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@LeoTheGenius17 @LUCK_Lr0 Well, you can kind of argue that it's similar to his grandfather's "Snatch" magic, in that it esssntially "steals" the 5 senses. But, it really is just a lackluster version of "Zero Sign," so even though I'd say it makes SOME sense, it does feel like a waste of a magic power.

@LUCK_Lr0 Galahad magic doesn't make sense considering his father magic 'Haze Moon' and his mother magic of seeing the future.

What did you guys think of Galahad's magic? In my opinion, he deserved a much stronger magic than this. He is one of the most important and legendary knights in Arthurian legend, known for his purity and for finding the Holy Grail. Because of that, I expected him to have a much more insane and commanding magic than one that simply blocks the opponent's senses. However, his magic will probably evolve and get stronger with time and training. Even so, I still think he could have had a stronger magic from the start, but who knows? Maybe it will become much more interesting with time and evolution.

@lograbb @sonic_6220 That's only 2 examples. You said "most." Druddigon is a Dragon-type Pokémon, based on a European dragon, and yet the Pokédex very clearly states that its cold-blooded, & like real-life reptiles, becomes paralyzed from cold exposure. It can breathe fire, yet is still cold-blooded.

@Marble1216066 @sonic_6220 How to Train your dragon too, not many ancient myths mention warm or cold blood for any animal. Hell, there are many ice dragons

The chart not really the problem for me but grass and ground are genuinely the most Pokemon-ism thing ever bro just call it Earth and Plant type

@lograbb @sonic_6220 DnD is only 1 example. Also, dragons are fictional fantastical creatures, so they aren't bound by that kind of logic. Like, Godzilla physically cant exist because it's too large to support it's own body weight. But, every Godzilla story will, of course, forever ignore that fact.

@Marble1216066 @sonic_6220 DnD and the fact you need to be warm blooded to have the energy to fly/breathe fire

@savestate01 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ So does Aerodactyl.

@Marble1216066 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Notice how those two actually look like dragons

@savestate01 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Charizard and Gyarados aren't Dragon-types either, and yet their very clearly dragons. Not all dragons are Dragon-types.

@Marble1216066 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ It is dragon type and aerodactyl isn’t

@savestate01 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Tyrantrum doesnt look like your idea of a dragon, but its a Dragon-type, isn't it? In Pokémon, any Pokémon that is dinosaurian is a dragon. Doesn't matter what you think. Aerodactyl is stated to be a dragon, & is used by dragon trainers in both the manga & games, so its a dragon.

@Marble1216066 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ i can see aerodactyl, it does not look like a dragon, it is not dragon type, it’s an honorary dragon by being one of Lance’s mons and that’s literally it

@savestate01 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Arcanine is never stated to be a Legendary Pokémon. Its just that its species name is "THE Legendary Pokémon." Just like Pikachu's species name is "The Mouse Pokémon." Arceus is "The Alpha Pokémon." Also, as of LGPE, Mew being from South America was retconned from the games text.

@Marble1216066 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ This game also calls arcanine a legendary pokemon and says mew is from South America

@savestate01 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ There's literally in-game proof of Aerodactyl being called a dragon, & you don't care? Then stop replying if you don't want to engage. Also, I didn't correct you at first, but Lance doesn't use Seadra in Gen 1. He uses Seadra in Gen 7. Are you a real Pokémon fan?

@Marble1216066 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ I don’t really care about what the Japanese word is bro

@lograbb @sonic_6220 Based on what?

@Marble1216066 @sonic_6220 Did you know almost all fantasy dragons are warm blooded?

@savestate01 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Also, the Japanese word for seahorse, 竜の落とし子, literally translates to "illegitimate child of a dragon." In Japanese myth, it's believed that a seahorse that lives for a century will turn into a dragon. And guess what? Seadra evolves into a Dragon-type.

@Marble1216066 @hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ “Lance uses one!!” yeah he also uses a fucking Seadra in gen 1 bro

@lograbb @sonic_6220 It's not "normal" to "hate the cold." Tons of animals thrive in the cold, or do just fine in it, either through fur coats or thick fat. It's cold-blooded animals specfically that are at risk of becoming paralyzed competely when simply walking around in snow for a few minutes.

@Marble1216066 @sonic_6220 @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Right, but it's normal to hate the cold, that's not exclusive to cold blooded animals. So normal should be weak to it

@lograbb @sonic_6220 @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Because the Normal-type isn't the "Animal-type." Normal-type is a nuetral type. That's why it's TCG counterpart is called the "Colorless-type." Ditto & the Porygons for example, aren't animals. They're man-made science experiments.

@sonic_6220 @VictorPS170602 @Marble1216066 @K2Slayyy_ So why isn't normal weak to ice since most living creatures don't like the cold?

@VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Yes, & there's also plenty of Dragon-types that are just large reptiles. Mega Sceptile & Cyclizar, blatant reptiles. Garchomp, Haxorus, Tyrantrum, Baxcalibur, essentially therapod dinosaurs. Dialga is a blatant sauropod. The Galar fossils are hybrids of prehistoric reptiles/fish.

@Marble1216066 @K2Slayyy_ Like most (not all because of Applin line) Dragon type Pokémon can learn offensive moves from at least two of the next types: Water, Electric, Ice, Fire and Ground

@hexalunga @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Dragonite wasn't the only dragon in Generation 1. It was the first Dragon-type, but not the first dragon. Charizard, Gyarados, and Aerodactyl were introduced alongside it. Aerodactyl is in the same boat as Tyrantrum, in that GameFreak considers it draconic because it's jurassic.

@Marble1216066 @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ dude we have a worm dragon type its mystical creatures and dragons, the first ever dragon was a DRAGON

@GlooGunner1209 @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ The cold kills cold blooded creatures a lot faster than the heat does. All animals are vulnerable to extreme cold and extreme heat anyway. It's just well known that cold blooded creatures are vulnerable to the cold in general.

@Marble1216066 @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ The same logic, cold blooded animals can’t regulate their body temperature and being exposed to heat for periods of time, just like the cold, will kill them

@GlooGunner1209 @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ How?

@Marble1216066 @VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ By that logic it should also be weak to fire

@VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ In Japan, dragon typically just refers to any massive lizard. Its why you'll somewhat regularly see Japanese media also group dinosaurs with dragons, including Pokémon themselves. (Ex. Tyrantrum, very strictly just a tyrannosaurus rex in design, is a Dragon-type for this reason).

@Marble1216066 @K2Slayyy_ That's stupid dragons don't represent reptiles they represent more nature forces and mystical creatures

@VictorPS170602 @K2Slayyy_ Dragon-types are weak to Ice-type because most lizards are cold-blooded creatures, hindering their ability to survive in the cold.

@K2Slayyy_ Ground being strong against Electric and Ice against Dragon is the most Pokémon shit ever...

@b_polanie @Gameandwatchand The Village Bridge song wasn't gibberish. It was Japanese.

@Gameandwatchand gen five handled it perfectly. Minimal vocalization, most of it being gibberish like on that bridge with the singing man (i think undella bridge?).

This scene is violently cringe and I have no idea why they framed it like this, but i don't want Pokemon to ever get voice acting. In the modern world where children do not read books, having the most popular game franchise force them to learn to read is genuinely very important.