Liz Azzimagica
Angelic Trainer
grass grows in the ground, therfore it's "grounded" and lightning only strikes tall things
grass grows in the ground, therfore it's "grounded" and lightning only strikes tall things
grass grows in the ground, therfore it's "grounded" and lightning only strikes tall things
EDIT: Apparently lightning can be beneficial to plants o.o
Can anyone tell me why normal is weak to fighting?
Ground absorbs electricity which makes sense. Electricity gets beaten by Ground how?
I could actually see steel beating dragon, it sounds like something that would work. Though I'm not sure how readily European folklore tropes would register with the Japanese designers, and besides, they probably didn't want the dragon type to have a ton of weaknesses. Though if dark was introduced to be a weakness for the other overpowered type, ghost, I don't see why the other new type couldn't have been introduced as a dragon weakness. But dragon type moves without fixed damage did help clip the dragons' wings a little.Steel should beat Poison and Dragon types. Steel is very powerful and needs much more offensive coverage.
Steel should beat Poison and Dragon types. Steel is very powerful and needs much more offensive coverage.
I always thought Fire should resist Poison......
I also believe Bug should resist Psychic and Dark.
Normal should resist Dragon, Psychic and Dark but be weak to Steel or Poison.
Ground should resist Bug and Steel.
I'd imagine G.shock was thinking of knights in shining armour slaying dragons with steel swords. Like I said before, it's possible this isn't something that would readily register with Japanese game designers. Though there are some pokémon that do look like Western dragons.
Personally, I'd imagine that less as Steel but more like the general medieval atmosphere. After all, you can use bows and arrows to defeat a dragon just like you can use a sword.
What's the connection with dragon and ice though?
What's the connection with dragon and ice though?
I always wondered why psychic is strong to fighting.
I also think that psychic should be super-effective against ghost because psychics can ward off spirits, right?
I understand Steel beating Poison (Poison having no effect on Steel justifies such a thought). But Steel against Dragon?
I don't get the reasons behind these...
Dragons are reptiles; cold-blooded.
Wouldn't they just adapt to the extremely cold temperatures? Or are most reptiles unable to withstand such cold temperatures?
Cold-blooded means that they can't regulate their internal body temperature, like warm-blooded animals can. This is why reptiles generally are native to more temperate climates and why domesticated reptiles need a heat lamp or something similar.
Exposing certain cold-blooded animals, like many species of reptile, to cold temperatures slows down their metabolism to the point of sluggishness or even death if the temperatures are low enough and the exposure long enough.
But then shouldn't ice be super-effective against bug types since insects are cold-blooded as well? (And actually it was only this year that I realized ice WASN'T super-effective against bug..)Dragons are reptiles; cold-blooded.