episode 2]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eL_6El25wUQ/mqdefault.jpg "(Elite Eight) ▶ | Pokemon Stadium Poke Cup 🔴 Great Ball [Episode 2]
The Elite Four and Four Gym Leaders are present in this Pokemon Stadium, Poke Cup, Great Ball Division.
This is a voiced lets play from SinisterHoodedFigure, playing through Pokemon Stadium on the Nintendo 64. However, you will find some unique things not seen in any other Pokemon Stadium Lets Play. I use Rentals in this Division.
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Pokemon Stadium Poke Cup Great Ball R-1
Pokemon Stadium Poke Cup Great Ball Round 1
Pokemon Stadium Poke Cup Great Ball R1")
