Is there a Pokemon that can't be poisoned by toxic?
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The type of Pokemon that is impervious to poison type... You want a Pokemon of the type: Steel. No poison moves even work on steel pokemon.
No. I believe the only way you can't be poisoned by toxic is if you are asleep, paralyzed, already poisoned, or the attack misses.
Dear troubled person,
Yes there are pok�mon that can't be poisoned by toxic, any ground type pok�mon is completely immune to poison moves. However, I'm not sure if the special ability Synchronize will do anything to change that though.(Synchronize:Whenever the pok�mon with Synchronize is poisoned, burned, etc.. by the opposing pok�mon, the opposing pok�mon will share it's problem. Example:Let's say a Gardevoir has Synchronize and gets in a fight with a Muk, and the Muk uses Toxic on Gardevoir which obviousley gets Gardevoir poisoned, at that same time Muk will be poisoned as well unless any kind of other special ability states otherwise)
Sincerely, Syrri
Well if you are playing Emerald then I would suggest obtaining either a beldum or a magnemite. Beldum evolves into metang, and then into metagross, which you may have heard about. Magnmite cannot evolve into magnezone in this gam after it evolves into magneton, but I had one before I restarted my game and it rocked!
Arbok is one, but it is not in the region, so you have to trade etc to get it
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