Yeeesss!!! Worf!!! Now I don't have to be as terrified of his safety thank you! Ivysaur art!!! Edit: This comment ended up somewhere else. It should have appeared earlier in the video. Ah well.
It DEFINITELY took a lot of getting used to back when it first came out. Mostly just because of the reclassification of older monsters. And to this day there are some that don't make absolute sense to me. For example, Clefairy and Jigglypuff get the Fairy Type. That's fine. But I always sort of lumped Chansey in with them because they all sort of share an aesthetic... round, pink and cute Normal types that don't really specifically resemble a particular animal or object. So why isn't Chansey or Blissey given the Fairy Type also? Why in the world isn't Audino a Fairy Type!? But the Azurill line is. No clue why. Same thing with Snubbull and Mr. Mime... no clue why they wound up with that particular type. Now? I love the fairy Type and pretty much take it for granted! But yeah... it was a learning curve for sure!
@@PewterCityJim That all makes sense. Yeah I remember hating the fairy type for a good year or more. It upset me that old Pokemon now had new types. I hated that Sylveon existed. I hated how cute and pink most of them were. Nowadays it doesn't bother me. I like having a reliable counter to dragons since ice really wasn't strong enough and dragon vs dragon is usually a risky move. I'm not exactly sure why certain Pokemon are fairy while others are not. I think there is a reason behind some of them but I'd probably have to research it just to be sure.
Oh! No, I had the opposite reaction to Sylveon! I loved it! I'll admit that the design seemed a little overcomplicated at first but other than that, it's just got such a cute little face, LOL! But yeah... Dragon definitely needed some opposition so something had to be done.
@@PewterCityJim I like Sylveon now! Once I used it in a playthrough a couple of years later I softened to it. I also remember when X and Y came out I didn't understand how to evolve Eevee into Sylveon which didn't help.... Fairy was definitely a good type to help knock the dragons off their pedestal.
Ah yes Wobbuffet. One of the most dangerous mons. That's why this cave makes me nervous in Nuzlocke playthroughs.
One wrong move and it's alllll over!
Yeeesss!!! Worf!!!
Now I don't have to be as terrified of his safety thank you!
Ivysaur art!!!
Edit: This comment ended up somewhere else. It should have appeared earlier in the video. Ah well.
I will do my best to shield this boy from harm!!
@@PewterCityJim Please do! He's really the backbone of the team!
I'm curious. What was your thoughts on the fairy type when it was first introduced?
It DEFINITELY took a lot of getting used to back when it first came out. Mostly just because of the reclassification of older monsters. And to this day there are some that don't make absolute sense to me. For example, Clefairy and Jigglypuff get the Fairy Type. That's fine. But I always sort of lumped Chansey in with them because they all sort of share an aesthetic... round, pink and cute Normal types that don't really specifically resemble a particular animal or object. So why isn't Chansey or Blissey given the Fairy Type also? Why in the world isn't Audino a Fairy Type!? But the Azurill line is. No clue why. Same thing with Snubbull and Mr. Mime... no clue why they wound up with that particular type.
Now? I love the fairy Type and pretty much take it for granted! But yeah... it was a learning curve for sure!
@@PewterCityJim That all makes sense.
Yeah I remember hating the fairy type for a good year or more. It upset me that old Pokemon now had new types. I hated that Sylveon existed. I hated how cute and pink most of them were. Nowadays it doesn't bother me. I like having a reliable counter to dragons since ice really wasn't strong enough and dragon vs dragon is usually a risky move.
I'm not exactly sure why certain Pokemon are fairy while others are not. I think there is a reason behind some of them but I'd probably have to research it just to be sure.
Oh! No, I had the opposite reaction to Sylveon! I loved it! I'll admit that the design seemed a little overcomplicated at first but other than that, it's just got such a cute little face, LOL! But yeah... Dragon definitely needed some opposition so something had to be done.
@@PewterCityJim I like Sylveon now! Once I used it in a playthrough a couple of years later I softened to it. I also remember when X and Y came out I didn't understand how to evolve Eevee into Sylveon which didn't help....
Fairy was definitely a good type to help knock the dragons off their pedestal.