Oak_TeaPosted 11/14/2012 6:13:33 PM | Not a Pokemon, but I have trouble thinking of Bite as a Dark type move. When I think about a Pokemon learning Bite, I always expect a Normal type move to come up.
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BrightSeraphPosted 11/14/2012 6:19:24 PM | Kept forgetting Drapion's typing for the longest time.
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BrightSeraphPosted 11/14/2012 6:30:22 PM | reaverz posted...It's not related to types, but I always do a double-take when I use Grass-type moves and activate Sap Sipper. For some reason I'm still not used to a Grass immunity. ^ This. I got suckered by Sap Sipper three times before I realized I wasn't doing anything. Probably distracted by TV. --- "A day may come when the courage of men fails... but it is not this day." - Aragorn |
ExiledfmrealityPosted 11/14/2012 6:50:22 PM | Let's see. I didn't realize that the first two Nidos are pure poison type, and that only Niodking and Nidoqueen are Ground/Poison. That would explain why Surf wasn't SE.
I'd been playing a lot of Yellow recently, so when I switched to Crystal, I forgot that my Croconaw could beat Morty up easily with Bite. (I still thought that Bite was Normal-type.)
i sorely wished that Magnemite was part Steel in Yellow as I had Double Kick Niodrino, but alas, it was only Electric.
I was pissed to find out that Gust was Normal type in Gen I, so I ditched Pidgey because it would only learn a decent Flying type attack at Level 28 (if i allowed it to evolve, Pidegot wouldn't learn it until Level 33). Meanwhile, the Level 10 Spearow I just caught already had Peck on it.
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lighting_deityPosted 11/14/2012 6:53:10 PM | pikachupwnage posted...I have always known the type of every pokemon.
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analyticalkeysPosted 11/14/2012 7:00:28 PM | I use the Klink line all the time, but I always forget that it's just Steel, not Electric/Steel.
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txrdriftkingPosted 11/14/2012 7:39:06 PM | Accelgor
Bisharp
And I keep thinking that Steel type moves are super effective against Water. I can't help myself...
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Gaming_MasteryPosted 11/14/2012 8:42:39 PM | Brady672_AT_fan posted...I still have no idea what type Dunsparce is. Dis Why isn't Lugia water or Ice type? --- Boycott Cartoon Network until they bring back the DC NATION block before January. |
Meltemi_RafalaPosted 11/14/2012 10:14:53 PM (edited) | Drapion tends to fake me out, as do the two fossil Pokemon from Gen3. I can never remember their second typing, even though it's not exactly subtle (grass for the sea lily, bug for the proto-arthropod). For the longest time, I also thought Suicune was Ice and not Water, for some strange reason: probably accidental conflation of the Beast Trio with the Bird Trio.
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inulvr61998Posted 11/14/2012 10:23:24 PM | I have never had a hard time keeping Pokemon's types straight-- until Gen 5. I keep thiking the Gothitelle line is a group of DARK types, not psychic. I thought it was a counterpart to the Solosis line (since one is found in White and the other in Black). I thought they had a Dark type in one and a Psychic type in the other. But no. I have been consistently wrong. D: |
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