Unused Pokémon Type Combinations We Need
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Like seriously forget Flygon, Yanmega could have been a Bug/Dragon type.
They did them dirty...
They would’ve been extra trash tbh if they was that type combination
@@SpeedBoostGamerHow though?
@@SpeedBoostGamernot remotely
@@pixlyJolt yes, because there would be a whole lot of type disadvantages
Yanmega isn't a dragon type because unlike the English name, the Japanese word for dragonfly has nothing to do with dragons
Fire fairy is going to be a menace offensively if it gets given to a good mon
Or especially Fairy/Ground
Here, I have an idea for a fire fairy type third stage pseudo because we still don’t have a mammal pseudo
Name: Elegloss
Type: Fire/Fairy
Ability: Flame Body/ Fairy Aura
Elegloss is a majestic, nine-tailed fox with elegant features and a fiery aura that never goes out. It stands at a height of 5'7" and has a long, flowing mane of fiery fur that trails behind it like a flowing cape. Its nine tails are adorned with beautiful, silver bells that chime softly in the breeze.
Elegloss has a regal bearing and is known for its grace and poise. It is a creature of great power and is revered by many as a symbol of good luck and fortune. Its fiery aura can bring warmth and light to even the darkest of places, and its magic has been said to heal the wounded and calm the troubled.
As a fire/fairy type, Elegloss is immune to dragon type moves and is resistant to fire, bug, and dark type moves. Its flame body ability allows it to inflict burns on any opponent that makes contact with it, while its fairy aura ability raises the power of fairy-type moves used by itself and its allies.
Moveset:
- Flamethrower
- Moonblast
- Nasty Plot
- Will-O-Wisp
Gender Ratio: 95% Female, 5% Male
Heres my fairy ground type doggo:
Name: Flufflair
Type: Ground/Fairy
Classification: Fairy Dog Pokémon
Pokédex Entry: Flufflair, the Ground Fairy Pokémon. This species is a small, lively creature with a cheerful disposition. It uses its fluffy tail to create illusions and manipulate its surroundings. Their playful nature often brings joy and laughter to those they encounter.
Appearance: Flufflair resembles a small, quadrupedal dog with vibrant, pastel-colored fur. It has a compact body, covered in fluffy layers of fur that resembles cotton candy. Its fur comes in various shades, including pink, blue, and mint green. The fur on its cheeks is slightly longer, resembling a fluffy cloud. Its eyes are large and shiny, with a warm and friendly expression. Flufflair's tail is its standout feature, with a distinctive heart-shaped tip that radiates a soft, glowing aura.
Abilities:
1. Fluff Boost: This ability increases Flufflair's special attack when its HP is full.
2. Pixie Step: Flufflair's elf-like feet allow it to move as light as a feather, making it immune to entry hazards such as spikes or sticky webs.
3. Illusionary Veil: When Flufflair enters battle, it creates an illusionary veil that confuses opponents, making their moves slightly inaccurate.
Stats:
- HP: 70
- Attack: 45
- Defense: 65
- Special Attack: 85
- Special Defense: 75
- Speed: 95
Evolutionary Line:
Flufflair does not evolve but gains strength through experience and training.
Moves (Examples):
1. Fairy Wind: A gentle breeze imbued with Fairy energy is directed towards the foe, causing mild damage.
2. Earthquake: Flufflair slams the ground with its paws, causing a powerful earthquake and damaging all nearby opponents.
3. Playful Charm: Flufflair uses its cuteness to distract the opponent, charming them and lowering their attack stat.
4. Moonblast: Flufflair projects a glowing sphere of Fairy energy from its tail towards the enemy, dealing damage and potentially lowering their special attack.
Signature Move:
Glimmering Pawsteps: Flufflair leaves behind a trail of shimmering footprints that create illusions mimicking its appearance. These illusions confuse opponents, making them uncertain about which Pokémon to target and lowering their accuracy.
Flufflair is known for its friendly and gentle nature, playing pranks on its trainers. Despite their playful tricks, they are extremely loyal, forming strong bonds with their trainers and fellow Pokémon. These Ground Fairy type Pokémon typically reside in grassy plains and forests, where they blend in effortlessly with their colorful coats and utilize their illusionary abilities to hide from potential threats.
50/50 gender ratio
@@StackatackaStudiosnice
@@StackatackaStudiosI'm not sure, but Elegloss seems a bit too much like Ninetails, the evolved version of Vulpix from generation 1. But maybe with modifications it won't seem so much like a Ninetails copy
@@alicornianqueen8219 I just thought that we needed another ninetailed fox because we only have ninetails but that’s why it sounds like ninetails because it’s the only ninetailed fox Pokémon so far
For Ice/Poison, I’ve thought it could be a Pokémon based on Black Ice, with claws that secrete poison to mark its territory, and the name would be Isickle
^ This MF spittin!
Fr though dude that's actually a cool idea. The name is cool too even though I think some people might find it corny. At the very least that Pokemon you just designed is way better than any of the piles of absolute dog shit that are contained within the glitchy, buggy, lazy, pathetic excuse for a Pokemon game, abomination that is scarlet & violet
Except Grafaiai. Grafaiai is awesome both in design, as well as in its typing, and deserved to be debuted in a game that wasn't an insult to the entire franchise. He'll probably be the only Pokemon from that septic tank somebody called a video game that I'll ever attempt to catch on Pokemon Go, since that's the only game I'll ever catch and use him in unless GF is somehow able to later fix the giant dump they took on the franchise with that disaster.
Me to the trash of SV-"Alright all of ya, get out!"
Me to Grafaiai-"Cept' you, you stay"
You should send your Pokemon idea in to Game Freak, at the very least if they don't take the idea into consideration it might wake them up to realizing how poor and lazy the quality of their content is starting to become lol
ICKSICLE BRO WHAT. SEND THAT TO POKEMON NOW.
I thought about how people are so afraid of the ancient frozen bacteria. Like the black plague or something. Doing something like that. Like instead of rock fossils. Do ice fossils for Pokémon.
I'm sorry, but Cubchoo could have easily pulled off "poison", it's freaking dripping with snot which is repeatedly refered to as a barometer of it's health. You're telling me they couldn't reason the little thing could also be a walking petri dish?
@@13thMaiden if i recall its snot is also the "raw material for its power", as said in the gen 5 pokedex, or something like that
For ice poison type pokemon, they should do a prehistoric sentient “virus” trapped inside a giant ice cube. Sorta think a poisonous, virusy solosis inside a chunk of ice. It could be named “Virice” (Mix of virus and ice) or “Difreeze” (Mix of disease and freeze)
Why not both names? Virice could evolve to Difreeze.
I think it would be cool if this was a pre-evo that lost the “ice” type when unleashed and evolved into a pure poison BEAST of a Pokémon.
If they don’t want to waste the type combo on a pre-evo they could just give it a good kit and defensive stats to use with Eviolite. Shit, an Eviolite toxic user is scary enough.
@@Alinor24 Didn’t even think of that, thats a pretty good idea.
@@nothisismyhandle Yeah that would be pretty cool, maybe it could even be a split evolution where there’s one “scenario” when the beast of the disease comes out of the ice and specialises in attack and power. I’m assuming this pokemon would look like gastly and reuniclus. The other final evolution keeps the disease contained but would be more tanky and defensive. This pokemon would probably look like regice or maybe even just a giant iceberg.
We've already found huge prehistoric viruses (compared to modern ones anyway) frozen in glaciers, so the precedent is there. Make it happen, Game Freak!
The next 2 legendary Pokémon in the next game should be Fire/Fairy and Ice/Poison. The fire beats the ice while the poison beats the fairy
That's actually an awesome idea for a future gen
Fire/Fairy-Red
Ice/Poison-Blue
It evens fits the Color coordination of box art legendaries
How about Pokémon Brimstone and Glacite
Imagine if the ice/poison was like an ancient virus frozen in ice
That's actually fricken genius
Ok but Fire/Fairy will still be infinitely better lol
Normal/Bug should have been for Kricketot and Kricketune because the “Normal” type is also the “Sound” type
YESSS
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STAB Boomburst Tera Normal Kricketune!!!
@@ctoooc Like with 60 speed? Even after a scarf, it's not Hot.
@@netweed09 65 speed + 252+ SpA Choice Specs Tera Normal Kricketune Boomburst vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Clefable: 226-266 (57.3 - 67.5%) -- guaranteed 2HKO after Leftovers recovery, much weaker mons can get revenge killed thanks to rocks. This is max bulk clef though which means it can kill the clef if it is stall based, standard utility clef can take up to like 87%
There WAS a rock ghost. Unfortunately, it ended up in Super Mario Galaxy. Bouldergeist.
Lol 😂
I'm still pissed that the only fire/ice we got is locked behind a hidden ability and getting below half health
And the only fairy/dragon type we've ever had was a mega 😭
With all these new Normal type combos, I’ve really started appreciating it. It gives character to the Pokémon as much as any other type would!
If only normal wasn't always the first typing. I don't have that much space in my normal box
@@evobrand1210Grafaiai and Cyclizar and secondary Normal types
@@axeltheking4157 true, and that's great, but so many others aren't. All the birds! Why?
@@axeltheking4157 I think mega Audino is too but Megas aren’t even relevant anymore
@@user-kc8yo9yy7o yeah you would be wrong
ice poison grimace shake
I imagine the Ice/Poison type one as a frozen virus
There is one type combo that I really want that does technically exist but is locked behind a mega and that is dragon and fairy. While it’s definitely not the best typing I think it would be so cool to have a dragon fairy pokemon!
Which Pokemon was that?
@@alicornianqueen8219 mega alteria
@@alicornianqueen8219Mega Altaria
@@alicornianqueen8219Altaria
@@alicornianqueen8219 Mega Altaria
I think that a pretty decent basis for a Bug/Normal type Pokemon would be the manticore of Persian mythology. Manticores tend to be depicted as having a mammalian body with a scorpion tail, Bug/Normal is perfect for them. They could easily make up for the underwhelming typing with a badass design and good stats/abilities.
An Ice/Poison type that uses frozen poison needles that melt once shot into prey could be a cool concept. Call it something like "Brutalice" and give it the ability Corrosion + a signature Ice type attack that has a chance to inflict Poison.
Ain't that the CIA heart attack gun?
I had an idea for an ice/poison regional variant of Torkoal, where instead of its shell emitting smog it'd be covered in poison-filled stalagmites that it ejects from its body to defend itself
Fire Fairy would be fantastic for a Delphox alternate. Kinda like the Hisuian final evos.
Fae Ground would be fantabulous. 4 weaknesses with 1 being covered by its type, 8 strengths including being protected against paralysis, poisoning and burning, 2 immunities, and would be well balanced if stats are based on each type's stats as it would be moderate speed with high offense and defense. Give it levitate for 3 immunities and you get a global favorite.
Normal / Bug… If this would be introduced people would have a flame war.
Bonus points if it take the place of the regional rodent and starter bug.
why would it cause a war?
i feel like many pure bug types could had been part normal. it doesnt have to be a weird mamal + bird combination it could be just a normal looking bug.
Yes! More space for less repetitive Pokemon!
@@unkindled6410yep OR it can be a bug w sound/musical elements, since any n all pokemon n pokemon moves that are based off of sound/music is instantly slapped w the normal typing (ie: the loudred line n the move growl)
@@shortbdubs the sound type theory kinda falls flat with kricketune and noyvern for example
To make some Flygon fans happy, the Trapinch line was eventually added to the Bug "egg group." This means that it can breed with the likes of Dustox to learn Toxic etc.
I think that only made Flygon fans _more angry!_
I made a fire fairy type for my own pokemon region/pokedex and it was a firefly pokemon, which i think could make for a cool pokemon with that typing. I am a bit surprised they haven't done that type combo yet as it was one of the first things i thought of when they realised the type in gen 6.
I feel like if they made a firefly Pokémon it would be fire/bug type right?
@@masonjar213_ the one I made started out fire/bug but as it evolved it became more fairy like in design and swooped to fire/fairy. So you'd start out with a cute little firefly that evolves into a larger more fairy like firefly.
The other to options were a grass steel hedgehog and a water snake that evolved into a dragon.
@@masonjar213_ Volbeat and Ilumise
What comes to mind is a Djinn or a Chimaera.
I love that he shows phlask a Ghost Poison type from Pokemon Sage for the ice poison type when Pokemon Sage actually has an Ice Poison type in Icetope
Kinda sad Sage got overshadowed by the shitty 4channer meme game
Ice poison would make a such good typing for a ice crogunk
Sabeleye having *rocks* for eyeballs: Idk Ghost/Dark seems fitting for me
You meant Rock/Ghost?
the reason why we haven't gotten a bug dragon is because the bug and the dragon type are visual types. most of the types are elemental types. Usually if a pokemon looks like a bug its a bug type and if it looks like a dragon its a dragon type. Although an argument can be made for Yanmega and Flygon
Norse mythology is litrered with Worm-like dragons, it literally where the world Wyrm came from.
Dragon/Bug is easy, just make a Lindwurm
@@noukan42 that is indeed a stable point
Yanmega should be Rock if anything
The Tarountula line always feel like a bug and normal type to me. Don't know why I felt that way.
Silk is plain and white
MandJtv literally just did a video on this earlier today in the same order too
I’ve been waiting for a fire/fairy for so long! Combining my two favorite types would be magical!
There are also type combinations that have only been used once, for example the only Fire/Electric Pokemon there has ever been is Rotom Heat, which is a shame because it's a really cool combination with a ton of potential.
One of the best Pokétubers
they’re saving bug dragon for a puesdo
I remember hearing rumors years ago Giratina was originally going to be based on a centipede and be bug/dragon. I don't know the validity of them but it'd be cool to see the world where this actually happened
“Most confounding goes to Ghost Rock”
*mumbled*your beauty neverreallyscaredme Mary on a Mary on a cross…
Bro literally just turned an MandJTV video into a short
P̶r̶a̶y̶i̶n̶g̶ Preying for a Bug/Dragon paradox Heracross for the DLC
The fact that there’s still no bug/dragon is absolutely baffling to me
The snow poison should be a regional or convergant variant of the icecream pokemon where they turn into slushies
I used to think sableye was ghost rock. It just makes sense.
,,Slither wing is a Dino moth from Our Imagination. Lizard Face with
fiery wings but it is still not a f****n dragon"
A bug dragon pseudo could be amazing. Even if it’s a split attacker. Pick your poison quiver dance or dragon dance. The move pulls would be incredible
Really want a fire/fairy Cinderella based pokemon
I actually had a fan design a few years ago of a platypus mon where it had a male exclusive evolution where it started off pure ice and the males evolved through level up into a poison type. I wanted it to be a unique type and part of me debated steel instead of ice, and this was before galar even, so the combo wasn't used yet. My thinking for the steel type that carried over still was that it could burrow through ice, mimicking how real platipeople swim, to find prey or whatever and would still love in a frozen habitat so maybe it would have disputes with or prey on abomasnow. I sorta designed the final design after perry from phineas and ferb, because that's genuinely a partial inspiration. The base form looked kinda like if you combined pet perry and shroodle (ie repaint shoodle and add a tail) and the 2nd stage looked like the same concept but with agent p and toxicroak but with a thumb spike instead of the middle finger. I also made the bill cerulean on an ice blue body so it stayed more icy
We also have to consider all of the typings that are exclusive to legendaries/mythicals (paradoxes and ultra beasts included) since that makes even more typings that have yet to be put on ordinary Pokémon.
Bug/Ground technically exists but only on one pokemon: nincada. It loses this typing once it evolves though, so it's practically an unused typing.
Gamefreak: hisuian sneasl, Ice and poison? No, enjoy your 4x psychic weak fighting/ poison Pokémon.
What if for an Ice and Poison type Pokémon they did a Regional Frosslass where instead of being a ghost who haunts and freezes things she likes. She poisons and freezes what she likes that way no one can recover them.
For ice poison I always thought an avalugg form where the toxins are leaking out of its back would be a neat idea. Referencing ancient viruses escaping melting ice caps
I was gonna suggest a jacked polar bear for ice fighting
Then I remembered there is already a thoroughly unremarkable and dumb ice fighting mon
Admittedly, I had my own idea for an Ice/Poison typed version of Cinderace, and it was themed after hockey, due to how 'toxic' some of the players can be considering all of the brawls that tend to happen on/off the rink
Paldea had the perfect opportunity for a dragon/fairy type. In Spanish folklore, there's the Cocollona. It's a crocodile with butterfly wings.
And yes, I know mega altaria was dragon/fairy. But that's a gimmick locked into the 3DS games.
Thankfully im trying to think of unused or hardly used type combinations for a fan game I’m currently making. Definitely going to try to make a bug/dragon type Pokémon and one of my friends made a perfect fairy/fire type Pokémon
a poison ice pokemon i designed was mercudor, basically garbodor, but its blue pink parts gold, green parts & feet like blue ice, rest silver like mercury. mercury is used for gold mining, an mercury when frozen has 2X tensile strength of steel. if hit with fire move, form & stats change, look like silver alolan muk white rocks are gold.
Ice fire as a genuine Pokemon would be nice, instead of a Pokemon becoming that by ability
Tbh for ice poison it could be cool to have something related to the “zombie” viruses trapped in permafrost
Ice/Poison immediately makes me think of Super Mario Odyssey for some reason. In one "bonus area" in the Snow Kingdom, you had to dodge Ty-Foos and Spinies over a purple sludge pool.
My ice/poison pokemon is a combination of underwater mines and the concept of viruses and poisonous gasses being under the ice
Dragon/Fairy types haven't been done yet...and thank goodness for that.
Wdym Mega Altaria exists
@@julienbronsch5039 They haven't been done in terms of a singular pokemon. Mega Altaria is an evolution, which is only accessible in X/Y and Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon
Any remaining normal type combo can be simple things related to the concept of the typing it's paired with such as giant ant for normal bug but normal with steel, ice, or rock will be difficult since they have to find a way to make the three typings sentient without it being in a spiritual way to be a ghost type. Ground/fairy and fire/fairy can be something like a kind creature that can use the element fairy is paired with. Bug/dragon could be something that has a strong armoring like a combination of scales and exoskeleton and it could be something like the caucasus beatle because it's three horns could be used for a crown design or dragonflies could be obvious but since the japanese word for dragonfly is not related to dragons, it's unlikely.
bug dragon has always been my favorite unused type combination, since i love bugs and i love dragons!
Some of these are inexcusable for still not be in the games!
Like GF had so many opportunities for these type combinations.
It's not even a stretch to call Scyther a Bug-Dragon/Dragon-Bug.
I think that ghost and ice should give more Pokémon
It’s just so cool, because make sense, a Pokémon died frozen and become a ghost! I’m surprised that only that evolution of snurub received
That bug/normal type pokemon is adorabul
ice/poison, an arctic narwhal that is designed somewhat like a syringe and oozes some kind of poisonous fluid
When i think about a ghost/rock type combination, i imagine one with the levitate ability and at least decent enough stats to make its 5 weaknesses tolerable.
advantages would be 3 type immunities, 4 types resisted, can't be trapped, doesn't take residual damage from sandstorm and gets a +50% sp.def boost while in it.
lastly, ghost and rock are good offensive types
I know there technically is a water/fire type (Volcanion) but we need a more accessible water/fire type pokemon
I have a fakemon idea of a fire fairy firecracker with a lil body and a scary face and when it evolves it switches to fairy fire with a big imposing fire cracker chain body but a serene face.
They did Steel/Poison & Bug/Dark dirty, imagine an evil big black spider design or a pokemon based off of mercury reminiscent of melmetal
I always had an idea for an ice poison type. There's a toad that freezes itself through winter and thaws out again as the season changed. So a cool toxic ice frog thing would work. And could have a cool ability based on it's chryo sleep behaviour or smt
Ice poison, the potion pokemon
An orb of ice with a toxic poison inside it
Evolution is dual Evo, the broken line that turns to ice ghost with high attack and when brought out lowers the enemies speed (walking on thin ice)
Or the witchy form, switches the typing from ice poison to poison ice, has a cold look to her but very high spatk and def
Glad someone agrees with me about Hisuian Sneasel, I'd have loved them being Ice / Poison typed
Normal bug semi makes sense too as fighting is now neutral (just ignore rocks, flying, fire, etc.)
i once made a beartic regional form for a unova legends game which is poison/ice type. It has a big long beard and walking stick made of puke, inspired by 90s-2000s gross-out humour. i think its pretty fitting and creative
'How in the grubby hell have we not gotten a bug dragon"
Somehow, Ghetsis's USUM theme sounds both emptier yet more overwhelming than his previous theme. And that's taking BW2 into account.
Also, he should just be considered the ultimate villain at this point. He's appeared in three games and got his unique theme EACH TIME, who else can brag they did 😤
Ive made an ice posion type thats a penguin. It has ice feathers. But. It secrets poision all along its body for slickness so it can skate around and slide on its belly. Its slightly narcissistic because its figure skating skills are pretty good. The best skaters are the leaders of the flock
Normal rock, normal ice, normal steel, and ground fairy punching air rn
you still sound surprisingly young despite me remembering watching you all the way back when X and Y came out
My brain sort of glitched looking at that list. It was like “No, no, there’s a Ground/Fairy type, it’s…” and I just was like. No there isn’t. But still struggling to think if there was one or not.
AWAAAGH THE FIRST FAKE ICE POISON ONE IS SUCH A GOOBER I WANT IT
Normal/Rock idea
Clobblown (Clobber and Clown)
The Entertainment Pokemon
Pokedex Entry
Clobblown is regularly seen in circuses and near rocky areas, its species is allies with Mr Mimes, Galar or not.
At least the background music shows that nobody forgot about the original pokemon snap game
Honestly no normal rock is the most surprising to me. That feels like one would have been made already.
Wow for YEARS I thought Delphox was fire/fairy only to found out she’s fire/pyshic today and then I thought victini was going to be fairy/fire
I love that it’s “You Dead” 😭
The idea of an electric and poison type was so cool which is pretty much the only reason I like the Toxtricity line
For Ice/Poison, I have the PERFECT idea; a snake.
It's first form would be called Chadder and its evolution would be called Brr-De-Lance.
If they gave us all the type combinations so soon, then Pokémon games would lose some anticipation until they added a new type or 2
I'm more surprised that none of the Tapus used Fire. You'd think it'd be one they could use, given that they're guardian deities of a group of volcanic islands, but instead, they just opted to use four Fairy combinations that were already in gen6. And yeah, it seems like they're constantly blowing the opportunity to have a Rock/Ghost. Hell, they introduced a regional variant of the part Rock-type Corsola, and what do they do? Make it pure Ghost.
BTW, for whatever it's worth, there's a lot more unused type combinations if you give a crap about which one's the primary type and which one's the sub. Strangely enough, there've been almost no Pokemon with Bug as a sub-type (prior to gen8, it was only the Anorith line, Dewpider line, and Skorupi, with gen8 then adding the Sizzlipede and Snom lines, the latter of which was a new combo done without a primary Bug, sub Ice combination being done first). And Flying used to be almost exclusively a sub-type, but ever since Tornadus proved that, hey, Flying can actually exist as a stand-alone type, they seem to have been introducing a few Pokemon with Flying as the primary type, with the Noivern line, Corviknight, Cramorant, Bombirdier, and Flamigo. Not sure what the conditions are in either case, but it's fine for providing a bit more variety now that nearly every type combination's been done (as subtle of a difference as it may be).
My idea for ice poison would probably be a regional weezing based off permafrost viruses
I've had an idea stuck in the back of my mind where Fire/Fairy could be a pokemon (line) based off of a seraph considering some seraphs are associated with fire
idk though
Dragon dragon combo 🥶🥶👌👌💀💀
Since dragon types are strong against dragon types
ice poison would be… a COOL combination?????
I see why, bug and dragon types are both similar and parallel in a way as they are both forms of living organisms and dragonflies may be similar, they aren’t as supernatural as dragons we depict in the living world.
if they ever dicide to do more paradox pokemon for the dlc i quite literally need a dragon bug primal scyhter i mean scyther with massive wings and longer scythes and a more primal aesthetic like come on he already looks like a dragon besides the wings in a weird way
Ice Poison Pokemon could be named "Toxice"
Exclusive ability: Psychic shield
A new ability that increases the defense of ice type pokemon to 1.5× if they are hit by a psychic or ground type attack. Giving immunity from both types.
A new move: Tox hail: a hailstorm is summoned from the black clouds that goes on for five turns. All the Pokemon that are non-poison get damaged for 1/16 their max hp. During this time, any poison pokemon cannot be afflicted by any status condition.
And honestly, given how frail ice types are, we need some overpowered ice types so that they can be desired of. After all, its been ages since I have used an ice type upon the introduction of fairy types. They are just not appealing enough.
Flygon or Yanmega were perfect candidates for bug/dragon. GF really dropped the ball with them.
I really think they should change Swablu to Normal/Fairy and Altaria to a permanent Dragon/Fairy
Normal/Steel sounds like prime noise maker territory to me. Boom burst incarnate. Maybe an attacking steel sound move. Maybe an ability that increases sound move potency by 50%. strings, tuning forks, cymbals, steel drums…
There is a type of ice that is very dangerous to be around because if it melts it would release bacteria and diseases from ancient times that we don't know how to cure, at the moment I don't remember what it was called, but a pokemon with poison/ice based on this could have a cool ability to badly poison the opponent if they use any fire move on it.
Missed opportunity to include a clip of Wyrdeer when you mentioned "weirder and weirder"
Rock/Ghost should be based on a cursed gemstone talisman. Like an opal or something. Either that or a tombstone Pokemon that eventually evolves into a mausoleum golem.