Reshiram is way too overpowered. Out of the 15 attacks it learns by level up, 9 of them have at least 80 power, and four of those have at least 100 power. True, they have drawbacks like poor accuracy, but its mere existence is a threat.

If you take a look at its stats, you discover that you don't even need its most powerful attacks. With 120 attack and 150 special attack, whatever you unleash will have a devastating power. Also, thanks to being a legendary, it has 100 HP, 100 defense and 120 special defense, meaning it can withstand many attacks nearly unharmed.

Still, it has a flaw. It has 90 speed, which can easily be surpassed, and thanks to its weakness to Ground for being Fire type, there's some kind of opening for attacks like Dig or Earthquake, and also for Rock attacks like Power Gem.

I give it a 6/10. Legendaries are overrated and overpowered, and even more this one.

Next Pokemon to rate shall be Heatmor.

Heatmor is certainly a decent pokemon where it counts. It has decent offensive stats of 97 attack and 105 special attack, along with a solid HP stat of 85. Offensively, it is definitely viable. That's where the good news ends however. 

With Heatmor's pure fire typing and low defenses of 66 each, it is incredibly susceptible to common water, rock, and ground type moves. If you consider how powerful and widely used moves like earthquake, surf, and stone edge are, the odds are undoubtedly not in Heatmor's favor. Heatmor's situation is only made worse with an abysmal speed stat of 65 which is outsped by nearly every meta pokemon. 

Movepool wise, it does have access to a decent variety of fire type moves (predominantly special ones) as well as other viable moves through TM and breeding. 

Overall, I rate Heatmor a 5/10. The next pokemon up is Magmortar. 

Magmortar is a pretty solid pokemon overall.

It has a great movepool and can be ran both physical and special with its base 95 attack and base 125 special attack. Its base 83 speed is slightly below average but I like to run scarfed Magmortar and he actually gets really fast and works well in lower tiers. 

The one thing that sort of holds him back is his bulk (especially physical bulk) with base stats of 75 / 67 / 95. 
Oh and his design is very appealing, 9/10.

Next up is the great wall that is Gothitelle

Gothitelle is a great psychic type from Gen 5. It was really hard to beat in the E4 of Unova. I don't like the design, however. I would give it a solid 7/10.

Next up is Electivire. 

Electivire is actually one of my favorite Electric types to use in a main story game. Electivire is a pure Electric type and it can learn a variety of fantastic moves like Earthquake, Psychic and even Flamethrower. Being a pure Electric type helps a lot, its only weakness is Ground. To me, Electivire looks powerful and it really is. Its stats are great - 123 Attack, 95 Special Attack and Speed are all awesome. The defenses could be better but that's a minor complain. Electivire is really useful in your game but a bit less useful in competitive play because of the defenses. I give Electivire a 8/10.

The next Pokémon to rate is Ampharos (also one of my favorite Electric types)

Ampharos is an amazing pure electric type that gains the dragon typing upon mega-evolving.

It's got some good stats and a decent movepool to back them up. You can make it defensive using cotton guard or you can run an offensive set. 
Its only downfall is its poor speed stat that actually gets lower as it mega evolves. Though this makes it pretty good in trick room / sticky web teams. 9/10

Next up is Sudowoodoo

Sudowoodo is a generic rock type pokemon that has a mediocre moveset, and lackluster stats. Like most rock types, Sudowoodo has awful speed, but good defense and attack. It has lots of weaknesses though, so using that pokemon isn't a smart choice. I'm giving Sudowoodo a 4.

The next pokemon to rate is Hitmonlee.

I like hitmonlee because its one of the older Pokemon and it has a design that I'm quite fond of. It may be a type that I generally tend to dislike, but I like its move sets as well as how strong it can be. My rating will be a 7 out of 10.


The next Pokemon to.rate will be Rapidash.

I've always looked at Rapidash as a kind of average Pokemon. I mean, it's not good, but it's not bad either. Its stats are ok, I guess. I adore the design though, so extra points for that. I give this Pokemon a 7/10.

The next Pokemon is Golduck.

Golduck is one of the worst fully evolved water types out there. It's stats are bad, and honestly, other than the few psychic moves it can learn, it's moveset isn't anything special. If you're looking for a water type, you're better off  with just about anything else than Golduck. Overall, it's getting a 3 from me.

The next pokemon to rate is Vileplume.

I like Vileplume (who doesn't like flowers?). It's a pretty good Pokémon to use in a main game. 110 Special Attack isn't nothing and it learns some powerful moves. Vileplume can learn a lot of the Grass and Poison type moves but almost nothing of anything else. It's also pretty slow. One thing I dislike about Vileplume is fighting against it in the main games. Vileplume ALWAYS uses status moves like Stun Spore and Poison Powder against my Pokémon. That's really annoying when you don't have any healing items left. I give Vileplume 6/10.

The next Pokémon to rate is Camerupt. ~

I'm on okay terms with Camerupt I mean he is a giant camel with mini volcanoes on his back. I wouldn't use him personally but it does learn some pretty good Fire and Ground skills and can use Rock Smash so I'm pretty happy with the move set. But I dislike fighting it because I always seems to die XD. So I would rate it an 8

Oops I forgot the next pokemon it's Pikachu (mainstream am i right?)

Raichu's better 0/10

Hey, Pikachu's the mascot, and that's cool enough. As an actual threat, though, he's only really good in Little Cup rules in Stadium, or in Mystery Dungeon, since he's technically evolved and tends to have an easier time levelling up and gaining stats. He's a fun Pokemon to have on the team, but I'd definitely rather have a slightly real threat in Raichu, instead. 8/10.

SWTerra : You forgot to give another pokemon for the user below you to rate.

Since he forgot this, the next pokemon to rate is Carracosta.

Carracosta! One of my favorite Unova Pokémon and Fossil Pokémon. It's pre-evolution, Tirtouga, is very cute (Carracosta in its own way too). When it evolves, Tirtouga becomes a very powerful Carracosta having a great Attack and Defense stat. The Special Attack stat is good enough. and the Special Defense stat is kind of bad. Of course Carracosta is slow but that's to be expected from a turtle with a rock. It can learn a lot of amazing moves and has great abilities (Solid Rock for example). Most of the time I pick up a Cover Fossil because I really want to use a Carracosta. It's an awesome Pokémon for everyone especially in the main games. I give Carracosta a 8/10.

The next Pokémon to rate is Archeops!

TornadoMudkip :

Archeops is defentiy cool. I used it quite a bit in the 5th generation and it was a solid member for me. It also has a great design. I think i'll give it a 7.5/10 which is more then I would give most flying types.

The next pokemon to rate is Shuckle!

Shuckle is...A little weird looking.I've kinda liked him,Except,His type.His type is a little steady,And so I'd give him a 5/10.Next Pokémon Cobalion?I guess..Idk...

Cobalion isn't as good as Lucario, the other Steel/Fighting type out there, and Cobalion is a LEGENDARY! Other than it's high defense and speed, there's nothing useful about this pokemon. It has mediocre moves, and it's attack stat is low for fighting type standards. Cobalion is one of the worst gen 5 legendaries, and gets a 4 from me.

The next pokemon to rate is Tornadus.

Tornadus... The only real Pokemon to have Flying as it's only type (Arceus is originally Normal).

I'm amazed it doesn't have any overpowered stats. 125 special attack as its best bet for a Legendary isn't usual. It also has poor defenses and HP, so it's not like it's hard to deal with. Plus, it's not that overly fast either, even by Flying type standards. What is worse is that its Therian form isn't any better, just a slightly higher speed, but trades a bit of attack for defense.

It's abilities do make up for it, at least. Defiant can give it quite an edge, even if it's still hindered by its defenses and speed. The other two abilities it can have aren't that good. Prankster allows for a more tricky battle, and Regenerator allows a long lasting battle with different Pokemon. Not the best a Legendary could have, but at least isn't the normally seen Pressure.

Its moveset isn't really that good. Its attacks either lack power or lack accuracy, and when they don't lack any of those, they inflict heavy secondary effects on the user. So it lacks defenses, speed and power/accuracy. Doesn't deserve more than a 5/10.

The next Pokemon to rate shall be Hawlucha.

Hawlucha is actually a really good pokemon... Like for real. 

Overpowered, look cool, and a good moral booster for your whole team.

I'd probably give an 8/10.

Next pokemon is Darkri.