Dakhem Uaid
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Well, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
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Well, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
Dude. Try punching a bird in midair. It's hard.Well, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
Honestly, I wouldn't expect that to mean anything, any more than fire, electric and water resisting steel, flying beating fighting, etc do. Some relations just exist for the sake of balance- or if you don't believe the chart is balanced at all, for the sake of having more relations on the chart.
Well, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
Honestly, I wouldn't expect that to mean anything, any more than fire, electric and water resisting steel, flying beating fighting, etc do. Some relations just exist for the sake of balance- or if you don't believe the chart is balanced at all, for the sake of having more relations on the chart.
Well, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
Honestly, I wouldn't expect that to mean anything, any more than fire, electric and water resisting steel, flying beating fighting, etc do. Some relations just exist for the sake of balance- or if you don't believe the chart is balanced at all, for the sake of having more relations on the chart.
Well, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
Honestly, I wouldn't expect that to mean anything, any more than fire, electric and water resisting steel, flying beating fighting, etc do. Some relations just exist for the sake of balance- or if you don't believe the chart is balanced at all, for the sake of having more relations on the chart.
Actually, fire, water and electric resisting steel makes a lot of sense. Fire is used to mold and melt steel, water rusts it and steel is highly conductive to electricity.
Well, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
Honestly, I wouldn't expect that to mean anything, any more than fire, electric and water resisting steel, flying beating fighting, etc do. Some relations just exist for the sake of balance- or if you don't believe the chart is balanced at all, for the sake of having more relations on the chart.
Actually, fire, water and electric resisting steel makes a lot of sense. Fire is used to mold and melt steel, water rusts it and steel is highly conductive to electricity.
Those would be more indicative of them being super-effective on steel, rather than resiting it.
I guess that you haven't noticed that i didn't say ONLY in that statement either. You're intentionally distorting my statement. Since I said that Dark encompasses cheating, dirty tricks, and maliciousness, then that means that it mainly covers these things, but it doesn't contradict my statement even if it included something else. There are only two moves that are explicitly about literal darkness and function using it, but you can say that this was a coincidence due to the the low number of moves that actually fit that in comparison to each other.
How would Light, physically or figuratively, have a relationship with Poison or Ghost?
You still need Light to react with Dark; That should be obvious, so I don't know why discussion of that is unnecessary.
If you are comparing what would be the form and function of a Light type to Dark types, how can you say that it doesn't require an interaction with Dark?
Having only one or two examples is not enough. They're not statistically significant enough to matter, it still doesn't contradict my statement, and it doesn't prove that there is mainly a figurative/literal relation within the Dark type. You also said that a type doesn't need a main thing. Well, how do you explain Fire/Water/Psychic/Ground/Steel/etc? All of the types have dealt with mainly a specific concept, but apparently you say that they don't need one.
I guess that you haven't noticed that i didn't say ONLY in that statement either. You're intentionally distorting my statement. Since I said that Dark encompasses cheating, dirty tricks, and maliciousness, then that means that it mainly covers these things, but it doesn't contradict my statement even if it included something else. There are only two moves that are explicitly about literal darkness and function using it, but you can say that this was a coincidence due to the the low number of moves that actually fit that in comparison to each other.
But saying that dark is mainly about those things is completely irrelevant with respect to what I was talking about. So if you want to say that was your point, that's fine, it just means you haven't said anything about my argument at all.
And the idea that references to darkness in dark are merely coincidental is ludicrous.
How would Light, physically or figuratively, have a relationship with Poison or Ghost?
Light, figuratively, is often shown to represent concepts like purity and life. Hence those relationships.
You still need Light to react with Dark; That should be obvious, so I don't know why discussion of that is unnecessary.
If you are comparing what would be the form and function of a Light type to Dark types, how can you say that it doesn't require an interaction with Dark?
I'm not saying that an interaction isn't required. That's not the point at all. The best case scenario would be for light to interact with the dark type. That's entirely separate from the definition or identity of the light concept: it's meaning is not purely relational to the dark type. Just like the fire type's meaning is not purely relational to the water type, or so on, even though part of fire's meaning does include that relation.
Having only one or two examples is not enough. They're not statistically significant enough to matter, it still doesn't contradict my statement, and it doesn't prove that there is mainly a figurative/literal relation within the Dark type. You also said that a type doesn't need a main thing. Well, how do you explain Fire/Water/Psychic/Ground/Steel/etc? All of the types have dealt with mainly a specific concept, but apparently you say that they don't need one.
I think there are more examples than two.
Because... devils torture souls? xDWell, that does raise the question: why is Dark SE against Ghost?
Honestly, I wouldn't expect that to mean anything, any more than fire, electric and water resisting steel, flying beating fighting, etc do. Some relations just exist for the sake of balance- or if you don't believe the chart is balanced at all, for the sake of having more relations on the chart.
Hypocrite. You say that the references to light in Grass, Normal, Psychic, and possibly Fire are coincidental while these perceived references to literal darkness in Ghost and Dark aren't coincidental. It does matter that I said mainly, because you still believe that dark must reference the physical aspect by using only two examples. I could say that Psychic and Fighting represent two aspect of your Light type: honor, integrity, and fairness, and training the mind to be unwavering. You would still dismiss those things.
Still, you aren't explaining why you chose those two types, especially Poison, and how specifically those relationships would work.
There is an obvious relationship between fire and water, fire and grass, fire and ice, electric and ground, etc. So, how would you identify light specifically, since you are generalizing the type so that it fits your statement like what you have done with the Dark type?
There are only two, or at most two. And all of the types have dealt with a specific concept.
Martial artists are prepared to defend themselves against attacks made from any angle... except from above.
Steel is a good conductor for both heat and electricity, so they shouldn't be touching heat or electricity sources.
Swords and hammers are difficult to use underwater.
Martial artists are prepared to defend themselves against attacks made from any angle... except from above.
Steel is a good conductor for both heat and electricity, so they shouldn't be touching heat or electricity sources.
Swords and hammers are difficult to use underwater.
Some of those, especially the last one, are really stretching it.
I guess that you forgot about Sunny Day, then.
How are those types abstractions? Fire is fire. Grass is grass? Electric is electricity. Fire burns Grass, melts Steel, and is squelched by Water.
Since you aren't explaining the reactions between "Light" and Dark, Poison, and Ghost, why should I trust your statement if you aren't justifying your opinions? You repeat that light could stand alone as a concept without describing how it would react to the other types.
They should react to each other in obvious ways depending on the description.
You also said that Dark types (directly)references literal darkness, but you now say that placing those references were meaningless.
Light as a type in the Pokémon universe is meaningless compared to Dark types. You say that Light represents purity and life, which seems like it would be an opposite to Dark. The problem is that while Dark types are ostracized, what are Light-types supposed to be? How will they be treated?
Since you denied two of my points without explaining why or giving examples, your denial isn't justified. If Dark was renamed Evil, you would've understood.