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I have searched online and there are many different answers. Most common being Mewtwo and Arceus (and level 100 Magikarp).

Any idea which is the strongest Pokemon?
 
Probably Arceus, the typing of which varies. Obviously Bug won't be good but Steel might.

Otherwise any cover mascot since Gold & Silver. Lugia or Rayquaza for me.
 
Wailord.

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Well the overall strongest pokemon is most certainly Arceus with all of its base stats being 120, but if you base it off of single stats it is different.

HP- Blissey with 255
Attack- Attack form Deoxys with 180
Defense- Shuckle with 230
Sp Attack- Attack form Deoxys with 180
Sp Defense- Shuckle with 230
Speed- Speed form Deoxys with 180
 
Wouldn't be one of the Dragon Trio or the Lake Trio?

No, most of those are shit.

If I had to put together a top five off the top of my head;

Arceus
Kyogre
Mewtwo
Darkrai
Ferrothorn

I'm definitely right about the top four; number five is slightly more debatable, but I'm still probably correct.
 
Black and White Kyurem are ice types. There have only ever been about two playable ice types in the history of Pokemon and they both had far superior secondary typing and movesets. Black and White Kyurem are not relevant in a discussion of the strongest Pokemon in the game.
 
He's one of the new ones from Unova right? I'm not really all that familiar with those pokemon yet.

Unova is Generation IV right? I miss the days where there were only 151 Pokemon.. Atleast I could name them all and half of them don't look the same.
 
He's one of the new ones from Unova right? I'm not really all that familiar with those pokemon yet.

Yes they are gen V pokemon that made their video game debut in Black and White 2.

It's a fusion of the new pokemon Kyurem with one of the cover pokemon in the first black and white games or something like that.
 
Uncomfortable truth: The game was shite when there were only 151 Pokemon.

Uncomfortable truth, indeed. Except that at the time, Red and Blue were masterpieces. At least in my opinion anyways. But I was kid, so what the fuck did I know? They were one of the few games to receive a perfect score from IGN, which used to mean a lot more in the 90's.

As somebody who's played each of the games (I've only dabbled in Gen V, but it's alright), it's hard to go back and play through Gen I again, unless you're doing it with the GBA remakes. It's nostalgic, no doubt about it, but the developers made the game so much better in the next few generations. THe basic combat stayed roughly the same, but all the little ins-and-outs that were added over the years are why I can STILL find the games enjoyable. Simple mechanics like "registering" an item or using the Running Shoes. Breeding Pokemon and having more than one guy in the Daycare.

In my opinion, the game is at its best in Generation II. Pokemon Crystal was, until I picked up Heartgold, my favorite Pokemon game. It might still be. Not only do you get this brand new story, but when you're done completing it, you get to play through the old story again! How cool is that? It's not that impressive now, but imagine playing Gen II again for the first time. Both legendary birds were badass, plus three legendary dogs? Awesome. The introduction of Dark pokemon, two more Eevee evolutions, an expanded move set, the aforementioned breeding mechanic, etc. Crystal was so damn good, because you start the game and catch a wild Phanpy from the very beginning. Kind of broken, but I'll take it... I remember the first time I caught Red Gyarados, it was the coolest thing. Shortly followed by realizing it was only the second coolest thing, because mother-fucking LANCE enlisted your help to beat the hell out of Team Rocket. I felt like a rock star.
 

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