I never thought the last Pokemon before the legendaries would be a Fire/Bug! :P
How can there be a vulture that's just pure Dark instead of Dark/Flying?
This octopus, where is the source for it? Are we sure the "octopus" in the musical picture is not just the ghost water jellyfish? It looks like the same pose and coloration. Or did Melkor say there is an extra octopus in there?
That too.
Let alone the final Pokemon in the Pokedex being Bug/Steel....
Not happinin'. We talked about it a few pages ago.
Would be nice if some of the pokemon we know now are actually pre-volutions. There's some that I remember seeing for the first time in Sinnoh and thought "Oh wow, I wonder what that evolves in to." Only for them to end up being shitty single ones, like Pachirisu. Highly doubt it though.
There aren't going to be any evolutions of previous Pokemon this Gen.
Electric/Poison: Mongolian Death Worm
Electivire would have been a very good electric/fighting type, especially if had gotten Close Combat.
Honestly I can accept they are making a the game from scratch with this being a new beginning. Which is why I can bite my tongue when looking at the awfulness in the repetitivness of pure types. I mean a we have so many grass water and psychic pokemon. However if they are doing this to utilize pure types why do they have to give ups fire fighting. I mean come on they clearly were like lets make cool pokemon give them meh typing and to top it off let's see how they feel about a fire fighting type starter.
For some reason I think a cheetah would make a good Electric/Fighting type. It could use cat-fu.
There is no such thing as "cold plasma", because if it was cold it wouldn't have enough energy to keep its ions and will just turn into gas. I'm pretty sure Rotom isn't gas or plasma, but is based off of electricity. Thus the little lightning bolts and being able to posses different electrical appliances (Which is a pretty cool concept for a Ghost/Electric type).
Rotom is the Plasma Pokemon, so I'm pretty sure it's made out of plasma, even if that doesn't make any sense on Earth. For some reason, I thought I saw a show where they were talking about near room temperature plasma but that might have just been the "Holy Grail" of energy.
Darn pokemon and its loose basis on reality.
I don't know. I think big cats like cheetahs, lions, and tigers make perfect sense for fighting types from the standpoint of they're big, vicious maulers that use brute force to take down their prey. It's fighting style would basically be MMA because it'd be a lot of grappling and floor-style moves. If stag beetles and chickens can be fighting types, then so can big cats like cheetahs.
I think Wailord may be partly based on a blimp, given its shape, so being almost nuetrally boyant in air makes sense.
Thundercats FTW!
Groudon is only 11 and a half feet? I'd expect 20 at least. AT LEAST.
That would make sense but it still doesn't explain how a nearly 12 foot giant can weigh less than a 6 foot bull. (The Chianina can weigh nearly 2 tons)
I edited my post saying that it should be over 5000 pounds. I'd imagine the bull's 6ft. at shoulder level so it's about 12ft. on its hind legs. How does it not collapse under its own weight?
It's a legendary, it can do whatever it wants because it is supposed to be powerful. I would imagine it would just be strong enough to support itself.
