To those of you complaining that Cyclohm, "doesn't sound like a Dragon," why does it need to? There's no requirement that a pokemon's name indicate its types. Fidgit doesn't imply any type. Neither does Kitsunoh. Bulbasaur doesn't sound like a Poison type. Articuno doesn't sound like a Flying type. Flygon's name seems to contradict its Ground typing. Do you see a reference to any type in Rapidash's name? There are prcedents both in CAP and in the official pokemon for names that are not type-related at all.
At least Bulbasaur sounds like a Grass type. At least Rapidash sounds like a Fire type. Cyclohm doesn't even sound Electric. It sounds like a Flying type.
"Ohm" is an incredibly weak word. It doesn't jump out as "sounding" electric with anything close to the intensity that Zapdos, Voltorb, Electabuzz and Raichu do. Before you played Pokemon, did you even know that Rai meant Thunder in Japanese? Did you even know that until I told you just now? More importantly, does it even matter if you do our not? Raichu sounds electric whether you know the first thing about Japanese or not. So does Pikachu, for that matter, and there's nothing electric in there.
Cyclohm, on the other hand, has nothing of that quality that other Electric type names have. Does Salamence have anything directly draconic in his name at all,
definition wise? No. Does he sound like a
DRAGON? Absolutely!
Pokemon names are supposed to role off the tongue, and be directly evocative. However, only a handful of people even know what an ohm
is, and even if they do, they need to consider it cerebrally before they make the connection. Cyclohm sounds like nothing; no bolts of lightning, no chimeric dragon heads. Just a cloud, maybe. A cloud and an ohm. But at the end of the day, an ohm isn't anything at all if it doesn't
sound as electric as a zapping, a bolt, a jolt, or a volt. :)