The 10 Most Dangerous Snake Pokémon, Ranked
The franchise is full of incredible and endearing creatures for players to collect, but many are also immensely dangerous. Countless Pokémon throughout the numerous games are incredibly powerful and capable of causing immense harm and destruction if not kept in check. Among all of these creatures, many of the snake-like monsters pose a particular threat to the residents of the Pokémon world.
Many of the snake-like Pokémon, in particular, might have cool designs, but they would not want to be encountered in the Pokémon world. While many of these creatures can be found in the forests, others canlive in various environments, such as the sea, underground, or even a completely different dimension. Although many snake Pokémon exist across many games, some are clearly far more dangerous than others.
This small sea-dwelling serpent-like Pokémon is one of the two possible evolutions for Clamperl. It is a Water-type Pokémon that can learn a wide variety of useful moves, many of which can easily overwhelm many opponents. Hydro Pump and Blizzard can deal immense damage, while moves like Dive allow it to hide underwater to find the perfect time to strike.
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Although Huntail may not be the strongest Pokémon to exist in the franchise, it still poses a danger to other creatures it comes across. It uses its fish-shaped tail to lure in unsuspecting prey before finally attacking and swallowing them whole. Even if its prey were to attempt hiding, Huntail's exceptional eyesight could still spot them in the dark waters, making them rather crafty and efficient hunters.
Seviper is a very recognizable snake Pokémon from Generation 3. It is best known for its long-standing rivalrywith Zangoose. According to the Pokédex, these feuds have often left many Sevipers covered in various scars, proof of just how unrelenting a fighter Seviper can be. However,
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