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itt we take Pokemon created after Gen I, convert them to Gen I mons, and speculate on how they would perform in the Gen I meta.
Specific Rules:
>The Pokemon's Special Attack becomes their Special stat, unless you have a compelling reason to use their Sp. Def instead.
>Steel, Fairy, and Dark types lose those types. If this would leave the Pokemon typeless or mono-Flying, they gain a Normal typing.
>They can only use moves that existed in Gen I. The only exception to this are signature moves, which follow the above rule for typing. Feel free to pad out their moveset with logical additions if they're left with no moves.
So how does your pick shape the meta?
Specific Rules:
>The Pokemon's Special Attack becomes their Special stat, unless you have a compelling reason to use their Sp. Def instead.
>Steel, Fairy, and Dark types lose those types. If this would leave the Pokemon typeless or mono-Flying, they gain a Normal typing.
>They can only use moves that existed in Gen I. The only exception to this are signature moves, which follow the above rule for typing. Feel free to pad out their moveset with logical additions if they're left with no moves.
So how does your pick shape the meta?
