All this talk of fairies and mischief is making me hope that there is a Kappa pokemon in this generation. You have no idea how excited I'd be about that.Not necessarily when you consider the fact that most children's literature today with a fantasy element to it tend prefer the good fairy idea which can be seen in a lot of the fairy tale stories re-created for children, such as the Disney versions. Fairy tales were originally meant for adult enjoyment so many of the earlier tales contained a lot of sinister elements in them. Looking at the new fairy type pokemon that have already been revealed like Flabebe it looks like Pokémon will be following the Western take on fairies. So no bad fairies at least for now! (unfortunately).
What if, say, the ''Fairy'' type didn't necessarily mean ''tiny magical creatures''? I honestly think it points toward ''magically intoxicating beings'' especially in Xerneas's case. It is really beautiful, and to be honest, one of the best designed Pokemon yet. It doesn't breath ''Fairy'' to me. It breathes ''Magic''. I think the ''Fairy'' type means ''Magic'' not ''Cute Pixies from a Storybook''.
(Sorry for not posting lately. High School is a lot for a Freshman! I love all of you!^_^)
I'd disagree there are many kinds of fairies not all are particularly small. Most faries ranged. Generally from 4-6 feet that is before as ausgirl stated they became cuter, smaller, and less threatening so they could be more geared toward children. Also there isn't really anything magical about jiggly, mawhile, or azumaril at all.lol












