The Pokémon Type Combos that Don't Exist (but COULD)
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Cloyster always had a ice/poison vibe for me, because of its color and the needle it shoots. And it learns toxic spikes. But that is really all there is to it.
Slowbro's and Slowking dex entries even talk about Shellder's poison so it's a perfect fit!
My first thought too
I'd like to add Cubchoo to the list of potential Ice/Poison types, as its nose is constantly adrip.
@@ZGlove.regional form with poisonous snot? Ice and poison are my two favorite types so I am really anticipating this combo getting checked off the list 😩
I guess the problem with cloyster is it leans more towards water than ice, if it indeed was poison, so why would you go ice poison when you can go water poison, same for dewgong being normal ice, is like why would you substract the water since it more its thing
I think Slither Wing could've definitely have been a Bug/Dragon type as well. It's tail is very reptililian and it being prehistoric also helps its case.
If Slither Wing was Bug/Dragon it would be my new favorite Bug type
that was the chance to make a bug/dragon pokemon, but they make it fight type cause it is big?? T-T
♫SlitherWing is a Dino Moth from our Imagination♫
♫Lizard like with Firey Wings, yet still not a F$%&ing Dragon.♫
(Credit to DeadBedSpread: Blatant Disregard for Bug/Dragon Types)
The arrangement of the wings on its back also implies stegosaurus inspiration, and we already have precedent for stegosaurs being Dragon type with Dracozolt and Dracovish.
Also I don't understand why it's a fighting type.
@@Kage-pm6qimy new theme song
I would love to see an Ice/poison Type based on how viruses are kept and preserved in Glaciers. I think that would be a really cool concept!
Imagine a Spiritomb regional form where he is in a block of ice. That would be really cool
@@Camel_glasshousebut spiritomb isnt even based off of poison
I had that idea too!
Or, maybe make a Pokémon based on liquid nitrogen, which isn't very good for people's health and is FREEZING 😂
Or how about a poisonous lizard that lives in cold places and also utilises freezing breath. It's just like a typical poisonous lizard but only adapts in cold areas like snow. I think that would be a great idea for Ice/Poison.
I've always theorised that Flygon's cancelled mega evolution form could've potentially been a Dragon/Bug type.
In Pokemon Insurgence fangame, Mega Flygon is Bug/Dragon
I will genuinely be outraged if flygon mega evolves and changes type
@@MrmcquaKlzit has to, because there's also fucking Garchomp who is also just ground dragon, Bug typing makes the most sense
I would prefer if mega flygon stays as ground/Dragon but switching to be a special sweeper to make It different from garchomp.
Bug dragon better be in the next game. It’s too cool to pass up
Yo Mothra! Idk if it counts as dragon but that would be cool!
They should have made yanmega that since its a dragonfly
Agreed
@@Ditto.007they should’ve, i think a new form or re-type of yanmega or flagon would work
*flygon*
It's kinda crazy that you recognized Dachsbun as a Ground type and not a Fire type despite it literally being baked bread
! This ! Thank you - I was thinking the other day (before this video), that it's crazy that the pokemon whose ability is "Well-Baked Body" isn't a fire type!
I mean if I set you on fire that doesn't give you the ability to control it lol
@@demitriussmith741in Pokémon yes
@@luceharrietfMaybe because he is already baked 😂
Clay is baked into pottery. Yet it isn't fire itself.
Dunsparce could work as a ground/fairy type imo. It’s known for digging tunnels and living in caves, and it has little wings and a cutesy vibe to its design.
Poor Dunsparce. At least give Dundunsparce that combo to make it less of a joke...
Could also work as normal/bug
making dunsparse less of a joke breaks the joke though. it's supposed to be completely useless@@Shrina_Dracis
I'm honestly surprised Dunsparce isn't Ground and/or Bug type. It's entire body structure fits the part for Bug/Ground, even down to the wings.
Then again, I once attempted to make a final evolution stage for Dunsparce that adds the Dragon type called Dragunsparce 😅😅
Fairy fits perfectly for a cryptid. Honestly, if Dunsparce evolved into just Dunsparce with fairy-esque wings, I'd be fine with it, because at least it'd be something different that fits its vibes.
(in case it's not clear, I hate Dudunsparce)
Oinkologne is a good candidate for Ground/Fairy because truffle pigs are known for digging and fragence has already been associated with the fairy type with Spritzee and Aromatisse
but i dont think that Oinkologne would smell good
@@ethanthaman2858 surprisingly it would, according to the pokedex:
"It entrances female Pokémon with the sweet, alluring scent that wafts from all over its body."
"This Pokémon sends a flowerlike scent wafting about..."
"This is a meticulous Pokémon that likes to keep things tidy. It shrouds itself in a floral aroma that soothes the Pokémon around it."
@@jggames1857 huh. The more you know
Its amazing that if you change Sableye's typing from Ghost/Dark to Ghost/Rock, it goes from only having 1 weakness to having 6. (7 + a 4x weakness if it goes into Dark/Rock)
Mikey: In my world, Sableye would best be a Rock/Ghost-type.
Sableye: *chuckles* “I’m in danger.”
That's probably one of the reasons why they don't do that Type combo...
Then again, they did Tyrannitar in the early days.
@@Juju2927 Tyrannitar was done so dirty. Also one of the mons that makes me wish that not all psuedos were Dragon. I enjoy the non-dragon ones!
@@Juju2927And they've made bug/grass and grass/ice types. Multiple times. Doubt that's the problem
Kricketot and Kricketune always gave me the impression of being normal types. It completely slipped my mind that they were pure bug types
Yes, and give them _all_ the sound moves. Normal is the stand in "Sound" type, so I'd love to see those guys get STAB Hyper Voice or even Boomburst
I personally have always seen them as obvious but types, they're clearly crickets.
@@Jack-oo9wi But why would they not be bug types if they're clearly bugs?
@@Jack-oo9wi Ohhh okay lol, I didn't notice my typo.
@@Jw87563and they should be special attackers.
5:33 Grunty boi's scream had me in shambles! 😂
reminds me of corviknights cry
If I can make a case for Victini, it was created before the Fairy type was even created, and there are plenty of legendaries that could've clearly been Fairy types like Celebi or the Lake trio, but those were all specifically not chosen to be retyped in Gen 6. I think they didn't want to alter the typings of legendary Pokemon in any way with these new typings which is why they didn't do anything to Victini. But your point about them overwriting a different type makes sense as well, since I think Normal tends to be a stand-in for a lot of things where another type wouldn't make as much sense, like some sound based mons being part normal type. Even then Fairy wouldn't have existed I think until Gen 6 since it was kinda made as a counter to the overpowered Dragon type because it was becoming kinda invasive in competitive
I think tarountula and spidops could also work really well as bug/normal types. They don’t have anything to do with sound but string is an everyday item and helps give them that ”normal type vibe”
That and it's just very tough but basic webbing anyways
Yea but the spidops would suck more lol like it could get fake out or extremespeed maybe? But yea just giving it another weakness and not giving it a boost of any kind. I like spidops but they need to stop making garbage bug types lol especially since they have great designs overall imo
@@jazzercise300At least it would trade in a resistance for an immunity and gain another STAB option.
Additionally, Katy and Spidops feel very similar in concept, and I feel that Katy would be a Bug/Normal human (if that makes any sense).
I think Bug/Dark probably makes more sense, though. They are based off of spec ops agents after all
Dachsbun could also totally be a Fairy-Fire type, since the main attribute it gains when evolving is that it gets cooked.
Additionally, Cubchoo and possibly Beartic could be Ice/Poison, with the whole sickness idea which links to poison.
I agree on dachsbun I totally thought he would mention it
I used a dachbun on my playthrough team and still thought it was a fire type 🤣
20:58 20:58 20:58 u
Daschbun...daschbun is already a fairy type...
@@Insightter fire fairy he said
"Is it just a cyberspace programmed virtual creature. . . that looks like a duck? Normal type."
That might be the funniest thing ever said on this channel 😂
In my opinion a really cool bug/dragon type could maybe be a spider that weaves webs in the shapes of big dragons to hide the fact it’s actually quite small, because it could end up having some really cool puppeteer elements maybe
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Applin should be a bug dragon type
@@nightmarexgaming120 However its evos feel more like dragons then bugs, and they fused with the apple. So it would end up in a bug/ground situation where there's no final evolutions with this type combo, making it kind of forgetable (Also, I know wormadam exists but I like to think it doesn't exist, or at least not the other forms)
Kind of like Ahtal-Ka from Monster Hunter? That one is a mantis, but it still makes its massive constructs with a "golden silk".
Yanmega should just get an evolution that is Bug Dragon type.
I know it technically exists, but Fairy/Dragon needs to make a comeback
Absolutely agree.
Where does Fairy-Dragon exist? I have to know. What did I miss? 😅😅😅😅
@@hopstew7756Mega Altaria is one. Can be seen in ORAS, SM and USUM.
@@hopstew7756 they don't have a combo
So does Electric/Fire, Electric/Psychic & Water/Electric
Always thought H-Sneasel should’ve been Poison/Ice, was weird to me that they made it the same type as Croagunk, who’s already native to Sinnoh/Hisui
I actually thought of something that I think would be a cool concept for an Ice/Poison type. I tried looking up for any arctic poisonous animals, and came across a venomous arctic snake. I haven't looked much into it, but I think I have a way for how to explain it.
This Ice/Poison type could resemble a white snake with icicle-like fangs. It could have a Pokédex entry saying "This Pokémon likes to camouflage by burrowing in the snow as it hunts. While its venom is harmless in warmer weather, frigid temperatures will cause the venom to become deadly."
I think the idea of a venomous snake whose venom is harmless in warm temperatures but becomes deadly in colder temperatures could be fitting. As if the venom is crafted specifically for freezing the unready from the inside out, and making them easy prey. And how interesting would it be to have a cold-blooded creature get its title in a more literal sense?
The thing that make the compo of ice poison difficult it not only that they are very specialized type but also that those type kind contrebalancer one and a other. Poison, venom are liquid something the ice will would kind freeze, gaz and smelly thing smell less in cold. Exemple how a cold coffee or tea smell less strong compared to when they are hot. And if a liquide or substance is know to kill us will being considered cold, well most of the time it’s the cold the is the cause of the death not a poison how work at low temperature. But you know was could work well, sometime if undead creature that keep itself alive using ice but that the decomposing body some poison effect
Maby it would be a stupide idea but imagine a regional form a parasect with this concept. Instead of mushrooms it a ice parasite that would eat the body form inside and then use the romaine as a protective sut again the heat of the outside world.
The thing that make the compo of ice poison difficult it not only that they are very specialized type but also that those type kind contrebalancer one and a other. Poison, venom are liquid something the ice will would kind freeze, gaz and smelly thing smell less in cold. Exemple how a cold coffee or tea smell less strong compared to when they are hot. And if a liquide or substance is know to kill us will being considered cold, well most of the time it’s the cold the is the cause of the death not a poison how work at low temperature. But you know was could work well, sometime if undead creature that keep itself alive using ice but that the decomposing body some poison effect
i think they did poison/fighting to mirror the glass cannon vibe from Wevile, but instead of a quad weakness to fighting they're quad weak to physic, but those two types offensively cover each other's weaknesses fairly well, save for the physics and ghosts of course.
I'd like to point out I feel like other possible contenders for Ice/Normal could be the penguins of the series: Delibird and Eiscue. While flying makes sense for Delibird in the pokémon world, normally penguins can't actually fly, and both of these just look like regular penguins with some Ice theme around them thus Ice/Normal would make sense in my opinion.
Mmmmmm...make's sense to me.
Delibird is based on Santa Claus so it makes sense for it to be flying
When you pointed out poison ice my thoughts were H Sneasle and Sneasler. It honestly makes the most sense since they have the whole poison vibe but also sneaslers claws look like those mountain climbing gear as well as being in a place filled with snow and ice.
I honestly thought Nihilego first, but your logic banks less on the competitive scene and nostalgia, so......
Ninetails would also make sense as a fire ghost type since it's based off of Kitsunes which are japanese fox spirits.
Definitely
I always thought that Kanto Ninetails should have been fire/ghost or fire/psychic.
I've heard as such, though I don't think there's really a whole lot of youkai that are actually ghost type. I mean in it's debut generation there's basically none unless the Ghastly line happens to be based on something like that. Dunsparce is Normal, Jynx is Psychic/Ice, the Voltorb line is Electric as well as the Pikachu line, Drowzee is a Baku, etc.
With the whole soil thing, Tapu Bulu could realisticly be a ground fairy type
I was thinking that.
.. You mean a rock type, right?
no.
I think a good concept for a poison/ ice type is a pokemon based off melting permafrost releasing ancient diseases, so maybe a variant of Avalugg in a hot region. Or maybe a pokemon based off the flu like a pig who’s cold and sick, or a variant of cubchoo where it’s snot is infectious
Or something like Chillnobyl from the Pokemon Sage fangame.
Well there's a element on the periodic table that it's both poisonous and cooling, antimonium.
@@Feawfeaw With a name like "Chillnobyl", I would've expected it to come from the memescape that is Pokemon Clover.
...acutally, give me a minute.
...Yes! Sage was made by people from 4chan too. Though from what I've seen by looking through the 'dex, it actually looks pretty cool and not joke-y. I'm... actually interested in it! Doubt I'll ever play it, since I'm lazier than Slaking, but it's still interesting.
I’m surprised by there not being a ice/poison Pokémon already, a frozen stonefish would make a good candidate or a new snake-like Pokémon that’s said to come from the artic
See European adders a species of snake that though unlikely can still kill it lives in the Arctic. You've also got Greenland shark's who's meat is quite toxic. Guess problem with them is they move as fast as a giant tortoise so a low speed stat would only make sense and poison and ice are known for weaknesses.
I’ve had a kinda weird, arguably disturbing idea for an Ice/Poison type for a while now, but that’s quite fitting for the Pokémon in mind. A regional variant of Spiritomb where the spirits are those of people who have died of illness and plagues and the “key stone” is a chunk of permafrost from the ground the dead were buried in long ago.
A Pandora's box Pokemon?
@@_m4rblesOOOOH and it could be a Greece-Themed region with Greek God legendaries and Pokemon based on the myths
@@isaiaholaru5013 YESS!
@@isaiaholaru5013 a regional spiritomb
@@_m4rbles Yes, and many other glossed-over Pokemon, like the 3 monkeys in Unova (Simisage, Simisear and Simipour).
A. Exeggutor’s dragon typing is based off a Hawaiian dragon called a Mo’o which often shapeshifts into rocks, women, and trees.
Salandit's line is also partly based on that.
Then why are the slugs, cloud chickens and the mega evolved sheep dragons?
(I know what these Pokémon’s names are but I like giving them names)
@@Sir-gacha-magic.555 Goodra doesnt really look like a dragon, it is based on the Lou Carolh, which is a serpentine snail mythical creature in French folklore. Altaria based of a Peng from chinese folklore. And Ampharos is a dragon due to japanese word play on its name of Denryu which roughly translates to electric wire but split apart would be electric dragon.
Similarly Appllin is a dragon because it is based of the idea of a Worm or Wyrm in this case inside an apple but it is also based off on the dragon on Linton, so the things name is Apple, In, and the Dragon of LINton.
A way they could fix the older fossil Pokémon to remove the Rock typing is to reintroduce them as regional forms, but make the regional form the new main form. Essentially like how if you move a Galarian Meowth to Paldea and breed it, the egg will produce a Kantonian Meowth unless the Galarian parent was holding an everstone.
I would make Sableye a Dark-Rock type as he doesn’t seem like much of a ghost or undead to me.
One thing with Delphox making more sense as a fire/fairy type is that the starter secondary type trio breaks. And now Delphox is super effective versus both the starters.
They were doing for a double balanced triangle, so happy it worked out
is that a good thing??? like, ik delphox is kinda weak, but then just buff its stats!
@@mite3959 Delphox actually does really solid in lower tiers, OU and UU are where it struggles, but not the worst for other tiers
And yet they've already done something similar to this before in Gen 4, with Infernape being super effective against both Empoleon (Fighting vs. Steel) and Torterra (Fire vs. Grass). So then why not do it again? There's also any starter Trio with Protean and/or Libero in the mix where type balance in the trio has been completely thrown out the window, Gen 6 being where Protean came from, so delphox would still be weak to Greninja who could just turn itself into a pure water via water moves, thus losing the weakness to Delphox's Fairy Typing, if Delphox were to gain said Fairy Typing in place of it's Psychic Type.
@vothahne489 To expand
Delphox is based on the delphi mystics, which are often related to mystic(psychic) powers, the used their powers to see the future often using a flame or Apollos light (the sun god)
It also primarily focuses on it using its (keyword) psychic powers to see the future, which has always been shown to be a psychic type property
It also has no relation to healing, a real-life fae creature, or the moon
There are only two mons, Dachsbun and Victini who can count as Fire/Fairy, Delphox is primarily first a psychic type
It would be really cool if there was a convergent species for the flygon line that are bug types. You could definitely make them look like bugs.
...trapinch isn't bug.
WHAT ELSE HAVE I FALSELY BELIEVED ALL THIS TIME
or convergent yanmega that would be dragon type
...How would the fandom react if they made them Bug/Ground types
they already look like bugs imo
@@emilstoqanov3270typa thing game freak would do tbh
I could see a regional variant of Cloyster being a Poison/Ice type. If it followed a similar path that Galarian Corsola did and took on a polluted water inspiration, this time doing it for colder regions, I think it could work well. Cloyster adapted to the toxicity of the water by becoming a poison type itself. Pokedex entries could be something like "The frigid temperatures of the surrounding sea caused debris to freeze against various parts of Cloyster's body, forcing it to adapt in order to survive. It's shell has started secreting a cold, sticky substance that can instantly freeze anything it touches." "Some people have reported seeing these Cloyster purposely go after frozen debris. While the reason behind this is currently unknown, it is theorized that the debris is used to give their shells a larger and sturdier appearance."
24:40 Crabs being Bug Types was actually introduced with Paras and Parasect already, not with Dwebble and Crustle 😁
Paras and parasect are based on cicadas like nincada. Cicadas come under a family literally known as true bugs.
The issue with Delphox is that they wanted to make the starters have two super effective moves against the other starter that Shauna uses.
And also every starter gains a double supereffective against each other, since usualy its Water > Fire > Grass > Fire..., but also Dark (water) > Psychic (fire) > Fighting (Grass) > Dark (Water), essentialy reinforcing the weakness triangle.
you know except for the fact the secondary type triangle goes in the same direction as the existing starter triangle
They have unique typing that fit them, and the secondary types already go in the direction of its disadvantages. Bother the Fure, Water, Grass triangle is the same as the Psychic, Dark, and Fighting triangle.
Then you would make Greninja a water/steel type, and maybe give it a steel knife and steel shurikens instead of water ones. That way the triangle still works
@@asherdevinNo Chesnaught would be the one to get Steel (Metal) due to it being bulletproof & covered in armour. Greninja also doesn't have any Steel type moves.
If we ever get a Rock/Ghost Pokemon its signature move should be Tombstoner that's mentioned in Blaine's gym
Tombstony
@@NintendoMeister2260That's in FireRed and LeafGreen. Tombstoner is in the original red and blue.
Why not both? Tombstoner that evolves into Tombstony.
Isn't Runerigus Ghost/rock?
@@brandonhiatt2546 Ghost/Ground
ı really like the idea of making the lycanrock forms the types youve suggested, since it would make the midday and midnight form be equally weaker to the dusk form which is the "leader" form of lycanrock
I actually made a rock/ghost fakemon, which starts off as a tombstone, which evolves into a guider for lost souls, which then evolves into a samurai that acts like a protector of living souls.
My personally thought, Rock Ghost should've been introduced in Paldea. So Tyme and Ryme could have Pokémon with both of their specialized type in their team to reference their relation like Tulip and Dendra.
Again, we circle back to Houndstone who works perfectly for them given their backstory and Houndstone having Sand Rush. It's like it was meant to be Rock considering how they benefit the most from Sandstorm.
@@cesarflamenco9484Also there's Garganacl, whose signature Ability halves the damage taken from Ghost attacks.
Imagine if Ryme and Tyme's aces were Garganacl and Houndstone, making them reference each other and having Tyme do what gym leaders do, since she was a gym leader.
Personally, I feel like a cool concept for an Ice/Poison-Type would be a regional variant of Salandit and Salazzle. The names and typing likely come from "salamander," which is not only an actual animal that exists, but also a mythical creature that is basically a giant fire lizard. And while it may not actually be something as familiar in Japan, I know that in western culture, specifically pop culture with fantasy games like D&D, there is a creature that is the salamander's opposite; the frost salamander. Rather than being a lizard that is constantly ablaze, frost salamanders are creatures that can withstand great cold, and are often paired with ice breath and other feats of cryomancy (manipulating ice). Salandit and Salazzle are Fire/Poison and are likely partially inspired by the mythical fire salamanders, so a frosty regional variant isn't so far-fetched. Plus, shiny Salazzle looks like it could be great inspiration for an Ice/Poison-Type.
Mykel Ryan is making his own Pokemon region based off of Iceland which has an ice/poison type regional variant of Salandit with a regional evolution, if you’re interested
Also a toxicroak regional variant that uses low body temperatures to freeze an opponent while they die of poison would be bad ass
so.....a Blizzard Lizard?
My personal idea for an Ice/Poison Pokémon would be a Greenland shark (those things apparently have highly toxic flesh) that moves on land by sliding so I can justify it not being a water type
I thought a good idea could also be instead of only a female one evolving, why not make it male this time instead?
I know Sandslash is based on a pangolin, but I could conceivably see it have been ground fairy because of pink fairy armadillos.
Filling the remaining 9 unused type combinations with existing Pokémon:
Normal/Ice = Cubchoo & Beartic / Sawsbuck Winter Form
Normal/Rock = Rockruff & Lycanroc
Normal/Steel = Galarian Meowth & Perrserker
Normal/Bug = Dunsparce & Dudunsparce / Ledyba & Ledian
Fairy/Fire = Delphox / Victini
Fairy/Ground = A regional variant of Sandshrew & Sandslash based on a Pink Armadillo (can't think of an existing Pokémon that fits into this type combo)
Bug/Dragon = Vibrava & Flygon / Yanmenga
Poison/Ice = Hisuian Sneasel & Sneasler
Rock/Ghost = Golett & Golurk / Galarian Yamask & Runerigus / Galarian Corsola & Cursola
Ground/Fairy for Nidoqueen (poison and dark for Nidoking). Salazzle or Cloyster for ice poison.
Dunsparce isn’t a bug, it’s a snake
I've always felt that Ninetales would be best as Fire-Ghost, given that supernatural can associate to ghosts just as much as fae, the decent amount of Ghost moves it learns, and its association with spirits. There are Ninetales statutes in the Pokemon Tower, Vulpix on Mount Pyre, and so on.
No bro it would be best as fire/psychic
@@pokechannel9758 No, he's right. Fire/Ghost makes the most sense, its movepool and anime appearances support this even more.
@@cupie2255 if you are talking about anime then I would like to bring into your notice that in the kanto region, there was an episode of ash, Brock and Misty encountering a ninetales that can use psychic powers. Also if you have watched that episode, ninetales didn't even act like a ghost.
@pokechannel9758 I am talking about that episode, and although it did use telekinetic powers, its overall tone was much more ominous and it created several illusions, and even at the end of the episode it faded away, seemingly moving on to the afterlife like a ghost that was no longer tethered to its haunting ground which is commonly seen in fiction.
Other ghosts types in the show have utilized similar powers, and ninetales did not have access to neither confusion nor psychic.
@@cupie2255 the tone was ominous as the writers had set up the story like that. Illusions come under psychic powers. It didn't move to an afterlife. It just wandered off to another place. Other ghosts like in the gengar line episode and litwick episode create spooky environment and scare people which didn't happened in ninetails episode. I checked ninetails' move pool and it has same number of ghost and psychic moves.
I swear it had been a while since the last informative Micheal video. Reminds me of the times when he went over all sorts of fun Pokémon topics. Nice video man!
My favourite till this day is the crazy card move names
I’ve always loved this type of content, Jwittz was a favorite growing up. I’m glad Micheal went for whatever Jwittz didn’t and made more videos for the next generation of Pokémon fans and games.
Agreed, the videos videos like this are awesome. He doesn't do a lot of them anymore, mainly just meme review
I keep forgetting Delphox isn’t a fairy type, especially considering it’s magical, a special attacker, has a whole lot of fairy moves in its move-set and is a starter from the generation Fairy was introduced. The raid didn’t help either 😂
I do think Delphox being a Fire/Fairy-type would be a problematic setup. Each of the Kalos starters is supposed to have a secondary type that’s good against the starter of the primary type it’s strong against. For instance, Chesnaught is strong against Greninja in both the Grass over Water matchup and the Fighting over Dark matchup. (The Hisuian starters have a similar theme.) In this case, Psychic is weak to Dark yet strong against Fighting, hence why Delphox needs to be a Fire/Psychic-type.
To give Sneasler more credit as Ice/Poison: it’s based on the transition fur pattern many rodents like Weasels and Stoats go through between Summer and Winter which explain the patches of purple fur contrasting the mostly grey design, it’s claws-while based on Shiki weapons-are also based on ice pickaxes hence why it helps you climb in Legends Arceus, and not only is fighting not a great fit given that the only thing that mentions it’s physicality is the Pokédex and the fact that it Carrie’s you-Toxicroak already had the same type combo in the SAME REGION making another Ice/Fighting type redundant. Also, from a balancing standpoint Ice/Poison while VERY frail is also great against 2 of the best types Fairy and Dragon. While not a perfect typing I think Sneasler at the very least could be justified as Ice instead of Fighting.
Bug Dragon would be a really interesting type combo for the Pseudolegendary, not too overpowered a type combo but still really strong
how about a paradox yanmega, it's already a DRAGONfly
Applin should be a bug/dragon Pokémon
13:25 this is hilarious
Add that to the out of context playlist.
I just fatted in my a-
As soon as Dachshunds are mentioned, I start to smile harder o3o
Edit: 16:12
16:22 I know that this is a bit of a stretch, but in some middle eastern countries, a well known way to cook bread is to cook it in hot sand (look it up, it’s way more sanitary than it sounds) So yeah, it kinda works, but if they made a middle eastern pokemon region, I would LOVE to see this concept applied
Counterpoint for Delphox
She's also an augur/based on the oracle of Delphi. Seeing the future, which is related to psychic types, fits her better than fairy
....you just misgendered approximately _87.5%_ of a species. Also, there's nothing stopping Braixen from being Fire/Fairy, for the probably-added-after-deciding-upon-the-type things haven't kicked in yet. Also, what better way to advertise a new type than with not only the most popular starter type, but one of, if not the, most popular type overall? It's probably part of why Dedenne is fairy type, having an early experience with a new type being paired with an existing, already highly popular type, so slapping onto your Fire starter an old type and then hastily covering it up by claiming inspirations and inserting Pokédex entries is just wrong when you pair that same hip, new type with Electric in _the same exact generation._
My headcannon has always been that the Fossilization/Restoration processes changed the pokemon into rock types from another type it had during the actual prehistory.
Same head cannon, plus I thought we'd eventually find a Prof. who was able to revert Fossils back to their original forms so they can all evolve again and lose the Rock type. My head cannon:
Kabutops: Bug/Fighting
Omastar: Dark/Water
Aerodactyl: Dragon/Fighting
Cradily: Grass/Ground
Armaldo: Bug/Dragon
Rampardos: Fighting
Bastiodon: Normal/Steel
Carracosta: Ground/Water
Archeops: Fighting/Flying
Tyrantrum: Dark/Dragon
Aurorus: Fairy/Ice
And the 4 mixed are their separate originals and Relicanth gets the Minior treatment
@@joseguadalupemartineztorre9702Love these typings, but why would Aerodactyl be Fighting Type?
@@joseguadalupemartineztorre9702 I always thought it would be cool to 'discover' that the fossilization hid traits of a secondary type...Like, Bastiodon was secretly a Grass/Steel; Rampardos was Fire type; or Omastar was a Water/Poison type.
@@davidharshman7645 we definitely need more Pokemon games in the past so we can have a Prehistoric game with the true types of fossil Pokemon plus ancient versions of current Pokemon. We can finally get a good looking Rhyperior and a different type of catching mechanic because it can be before apricorns.
@@joseguadalupemartineztorre9702 aerodactyl deserves to be flying/fighting or something not dragon flying
You could make a case about the Normal/Bug combo with the First Route Caterpillars: Caterpie, Wurmple, Scatterbug, etc.
Considering that the Fairy type was introduced in Gen 6, where Delphox is one of the starters, it would have made so much more sense to have it be Fire-Fairy to showcase the new type
That would have made sense if they had already done that.
At 25:39 I can just hear the delelelelelele wooooooooop as Mikey explains his obvious choice in perfect detail
I'd argue Psychic ALSO has a high link to "Light". Such as "Photon Geysir", "Light Screen" and "Light that burns the Sky" all being Psychic-Type, as well as Necrozma being Mono-Psychic.
And Solgaleo and Lunala being part psychic too (they're luminaries)
I wanna see a fighting/water type passimian!
Who live in sea’s but cannot swim, so they hold onto a ball that makes them float
@@gustavju4686no their a lion and a bat
@@Sir-gacha-magic.555 That represent the sun and the moon...
I will say I did have a few ideas on how to do Bug/Normal or Ice/Poison. The first one is a literal wolf-spider hybrid Pokemon, but the second one was a regional Tepig that was forced into a colder Ultra Space environment and that rapidly changed it to be Ice type, eventually developing a more pathogenic ability in the latter stages (a cold, walking disease monster)
Moral of the story: Ninetails would be a great pet, you wont live to see the day it dies, It will outlive you in its thousands of years of living.
0:48 I feel like Sableye is Dark/Ghost because of its inspiration. It's based in part on the Hopskinville Goblin, an alien that was apparently inmmune to normal attacks. No weaknesses (at the time) feels close enough to invincibility without being broken.
I think it’d be really cool if they made an ice/poison Pokémon who, when melts, releases some kind of poison. It ties into real life as most diseases have come from ancient variants released from melted glaciers and into water streams, hence getting the population using glacier run-off sick. So, this concept for a Pokémon would give it physical properties for both its types, and real-life lore.
A while ago i had an idea for a fakemon who was a flask of poison (the flask made of ice) and after being attacked the ice would smash and spread a new hazard on the ground which is poisonous shards of ice, similar to stealth rock and poison spike
In my idea it went from ice/poison to psychic/poison after being attacked
@@atleastthreepeoplein Pokemon Clover, the Nido-fakemon is Ice/Poison. It eats anything it can in the cold, making it immune to poisons, but unable to digest the toxins. This makes the Mon secrete the poison out of skin, which freezes into a protective layer of frozen poison which it uses against opponents
Some people are saying Cubchoo for Ice/Poison. The dex states "Their snot is a barometer of health. When healthy, their snot is sticky and the power of their ice moves increases." Also ," If a Cubchoo lacks dangling snot, there’s a chance it is sick."
So, you could make Cubchoo Ice/Poison and give it a new ability. Something like "Wellness", where if the Pokémon is a 50% or more in HP its Ice type moves are powered up. Below 50% HP and its Poison type moves are powered up.
You could also add in a new form for Beartic called Bearsik. If you level up Cubchoo at 50% HP or more it will evolve into Beartic, and Ice type Pokémon. If you level it up at less at 50% it will evolve into Bearsik, an Ice/Poison type Pokémon.
"It's got so much fairyness that it's coming out of it's a-" got me😂😂
22:18
“Is it just a cyber-space programmed virtual creature that looks like a duck? … normal type.”
To me, the difference between Psychic and Fairy in terms of magic is to do with how magic interacts with the Pokémon.
Psychic types *harness* the magic (i.e. the abra line) and use it as a power source to attack
Fairy types are *inherently* magic (i.e the cleffa line) and expel it as their attacks
So for Delphox, I still see it as Fire/Psychic since it’s explicitly harnessing magic rather than being inherently so
Victini, on the other hand, is literally the embodiment of victory which is as close to being inherently magic as you could get so 100% Victini should be Fire/Fairy
Ninetales is a weird case since we don’t get a lot of information about the Pokémon but going off it’s inspiration (the Kitsune), I would say it is Fire/Fairy but for a different reason than being magic. Personally, due to the fact that it is a mythological trickster, I see it closer to Klefki or Grimmsnarl in that it is Fairy due to its meddling nature alongside being birthed from folklore
Well actually prior to the introduction of the Fairy type in Gen 6, the Psychic type was the only best type to represent magic at that time
@@fadhilmulyono9230 Well yes that’s why we’re talking in hypotheticals and how old Pokémon could fit into type combos that still don’t exist today. Theory crafting doesn’t need to take into account the contemporary creative limitations
the psychic type definitely fits better, especially with extra context from the mystery dungeon games. The games aren't canon, but they expand on information we already know to be true
Well, I agree that Fairy is inherently magic, but so is Dragon. Fairy is probably like "White" magic in a JRPG, while Dragon is "Black" or offensive magic.
I feel like Psychic is more like "performance" magic and illusions. More like neat tricks to fool and entertain a crowd that don't actually break physics.
@@Jw87563 Dragon is a weird case since I don’t believe there are any dragon type Pokémon which are dragon type for the sole reason of being magical. To me, Dragon’s mystical presence can be boiled down to nothing more than higher than average stats or a statement of their rarity.
Additionally, calling Psychic type moves essentially performance tricks really gives them a disservice when they have moves such as Telekinesis, Gravity, Teleport and Psystrike. I’d say manipulating the force of nature that is Gravity and crushing your enemies under a mass of psychic energy is more than performance tricks but that’s just me
Dunsparce and Dudunsparce could have been Normal-Bug. Also, I used to thing that Cetoddle and Cetitan were Ice-Poison for some reason.
It just occurred to me while watching this video that every type of Pikmin relates to a Pokémon type. Red Pikmin = Fire, Yellow Pikmin = Electric, Blue Pikmin = Water, Purple Pikmin = Fighting, White Pikmin = Poison, Rock Pikmin = Rock, Winged Pikmin = Flying or Bug, Ice Pikmin = Ice, Glow Pikmin = Ghost or possibly Fairy.
For Ice/Poison i have some more candidates:
Cetitan has spikes on its head that could easily be made into poison spikes.
Smoochum and Jynx could give you "the kiss of death" by kissing you and then leaving you to die, like if you're poisoned.
Frosmoth is a moth, and both Venomoth and Dustox are also moths and are poison type.
Delphox should stay fire/psychic because of the secondary attack triangle between the Kalos starters. Chesnaught's fighting is super effective against Greninja's dark, Greninja's dark against Delphox's psychic, and Delphox's psychic against Chesnaught's fighting. If Delphox was fairy type, it wouldn't be balanced.
The only time they arguably cared about fully evolved starter balance was gen 2. And even then, meta reasonings throw it off-balance, which is a problem for all generations, but it's even worse in certain later gens where the best starter for tackling the bosses is already the best one in at least one of the following:
>type combination in a vacuum
>type combination outside of a vacuum
>stats
>non-"boost your primary STAB moves despite them already being boosted by being STAB when on low health" abilit(y/ies) (seriously, can we get a starter trio that doesn't have "pinch mode that only affects moves _already boosted to begin with"_ as their sole normal abilities?)
>learnset
For ice/poison type, I think they should be based on iceberg that contains pollution or bacteria trapped in them. Maybe the iceberg version of wailord combined with guzzlord should taken as the shape.
19:02 short Japanese lesson: while Tonbo (トンボ or 蜻蛉) is typically used to describe a regular Dragonfly or Damselfly, Yanma (ヤンマ or 蜻蜒) is used to describe a large Dragonfly
So yes, Yanma's name is literally just the Japanese word for a large Dragonfly
And no, it has no relation to the Japanese word for Dragon, Ryū (リュウ, 竜 or 龍)
10:59 I love the snubbull getting hand fed ice cream, and that jigglypuff is eating pudding. What a cute scene! ^.^
I'll like to see a rock ghost type Mansion pokemon in the next game. Just imagine how cool it would be traversing through a house that's actually a Pokémon
We got cars andsand castles, why not a house? 😂
sorry but I gotta say it
vore.
🎶When there’s something strange
In the Poké World
Who ya gonna call?
NOT LUIGI! (Because he doesn’t exist in this multiverse.)
IF THEY MAKE A HOUSE POKEMON THEY BETTER HAVE IT LEARN TRICK ROOM
@@linhardtvonhevring7262then lugia
16:37 I feel like fidoughs line could be fire fairy their ability is well-baked body and the name together show it is baked and baking needs heat so fire makes sense
12:20
Delphox is named after the Oracle of Delphi, therefore is a clairvoyant. That's why it's Psychic type
1) Clairvoyance wouldn't be the worst logic they've used for a Ghost type, so that angle doesn't work as well as you think it does, 2) most languages with their own character/species naming team do not reference a prophet or clairvoyant individual in the name of Mahoxy (that's the Japanese name, by the way), so no language that doesn't copy-paste/transliterate the English name would be at risk of type confusion, and 3) Mr. Mime was introduced in a generation where the closest thing there were to genders were two different species, and the English localizers _still_ thought it a good idea to give a Pokémon with no express gendering a name with a gendered term, so I don't think the English+ name is problematic.
I think Dachsbun would also work as a fire/fairy more since it is already a fairy type and it goes from raw bread dough to baked bread dough which requires heat. Its ability is also well-baked body that makes it immune to fire moves and also increases it's defense when hit by one
Fire fairy is the most interesting of these unused combos in my opinion, there's a lot of potential for great Pokémon designs from that typing
As I once already mentioned on one other miky's video, my suggestion, could be fire/fairy type pokemon to be a based on will-o-whisps
@@aigarskarlstrems7674 that's what I was thinking, though a ghost fire type might be more fitting for that but both options work
personally, ever since alola 'tales was released, i've been an advocate for ninetales being fire/ghost because to me it's been much more related to spirits and curses then psychic powers or fae pranks.
18:12 And Flying. These Pokémon could have 4 types haha!
I really hope that Grunty Boi’s battle with the fly is either continued or finished in the next episode
What about cloyster for ice poison? It looks quite venomous with its purple color, and it also learns quite a lot of poison type moves.
Cloyster should get a new regional form in the next games.
Conchs (similar to snails/clams) possess some of the deadliest toxins in nature.
Yes
It's not even related to Ice lmao
@@KraylebStudios You know Cloyster is an Ice-type, right? It's Water/Ice. And considering that Shellder is canonically venomous, yeah, Poison/Ice would be a solid fit.
this is the first MandJTV I've seen in 3-4 years, not counting going back to rewatch the matchup explanations
Same, it just stopped notifying when he uploaded for me
Jynx could be a poison ice type. It looks creepy and it is also purple. It kinda makes sense to me. :)
I recall hearing Delphox was intended to be a Fire-Fairy initially but due to balancing concerns they swapped it to Psychic type.
Makes sense, it'd be way to strong against Chesnaught with Grass being weak to Fire and Fighting being weak Fairy while also being able to beat Greninja who's Dark type would be weak to Fairy, meaning Delphox would be the objective best starter unlike the full counter Grass/Fighting beats Water/Dark beats Fire/Psychic loop.
It's name is based on an oracle
Do you know what an oracle is
@@nitroderp7876 Yes, I do. That's where it gets the name Delphox from. The Oracle of Delphi.
@@nitroderp7876But only in English, as far as languages with a proper localization team go.
The Smoliv line are Normal type cause they’re toys that are made from plants. It’s evident in Dollive who’s name is literally Doll Olive.
I have one more addition to the Ghost/Rock pile. Stonjourner. It stones from Stonehenge that suddenly gained a personality and movement but is pure rock type…
I think it would have been interesting if it was part ghost type just to give a “solid” reason (pun entirely intended) as to why it is moving around in the first place
13:38 This also applies to Jirachi I think
22:12
Is it literally God?
Normal type.
You could also call it the plain (normal animals) or neutral (see tri-attack) type, which is great for god, since I feel like they should have equal domain after all, and making it a specific type (besides god type) would make it imbalanced.
This has inspired me to continue making my "full stage dragon for each type" series, thx you 😌💙🐲
This is a perfect video for Infinite Fusion ideas 😂
psychic was the counterpart of dark types then since they had to nerf the former using the latter. psychic is kind of an enhanced normal since its weaknesses are those of the human fears. they were obviously trying to make the two yin and yang until they introduced fairy which is essentially the light type. what im trying to say is psychic types are grounded magics and fairies can just go nuts with it.
As much as I like your reasoning for why delphox should be fairy, I don’t think you can change it’s psychic type because the Kalos starters have a type triangle with their secondary types in addition to their main ones (fighting/psychic/dark)
Also I’m surprised you didn’t mention slither wing for bug/dragon. That’s usually the most common Pokémon I see discussed when bug/dragon comes up apart from flygon
It's stupid how more people don't mention the actual dragonfly, Yanmega.
@@gengarzilla1685but the word "Dragonfly" only exists in English, there's nothing about dragons in the name in other languages
You mean I'm not the only person who thinks Slither Wing looks like a Bug/Dragon?? I've never heard anyone talk about it!
@@luckyinky7849i mean they’ve done something similar before. a lot of people probably don’t understand the “sinistea” pun
If Susanoomon Was In The Pokeverse,He Would Be Fire/Fairy(Fire:Agunimon/KaiserGreymon,Fairy:Lobomon/MagnaGarurumon)BTW,Susanoomon Would Beat Arceus!
Tapu Bulu is a Pokémon that makes a lot of sense for Ground/Fairy over the Snubbull and Dachsbun lines, given its redder color scheme more commonly associated with ground, the fact that it’s located in a desert in the Alola games, and that it’s a protector of the *land* in its lore. Honestly surprised none of the tapus were ground type, and almost more surprised Bulu is grass type.
Because it ushers in and helps plants grow. That's why it has Grassy Surge to begin with, to bring in more grass wherever it goes.
I think Bulu would've been a Ground type if it's not because of the uniformed terrain surge abilities. It ended up being a crazy strong addition of grass types tho, which made me happy XD
17:00 actually, Dragon has nothing to do with anatomy, as Exeggutor and Altaria demonstrate. Dragon is the sorcerer-type, contrasting Fairy, the mage-type.
Nice video! I have a hope that is a super huge stretch and pretty unlikely. But I really think that it would be pretty cool if we would get a convergent pokemon for Poipole/Naganadel for the DLC and if that pokemon would be the first bug/dragon type. But in any case, I do hope that we finally get bug/dragon soon, cuz that's like the coolest type combo that hasn't been used yet.
25:00 by mistake grunty boi gets out
100% agree that the different types for each Lycanroc form would have been more interesting. I love dark types and the appearance of the Midnight form and the concept were enough to make it my favorite Pokémon
"Dachsbun could be a fire/fairy type"- Change my mind.
Houndstone being part rock type would kinda b too OP when you think about it….
It’s immune to fighting type…
It gets sand rush to boost its speed in sandstorm
And if it’s rock type then it would also get a special defense boost in sandstorm…. This would make it that much harder to remove…. It does gain some weaknesses so I guess not completely broken
One I've been annoyed at for not getting the bug - dragon combo is Slither Wing. It is very draconic and the wings become spikes on its back. And also, Dreamworks already made a Slitherwing from HTTYD, which IS a dragon.
The flygon line could be quad types: dragon ground bug flying
So could Dragalge: it is a poisonous dragon made out of algae. It could be poison dragon water grads
25:51
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