Veteran Trainer Eric
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If by Fairy they mean Fay or magical creatures the Golduck seems like a good Water/Fairy type as it is inspired by a Kappa. Just saying.
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Resistance to Fighting makes sense, but SE? We already have Psychic for that.I can tell you, If Fairy is not SE on Fighting or at least resisting it then Fighting will be the new OP type by the next generation.
If by Fairy they mean Fay or magical creatures the Golduck seems like a good Water/Fairy type as it is inspired by a Kappa. Just saying.
Really, why? I guess it was to avoid telling the children that someone can be evil by nature? Like born evil? In Spain we called it "siniestro" (sinister), though... I think it's the only western language that doesn't call it "dark".I never got why they didn't name the Dark type "Evil type" in the first place. That's its actual name.
I would probably consider the possibility of dropping the franchise if they have made a Light-type. I really hate the idea of a Light/Holy/Sacred/Whatever type. xD
Just out of curiosity, why?
Light type/Holy type sounds like a whole copy of Digimon where there was the crest of light AND angel digimons existed. We don't need any concept ripoffs making monsters based on holy stuff. Besides, we've had enough religious problems as it is. We don't need to trigger anymore religious outbursts by introducing something 'holy'.
Obviously, it wouldn't be Psychic, since it is not psychic. When has gold been used to symbolize Psychic types?If by Fairy they mean Fay or magical creatures the Golduck seems like a good Water/Fairy type as it is inspired by a Kappa. Just saying.
It would be a Psychic type because of the name of its previous evolution and because gold is used to symbolize Psychic types.
What I meant as in light/holy type, is that we don't need pokemons that are all for good with a halo above their head - a.k.a, angels. Then, how are you going to distribute their moves? All of them having Heal Pulse, Healing Wish, Aromatherapy, maybe Natural Gift, and having Serene Grace as their basic abilities or something? A lot of the Normal-types already fit in that, and the recently introduced Fairy-types are sure to be more than enough to have 'holy' moves.
Just because all the other games have angels vs demons (holy vs evil) as a given basic within their games, doesn't necessarily mean Pokemon needs one as well.
Obviously, it wouldn't be Psychic, since it is not psychic. When has gold been used to symbolize Psychic types?If by Fairy they mean Fay or magical creatures the Golduck seems like a good Water/Fairy type as it is inspired by a Kappa. Just saying.
It would be a Psychic type because of the name of its previous evolution and because gold is used to symbolize Psychic types.
Exact interpretations vary (a lot), but there's probably good reason that when angels visited humans they didn't exactly say "hello" -- they said "don't be afraid of me".And the angels in biblical mythology were eldritch abomination warrior soldiers who would be outright terrifying for most humans and who had no problem getting their hands dirty. In fact, pretty much the only difference between an angel and a demon is their alignment (and that angels are usually stronger,) that's about it.
Dark-types encompass cheating, dirty tricks, and malice. You can restrict Dark to those things.
Dark-types encompass cheating, dirty tricks, and malice. You can restrict Dark to those things.
No. In fact, dark type's special and status moves reference actual darkness. And even if this were not the case, other types can incorporate complex themes in their meaning. Your criticism that the light type is too vague is pretty much baseless.
Dark-types encompass cheating, dirty tricks, and malice. You can restrict Dark to those things.
No. In fact, dark type's special and status moves reference actual darkness. And even if this were not the case, other types can incorporate complex themes in their meaning. Your criticism that the light type is too vague is pretty much baseless.
There are only two moves that are explicitly like that: Dark Void and Night Daze.