Pokémon Trainer's Choice: Difference between revisions

| This is incorrect due to the {{t|Bug}}/{{type|Flying}} Ninjask having a double weakness to the {{type|Rock}} Nosepass, which makes Nosepass the best choice.

| Though the {{type|Grass}} Seedot is weak to the {{t|Bug}}/{{type|Water}} Surskit, the part {{type|Flying}} Delibird's resistance to Grass makes it the best choice.

| This is incorrect, for Spheal has no advantage over Wooper. The part {{type|Flying}} Zubat, however, is immune to Wooper's {{type|Ground}} attacks.

| The {{t|Rock}}/{{type|Ground}} Larvitar also has a double weakness to the part {{type|Water}} Carvanha.

| The {{t|Fire}}/{{type|Fighting}} Blaziken resists Ariados's {{t|Bug}} attacks as much as the {{t|Rock}}/{{type|Ground}} Onix resists its {{t|Poison}} attacks.<br>Also, Onix was misspelled as ''Onyx''.

| This is incorrect due to the {{t|Fire}}/{{type|Ground}} Camerupt's double weakness to the part {{type|Water}} Ludicolo. Mightyena and Duskull both affect Ludicolo neutrally, so either would be the best choice.

| This is incorrect because the {{type|Normal}} Exploud is weak to the {{type|Fighting}} Tyrogue. The {{t|Bug}}/{{type|Poison}} Dustox would be the best choice for its double resistance to Fighting.<br>Also, Nuzleaf's name appears where Sealeo's image is.

| Although all of the choices have an advantage over the {{t|Ground}}/{{type|Psychic}} Baltoy, this is incorrect because the part {{type|Flying}} Ledian bears an immunity to Baltoy's {{t|Ground}} attacks, whereas the {{type|Grass}} Meganium has only a resistance and Lapras takes neutral damage.

| While this is correct, the {{t|Rock}}/{{type|Ground}} Graveler is weak to Ground attacks.