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I am and will always be in the no camp for new types in Gen VII, but I do agree with several other users on Poison being super effective against Water.
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A bit old, I realise, but... Do you think maybe they avoided making the Flabébé line Fairy/Grass because that would expose an extreme Poison weakness in the Pokémon? I dunno, that's just one potential thought.Poor Whimsicott has to suffer.
Can we just make Flogres Fairy/Grass already. I just do not understand why it is not Fairy/Grass when its design clearly fits and half of its move pool is full of Grass type moves.
I don't see why there should be an assumption that certain dual types were avoided so at to prevent x4 weaknesses. There are numerous pokemon with x4 weaknesses, some are even starters. I can't explain flabebe with anything remotely satisfactory, but if I had to guess I'd say it's because the pokemon itself is not part plant.
I guess you guys are right on that. It was just a thought because I imagine that they at least had SOME sort of reason to make Flabébé a pure Fairy. The potential reasoning that I've come up with at this point is that, because it was one of their flagship Fairy types, showing it off in its purest form allows players to become acquainted with the type itself before getting into the ones who had their type changed. Things like that, maybe.Only reason I've come up with is maybe because they wanted it to have Flower Veil and wasn't sure if it would be an overpowered combination. Or because they wanted it to only use Flower Veil in a supporting way rather than for itself (in which case they could have made the ability only apply to allies I guess, but some of Game Freak's decisions can be a bit odd like that). I don't think it was because of the Poison weakness anyway.
THIS SO MUCH.Also, Golurk either needs to have its physical defense boosted or to get a Mega. Make it Steel/Ghost-type and boom, it becomes the Iron Giant.
Which reminds me, I never understood why Shelmet isn't Bug/Steel while Escavalier is. :/
I feel like I've been saying "Ghost/Steel with Levitate" for 3 generations now.Also, Golurk either needs to have its physical defense boosted or to get a Mega. Make it Steel/Ghost-type and boom, it becomes the Iron Giant.
Eh, there'd have been too much crossover between Cosmic, Psychic, and Fairy.Well, Solgaleo and Lunala being Psychic-types basically deconfirms Cosmic. *sighs*
Maybe next time...
Eh, there'd have been too much crossover between Cosmic, Psychic, and Fairy.
I'm not sure I understand the distinction.They should do Alien instead of Cosmic. That allows them to do more with a space theme without crossing over too much with Psychic and Fairy.
I'm not sure I understand the distinction.
In this situation would you completely re-type Clefairy as Alien/Cosmic? Or dual it?
Would be odd to revamp a Pokémon two gens in a row.