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friend of mine linked this to me, i think he got it from neogaf. no idea if it's legit. anyone able to translate the types?
edit: i guess the colour coordination makes it kind of obvious but still!!!!
of course, and i do find that really sad - but at the same time, something cute or feminine kicking major arse has always been present in pokemon games - jynx? lapras? espeon? in the show, pikachu especially. something being cute or feminine has never equalled weak in pokemon.
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friend of mine linked this to me, i think he got it from neogaf. no idea if it's legit. anyone able to translate the types?
edit: i guess the colour coordination makes it kind of obvious but still!!!!
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friend of mine linked this to me, i think he got it from neogaf. no idea if it's legit. anyone able to translate the types?
edit: i guess the colour coordination makes it kind of obvious but still!!!!
I can do it.
white is normal
red is fire
then water
grass
electric
rock
ground
ice
poison
psychic
fighting
flying
bug
ghost
dragon
dark
steel
and Fairy
Note that these are abbreviations rather than actual type names.
cool thanks, so that means that fairy is weak to poison and steel while being immune to dragon, and is super effective vs dark, dragon and psychic while being nve vs poison and... fire? this is interesting
again, not saying this is confirmed
cool thanks, so that means that fairy is weak to poison and steel while being immune to dragon, and is super effective vs dark, dragon and psychic while being nve vs poison and... fire? this is interesting
again, not saying this is confirmed
I'd hate to break the bubble but only a very minuscule minority of the people in the world posses that view.
Here's what 99.9% of the world imagines when I use the word fairy
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Right, I completely see it slaying a garchomp and a haxorus/hydreigon duo in my mind right now.
Am I the only one noticing that according to the chart, dragon isn't effective against anything? What's up with that?The Os mean "Super Effective" X means "Resisted" The triangles mean "Not Very Effective".
Fairy is weak to Poison and Steel. Resistant to Dragon.
Something with an effeminate (read:pussy) name leanings like 'fairy' being supereffective against DRAGONS doesn't sit well with my ears and common sense.
Couldn't they have gone with a snazzier name like 'Lunar' or 'Mystic'?
Or do they want to expand pokemon's fan base to 7 yo doll girls.
Am I the only one noticing that according to the chart, dragon isn't effective against anything? What's up with that?
EDIT: Oh, dual types, ok, nvm
according to Pokebeach, this is correct.
Though the chart is fan made.
And I'm not used to a layout like this, so I'm still figuring it out.
That chart is comparing attacks of a different type against defenders with Fairy as one of their types. Which means that Fairy is immune to Dragon.Am I the only one noticing that according to the chart, dragon isn't effective against anything? What's up with that?
For what's worth, Noivern's base HP is between 38(at minimum) and 85(at maximum).
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friend of mine linked this to me, i think he got it from neogaf. no idea if it's legit. anyone able to translate the types?
edit: i guess the colour coordination makes it kind of obvious but still!!!!
yeah the layout is really bizarre, took me a while to figure out that it was meant to display the various interactions with dual typed fairies
i'm a little unhappy about the further unnecessary nerfs to dark and psychic. the nerf to dragon is fantastic, but i'm not sure how i feel about steel essentially getting buffed. really happy for poison, though!
also widespread outrage immunity should help to slow the game down a little bit, here's hoping for a better-paced gen 6.
but, i must ask. what do you guys think of the reveals overall? disappointed? excited? somewhere in the middle?
for me...
ALL ABOARD.
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