5 Facts for EVERY Pokemon Type!

Did you know the Grass-Type is called the Plant-Type in certain versions of Pokemon? Or what about the fact that Pokemon Scarlet and Violet introduced only ONE Fairy-Type move, and it's not even usable? Well that's just two of the 90 facts that I go over for every type in Pokemon! I hope you guys enjoy it!

Intro 00:00
Normal-Type 00:07
Fire-Type 01:15
Sponsor 02:31
Water-Type 03:38
Electric-Type 04:25
Grass-Type 05:35
Ice-Type 06:39
Fighting-Type 07:36
Poison-Type 08:17
Ground-Type 09:26
Flying-Type 10:16
Psychic-Type 11:13
Bug-Type 12:31
Rock-Type 13:17
Ghost-Type 14:00
Dragon-Type 14:40
Dark-Type 15:27
Steel-Type 16:31
Fairy-Type 17:19
Outro 18:11

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[keywii-U]

Stunfisk actually has a use for limber, albeit niche

In generation 5, electric types could still be paralyzed by moves like glare and body slam.
While absolutely niche, gen 5-8, stunfisk could use camouflage or reflect type and end up a non electric/ground type, making it susceptible to para.

[rebblepebble]

Actually for 2:18 you can lower it even more by having a non-fire type like bagon with ember, since they don't get the stab boost.

[astikach]

4:10

Just to correct you on one thing, the word "air" in malay and indo means water, and it is read as "a-yer", so I honestly doubt any Malaysians or Indonesians will get confused.

[NotchGY]

Somewhat on topic fact:
Due to Bite's type change, it is the only move to go from Phys, to Special, then back to Phys again

[DannyJennyArtz]

7:13 Did you mean that Snorunt is the first pure ice type pokemon to be able to evolve? Because Swinub and Smoochum in gen 2 were both ice type pokemon who could evolve.

[honeycrisp]

??? type isn't the "unused bird type". It was a type specifically implemented to prevent the game freaking out for typeless pokemon, and was also used for the move Curse.

[ecuadorian_gamer]

Well, in Generation V, Electric-type Pokémon were not immune to paralysis, so Stunfisk, being both an Electric- and Ground-type Pokémon, could have been paralyzed by non-Electric-type moves, such as Stun Spore

[mega]

If you were to make a video about every used type combination, I’ve got one for Dragon/Fairy:
While it’s still technically been used before, it’s the only combination that can only be found thanks to a generation-specific condition. By this, I mean Mega Altaria and Mega Evolution.

[FireFarmer]

Another fun fact about fire types is that Arcanine is a fire type and Arcanine is a good boi

[waterierStone]

Fun fact about dragons: the noibat line are the only dragons where Flying is the primary type. It's even rare among all flying types for having flying as the primary type among all the dual type flyers; there's only 5 dual type flying types with flying as thier first type.

[diostaku]

Another fun fact about "Steel Beam" is that in Spanish and French the move was called "Métalaser", which personally sounds much more creative and clever than the super generic "someting" beam thing.

[kurizu]

Charizard, the best known Flame/Bird-type Pokémon.

[stoooplebanana]

7:36 "the new fighting-type move ass kick"

[neri]

Another fact about Water types is that it was the first type to get all possible dual type combinations with other types, though water/fire is only for a Volcanion who is legendary/mythical.

[neri]

11:23 Too bad Psyduck and Golduck are not psychic types... To this day it is still unknown why. Perhaps they would get regional variant that would be part psychic or perhaps they would eventually get 3rd stage evolution who would be water/psychic. I would love to see that.

[bapademon]

Another fun fact about the bug type is that as of gen 9, we are yet to get a bug type legendary that isnt a mythical (genesect), ultra beast or gimick-based (arceus and silvally holding the insect plate and bug memory)

[giboit.]

I don´t know if there´s enough content for this idea, but I think it could be very fun if you make a video called "Every time a human character was disguised/cosplayed as a pokemon" (in the anime/games) and maybe explaining the context as to why they did it.

I remembered Bill disguised as a kabuto (and Ash wanting to catch him) and the guy dressed as a machamp in the alola games to pick up girls and I think those were some fun scenarios. So it would be cool to know if there´s more examples.

[forgerofsouls]

Limber on stunfisk is not useless. Just niche. With the many moves that can change Pokemon types, Limber on Stunfisk makes it immune to para even after being hit by moves such as "Soak", "Forest's Curse", or even it's Egg Move "Reflect Type". Even back in gens 5, 6, and 7, it could learn "Camouflage". In other words, the point of this ability was to tie in with "Camouflage" and other type changing abilities. Now, that is mostly useless in PvP level play for the most part, but, not useless altogether as you are making it sound like. It's a niche ability for Stunfisk though. One that I've actually used before in playthroughs, because stunfisk is not as bad as people tend to think it is.

[AnimeboyIanpower]

4:34
Ampharos' Electric/Dragon Mega typing is also a reference to its Japanese name "Denryu", which translates to "Lightning Dragon".

[seandaniels]

7:38 definitely thought you said ass kick 😂