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Wouldn't this make sense?

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Inverted86

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Why was wasnt Blastoise changed into a water/steel type? Wouldnt it make sense since his water cannons on his back look steel? They do to me.
 
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Lupin

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Blastoises cannons are just his primary way of attacking, which is to fire water at other pokemon.

Plus, don't you think it'd be a bit useless to have a Water/Steel pokemon as it would make it pretty much useless when you are going against Fire Types.
 
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Neon Lite

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The idea of a Water/Steel would be nice. But having Blastiose be such a type? Not quite expected. The idea would be kinda pointless in battle, raising defense summat and a good resistance to electricity, but fire would actually put some damage to it, so...who knows? It could happen.
 
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Evanji Axu

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No, Steel isn't resistant to Electric. In fact, Steel Attacks are weak against Electric types.
 
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Orion-Sama

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Nay. It wouldn't make sense. Every other Steel Pokémon has a full steel body. Not just a part... =/
 
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Momoko Lover

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Actually, that's not entirely true. Rukario is Steel/Fighting, but I don't see any steel part on it's body, I'd don't think Mawile does either, except that mouth thing on it's head.

Anyways, no I don't think Blastoise should be Water/Steel for reasons already stated.
 
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Shiny Heracross

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ShiningZion said:
Actually, that's not entirely true. Rukario is Steel/Fighting, but I don't see any steel part on it's body, I'd don't think Mawile does either, except that mouth thing on it's head.

Anyways, no I don't think Blastoise should be Water/Steel for reasons already stated.
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Same thing with Jirachi...
 
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Mimori Kiryu

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I'd love to see a Water/Steel pokemon, but Blastoise for one? Nah, I don't think so. It works just fine for Water types.

I guess I could see it the way you describe it. Just a little though...
 
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Atoyont

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Evanji Axu said:
No, Steel isn't resistant to Electric. In fact, Steel Attacks are weak against Electric types.
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Electric attacks do normal damage against Steel-types.
 
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Mr. Insanity

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Water/Rock would make more sense. Look at that shell!

But, I guess anything can happen. How did JIRACHI get Steel??? 0_o
 
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mew419

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;151; yeah really and there should be triple types likes deoxys dark,ghost,and and psychic duh!
 
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Tazzler

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T Lord said:
Electric attacks do normal damage against Steel-types.
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He meant that steel attacks are weak against electric pokemon.
 
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Atoyont

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Tazzler+Janina said:
He meant that steel attacks are weak against electric pokemon.
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Oh. Okay. Yeah, Steel attacks aren't very effective against Electric-Types.
 
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Cipher

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Those cannons are made of bone/shell material, not steel. And giving Blastoise a Steel/Water combo just throws a plethora of problems at him. You want to make Blastoise worthless? Then go ahead and add Steel type to his resume.
 
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Lupin

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ShiningZion said:
Actually, that's not entirely true. Rukario is Steel/Fighting, but I don't see any steel part on it's body, I'd don't think Mawile does either, except that mouth thing on it's head.

Anyways, no I don't think Blastoise should be Water/Steel for reasons already stated.
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That hasn't been confirmed though has it?
 
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