Pokemon Go

Someone please explain



Someone please explain

by itsdaave

25 Comments

  1. SableyeEyeThief

    Or Gyarados or Mega Aerodactyl.

    My main problem with Goodra is that it seemed like a wasted opportunity to either have a Dragon/Fairy or Dragon/Poison. It being pure Dragon is kind of weird

  2. dumbprocessor

    Because having a dragon starter would be unfair

  3. Karl_Kollumna

    you see the one on the left is actually just a fat bird while the one on the right is a fat dragon without wings. Meanwhile dragonite is the best of both worlds a fat dragon/bird hybrid

  4. minibois

    Charizard (except for its X mega) is more of a flying lizard that spews fire, rather than dragon, in my opinion.

    My opinion is probably biased (as Goomy is my favorite Pokemon and its like is my favorite family), but I like them being Dragon typing!
    The idea being that Dragon is more of a mythical legend/magic typing, not just exclusive to things like wyverns.

  5. Because the people who programmed the game said so.

  6. Theguywhokaboom

    In gen 1 Dragon was an incredibly powerful type, reserved only for the strongest not legendary Pokemon. Back during gen 1 I think a dragon type pokemon was meant to be more substantial, not something easily obtained. So that’s why Charizard isn’t a dragon type even though he looks a lot like a dragon.

  7. Old_Selection_2480

    Unfortunately friend, he just dont got that dawg in em.

  8. Charizard’s easy.

    Charizard was more based on the old traditional Salamander, originally stated to be a fire elemental during the time of the greeks. It’s why Charmander is Char*mander*.

    Regardless of what Charmander became it’s still considered a lizard – Charizard’s Japanese name is still “*Lizard*on”

    That and you give kids a Dragon type right off the bat, no one’s going to pick Venusaur and Blastoise – they’re *supposed* to be balanced. Emphasis on *supposed* – because come Gen 6 over a decade ago, GameFreak and TPCi saw how popular Charizard got and because of people complaining, gave it a two Mega Evolutions as opposed to Vanusaur and Blastoise getting one, and featuring it getting a Gigantamax form initially while Venusaur and Blastoise had to wait for Sword and Shield’s DLC.

    For Goodra:

    >Goodra, due to its Dragon type, elongated body shape, and retractable tentacles used for battling is probably based on Lou Carcolh, a mythical serpent/mollusk creature from French folklore.

    >Alternatively, it could be based on the yōkai called Shussebora, meaning “ascended trumpet shell”, which is a trumpet shell snail that lives 1000 years in the mountains, 1000 on the plains, and 1000 at sea, then will ascend and turn into a dragon.

  9. imyourfilterr

    Because the creator made them that way. Just because it “looks” like a dragon doesn’t mean that it is one. And I say “looks” bc first of all dragons never existed, they are not real and therefore I can create a creature and name it a dragon if I feel like it. And second, because even though Charizard has some characteristics of a typical dragon with 6 limbs and lizard morphology, he doesn’t walk on 4 legs or has scales.

    Idk I never saw him as a dragon, more like a lizard-like flying creature

  10. MorningPapers

    Lizards look like dinosaurs look like dragons, film at a 11

  11. rocketsnail1000

    Charizard is a dragon, it’s just not dragon type

  12. MathProfGeneva

    Goodra isn’t even the most ridiculous thing to be a dragon. I’m looking at you, Alolan Exeggutor

  13. Dtrain8899

    A literal palm tree and an apple are dragons too, but nope, not the actual dragon

  14. StarTheAngel

    For balancing reasons, it wouldn’t be weak to Blastoise if it was fire/dragon 

  15. shindanatsu

    Leave my silly goofy purple dragon alone!

  16. snailtap

    Bro this joke has been beaten to death can we please stop

  17. MrBiggBlurv

    I can’t believe nobody has mentioned Flygon. How is a flying bug looking thing count as a ground and dragon. I get trapinch as a ground type, but it’s off the rails from there…

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