User blog:TheRealPeterGreek/Top 5 PvP Pokemon that have not made it to the game yet.

With totally 600 Pokemon in the game (three of them are currently unobtainable), there are many Pokemon that have made a huge impact on the PvP scene.

However, there are some very good 'mons that have not made it to the game yet.

DISCLAIMER: LEGENDARIES WON'T BE INCLUDED.

Number 5: Forretress

Forretress is the dominant defensive Bug Pokemon in the games, having 140 Defense, 75 base HP, and the same type combination with Scizor and Genesect. This type combination leaves it with only one weakness and nine resistances, and it can wall many Pokemon easily. However, in PP, entry hazards and Rapid Spin are not yet added, so if Forretress makes it to the game, it might be a little underwhelming.

Number 4: Alolan Marowak

Alolan Marowak is one of the most powerful Ghost Pokemon ever introduced, and it is all thanks to its excluisive item, Thick Club, which doubles its attack. This, combined with its powerful typing, and its Rock Head ability, makes it a very powerful wallbreaker. However, it is gonna have a hard time against the very common Azumarill, who has access to Knock Off and Aqua Jet.

Number 3: Mimikyu

Although it looks like another Pikachu clone, Mimikyu is far more powerful than it looks like. Its ability, Disguise, enables it to take no damage from the first hit it takes, allowing it to freely set up with Swords Dance. Its Ghost/Fairy typing is also very good, giving it three immunities to some common types. However, once Disguise is weared off, it will be left wide open to any attack, and also Disguise can be bypassed by Mold Breaker and multi-hit attacks.

Note: Mimikyu might be added in the Halloween update

Number 2: Ferrothorn

Being the first truly defensive Grass-type Pokemon, Ferrothorn is one of the most succesful Pokemon of its type. Also, it is notable for its Iron Barbs ability, which causes damage to Pokemon that make contact with it, crippiling physical attackers. It can also learn the very annoying Leech Seed to restore HP. While its typing is very good, it leaves it with a double weakness to the very common Fire type.

Number 1: Toxapex

Here is it, the mighty wall of Alola, the Water/Poison-type, Toxapex. With its enormous defenses, reliable recovery in Recover and having access to the move Haze, Toxapex is one of the best walls of all time, rivaling the likes of Chansey and Celesteela. Also, Haze makes it impossible to set up on it. While it has some common weaknesses in Electric and Ground, it is still very hard to knock it out.

These were the 5 good PvP Pokemon that have not made it to the game.