Page Tools Page is locked. This allows it to fly in the rain. Catch it in:. Was this guide helpful? YES NO. In This Wiki Guide. Are you a good trainer? Find out as you try to capture and train pocket monsters, otherwise known as Pokemon. While the damage dealt by moves like Psychic isn't quite as high as when using it against a pure Poison type, it usually does the trick and knocks out Ivysaur in one blow. The same holds true for Fire, Ice and Flying techniques. Last Edited: 9 Oct pm.
It gives off an aroma when it is ready to bloom. Catch it in:. Was this guide helpful? Prevents the Voltage from going down in the same turn. Contest Spectaculars Condition Clever. Games Description Stad Stad2. Induces sleep. FR LG. Tangela Lv. Afflicts all enemies within a 1-tile range with a Sleep status condition.
MD GtI. It causes the Sleep status condition to nearby enemies. With the Sleep status, they can't do anything. The user scatters a big cloud of sleep-inducing dust around the foe. Butterfree flaps its wings above the opponent and a blue, shining powder is released from them, instantly putting the opponent to sleep.
Ash's Butterfree. Challenge of the Samurai. Ritchie's Happy. Friend and Foe Alike. Lisa's Butterfree. Spell of the Unown: Entei. Multiple wild Butterfree. Mewtwo Returns. Venomoth flaps it wings and a light-tan powder comes out, putting the opponent to sleep.
Koga's Venomoth. Venonat shakes its body and blue powder falls out of its fur, putting the opponent to sleep. Tracey's Venonat. Tracey Gets Bugged. Victreebel opens the large leaf on its head and a blue, shining powder is released from its mouth, putting the opponent to sleep. James's Victreebel. A Way Off Day Off. A sparkling, light-blue powder is released from the bulb on Bulbasaur's back.
Anything who comes into contact with the powder instantly fall asleep. Ash's Bulbasaur. Misty Meets Her Match. The two large flowers on Bellossom's head spin around and a shining, blue powder comes out of them, putting the opponent to sleep.
Look at Contact Info for details of getting in contact with me. After a long wait for the release of the game, Pokemon Stadium lets trainer fight their Pokemon in full 3D. This FAQ is going to get into the game a little bit and give some strategies to beating your opponents and give you an upper edge in battle. So move on ahead and read on to the next section. Each on has rules or fun things to do while you play them. The game modes are: Battle Now! This modes are available only if you have completed certain modes of the game.
Check Tips and Tricks section for details. The game modes will be explained in detail now: Battle Now! All you have to do is select whether it is one or two players and get ready to battle. You don't get to pick which pokemon to use during this battle, but that's okay because the Pokemon chosen by the computer are a very well-balanced team.
Event Battle - This is a two-player mode. This is a mode where you battle your friends, with the rules according to the rules in the cups of the game. Each player will have a Pokemon Game Boy game and a separate controller. This battle is a 6 vs. Gallery - This mode is a simple mode where you are able to snap picture of pokemon. Stadium - This mode is the heart of Pokemon Stadium.
This mode is where you will be able to participate in the various cups in the game. Each has its own special rules. See the Stadium section for details. Free Battle - This mode is where you are in a free-for-all battle. You can play against the computer or you can play with your friends. It can also be a tag-team match where to people can team up to face the computer or two people vs.
Two people. There is a lot more to this mode then you will expect as it will very difficult as you progress along through the game. See the Wonders of the Gym Leader Castle section for details. Pokemon Lab - You can organize your pokemon and items in this mode. You can also take a look at your pokedex and search through Pokemon you have selected.
You can also trade with your friends in this mode. Victory Palace - This is where you can see the Pokemon that won in the Stadium mode. Kids Club - When battle makes you weary, then make a stop here for a little bit of fun and games.
This a one to four player mode and is packed with fun. So come here and try out the games. Where there are the basic modes for Pokemon Stadium. My goal here is to keep remind of the little things that are over looked in Pokemon Stadium.
Look below to see what has been added. When you are choosing or training Pokemon to use in the Stadium, remember that Pokemon aren't limited to attacks of their own type. This was really handy because when I got to the point when I battle a lot of water-type Pokemon, it was really simple to win because the opponent was using many water-type attacks such as SURF, but it wasn't effective against Starmie and Starmie was damaging the opponent with Thunder.
It was really effective against the water-type and psychic-type Slowpoke and Slowbro. Since this Pokemon uses all water and psychic attacks most of the time. So when you are training Pokemon on your Game Boy, be sure to have it well equipped with some attacks out of its type. If you are picking Rental Pokemon then try to find some Pokemon that have these abilities out of its type.
It is a very important aspect to Pokemon. In my opinion, you should always check for speed when picking Pokemon. I was playing in the Poke Cup and I discovered that even Pokemon that have disadvantages over other types still can get a win, if they are used carefully.
The main reason was because they had a speed advantage over my Pokemon and they were able to get many regular attacks. These attacks also included many critical hits. The various electric-type Pokemon are always good Pokemon because they have fast speeds.
Flying and Water types come in close with these guys as well. When you are picking Pokemon be sure to look for ones that have high speed. Even though you have a disadvantage, if you can always get the first hit then you can cause some serious damage.
For example, if you were playing with a Pidgey and your opponent had an Alakazam and the Alakazam was on its last little bit of HP then you could always use Quick Attack to get the upper edge and win because Quick Attack always hits first. Now, if Quick Attack wasn't available then your best bet is to switch to the Pokemon with the highest speed.
If you are using a Pokemon that can Paralyze the opponent, then use it because Paralyze cuts the opponents speed so it should be able to give you an advantage, plus it will sometimes make your opponent be immobile for a turn and that might be all that you need to get the upper wing at beating your opponent. So next time you are picking Pokemon, look for one with a lot speed, but see if you can also find one with high attack or special while you are at it.
Okay, I have looked at Pokemon Stadium a little more and I have discovered a little bit more on ratings. Usually when you see a Pokemon with a high attack, it will usually come with a high defense. This is handy because while you are throwing out strong attacks or lowering the opponents ratings then you have the extra defense you need to stay up. An example of this Pokemon could be Dragonite. This Pokemon has a very high defense and isn't effected by fire,water,electric,and grass attacks, but can be easily knocked down with ice attacks.
You could use a Dragonite with Thunderwave to Paralyze the opponent, then you could finish the opponent of with a hyper beam, if it has a low defense. So be sure to look at the advantages of high attack and defense. The ratings of an attack is just as important as its type. You can use a flying attack on a grass-type and still won't cause the right amount of damage just because the Pokemon doesn't have a high attack or sometimes it can be because the opponent has a high defense.
Remember this when playing the Game Boy Pokemon especially. I know you have probably had a little bit of trouble combating those pesky electrict-type Pokemon, so with the battle experience that I have had I will give you a little bit of advice. The electric-types in Pokemon Stadium are probably among the most annoying types to have and if you have one and know how to use them, they can be very effective, but for now I will explain how to battle them. The electic-types in the game always end up having something special that gives them advantages over types that are suppose to have an advantage over them.
Raichu is among some of these Pokemon. I was battling one in the Poke Cup and I lost due to the Raichu having a body-slam attack that Paralzyed most of my Pokemon and my Pokemon wouldn't move most the time. Plus the Raichu was very fast. I was able to over come the Pokemon by using my own Pikachu that actually had a speed advantage over it. I paralyzed it first then took the chance of switching to one of my Pokemon with a strong attack rating and took it out.
Most of the other electric-types aren't that much of a problem. Your real worry will be Raichu, but the others you can easily get around. Just remember that most of the electric-types will always have a speed advantage.
Your best bet will always be to cut their speed down to size first before they can kick in with one of their strong electric attacks. Even rock-types can fall to some electric-types due to some of them having Paralyzing attacks such as Body Slam. A Psychic-type Pokemon always will come handy as well. Your best bet: Alakazam or the deadly Mewtwo.
So good luck with you journey of becoming a Pokemon Master This was sent by Mr. Cactus: This Mew is the hardest of all the enemy Pokemon out there. This is a good strategy for beating him. Also a Fast Ground Type like Dugtrio would be helpful. Next, send out Gyarados 1st. If Exeggutor is sent out hit him with Blizzard. You may freeze him. If so good. If not he will use Psychic. Now switch to another Pokemon.
He usually uses Explosion. When Mew is sent out switch to Exeggutor or Dugtrio. Be careful though. You do not want Exeggutor to become paralyzed.
Use Sleep Powder on Mew. Put it to Sleep, and choose either Gyarados or Dugtrio. Use attacks on Mew until he wakes up. Repeat putting him to sleep, and switching.
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