I don't like how Electric types are immune to paralysis. It makes sense for them to be immune to paralysis caused by electricity, sure, but there's still Stun Spore. An Electric type shouldn't be immune to the effects of a plant toxin.
xayshade said:
Tree frogs have thin bodies like that too. I don't really think having a thin body hints to anything else. I'm pretty sure he will still stay frog
Good point; I completely forgot about tree frogs. I guess it was because Frogadier is a Water type
Metalizard said:
The Kanji thing just makes me think of Fire Blast
THE SHAPE OF FIRE BLAST FINALLY MAKES SENSE!
Sheriff_K said:
@Cinesra, I meant remaking a 2D game in 2D would be going backwards. Since they wouldn't have the resources, or the drive/reason, to remake/completely redo it into 3D when they could be working on a 3D Sequel to X/Y.. So if they do release a remake, it'd be 2D, or nothing.
I'm pretty sure you're just making assumptions without actually knowing anything about Game Freak's potential distribution of resources or priority. I'm pretty sure Game Freak employs multiple teams to work simultaneously on main-series, remakes, and spin-offs.
FloodBadge said:
I hope they can fix this by making a camarasaurus, diplodocus, or brachiosaurus (despite proving to have never existed) evolution to make it seem better to some.
professorlight said:
The site referred to amamura's fossil as the sail fossil. Pleeeeeeease be a stegosaurus, pleeeeease.
Amaura is based on an Amargasaurus, which is a long-necked Sauropod with a spiny sail on its neck. So like a cross between an Apatosaurus and a Spinosaurus. This is not only evidenced by its name being a shortened version of AMrgsAURus, but by the fact that it's revived from a
sail fossil. IIts eye crest/fin/things will probably expand into this spiny sail upon evolution. Regardless of this; there's no way a Stegosaurus would ever happen. I know we've had things like Remoraid->Octillery and Magikarp->Gyarados, but at least evolutions that different from each-other made sense (one is a handgun fish evolving into an aquatic tank, the other is based on an East Asian folktale/myth/whatever about a carp that becomes a dragon).
ashyboy said:
I think I know why Gamefreak is making these part normal type pokemon. Since fairy is here to bounce off fighting types not to get out of control and since steel lost its ghost resistance they are trying to encourage us to use more normal types which I wouldn't use if they were single typed. And let me tell you Pyroar and Helioptile (if it evolves hopefully )are great party members.
I was under the impression that Litleo was Fire/Normal because it was mostly a regular animal (the vast majority of Normal types) with some Fire elements. Same with Helioptile; it's more Electric, but still pretty much just a yellow lizard.
Baktwerel said:
Oh and Quilladin looks much better in the game. Also, is that a hint to paladin in it's name?
Only if the meaning of hint has suddenly changed to blatant giveaway.
Baktwerel said:
In this generation they are immune for sure. The typing table has a lot of new changes/immunities which will be applied in Pokemon X and Y, and quite possibly in the future generations as well. Of course the new updates don't apply for older generations.
Except Fire types have always been immune to burns.
Blob55 said:
Well, since Fairy type is SE against Fighting and Dark and Ghost type do normal damage to Steel types, won't that mean the biggest issues for Ice types be Fire and Rock types?
Not necessarily. Fighting will definitely take a hit if there are good Fairy types and moves (which seems pretty likely given Sylveon and Togekiss), but Steel types will probably remain as strong as ever, if not stronger. Sure, they lost two resistances, but they gained super effectiveness and resistance to Fairy. If anything, now Steel types have an actual reason to use STAB moves and Ice will take more of a hit
Leaf_Ranger said:
Or from the portuguese
Bruxa (witch).
That doesn't explain the a between the r and the i.