Aside from the questionable names, sounds pretty cool. Do you have pics?
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Splash_King
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Those names are... poor t' say the least, no offense bro. :lol: Ain't like Pidgey 'n other such official names are any better. I'm sure the rest'a these fakemons' details are better anyways.
Pretty sure I made it a .png
TMankey
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Since this thread isn't about fakemons... I might as well try to stir things up...
Sylveon's type is flying because
A-it's the only type other than normal that's believable,
B-have you seen the diagram?
C- "Sylvan" an air sprite,
D- Because a new, cool looking Eeveelution that [may] naturally learn fly, to show off 3D.
And you can b- about how we've already discussed this, but Sylveon the newest X/Y installment, so it's still what this here thread is for.
Sylveon's type is flying because
A-it's the only type other than normal that's believable,
B-have you seen the diagram?
C- "Sylvan" an air sprite,
D- Because a new, cool looking Eeveelution that [may] naturally learn fly, to show off 3D.
And you can b- about how we've already discussed this, but Sylveon the newest X/Y installment, so it's still what this here thread is for.
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Tragonight
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Where's your proof?
Splash_King
The Scrubbiest of Hunters
Oh, I wanted to after reading your opinion on Sylveon.
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TMankey
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Me schooled on my opinions about buissness, type effectiveness, fake types, fake "Pokemon", Golems, Gollums...
Um, all I saw on Sylveon was that it wasn't flying... And I came with "proof" that it was so... Yes.
@Neosquid- I don't want Sylveon to be flying, but I think it is.
And wow, MR. You quoted yourself..
Um, all I saw on Sylveon was that it wasn't flying... And I came with "proof" that it was so... Yes.
@Neosquid- I don't want Sylveon to be flying, but I think it is.
And wow, MR. You quoted yourself..
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I mean, its name is possibly derived from the Latin word "Sylph", and in R/B you had to use a SYLPH scope to see GHOST Pokemon...
Not to mention sylph bluntly means spirit in Latin.
Oh, and the other Latin word its derived from, Sylvan, yeah most keep saying "forest" or "occupy the forest" and all that. Pftttttt, nope. It had another meaning. "SPIRIT in the forest."
The word was also used as to refer to possession. Like, exorcist ****. "A spirit who occupies a forest." The crazy Latin words are always loose on their meaning of things. Forest sometimes didn't really mean forest. Using it in the sense I just mentioned, Sylvan was used as "Spirit who occupies *insert whatever the hell you want here*
Yeah, I'm pretty confident now, its a ghost type. Whatever type it is, it doesn't fit it looks wise, unless its normal.
EDIT: more on Sylveon being ghost type.
Its Japanese name is Ninfia, which is probably derived from the Greek word "Nymph" and the Japanese word "Tenin"
Nymph in Greek mythology is usually referring to fairies, but actually they are more commonly meant to refer to spirits found in the forest.
Tenin in Japanese folklore are ghosts that appear as beautiful women in traditional kimonos. Get this, their wardrobe usually consisted of bows and loosely worn scarfs that blow about in the wind.
Bows and scarfs.... hmmm...
Not to mention sylph bluntly means spirit in Latin.
Oh, and the other Latin word its derived from, Sylvan, yeah most keep saying "forest" or "occupy the forest" and all that. Pftttttt, nope. It had another meaning. "SPIRIT in the forest."
The word was also used as to refer to possession. Like, exorcist ****. "A spirit who occupies a forest." The crazy Latin words are always loose on their meaning of things. Forest sometimes didn't really mean forest. Using it in the sense I just mentioned, Sylvan was used as "Spirit who occupies *insert whatever the hell you want here*
Yeah, I'm pretty confident now, its a ghost type. Whatever type it is, it doesn't fit it looks wise, unless its normal.
EDIT: more on Sylveon being ghost type.
Its Japanese name is Ninfia, which is probably derived from the Greek word "Nymph" and the Japanese word "Tenin"
Nymph in Greek mythology is usually referring to fairies, but actually they are more commonly meant to refer to spirits found in the forest.
Tenin in Japanese folklore are ghosts that appear as beautiful women in traditional kimonos. Get this, their wardrobe usually consisted of bows and loosely worn scarfs that blow about in the wind.
Bows and scarfs.... hmmm...
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Tragonight
God-Slaying Vanguard
I see your point but now you're making it seem a bit Grass type.
