Please remember to follow the manual of style and code of conduct at all times. Navigation menu Personal tools Create account Log in. Introduced in Generation I. Key items. Oreburgh Mining Museum. HG SS. Pewter Museum of Science. OR AS. Devon Corporation in Rustboro City. Fossil Restoration Center on Route 8. Games Description Stad. FR LG. It might be a piece of a seashell. Both are Rock and Water-type, but how do they break down one against the other?
Well, here's how the choice manifests For those keeping score, here's how it breaks down in the simplest terms: Kabuto Dome Fossil will result in a faster, stronger physical fighter, but Omanyte Helix Fossil is much more of a tanky Pokemon, featuring high Defense and HP plus a hefty Special Attack stat that'll make special moves land very hard indeed.
There is no right or wrong answer to this question - it really just depends on what kind of Pokemon team you're building and what kind of gap there is in that team. The two fossils aren't the only remnants of an age long passed in Pokemon Let's Go. If you know where to look you can also grab the Old Amber - another key fossil item that'll give you access to the prehistoric flying and rock type Pokemon Aerodactyl.
And, listen - riding Pokemon is cool, but how about riding a prehistoric dragon? That's what you can do with Aerodactyl.
It's cool. The item is found in Pewter City , and it's in the back room of the museum. You'll need to use Chop Down out in the city proper in order to reach the secret back door of the museum. Once inside, chat to the scientist - they'll hand over the Old Amber free of charge. Aerodactyl is a strong Pokemon, and its combination of flying-type and rock-type is an interesting one.
Still, having more options is always better than being defined by one single, predictable moveset. To go along with its high base Attack, Kabutops also has access to the status move Swords Dance.
Swords Dance is a move that increases attack by two stages with each use. On a rain team, taking Swords Dance can allow Kabutops to sweep efficiently. There are disadvantages to this, though. Outside of the rain, Kabutops isn't that fast and needs a Choice Scarf to compete. Using a Scarf locks it out of Swords Dance as a buffing option.
Regardless, dancing with swords will always be cool, and its sharp claws make it that much cooler. What's better than enhancing one stat? How about enhancing three of them? Shell Smash is an incredible move, with some drawbacks in that it lowers the Defense and Special Defense of the user.
Of course, Omastar makes great use of this move. There are plenty of options for Shell Smashers. They can opt for a White Herb to negate the initial drawbacks of the first Shell Smash. Alternatively, they can focus on all-out offense with an offensive item. Either way, Shell Smash keeps Omastar from being locked down into one playstyle, even if its speed still isn't great.
He's widely considered one of the strongest Trainers in canon, and beating Red is considered a serious accomplishment. That makes Kabutops a core component of taking down a crime syndicate. Who wouldn't want that kind of power? Now, Yellow is hardly as revered of a Trainer as Red, but considering how intense the Adventures manga can get, she's still admirable. Unlike Red, Yellow's team is fairly limited. Her Omastar, Omny, was with her during those events, so it's fair to say that Omastar is good, too.
These fantastical stories include creepypasta, a brand of Internet ghost stories that vary wildly in quality. Kabutops' skeleton certain is definitely creepy, so it makes sense that it could find itself in horror stories.
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