Poison-type Pokemon are some of the deadliest creatures in the franchise and can deal more damage to other Pokemon than any other.
There is a wide variety of Poison-type Pokemon. Some are dangerous bugs, while others are actual mounds of sludge, garbage, and gas. It is a unique typing.
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The Poison-typing has some incredibly powerful monsters on the roster. Some of them are as frightening and intimidating as Pokemon of any other type.
Top 5 most intimidating Poison Pokemon of all time
#5 - Venusaur
Venusaur is a massive poison flower turtle and looks frightening from a battle perspective. The meanest and angriest Pokemon will undoubtedly make any list for the most intimidating. Venusaur has also appeared to manipulate nature in the anime.
#4 - Muk
Muk is a giant glob of poisonous sludge brought to life. Kantonian or Alolan, Muk is downright intimidating. It is a living toxin that leaks out sludge that kills every single piece of plant life it comes touches. All of this should frighten any Pokemon on the opposing side of a battle.
#3 - Gengar
Gengar is a lot of things, and intimidating is undoubtedly one of them. With an evil smirk across its face, it can hide in the shadows of any object and absorb the warmth in the air around it. Gengar is a mischievous Pokemon with a ton of tricks up its sleeve.
#2 - Nidoking
Nidoking may be one of the most intimidating Pokemon ever created. Since Generation I, it has done nothing but strike fear into the hearts of its enemies.
Nidoking is a giant reptile-like creature with menacing teeth and horns. Its tail is said to be capable of toppling metal towers. Being a Poison-type, it also has acid in its claws.
#1 - Eternatus
Eternatus is definitely the most intimidating Poison-type Pokemon. The giant poison dragon has a vibrant skeletal appearance and weighs nearly 2100 lbs. It is said to have come to Earth in a meteor over 20,000 years ago. Eternatus' leaked energy is also the reason for Galar's Dynamax phenomena.
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