What is the BEST Possible Pokemon Type Combination?

I sat down to think about what the BEST possible Pokemon type combination is! What do you think?

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[harryrinaudo]

Wolfey: “a ghost/normal type doesn’t exist yet”
5 days later: Hisuian zorua and zoroark: “bonjour”

[Chinatsu_Kano]

Steel type is like that one friend everyone wanna hang out with.

[haefoc]

funny how a couple days later, ghost/normal has become the typing of Hisuian Zorua/Zoroark.

[neri]

Ghost is weak to ghost
Normal is weak to fighting
BUT
Normal/ghost is completly immune to both fighting/ghost STABs while having super effective ghost moves to hit it back.
It completly turns the tables.

[Chinatsu_Kano]

I hope we get a Normal-Ghost type mon soon. I would certainly add it on the team.

[JecIsBec]

"We won't be considering metagame"
"Also, water and fairy is really good against types commonly seen in metagame"
xD

[HutchMuch]

was expecting Dark/Ghost since it’s the classic no weakness type, but then the Fairy type came in and nerfed them

[dhenlouis]

I feel like fairy/fire would be such a good offensive typing as well. imagine hitting dragon, steel, grass, bug, ice, fighting, dark for super-effective damage 🔥

[halberd-]

For the two type combos that don’t currently exist: I could picture a fairy-ground type as something like an earth elemental, maybe a dwarf or a gnome. Then I think a ghost-normal type could be a bedsheet ghost Pokémon, a generic (so, “normal”) kind of ghost, or maybe a shrodingers-cat type Pokémon that is both alive and dead.

[tiredtortoise]

I have a particular fondness for Rock/Grass, good old Cradily. Taking the two types with the most weaknesses and making something with fewer weaknesses than either and fairly good coverage against some of the main weaknesses of those types is such a blessing... for Monotype teams. To make it actually good would probably require something that really makes up for its lack of resistances.

Wonderful video production by the way.

[rondk]

I don't think there's anything wrong with them making a ground/fairy type and I think they should make one eventually. Every type combo should have representation. Having said that, it doesn't have to be some legendary with monster stats or something with a great ability. It can just be a regular Pokemon with mediocre stats and abilities that won't be able to define a meta.

[johnmeadows]

The video is worth watching but here's a tldw for anyone interested;

Honorable mentions:
1) Steel/Dragon
2) Steel/just about anything (grass, ghost, water, flying, & bug)
3) Ground/Ice
4) Poison/Dark
5) Water/Ground
Top 5:
5) Ground/Flying
4) Fairy/Water
3) Fairy/Ground
2) Ghost/Normal
1) Fairy/Steel

[Lunar_]

I had a strong feeling Steel/Fairy would win. That typing is insane.

[colehexx]

I think this was one of the most entertaining wolfey videos ever

[baconator_x]

WolfeyVGC: The Normal-Ghost type doesn't exist.
Nintendo 6 Days Later: Presenting Hisuian Zorua and Zoroak they are Normal-Ghost types.
Me: That went from 0 to 2 real quick

[gamingspacemonkey]

Personally I think defensive typing is a more important consideration than offensive typing. A lot of the time, you have coverage.

[karakraal]

On ground/fairy: I actually thought about that when I was using mega diancie: there is no mon able to resist earth power and moonblast, plus there is diamond storm for more coverage

[yeta.]

I think a video talking through all the type combinations that currently do not exist would be very interesting, seeing how they could possibly play out or if they would see any viable competitive play.

[SuperSeamus]

9:51 “another typing that doesn’t currently exist”

6 days later Hisuian Zorua and Zoroark reveals

[aaronlefebre]

Welp, looks like Legends: Arceus will be introducing that Ghost/Normal type everyone had been confused about for ages:

Hisuian Zoroark.