10 Strongest Pokémon From The Hoenn Region

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The striking landscapes of the Hoenn region are home to Generation 3 games,,, and, and introduced many now-familiar Pokémon to the series. The Hoenn region includes biomes ranging from deserts to rainforests and even had many large islands that could only be reached via the water, often taking advantage of certain Water-type Pokémon abilities. Each of these games, along with their later remakes, and, are beloved titles for the story they told as well as the incredible Pokémon that they debuted, many of whom are still some of the strongest in the series.

There will always be debates regarding the best Pokémon in any classification, as people will always have their favorites or know how to best utilize a specific strategy, and the qualifications for what makes one Pokémon better than another can depend on so many variables. In the Hoenn region, there were over 100 new Pokémon added to the Pokédex,including some incredibly powerful Legendary and MythicalPokémon. Certain Pokémon are more powerful than the rest, and they are part of why so many fans love the Hoenn region.

For this list, determining the most powerful has been decided based on stat totals, which include HP, Attack, Defense, Sp. Atk, Sp. Def, and Speed.

Generation 3's Feebas functions like a complicated Hoenn version of Magikarp. It is extremely weak, but it evolves into a powerful Pokémon and gets a significant buff as the majestic Milotic. Relatively bulky, Milotic has a stat total of 540 and can withstand decent damage. Using its high Special Attack power, it can use Special Water-type moves like Surf and Hydro Pump. It also has two great ability options with Marvel Scale, which increases Defense when Milotic receives a status condition, and Competitive, which raises Special Attack when a stat is lowered.

The trio of Legendary giants introduced in Gen 3 are Regirock, Regice, and Registeel, and each has a stat total of 580, although their stats are divided slightly differently. Regirock focuses more on