32nd treasure [text]

[captainash]

So.
I just got around to getting my Pokédex upgraded, and now some of my old data is glitchy and incorrect. Not a lot of it, but still.
Is that known issue? Is there a fix for it?
I mean, it's not that much of a problem, but they should really test those upgrades before distributing them.

Comments

[islandshore]

Wonder why it is that dragons are weak to ice in the first place. I've read stories about dragons breathing ice. Heck, Dragonites can do it, and they've got a huge weakness to it.

But then again, Rhydons can learn surf, and they're rock/ground.

...Maybe we shouldn't expect logic out of a place like this.

[captainash]

Stories about dragons breathing fire are more common, if I remember correctly, but considering that I've never seen a Fire/Dragon-type before that might mean nothing. Unless they count all dragons as lizards, since those are cold-blooded.

Bunnelby can learn Surf too, even though they become Ground-types. And even though they by all rights be crushed by the weight of a human.

[islandshore]

You know, I wonder why that is. You'd think it'd be a no-brainer.

You'd think Charizards would be dragon types, for crying out loud.

I just want to know why every bug/flying Pokémon can't learn Fly. Not even the big ones like Scyther and Yanmega.

[captainash]

Maybe that's precisely why they're not Dragon-types. Because everyone expects it, so having a different type can sometimes give them the upper hand.

...Or maybe this world just distributes types at random, because I have a ghostly clay statue that flies as well as any bird. What can they possibly have against giant dragonflies as transportation?

[islandshore]

Kinda silly. Being part-flying makes for one nasty rock weakness.

And, wait. Claydol can learn fly? Sheesh, those bugs really do have it rough.

[captainash]

Not Claydol, actually, but Golurk; Claydol's half-Psychic instead.

Mind you, I wouldn't be that surprised if psychic clay statue could fly, too.