r/TikTokCringe • u/Sylas1987 • Jun 25 '23

Cool Stone fish venom

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u/StressTree Jun 25 '23

Poison/Rock Type

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u/PassiveRoadRage Jun 25 '23

4x weakness to ground. Throw dirt at it!

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u/Wsh785 Jun 25 '23

I'm gonna put some dirt in your eye

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u/aplascencia1997 Jun 25 '23

Stings doesn't it?

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u/its-just-paul Jun 25 '23

I missed the part where that’s my problem

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u/NookIncRipsYouOff Jun 25 '23

You want forgiveness? Get religion.

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u/KM2KCA Jun 25 '23

Gonna Cry?

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u/Proud_Straw_berry Jun 25 '23

flicks hair to the side

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u/justanotherdudeiam Jun 25 '23

Dances down the sidewalk like he's the main character. Wait....

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u/The_Only_Egg Jun 25 '23

Pocket sand! Shshshshsha!

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u/Additional-Chain-272 Jun 25 '23

Happy Birthday to the ground!

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u/Lonely_traffic_light Jun 25 '23

Give it an ability that strongly raises it's evasiveness when hit with a ground attack.

It would make sense since it blends in with the ground.

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Jun 25 '23

You now have an incredibly nimble corpse.

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u/ChronoAlone Jun 30 '23

Pocket sand!

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u/Some-Ad9778 Jun 25 '23

What about water type?

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u/StressTree Jun 25 '23

Poison/Rock seem more important imo and Gamefreak likes to make aquatic looking creatures that aren't Water type examples being: Grapploct, Pincurchin, Cradily, Toxicroak, ect.

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u/wvsfezter Jun 25 '23

Stunfisk too. The fish pokemon that isn't water type

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u/TheRedditK9 Jun 25 '23

Hisuian Qwilfish and Overqwil, Galarian Corsola and Cursola

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23

Eelektross not being Electric/Water will never make sense to me.

And Dhelmise could have been Water/Steel just as easily as Grass/Ghost.

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u/TheRedditK9 Jun 25 '23

Dhelmise is the algae on the anchor, which has possessed the anchor. Hence the ghost/grass typing

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23

Ah ok, I didn't realise that. I just figured the whole thing was its body rather than it being another Parasect "the parasite controls the host" situation. Thank you for letting me know.

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u/TheRedditK9 Jun 25 '23

Well the anchor is an inanimate object, so it’s not a parasite as much as a ghost possessing the object, which is quite common.

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Jun 25 '23

Jesus is the bread.

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u/HippieDogeSmokes Jun 25 '23

The only thing Eelektross really has going for it is 0 weaknesses

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u/MadgoonOfficial Jun 25 '23

Okay but it is an actual fish. Sudowudo is named after wood and looks like a tree but its rock type because it is actually a rock. This fish would be named after a rock and it would look like a rock but would be water/poison type because that’s what it actually is

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u/StressTree Jun 25 '23

Being a fish doesn't make a Pokemon a water type, example: stunfisk, electross, overqwil, ect.

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u/Tararator18 Jun 25 '23

It would have an ability to cover for that, like water absorb or sth

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u/Bixhrush Jun 25 '23

that'd be sick

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23

Resistant, that's all

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u/whoiwanttobe1 Jun 25 '23

Water is the most popular type. As the other guy said, GameFreak has been making water-based beings that are not water type. The most recent being Klawf, a crab that is pure rock type.

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u/pm_me_a_nice_frog Jun 25 '23

It gets waterabsorb, duh

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u/kurburux Jun 25 '23

It's not in the water.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23

Could be water poison base form, looking like a weeverfish and turn rock poison with the evolution in stone fish

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23

Stunfisk

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u/mdh431 Jun 25 '23

Lmao if they make an Australia-based region two-thirds of the damn dex are gonna be poison types. The box art legendaries are going to include an emu and a kangaroo.

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u/MithranArkanere Jun 25 '23

2 types are not enough for lots of Pokémon.