If you want to cut right to the chase, just click the image below that will explain everything to you concisely. That is why today, I’m going in depth and telling you what Pokémon games and types are the best for a Monotype Run. And to be fair, this isn’t exactly a brand new, exciting concept many people have done this Run for a long time. Your team’s weaknesses are what make this challenging as you have to look out for moves or Pokémon that may defeat you. This is a great challenge I think because you can form a team around your favorite type(s) and not have to worry much about picking your favorites. If a Pokémon does not have a type in that category then it’s out. Simply put, a Monotype Run (or Single Type Run) is where you catch Pokémon who only belong to a certain type whether it is Water, Bug, Dark, or Dragon. Today, I offer you a different sort of run, one that although is not as challenging as a Nuzlocke Run, is still very enjoyable. Pokémon is no exception to this rule as one of the most famous video game challenges of all time is the Nuzlocke Run which actually makes the Pokémon games exceedingly difficult. There are a whole variety of them ranging from a no-kill run in Metal Gear Solid to only using your knife as a weapon in Resident Evil 4. Self-made video game challenges and runs have been a staple in recent gaming and can create exciting and new ways to replay your favorite games. Major Update : The article now includes additional analysis from Pokemon SWSH as well as a brand new Monotype Chart!!! Check it out, and let me know what you think.

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