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This is a guide on the best natures to get for every Pokemon in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen (FRLG). See how to determine ideal natures for Pokemon here!
| All Nature Guides | ||
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| Best Pokemon Natures | Best Starter Natures | Nature Chart |
| Best Natures To Get | ||
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| Adamant | + Attack | - Sp. Attack |
| Jolly | + Speed | - Sp. Attack |
| Other Alternative Options | ||
| Lonely | + Attack | - Defense |
| Naughty | + Attack | - Sp. Defense |
| Hasty | + Speed | - Defense |
| Naive | + Speed | - Sp. Defense |
Physical Attackers primarily want to increase their Attack or Speed stats while sacrificing other stats. Ideally, you'd want to sacrifice Sp. Atk the most, since you'll be focusing on its Physical Attacks to deal damage.
In certain cases where Pokemon have a mix of both Physical and Special Attacks in their moves, you can instead opt to go for more Attack while losing out on some tankiness through less Defense or Special Defense.
| List of Pokemon |
Nidoking
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Machamp
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Dodrio
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Marowak
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Hitmonlee
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Scyther
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Gyarados
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Kabutops
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Dragonite
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These are some of the known Physical Attackers in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen.
| Best Natures To Get | ||
|---|---|---|
| Modest | + Sp. Attack | - Attack |
| Timid | + Speed | - Attack |
| Other Alternative Options | ||
| Mild | + Sp. Attack | - Defense |
| Rash | + Sp. Attack | - Sp. Defense |
| Hasty | + Speed | - Defense |
| Naive | + Speed | - Sp. Defense |
Special Attackers want to gain more Sp. Atk. or Spd. while losing out on other stats. The best stat to trade off is Atk., as they aren't meant to deal Physical Attacks. Speed is also quite important for these Pokemon, as you want them to attack first to nuke enemies before they can get a turn.
For some Pokemon, hybrid Pokemon who have a good mix of both Special Attack and Physical Attack moves do exist. Players can instead trade for less resistances like Def. or Sp. Def in exchange for more Special Attack.
| List of Pokemon |
Venusaur
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Charizard
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Blastoise
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Alakazam
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Magneton
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Gengar
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Exeggutor
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Starmie
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Omastar
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Zapdos
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Moltres
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Mewtwo
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These are some of the Special Attackers in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen. All of the starters belong in this category.
Best Natures for Charmander, Bulbasaur, and Squirtle
| Best for Physical Attacker Tanks | ||
|---|---|---|
| Impish | + Defense | - Sp. Attack |
| Careful | + Sp. Defense | - Sp. Attack |
| Best for Special Attacker Tanks | ||
| Bold | + Defense | - Attack |
| Calm | + Sp. Defense | - Attack |
| Other Alternative Options | ||
| Relaxed | + Defense | - Speed |
| Sassy | + Sp. Defense | - Speed |
Pokemon who naturally have high HP and resistances are mainly used as tanks in the game. They can take a lot of hits while letting the party whittle down on enemies' HP bars. You want to get either more Def. or Sp. Def depending on which attack type you're trying to reduce impact on.
Additionally, the best stat to lose for this is their least-used attack type stat or Spd, as they're not intended to move first in a battle.
| List of Pokemon |
Golem
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Slowbro
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Cloyster
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Onix
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Chansey
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Snorlax
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Here are some of the known tanks you can use in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen.
| Nature | Increased Stat | Decreased Stat |
|---|---|---|
| Hardy | + Attack | - Attack |
| Docile | + Defense | - Defense |
| Bashful | + Sp. Attack | - Sp. Attack |
| Quirky | + Sp. Def | - Sp. Def |
| Serious | + Speed | - Speed |
Some natures don't provide anything, as they both gain and lose from the same stat. If you don't want Nature to have any significant impact and instead want to go for just the standard base stats, these are the best natures to get.
Instead, you can focus on soft-resetting for better IVs and training Pokemon to gain EVs.

Most Pokemon have specific stats that gain more points than their other stats. As you level up and eventually reach lvl. 100, you can see that a Pokemon has evidently higher points for one to three stats.
If a Pokemon has a high Atk, but has less Sp. Atk., it is considered a Physical Attacker. In the same manner, if a Pokemon has more Sp. Atk than Atk., it is considered a Special Attacker.
Some Pokemon are built as Tanks by having high HP, Def., and Sp. Def. These Pokemon can soak damage while not necessarily dealing much of their own.
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After checking a Pokemon's stats, look for its Learnset. In Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen, Physical Attacks and Special Attacks are determined by the Move Type.
If the Pokemon's Learnset focuses on a certain move type or if it's oriented towards one attack type, then you should build it based on that type. Furthermore, if a Pokemon uses a same type move, it deals more damage, known as STAB.
Is There a Physical and Special Attack Split?

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