Fun Fact about Drampa though, According to the Ultra Sun dex, if it finds out a kid it's befriended is being bullied, it will find the bully's house and burn it to the ground.
@@tercial sourced form the Drampa page on Bulbapedia: Ultra Sun: If a child it has made friends with is bullied, Drampa will find the bully's house and burn it to the ground.
Considering your job title was stolen by a thing that literally looks like a naked Homer Simpson wearing cheap Halloween devil wings and a tail I'm going to go with yes.
It's official; water types are so garbage at protecting the sea that a dragon off of dragon tails and a white dragon goose with hand wings have to step up and protect them.
"Dragonite is the guardian of the sea!" Lugia: WOAH WOAH WOAH HOLD UP! **glares at dragonite** Thats MY role. How dare you take my rol-! Kyogre: Excuse me?! You too?! GRRRRR-!
Altaria is a Cockatrice. It has two legs, a long serpenty neck, and a rooster's head. On top of that it learns Dragonbreath upon evolution and the Cockatrice is said to be able to kill people by breathing on them.
@@ostensiblyaverage5576 Cockatrice are said to turn those who look at it into stone. It's would've been a poor choice anyways since it is a rooster with a body and tail of a snake and draconic wings, so it looks nothing like Altaria. Plus, there isn't anything generally fluffy on a cockatrice; just normal chicken feathers on its head and legs, and Cockatrices don't even have fluffy wings.
@@AneitaLT I'd say those are likely stylistic choices, afterall every pokemon doesn't need to look exactly like what it's based on. It's also better reasoning than something like Alolan Exeggutor so I think it's unfair to put it in a catagory beneath it.
@@AneitaLT Well a gentle one of them would have fluffy cloud surrounding it. Just watch the video back. He says why Altaria is a dragon on Ampharos, then totally ignores it.
Fun Fact: Because Palkia, Giratina, and Dialga are the guardians of existence and arceus' buddies i guess, youll notice their second typing also represents the basic states of matter. Dialga, steel, solid; Palkia, water, liquid; And Giratina, ghost, gas/plasma/antimatter
I 100% thinks that The strongest dragon type pokemon is eternatus without a doubt and that is because eternatus is a poison/dragon type legendary pokemon and eternatus is a skeleton dragon that has powers to control time and space and eternatus is basically a serpentine skeletal dragon that can kill You. So beware of eternatus.
@@kerrywien6775 That's not what we were talking about here. We're just talking about the logic behind the Crown Trios types. But, while we're in this new topic, Steel/Dragon is a better type combo than Poison/Dragon. Steel covers all of Dragons weaknesses defensively and is super effective against two of them, Fairy and Ice. Poison only helps against Fairy. Dialga is only weak to Fighting and Ground and has an immunity, while Eternatus is weak to Ground, Psychic, Ice and Dragon and has no immunity. Also, Eternatus doesn't have time/space powers. I don't know where you got that from.
I am convinced that Altaria's dragon typing is (in part) due to its inspiration being a mythical creature, with the dragon-type acting as the mythical-creature-type at the time. Its definitely not airtight, as your reasoning regarding Tyl in Draco is certainly a contributing factor. But I am certain that if Altaria were released today it would be Fairy/Flying instead due to fairy also being a type that heavily taps into mythology.
@@MKeehl23 why would you WANT him to be dragon type? Dragon is only strong against dragon, which rarely shows up before the elite four. It's a terrible type
@@bepisman9788 Tbf, the only ones to have a type replaced had their Normal type replaced. No other type was replaced by Fairy (Unless you count Mega Altaria, but eh).
I get the confusion with Altaria, but it actually is based off a dragon called a cockatrice. They are small, chicken like dragons that had breath that could turn someone to stone, which is why it has always learned dragon breath, a move witha chance to paralyze, at the same level swablu evolves into it since gen 3.
Also, Peng is sometimes depicted as a literal flying fish with wings. So what is a giant fish with bird wings made from clouds? Anything but Normal/Flying and in the eastern mythology, dragons are more associated with the sea, storms, and wind which is what a flying bird-looking fish thing is. Altaria is also likely based on that Belgium play featuring a magical bluebird which further makes it mythical plus, there's already a bird dragon like you mentioned so why not make it a dragon.
You put mega ampharos in that weird named category because there were gentle dragons that have wooly clouds. That is the literal description of altaria
@@storymaster21 there are several tens or even hundreds of thousands of yugioh cards (i havent kept up with the game that much to keep track). doing even one episode on any of the monster card types, even ignoring attributes, would take WAY too long
Drampa is not normal just because of mundaneness, he is normal because of his elemental neutrality. A lot of other dragon types have another element, but drampa is elementally neutral. Thus making him normal type.
Almost every Dragon type Pokemon learns a plethora of moves of many different types, including pure Dragon types, heck, even the dual type Dragonite learns more moves from other types rather than Flying. So no, Drampa is Normal type becuase its a grandpa, so in Gamefreak eyes, boring and lame.
Most dragon types are mystical guardian types or very aggressive/combat oriented right? Drampa... plays with kids and keeps em safe. Maybe its normal because it chose a more "normal" lifestyle?
Turtonator could also be based on Gamera, the Japanese pop culture character. Gamera is a kaiju like Godzilla, but instead of being a dinosaur, Gamera is a giant turtle that can turn the holes in it's shell into rocker jets, similar to how Turtonator can use his nose as a canon, has explosive spikes on his shell, and is overall shaped like comicbook explosion. If being a dinosaurs makes you a valid dragon type, so does being a kaiju
Not exactly references more like: the Pokémon Design Team: Okay, so how are we going to make Guzzlord? (You spell it with a double z as well morron) the Pokémon Design Team (again): Well it is supposed to eat a heck of a lot, why don't we just make it a giant mouth? the Pokémon Design Team: Makes sense! There are some dragons that do the same, why not give it a few dragon features to make it intimidating? Then give it the Dragon Type! the Pokémon Design Team: Alrighty! The design I done! What do you think the rest of Game Freak? (Game Freak is not one word god damnit) Game Freak: Eh, its aight, guess I'll put it in the game the Pokémon Design Team: aight Pheromosa (UB-02 Beauty): I wonder what UB-05 will be like! Nihilego (UB-01 Symbiont): I have to say I am intrigued to see who the last UB will be (until Pokémon USUM) Xurkitree (UB-03 Lightning): *Lightning sounds* (before you ask there are 2 UB-02's as well as 2 UB-04's, the reason for this is because the UB you will encounter will be different depending on the version of the game you have picked) Buzzwole (UB-02 Absorption): Do you think he is strong enough to beat ME?!?! Kartana (UB-04 Blade): I must admit I am also quite intrigued, I would like to fight against him to both test his stre- Guzzlord (UB-05 Glutton): WADUP MAI HOMIES! I THE ALMIGHTY GUZZLORD HAS JOINED YALL IN DIS POCKET MONSTA GAME HOW YALL DOIN MAI BROSKIES Pheromosa (UB-02 Beauty): Not... what I was... expecting Celesteela (UB-04 Blaster): What... the actual... fu- Nihilego (UB-01 Symbiont): I must remind you that this game is rated E10+ Celesteela (UB-04 Blaster): My apologies but seriously WHAT THE F- Looker: This is more weird and cringey than any of the Digimon fanfics I have read online Annabelle: You took your time to read those? Looker: I need to bleach my eyes and ears after hearing that conversation, and my eyes after seeing those... *comics*… in the past... Annabelle: I will ask no questions Mr. Looker Looker: It is best that you don't Me: I actually took the time to write all of this Looker: F*ck you Me and Nihilego (UB-01 Symbiont): Rated E10+ Looker: Why are you STILL typing this out Me: Because I can Looker and Annabelle: HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG
Latios is like Lugia But not water. And not given Flying, is flying needed to fly? No! So Mewtwo and stuff can float. Charizard X also is no flying anymore. Needed 4 types: Water/Flying Dragon/Psychic Can float and stuff, with Psychic powers.
The strongest dragon type pokemon is eternatus without a doubt and that is because eternatus is a poison/dragon type legendary pokemon and eternatus is a skeleton dragon that has powers to control time and space and eternatus is basically a serpentine skeletal dragon that can kill You. So beware of eternatus.
Drampa" Ultra Sun: If a child it has made friends with is bullied, *Drampa will find the bully’s house and burn it to the ground.* Ultra Moon: It appears in towns and plays with the children. Drampa will protect kids when they’re in danger, *so their moms don’t have to worry.* I love this mon and used one in my Ultra Sun Playthrough. (I bred and transferred it)
@@clipper367garcia6 Yes. In Chinese as well. The characters are 恐竜. 恐 means scary/horrifying/fear while 竜 is just another way to write 龍, both of which mean dragon.
Altaria also seems like it fits the "Dragons are Magical Creatures" schtick. Though I do have a feeling that if the Fairy Type existed when Altaria was being designed, it would probably be Flying/Fairy instead of Dragon.
I actually had a buddy who went to visit Japan for 2 years because he liked a lot of Japanese lore and culture and he loved to talk to me about a lot of the Pokemon that had the dragon type because that was his favorite type. His favorite Pokemon was altaria but said he was very disappointed when he figured out that the biggest reason it was dragon type is because it supposedly meant it was a dragon that ascended from the clouds and the cloud was swooped down with it😢
Bagon always wishes to fly, because of this it also learns the move Wish and because of it, it always jumps off cliff in the hope to fly which finally makes it able to fly when it fully evolves-this story moral is that if u try hard u can do anything
The English name doesn't inspire its typing. The typing inspires the name. Altaria wasn't going through the design process based on a name it eventually got from being renamed.
I think a possible reason for the type come from the fluffy cloudy things on it's body. They make it look somewhat like a fairy and since the fairy type didn't existed back then und fairies are mystical beeings just like dragons it got the dragon type.
I was thinking of Altaria getting it dragon type base on the eastern dragon the Storm dragon base on that usually appear in a storm cloud. and according to the myth most never seen it true form cause of how much cloud surround the dragon, but i also like the idea of the Pendragon typing
did you not read that one frame where he said he puts mistakes in his videos on purpose to play the algorithm so that people will find them, be elitist, and correct them so that his engagement goes up?
6:40 I like the idea that shelgon is entirely encased in callous' from Bagon's head because it's been throwing itself off cliff's so long trying to fly. Only way to put that together is through Bagon's Ruby/Sapphire dex entry, too
I'm for it cuz why does it have to have such a specific origin point for them to make it dragon-type? there isn't a specific dragon or type of dragon it's based on so it can't be dragon?
As far as I know, Ampharos Dragon type was referencing his electric/dragon type from beta versions of Gold/Silver, hence the "long sleeping dragon blood".
On a similar note, I think that Raikou, Entei, and Suicune dying and being reborn is a reference to the Gold and Silver beta, where they look drastically different.
@@inkmaster5480 Actually, while that might be the case, they were, according to some in-game lore, three Pokémon that died during the Fire in Burned Tower, in Ecrutaek. Ho-oh brought them back to life. It's not stated if they were already these legendary beasts before being ressurected, or if such power came only as a result from being ressurected by Ho-oh, though.
"ampharos is dragon because sometimes dragons are based on poofy wool and clouds, see? Dragon" *Two minutes later* "ALTARIA IS NOT DRAGON ITS CLOUD BIRD HNGNGNRH!!!!-$;$-#+!+#(*"
Though the dragon typing is ONLY on MEGA ampharos which is probably why Lockstin gave it a pass, seeing as mega evolution unlocks infinity energy and all that crap.
Theres a myth called bird dragon or chicken dragon which most of u havent heard but not all its a combination between a wind dragon and a bird dragon which they are actually long but altaria is actually made of cloud ik it is confusing but altaria was made to be fat so no offense the design still looks cool
I actually like the reason for Altaria being a dragon. It's kinda poetic and also very pretty having such a not at all obvious and hidden origin. I would actually appreciate if there where more pokemon like that.
FlareSilva Or it was that, as he said earlier in the video when discussing Amphoras, eastern dragons can be associated with clouds... and Altaria is basically a cloud
Turtonator does have a sense being a dragon, because of chinesse myths, the Hyunmu or Mountain turtle is also known as a land dragon, and Turtonator can be a reference of that but with a volcano, the only main difference is the volcanic reference of spewing fire(lava) and toxic gasses from it's nostrils
But Turtonator’s whole thing is about setting traps and being defensive. Isn’t salemence the one who flies around on rampages burning everything in sight? Or Hydreigon for that matter too?
Most of the comparisons to dinosaurs are correct but the dictononts were mammals and Carcharodontosaurus Was pronounced car-cara-dontosaurus not carcher-odontosaurs
Drampa is a friendly old man who loves his family and friends and is also probably the one who always has your back in an argument. Kinda like the cool family members or mentor figures in fantasy
I always thought Turtonator was based on Tarasque. This is a mythical beast from a French legend. It is described as a dragon-like beast with spiked armor on its back. It is said to have killed eight brave peasants with a blast of fire, which would explain the Fire type.
Alolan exeggutor makes sense to me, long ago, some dragons transformed into trees. Then they didn't untransform, so their descendants didn't realize they weren't trees.
That's so funny to me fir some reason Dragons beliving their trees And absolutely NOBODY bothered to even check or do anything,they just accpeted their new existence as trees
Fun fact: Salamence is so dragony that for a time Google classified it as Salamence/Flying type. This happened for all Dragon and even Onix (Rock) types.
As a welshy, i can confirm, dragons mean everything to us and its definitely not because it was like half of our folk lore and massive medieval story telling.
I was actually really surprised when I found out noibat was a dragon type. I thought it was a normal flying type and was really confused when I got a noibat dragon type card. I think it's because all the noibat cards I had before were colourless (normal and flying types) while noivern was dragon type Also, I absolutely love altarias reason for being a dragon type although I'm biased. I love altaria, it was one of my first shiny pokemon
@@CyberchaoX It's not as cool as Seahorse in Japanese meaning "Illegitimate Child of a Dragon." 'Denyru' is a fusion of the word for Electric Current & 'Born of/from a Dragon' So really Ampharos's name fully written out would be more akin to- "Dragon's Electrical Current" or "Electrical Current of the Dragon". I love Dragons so this was quite fun to look around for lol (I was also born in the YEAR of the Dragon [2000], AND I'm a Pisces [March)
He talked about that cloud dragon stuff when he was doing amphoros but why didn’t he talk about it when explaining altaria, which was far more fitting with that reasoning
But you said (with mega ampharos) that in eastern europe dragons are associated with clouds, and the first pokemon I thought of is Altaria! Did only I think about this?
thought the same, sheeps have way more genetical distance between reptiles/dinosaurs than birds, a cloudy bird has more sense to be called "dragon" rather than a cloudy two-footed sheep
24:29 don't be afraid to take some time off, my dude. Dragon month seems like it's been a lot of work and then fairy month is next--make sure you're taking care of yourself!
Most of these were actually done way ahead of time. But thanks so much for the concern! We're planning on chilling for a while in August, while we shift focus to the second channel for a while. Azoth University. Wound up behind on it due to health reasons.
I know this video is 2 years old, but I feel like someone should make a sister video to this explaining how some non-dragon Pokemon *could* be dragon types based on their appearances and in-game descriptions.
Sceptile being part Dragon type was something that I wanted for years, and even though it's 4x weak to ice, I was still stoked that OR/AS finally made it a reality. The Treecko line is part of the Dragon egg group, so there's also that.
Yet it doesn't learn Dragon Dance (It should! Even though it doesn't really have any need to use it. SD is just better at its speed tier) while the Totodile line learns it and _isn't even in the Dragon egg group._ That said, I could've seen the nonexistent Feraligatr Mega as part Dragon for the same reason as Zard and Scept (to make another Grass-Fire-Water starter trio w/ them).
Turtonator has a really good reasoning for the Dragon typing, because in Asian cultures states that they're actually descendants of the 4 lion turtles that gave us our worlds 7 continent's and magical gifts, who were said to all be Dragon turtles
About Mega-Ampharos: "There are dragons [...] associated with clouds" About Altaria: "It's a cloud bird!" Birds are descendant from dinosaurs. They stand on their hindlegs and have wings on their forelimbs, effectively making them real life wyvern. Also, how did you manage to talk about stars, not mentioning, that the name is a reference to "Altair", the brightest star in the Aguila ("EAGLE"!) constellation. However, the point that really makes it dragon type for me is the similatiry to the Alkonost. Often referred to as "bird of happiness" it proclaims gods will in the russian orthodox church. Some say hearing it's song makes you forget everything around you, which is similar to many of Altarias dex entries, saying it leaves people who hear it's song in a "dreamlike state". And a messenger of a god is no less dragon worthy than - say- Zygarde, based on Jörmungandr, which is just a big-ass snake, tasked to coil around the world to keep it safe.
sorry i know im a bit late but, he did mention that king bird thingy who sepreates the sky from thr earth and the sea, which is a bird from Hebrew, im like tf you talking about
Altaria suits flying/dragon perfectly in my opinion. I am glad Pokémon started doing flying type as the 1st type. Doduo/Dodrio should have been the only normal first flying second flying Pokémon. I also felt that in Gen 2 a lot was lost by not adding Dark and Steel to more pre-existing Pokémon.
There's a cool theory for the Gen 4 Box legends that their secondary typings are based on the 3 stages of matter: Dragon/Water - Liquid, Dragon/Steel - Solid, and Dragon/Ghost - Gas
Ice Pokémon and dragon Pokémon are natural enemies. Like, fairy Pokémon and dragon Pokémon. Or Dragon Pokémon and Dragon Pokemon. Damm dragon Pokémon have ruined the dragon type.
Who is up for a Generation IX (and VIII) Dragon-type update? Classical Dragons: Spurious Sliggoo/Goodra (for the same reason as Goomy/Genuine Sliggoo/Genuine Goodra), Applin/Flapple/Appletun/Dipplin/Hydrapple (Applin is a wyrm [worm] in an apple, possibly specifically the Lindworm; Ladon, a Greek dragon guarding the golden apples in the Garden of the Hesperides; or the Biblical serpent tempting Eve to eat the forbidden fruit of the tree of knowledge, often depicted as an apple; each of its evolutions except Dipplin [to my knowledge] may also be based on specific dragons: Flapple, as a winged dragon, on the wyvern, amphiptere, or some depictions of the Lindworm; Appletun on the dragon from the narrative of Bel and the Dragon from Daniel 14, which bursts open after eating a cake; and Hydrapple on the Yamata no Orochi or Hydra, among others), Eternatus (skeleton of a European dragon; possibly also based on Uther Pendragon, King Arthur's father, who gained his epithet and began to use dragons on his standards after witnessing a dragon-shaped comet [I debated where to put this one at first]), Regidrago (the head of an Asian dragon), Roaring Moon (for the same reason as Bagon/Shelgon/Salamence) Dinosaurs: Dracozolt/Dracovish (stegosaurs), Frigibax/Arctibax/Baxcalibur (possibly "Concavenator," a genus with a crest on its back and quills on its forelimbs, and of which fossils were first discovered in Spain, one of the bases of Generation IX's Paldea; Baxcalibur in particular is also based on Godzilla, but I omitted this evolution from the previous category, unlike Duraludon and Archaludon, because the dinosaur influence was greater whereas the Godzilla influence was less obvious in Frigibax and Arctibax), Koraidon (besides its inspirations shared with Cyclizar and Miraidon, it is based on feathered dinosaurs), Walking Wake/Gouging Fire/Raging Bolt (specifically, Walking Wake draws from theropods like "Coelophysis," Gouging Fire from ceratopsians like "Styracosaurus" and "Sinoceratops," and Raging Bolt from sauropods like "Brontosaurus" and "Brachiosaurus"; yes, they have lesser bases on Eastern dragons as well) Sort of Dragons?: Duraludon/Archaludon (while Duraludon may draw from theropod dinosaurs, these two are kaiju first and foremost; Archaludon also resembles the Puente del Dragón ["Bridge of the Dragon"], a Sevillian monument from Alcalá de Guadaíra), Dreepy/Drakloak/Dragapult (apart from being based on "Diplocaulus," an extinct amphibian genus, they draw from the Olm, a salamander native to central and southeastern Europe believed to be dragon offspring by locals), Cyclizar/Miraidon (not based on any specific dragon [it may be notable that Cyclizar is not in the Dragon Egg Group, although then again, neither is Tatsugiri, nor were Vibrava, Flygon, Noibat, and Noivern until Generation VIII], but they are based on such lizards as the anole and the genera "Sitana" and "Sarada"; I thought about including Koraidon with these two at first, but it fit the "Dinosaurs" category better, so then I thought that Miraidon ought to be separate as well, but it was not draconically distinct enough), Tatsugiri (a koi fish, which is associated with dragons in the Far East) Not. But. Well. Okay. Fine. I Guess.: N/A Not: N/A Well, all of the original types are done. There are only three more types to go! I could finish in September!
You should do a vid on Rayquaza, Groudon, and Kyogre! It sounds like they have a lot of interesting lore and inspiration behind them which would make an interesting video
I think anything reptilian could be a dragon "type", since a dragon type doesn't have to be a actual dragon, like how fire types don't have to be actual fire
silly english people, using their inconsistent pronounciation to pronounce foreign words P.S. i'm German and still triggered by "kindergarten", "zeitgeist/poltergeist" and "rucksack"
One thing that can explain some Dragon reasoning is the whole idea of "Half bloods" Dragons in some stories do have children that are only half dragon but do maintain some dragon powers. While this is not the best way to bail out the pokemon, it does help some reasoning out when not looking fully dragon like.
Apperently the reason they fought snails could've been because snails were constantly ruining the manuscripts so monks hated them.
Tyrone Chillifoot
That is amazing 🤣
Darn snails ruining our medieval books!
Tyrone Chillifoot I watched a video where the snails where a metaphor for the Jews or another ethnic group, not sure what they were called.
Who would win?
Masterfully crafted parchments utilized by the most skilled arts men
Or
One slimey slow boi
Thou art correct
I saw a snail to-day
T'was most horridly defiling my manganuscript
And so they wrote anti-snail fanfics. Nice.
Fun Fact about Drampa though, According to the Ultra Sun dex, if it finds out a kid it's befriended is being bullied, it will find the bully's house and burn it to the ground.
Did it really say that? 😲
@@tercial Yup, it absolutely does. I'm not the biggest fan of Dragon types (I'm most partial to Water and Dark), but I respect Drampa for that.
@@tercial sourced form the Drampa page on Bulbapedia: Ultra Sun: If a child it has made friends with is bullied, Drampa will find the bully's house and burn it to the ground.
Edgy grand pa
@@Kniero it also has a base sp. atk stat of 135, which is really freaking high.
Dragonite said to be the guardian of the sea.
Lugia: Am I a joke to you.
Neither of them are water types
Seems legit
Yes.
Considering your job title was stolen by a thing that literally looks like a naked Homer Simpson wearing cheap Halloween devil wings and a tail I'm going to go with yes.
It's official; water types are so garbage at protecting the sea that a dragon off of dragon tails and a white dragon goose with hand wings have to step up and protect them.
I agree! And I think Lugia should be dragon type... like Palkia.
If there was an Alolan Eggsecute that looked like Dragon Fruit, the Dragon Type would make SO MUCH SENSE!
Dragon eggs
Oh god do the children just burst out of the fruit egg heads?
If the tail had a dragon fruit instead of a head it'd be perfect
@@mishmash5576 I mean the 'dragon' that is mostly associated with Polynesia is the mo-o and mo-o's loved to shapeshift into palm trees
OOOOOOOO
“Dragonite is the guardian of the sea”
Kyogre and Lugia would like to have a word with you
LOL
"Dragonite is the guardian of the sea!"
Lugia: WOAH WOAH WOAH HOLD UP! **glares at dragonite** Thats MY role. How dare you take my rol-!
Kyogre: Excuse me?! You too?! GRRRRR-!
Dragonite in kanto region.
Lugia in johto..
Kyogre in hoenn...
I realized that to😅
Kyogre created the sea, so don’t include him in this, it’s between lugia and dragonite that’s it
“Id like to see you explain altaria”
Explains altaria
Oh
The Atrocious Disaster Bruh Moment
Altaria is a Cockatrice. It has two legs, a long serpenty neck, and a rooster's head. On top of that it learns Dragonbreath upon evolution and the Cockatrice is said to be able to kill people by breathing on them.
@@ostensiblyaverage5576 Cockatrice are said to turn those who look at it into stone. It's would've been a poor choice anyways since it is a rooster with a body and tail of a snake and draconic wings, so it looks nothing like Altaria.
Plus, there isn't anything generally fluffy on a cockatrice; just normal chicken feathers on its head and legs, and Cockatrices don't even have fluffy wings.
@@AneitaLT I'd say those are likely stylistic choices, afterall every pokemon doesn't need to look exactly like what it's based on. It's also better reasoning than something like Alolan Exeggutor so I think it's unfair to put it in a catagory beneath it.
@@AneitaLT Well a gentle one of them would have fluffy cloud surrounding it. Just watch the video back. He says why Altaria is a dragon on Ampharos, then totally ignores it.
Fun Fact: Because Palkia, Giratina, and Dialga are the guardians of existence and arceus' buddies i guess, youll notice their second typing also represents the basic states of matter. Dialga, steel, solid; Palkia, water, liquid; And Giratina, ghost, gas/plasma/antimatter
Yea
So that's why Palkia is Water type
I 100% thinks that The strongest dragon type pokemon is eternatus without a doubt and that is because eternatus is a poison/dragon type legendary pokemon and eternatus is a skeleton dragon that has powers to control time and space and eternatus is basically a serpentine skeletal dragon that can kill You. So beware of eternatus.
@@kerrywien6775 That's not what we were talking about here. We're just talking about the logic behind the Crown Trios types.
But, while we're in this new topic, Steel/Dragon is a better type combo than Poison/Dragon. Steel covers all of Dragons weaknesses defensively and is super effective against two of them, Fairy and Ice. Poison only helps against Fairy. Dialga is only weak to Fighting and Ground and has an immunity, while Eternatus is weak to Ground, Psychic, Ice and Dragon and has no immunity.
Also, Eternatus doesn't have time/space powers. I don't know where you got that from.
@@kerrywien6775 gosh stop spamming please. I read your replies for like a thousand times already
I am convinced that Altaria's dragon typing is (in part) due to its inspiration being a mythical creature, with the dragon-type acting as the mythical-creature-type at the time. Its definitely not airtight, as your reasoning regarding Tyl in Draco is certainly a contributing factor. But I am certain that if Altaria were released today it would be Fairy/Flying instead due to fairy also being a type that heavily taps into mythology.
To me, that would be more boring. I love the idea of a bird being considered a dragon.
Yep Altaria is based on the cocatrix it's sort of a chicken dragon. If I remember well it's from France
And yet, they still haven’t changed it.
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nightmare GLIDER they where in the dinosaur section
*As I saw that I got ads for both RUclips Premium and Google nest. You are not wrong.*
"Dragons are really just magical dinosaurs"
I mean... Yeah. Given the theories about how dragon myth evolved, that's pretty much on point
Altaria is the traitor, it pretends being a dragon, befriends the rest of them and then reveals his Fairy type to destroy them all.
Oh my goodness that jerk
@MLGmence but immune to Dragon
Maybe Altaria is a dragon type cause he looks like nimbus from DRAGON ball.
it's dragon flying but mega is dragon fairy
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Blue fire=dragon fire
Chandelure: So I'm a dragon type
Too purple ghostly
@@MKeehl23 why would you WANT him to be dragon type? Dragon is only strong against dragon, which rarely shows up before the elite four. It's a terrible type
@@petercross1879 that's not what he said
It's purple, which is the ghostly fire color
@@petercross1879 how many types does dragon resist compared to the other types
Me: *sees the Hydreigon line*
Me: I am so proud of my good snappy bois.
Mega Salamence can cut guts with it's wings
Sprite Lady always thought Hydreigon was based on King Ghidora.
I used to have it because of Ghetsis until I used one
Me: hears his what he think of Druddigon
Me:😤😡🤬
Boy. The other 2 heads are just slaves
Altaria is dragon because they didn't have the fairy typing at the moment so they gave it the next magical raice
Well yes but even so several Pokémon gained the fairy type when it was introduced
@@bepisman9788 Tbf, the only ones to have a type replaced had their Normal type replaced. No other type was replaced by Fairy (Unless you count Mega Altaria, but eh).
shawn harris by that logic though shouldnt Mega Alteria be Fairy Flying, or Regularly be Fairy Flying?
@Wolf World Blackyy nah far too lazy a excuse. Altaria should already Just be Fairy.
Race
I get the confusion with Altaria, but it actually is based off a dragon called a cockatrice. They are small, chicken like dragons that had breath that could turn someone to stone, which is why it has always learned dragon breath, a move witha chance to paralyze, at the same level swablu evolves into it since gen 3.
Yeah it actually makes sense to me
I never thought Altaria was a Cockatrice! Makes perfect sense!
Also, Peng is sometimes depicted as a literal flying fish with wings. So what is a giant fish with bird wings made from clouds? Anything but Normal/Flying and in the eastern mythology, dragons are more associated with the sea, storms, and wind which is what a flying bird-looking fish thing is. Altaria is also likely based on that Belgium play featuring a magical bluebird which further makes it mythical plus, there's already a bird dragon like you mentioned so why not make it a dragon.
Not really, it lacks some snake features to make it a cockatrice. And yes, I do know the difference between it and a basilisk.
@@nidohime6233 loosely based off it?
“Dragonite the guardian of the sea”
Lugia and Kyogre: are you a joke to us?
Dragonite, who can learn Thunder: *yes*
Kyogre is just there to make sea B I G,and fight against groudon
@@elpirataretro8734 kyoger Aldo learns thunder and kyoger has water,ground typing so is immune to thundet
@@theminehub4993 Kyogre is a pure water type. It doesn't posses the ground type.
*”are we a joke to you?” Rather
That wasn't puff the magic dragon, that was Elliot from Pete's dragon...
I KNEW IT!
Thank you! I commented saying that as well before I read your comment.
+
I was about to say the same thing! Good thing I checked.
Was thinking the same thing. Haha
". . . extremely gentle and loving, just like a sheep."
There goes any doubt about the Welsh connection.
Yeah it's most likely also a refference to the Greek myth of the Golden fleece
There's a thing in Chinese mythology called a dragon turtle. That would probably help to explain Turtonator.
Jer Gross I was thinking there was something like that.
There's also Tarasque from France, he's really turtle-like.
Also, it contains volcano-like powers... That's very draconic for me.
Bowser is a dragon turtle
U mean Gamira???
You put mega ampharos in that weird named category because there were gentle dragons that have wooly clouds. That is the literal description of altaria
P
Mega Ampharos is a Japanese dad joke.
Druddigon: Can't move when it gets cold
Also Druddigon: Likes to live in caves
Warm Caves*
JaredDaAmazing just wow comedy gold
"Ampharos may be based on Chaofeng" *pulls out yugioh artwork*
What does pot of greed do?
@@malareon idk. But you still take the damage.
You don't stand a ghost of a chance.
am i the only one wishing gnoggin would do these videos for yugioh monster cards as well?
@@storymaster21 there are several tens or even hundreds of thousands of yugioh cards (i havent kept up with the game that much to keep track). doing even one episode on any of the monster card types, even ignoring attributes, would take WAY too long
Drampa is not normal just because of mundaneness, he is normal because of his elemental neutrality. A lot of other dragon types have another element, but drampa is elementally neutral. Thus making him normal type.
Why is elementally neutral different than pure dragon?
@@shikamarurules12 probably because he learns moves from nearly every type
I'm not sure. It's possible drampa is not COMPLETELY dragon. Just is mostly dragon or something.
Almost every Dragon type Pokemon learns a plethora of moves of many different types, including pure Dragon types, heck, even the dual type Dragonite learns more moves from other types rather than Flying.
So no, Drampa is Normal type becuase its a grandpa, so in Gamefreak eyes, boring and lame.
Most dragon types are mystical guardian types or very aggressive/combat oriented right?
Drampa... plays with kids and keeps em safe. Maybe its normal because it chose a more "normal" lifestyle?
Turtonator could also be based on Gamera, the Japanese pop culture character. Gamera is a kaiju like Godzilla, but instead of being a dinosaur, Gamera is a giant turtle that can turn the holes in it's shell into rocker jets, similar to how Turtonator can use his nose as a canon, has explosive spikes on his shell, and is overall shaped like comicbook explosion. If being a dinosaurs makes you a valid dragon type, so does being a kaiju
valid. i even feel like kaiju > dinosaur when it comes to dragon typing validity
Fun Fact
In New Pokémon Snap, Blastoise uses water to fly like Gamera
Gamera likes kids
@@justsomenumptygamera is really neat, he's full of turtle meat...
*Designing Guzlord*
Designers: Okay.. how many references do you wanna put in?
Gamefreak: Yes
Over 9000
Not exactly references more like:
the Pokémon Design Team: Okay, so how are we going to make Guzzlord? (You spell it with a double z as well morron)
the Pokémon Design Team (again): Well it is supposed to eat a heck of a lot, why don't we just make it a giant mouth?
the Pokémon Design Team: Makes sense! There are some dragons that do the same, why not give it a few dragon features to make it intimidating? Then give it the Dragon Type!
the Pokémon Design Team: Alrighty! The design I done! What do you think the rest of Game Freak? (Game Freak is not one word god damnit)
Game Freak: Eh, its aight, guess I'll put it in the game
the Pokémon Design Team: aight
Pheromosa (UB-02 Beauty): I wonder what UB-05 will be like!
Nihilego (UB-01 Symbiont): I have to say I am intrigued to see who the last UB will be (until Pokémon USUM)
Xurkitree (UB-03 Lightning): *Lightning sounds*
(before you ask there are 2 UB-02's as well as 2 UB-04's, the reason for this is because the UB you will encounter will be different depending on the version of the game you have picked)
Buzzwole (UB-02 Absorption): Do you think he is strong enough to beat ME?!?!
Kartana (UB-04 Blade): I must admit I am also quite intrigued, I would like to fight against him to both test his stre-
Guzzlord (UB-05 Glutton): WADUP MAI HOMIES! I THE ALMIGHTY GUZZLORD HAS JOINED YALL IN DIS POCKET MONSTA GAME HOW YALL DOIN MAI BROSKIES
Pheromosa (UB-02 Beauty): Not... what I was... expecting
Celesteela (UB-04 Blaster): What... the actual... fu-
Nihilego (UB-01 Symbiont): I must remind you that this game is rated E10+
Celesteela (UB-04 Blaster): My apologies but seriously WHAT THE F-
Looker: This is more weird and cringey than any of the Digimon fanfics I have read online
Annabelle: You took your time to read those?
Looker: I need to bleach my eyes and ears after hearing that conversation, and my eyes after seeing those... *comics*… in the past...
Annabelle: I will ask no questions Mr. Looker
Looker: It is best that you don't
Me: I actually took the time to write all of this
Looker: F*ck you
Me and Nihilego (UB-01 Symbiont): Rated E10+
Looker: Why are you STILL typing this out
Me: Because I can
Looker and Annabelle: HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG
Eh, Guzzlord is just Gluttony recolored like the Anti-Monitor, but with more black.
JimmyDaFoxy69 it’s spelled moron, with 1 r
James Turner made Guzzlord.
Fact about the Haxorous Line: They are actually known to be quite kind and benevolent when calm and collected.
Latios is like Lugia
But not water. And not given Flying, is flying needed to fly? No! So Mewtwo and stuff can float.
Charizard X also is no flying anymore.
Needed 4 types:
Water/Flying
Dragon/Psychic
Can float and stuff, with Psychic powers.
@@halilacikgoz7865 ... what does this have to do with the Haxorous line?
@@Cherrytangela a question for the ages
The strongest dragon type pokemon is eternatus without a doubt and that is because eternatus is a poison/dragon type legendary pokemon and eternatus is a skeleton dragon that has powers to control time and space and eternatus is basically a serpentine skeletal dragon that can kill You. So beware of eternatus.
@@kerrywien6775 your right but in my opinion the strongest dragon type is mega ray
Drampa"
Ultra Sun: If a child it has made friends with is bullied, *Drampa will find the bully’s house and burn it to the ground.*
Ultra Moon: It appears in towns and plays with the children. Drampa will protect kids when they’re in danger, *so their moms don’t have to worry.*
I love this mon and used one in my Ultra Sun Playthrough. (I bred and transferred it)
Thankyou I also like this mon and I like its unique typing. And I also think druddigon is pretty good looking.
Drama is a great dragon pokemon
Drampa is very protective over its friends.
He'd get along fine with Emboar. Or she.
[Kid] Hey drampa (crying)
[Drampa] what is wrong
[Kid] there is a kid who keeps steeling my lunch
[Drampa] hmmmmmm
Dragon type was often used as a hidden inner power that could be unleashed, which is why some Alolan Pokemon get dragon type
Dinosaur in Japanese literally translates to "scary-looking dragon" so I guess that explains it.
ruclips.net/video/gVW0ZyDNf94/видео.html
Really?
@@clipper367garcia6 Yes. In Chinese as well. The characters are 恐竜. 恐 means scary/horrifying/fear while 竜 is just another way to write 龍, both of which mean dragon.
@Jacky Phantom Yes
@Jacky Phantom You're welcome!
Altaria also seems like it fits the "Dragons are Magical Creatures" schtick.
Though I do have a feeling that if the Fairy Type existed when Altaria was being designed, it would probably be Flying/Fairy instead of Dragon.
How about dragon/fairy??
@@govindbaghel8050 woah way out of lines man
@@govindbaghel8050 that’s the mega
Altaria was inspired by Chinese dragon so it would still be dragon
It's mega is dragon/fairy
23:26 “some dragons are associated with clouds”
...and you say altaria isnt a dragon...
Also he says dinosaurs are also basically dragons. Birds are dinosaurs. Therefore altaria gets another pass
for real, how does a sheep get more of a pass than a bird lol
Devin Akahoshi but i do feel like if fairy type was a thing then altaria would be flying fairy instead of dragon
wooloo is a dragon
I actually had a buddy who went to visit Japan for 2 years because he liked a lot of Japanese lore and culture and he loved to talk to me about a lot of the Pokemon that had the dragon type because that was his favorite type. His favorite Pokemon was altaria but said he was very disappointed when he figured out that the biggest reason it was dragon type is because it supposedly meant it was a dragon that ascended from the clouds and the cloud was swooped down with it😢
Bagon always wishes to fly, because of this it also learns the move Wish and because of it, it always jumps off cliff in the hope to fly which finally makes it able to fly when it fully evolves-this story moral is that if u try hard u can do anything
Does it learn wish?
@@IIkaine yes
Grammar
I think another reason for Altaria’s type comes from it’s name being a reference to King Arthur, or Alterian, Pendragon.
The English name doesn't inspire its typing. The typing inspires the name. Altaria wasn't going through the design process based on a name it eventually got from being renamed.
I think a possible reason for the type come from the fluffy cloudy things on it's body. They make it look somewhat like a fairy and since the fairy type didn't existed back then und fairies are mystical beeings just like dragons it got the dragon type.
I was thinking of Altaria getting it dragon type base on the eastern dragon the Storm dragon base on that usually appear in a storm cloud. and according to the myth most never seen it true form cause of how much cloud surround the dragon, but i also like the idea of the Pendragon typing
Maybe a cockatigle, Bird-like dragons, i mean, they are considered dragons too right?
I know what im naming my next Altaria.
"Put Dragonite next to Puff the magic dragon"...... Puts Dragonite next to Elliot from Pete's Dragon
Like, did he think we wouldn't notice??
Its actually from The sword in the stone. Madam mim in her dragon form
@@lapiswitch4169 No it isn't. Madam Mim's dragon form was purple, not green
@@lapiswitch4169 True.
But like, you know....
Not really
did you not read that one frame where he said he puts mistakes in his videos on purpose to play the algorithm so that people will find them, be elitist, and correct them so that his engagement goes up?
20:28 “they are baby dragons” *looks at my baby dragon Yu-Gi-Oh card* You lied to me!
Don't worry Dragon fish are just Asian baby dragons......(that just sounds racist for some reason)
Russell Bly there are multiple species of dragons just look at Spyro compared to Toothless
Wait, how young are koi then??????
6:40 I like the idea that shelgon is entirely encased in callous' from Bagon's head because it's been throwing itself off cliff's so long trying to fly. Only way to put that together is through Bagon's Ruby/Sapphire dex entry, too
3:51 THAT IS ELLIOT FROM PETE'S DRAGON, NOT PUFF!
...... Didn't he say he would get names wrong?
Have you seen all of his MTG pictures?
Elliott*
Oh thank God someone else notticted. I thought I saw that wrong XD
I thought it looked familiar.
yes drampa is so lame
pokedex: it burns the houses of those who hurt the ones they protect.
ok
Over protective grandpa
But really it is kind and friendly until it's angered
I think it's cute T_T
@CJMCD46 you mean you can't see out your window at night? Do you have shutters or something?
I mean what would it do if the person is a traveler or is homeless? Would it burn the person?
ACTUALLY AMPHAROS IS BASED ON 'Chaofeng' BECAUSE I READ IT. ION A NLGOPG!
Did you just copy what he has written?
LegoKirbyMan Channel welcome to the joke.
r/wooosh
@@hamilsnort2222 r/ihavereddit
@@legokirbymanchannel r/wooooosh
Honestly, Altaria is ok in my book as a dragon type, I think the draco constelation is a good reasoning for it's dragon type.
I'm for it cuz why does it have to have such a specific origin point for them to make it dragon-type? there isn't a specific dragon or type of dragon it's based on so it can't be dragon?
As far as I know, Ampharos Dragon type was referencing his electric/dragon type from beta versions of Gold/Silver, hence the "long sleeping dragon blood".
On a similar note, I think that Raikou, Entei, and Suicune dying and being reborn is a reference to the Gold and Silver beta, where they look drastically different.
@@inkmaster5480 Actually, while that might be the case, they were, according to some in-game lore, three Pokémon that died during the Fire in Burned Tower, in Ecrutaek. Ho-oh brought them back to life. It's not stated if they were already these legendary beasts before being ressurected, or if such power came only as a result from being ressurected by Ho-oh, though.
You forgot to say about nagandel evolves when it learns dragon pulse. So when it gets access to dragon power it becomes a dragon
🐦
@@evanallaire2829 🐝🐉
"ampharos is dragon because sometimes dragons are based on poofy wool and clouds, see? Dragon"
*Two minutes later*
"ALTARIA IS NOT DRAGON ITS CLOUD BIRD HNGNGNRH!!!!-$;$-#+!+#(*"
@Ice SHEEP IS NOT DRAGON
@@felixn.burgos2340 correct sheep aren’t dragons
Though the dragon typing is ONLY on MEGA ampharos which is probably why Lockstin gave it a pass, seeing as mega evolution unlocks infinity energy and all that crap.
@Ice Birds are descendants of Dinosaurs ! And we imply some dragon Pokemon as magical dinosaurs so u get the point
Theres a myth called bird dragon or chicken dragon which most of u havent heard but not all its a combination between a wind dragon and a bird dragon which they are actually long but altaria is actually made of cloud ik it is confusing but altaria was made to be fat so no offense the design still looks cool
Altaris is the former name of Delta Draconis, a star in the draco constellation.
>Hydreigon
"Aw yeah here comes the King Ghidorah reference-"
>Uses actual mythology hydras instead
... I mean, yeah I guess that works too...
I know right 😂 I was so disappointed
Top 10 Anime Betrayals.
Great minds think alike.
Yeah. I mean, how could he talk about an evil 3 headed dragon creature without meantioning the king of evil 3 headed dragons/creatures?
I thought we were gonna get a Gamera reference with Turtonator.
I actually like the reason for Altaria being a dragon. It's kinda poetic and also very pretty having such a not at all obvious and hidden origin. I would actually appreciate if there where more pokemon like that.
FlareSilva Or it was that, as he said earlier in the video when discussing Amphoras, eastern dragons can be associated with clouds... and Altaria is basically a cloud
Looks like a fairy dragon actually
Slimeball: Dragon
Palm tree: Dragon
Fire-breathing lizard with wings: Not a dragon
You said it, Fire Lizard with wings.
Exeggator is based on the dragon trees (dracaena) of africa and the canary islands
Mr Slinky dragon
So a pun... great reasoning.
@@ryujin8754 yup...
Ryujin Amd flygon was also a dragon type because of DRAGONflies and that dude is awesome even if he is a pun
Turtonator does have a sense being a dragon, because of chinesse myths, the Hyunmu or Mountain turtle is also known as a land dragon, and Turtonator can be a reference of that but with a volcano, the only main difference is the volcanic reference of spewing fire(lava) and toxic gasses from it's nostrils
He said "Puff the Magic Dragon" But showed a picture of Pete's Dragon...
Yeah first thing I thought was... thats not Puff thats Elliot
Turtonator is a dragon turtle and has the precident of being the sleeping dragon in a volcano that if you wake it, it will destroy everything.
There are also dragon-turtles in China that bring good luck with money.
That description *kinda* sound like groudon I have no idea why I made this comment tbh
@@rylancromer184 I meant the sleeping dragon in a volcano waking up it will destroy everything sor e
I was yelling at the screen when I heard him say that
But Turtonator’s whole thing is about setting traps and being defensive. Isn’t salemence the one who flies around on rampages burning everything in sight? Or Hydreigon for that matter too?
Lockstin: explains dragon type with d&d, and then talks about turtonator not being a dragon
Me: dragon turtle
Speaking of which, the mythical Tarasque (which the D&D creature is only loosely based on) is often depicted with a turtle shell.
@@stwbmc98 truth
I was practically screaming this to myself; glad to see I wasn’t the only one who realized this! Cheers.
@@stwbmc98 really ? All the depictions i saw were basically a giant lizard.
Yku8 MAHNL
I think another inspiration for the goomy line is RPG progession where you start off fighting weak slimes then end up fighting legendary dragons.
Gnoggin: *mentions multiple other evil hydra*
Also Gnoggin: *doesn't mention the most obvious inspiration for Hydreigon, King Ghidorah*
As a Godzilla fan, I was waiting for that
@@SprunkCovers Same. BIDIBIDIBIDIBIDI
Thank u some one said it other than me
Isn’t that rayquaza?
Lilie Kerniza no it hrydragon
Dragons=Magic dinosaurs
Dinosaurs=Birbs
Magic birbs= Dragons
Therefore, Altaria is a dragon.
Most of the comparisons to dinosaurs are correct but the dictononts were mammals and Carcharodontosaurus
Was pronounced car-cara-dontosaurus not carcher-odontosaurs
@@GooberThe4th what
Clipper367 Garcia what do you mean by what
Lol u just proved it with Theorems nd stuff
So rowlet is a dragon
Applin: *Laughs in apple*
Game freak: Laughs in wyrm pun
Flapple: *Laughs* *in* *apple* *bird*
Appletun: laughs under apple
sword and shield wasnt made after this video
Laughs in lindworm
he calls drampa boring, and yet, drampa canonically burns down the houses of kids who bully its trainer. It's an arsonist. It kills human children.
Drampa is a friendly old man who loves his family and friends and is also probably the one who always has your back in an argument. Kinda like the cool family members or mentor figures in fantasy
"The Dragon type Pokemon have a lot of lore"
This one is a dragon
This one is a dragonfruit tree
@AAAnt M Coca the dragon boogeyman from Portugese folklore, whose name is the origin of the coconut.
Druddigon? Ugly?
Someone's gonna catch this Rough Skin
FAAAACCCCTTTTTSSSS
Druddigon is a beautiful boi and no one can tell me otherwise 😤
This boi never even heard of rough skin pft Drudg boutta glare his ass
Druddigon is very underrated.
It’s my favorite dragon flygon at number 2
I just realized that the deino line has the german numbers in it for each head: dEINo (w/out the s), ZWEIlous, and hyDREIgon!
yeah 1 head 2 head 3 head
Okay grievous
Also I remember seeing that they were originally based of German tanks
@@l0u13__3 That's pretty cool- funny that it's an American region, tho
No,you definitely didn't just realized
I always thought Turtonator was based on Tarasque. This is a mythical beast from a French legend. It is described as a dragon-like beast with spiked armor on its back. It is said to have killed eight brave peasants with a blast of fire, which would explain the Fire type.
I thought it was Bowser.
Why not the mythical creatures called Dragon Turtles?
Where's ma Rayquazas plush talking
Steven Irrizarry My lisp only empowers others
Alolan exeggutor makes sense to me, long ago, some dragons transformed into trees. Then they didn't untransform, so their descendants didn't realize they weren't trees.
Also he is kinda of a dinosaur ,the big neck ones,whit only 2 feets
@@user-kg2lp8jz2r dude palm trees are just like that
That's so funny to me fir some reason
Dragons beliving their trees
And absolutely NOBODY bothered to even check or do anything,they just accpeted their new existence as trees
I think it's supposed to be a take on a hydra but people are over thinking this
When Sword and Shield come out, will you explain the types of those Pokémon as well?
That might be interesting
The UK has a lot of History and Myths that could make cool Pokémon.
Yep! probably all in 1 video. "Gen 8 Pokemon Types Explained"
@@Gnoggin Neat.
@@Gnoggin good
I'm excited for it
Fun fact: Salamence is so dragony that for a time Google classified it as Salamence/Flying type. This happened for all Dragon and even Onix (Rock) types.
You forgot the most important reason Mega Ampharos is dragon type:
It is part Fabio. The fabulousness gives it dragon powers.
I expected "Just Reptiles" to be a category
Because several dragons are just just reptiles
As a welshy, i can confirm, dragons mean everything to us and its definitely not because it was like half of our folk lore and massive medieval story telling.
I’m sorry but the fact you called yourself a “Welshy” is making me giggle
So what is it?
I was actually really surprised when I found out noibat was a dragon type. I thought it was a normal flying type and was really confused when I got a noibat dragon type card. I think it's because all the noibat cards I had before were colourless (normal and flying types) while noivern was dragon type
Also, I absolutely love altarias reason for being a dragon type although I'm biased. I love altaria, it was one of my first shiny pokemon
Says: Puff the Magic Dragon
Shows: Pete's Dragon, Elliot
GIRL I LEGIT STOPPED THE VID AND SIGHED CAUSE PEOPLE ALWAYS MISSNAME THEM. 😂😂😂😂
Dude I was going through comments like DID NO ONE ELSE NOTICE
Gnoggin: Drandpa isn't even that scary! It's just a normal type, it's fluffy and...
Drandpas Pokedex entry enters the chat
Gnoggin: oh
Honestly though, Altaria being a dragon is cute. XD
I couldn't manage to deal with that fact until now.
So that's why kingdra and dragalge only become dragons when they're fully evolved
19:08
“By your powers combined, I am CAPTAIN PLANET”
...
Ampharos's Japanese name means "Thunder Dragon".
He also has Dragon Blood!
Gabriel Lockwood there's a verse in the bible about a Dragon in sheep form
But... there is one they fear...
In their tongue he is "denryu"...
DRAGONBORN!
@@CyberchaoX
It's not as cool as Seahorse in Japanese meaning "Illegitimate Child of a Dragon."
'Denyru' is a fusion of the word for Electric Current & 'Born of/from a Dragon'
So really Ampharos's name fully written out would be more akin to- "Dragon's Electrical Current" or "Electrical Current of the Dragon".
I love Dragons so this was quite fun to look around for lol
(I was also born in the YEAR of the Dragon [2000], AND I'm a Pisces [March)
He talked about that cloud dragon stuff when he was doing amphoros but why didn’t he talk about it when explaining altaria, which was far more fitting with that reasoning
What about Thundurus' Therian Forme as well? Both of those 2 seem to fit the category better than Mega Ampharos.
the jewel theory HAS to be true for dragonite, the comparison is too solid for it not to be
But you said (with mega ampharos) that in eastern europe dragons are associated with clouds, and the first pokemon I thought of is Altaria! Did only I think about this?
Nah. I guess he overlooked that
Not only that, but the reference he lays out is super clever. I would never have thought of that.
thought the same, sheeps have way more genetical distance between reptiles/dinosaurs than birds, a cloudy bird has more sense to be called "dragon" rather than a cloudy two-footed sheep
No
Lockstin: insults drampa
Me: you sayin mad crap while in house burning distance
24:29 don't be afraid to take some time off, my dude. Dragon month seems like it's been a lot of work and then fairy month is next--make sure you're taking care of yourself!
Came here to say exactly this. Don’t worry about the fans, as the true ones will stick by no matter how much time goes by
Most of these were actually done way ahead of time. But thanks so much for the concern! We're planning on chilling for a while in August, while we shift focus to the second channel for a while. Azoth University. Wound up behind on it due to health reasons.
Relax, Austin! We'll be supporting you, one way or another. Remember to always stay awesome!
I know this video is 2 years old, but I feel like someone should make a sister video to this explaining how some non-dragon Pokemon *could* be dragon types based on their appearances and in-game descriptions.
“Some dragons are associated with clouds”
*Alteria in Not dragon type*
Bruh.....
Altaria is dragon type
@@Chozero have you not watched the video??
@@Chozero you dumbass
@@GhaniKeSawah no, you dumbass, kid
I erase the comments
Charizard: Can I be a dragon please
Gamefreak: *SCREAMS IN ALTARIA*
Sceptile being part Dragon type was something that I wanted for years, and even though it's 4x weak to ice, I was still stoked that OR/AS finally made it a reality. The Treecko line is part of the Dragon egg group, so there's also that.
Rebellious Treecko why have I seen you everywhere
Yet it doesn't learn Dragon Dance (It should! Even though it doesn't really have any need to use it. SD is just better at its speed tier) while the Totodile line learns it and _isn't even in the Dragon egg group._ That said, I could've seen the nonexistent Feraligatr Mega as part Dragon for the same reason as Zard and Scept (to make another Grass-Fire-Water starter trio w/ them).
And now in Galar it will lose the typing again
@@uniwolfacorn
If they don't just cut it that is. It's a Hoenn starter after all, so I really can't tell one way or the other.
@@emerfirek It will lose the typing regardless since Megas won't be in Galar.
Turtonator has a really good reasoning for the Dragon typing, because in Asian cultures states that they're actually descendants of the 4 lion turtles that gave us our worlds 7 continent's and magical gifts, who were said to all be Dragon turtles
So Much "Comming Soon" Video's XD
You're never gonna run out of Ideas XD
he's never gonna run out of TALKINGGGGG
-_-
About Mega-Ampharos: "There are dragons [...] associated with clouds"
About Altaria: "It's a cloud bird!"
Birds are descendant from dinosaurs. They stand on their hindlegs and have wings on their forelimbs, effectively making them real life wyvern.
Also, how did you manage to talk about stars, not mentioning, that the name is a reference to "Altair", the brightest star in the Aguila ("EAGLE"!) constellation.
However, the point that really makes it dragon type for me is the similatiry to the Alkonost. Often referred to as "bird of happiness" it proclaims gods will in the russian orthodox church. Some say hearing it's song makes you forget everything around you, which is similar to many of Altarias dex entries, saying it leaves people who hear it's song in a "dreamlike state".
And a messenger of a god is no less dragon worthy than - say- Zygarde, based on Jörmungandr, which is just a big-ass snake, tasked to coil around the world to keep it safe.
sorry i know im a bit late but, he did mention that king bird thingy who sepreates the sky from thr earth and the sea, which is a bird from Hebrew, im like tf you talking about
20:49 I very much appreciate the Blue Dragon reference there with the Land Shark.
Altaria suits flying/dragon perfectly in my opinion. I am glad Pokémon started doing flying type as the 1st type.
Doduo/Dodrio should have been the only normal first flying second flying Pokémon.
I also felt that in Gen 2 a lot was lost by not adding Dark and Steel to more pre-existing Pokémon.
There's a cool theory for the Gen 4 Box legends that their secondary typings are based on the 3 stages of matter: Dragon/Water - Liquid, Dragon/Steel - Solid, and Dragon/Ghost - Gas
Those are their primary typings
nice theory! thank you!
Gas being ghost doesn't make sense. If anything it sounds more like poison.
In Shield, I did a surprise trade and got a level 1 Drampa nicknamed "Bookcase"
Lol
Nice
That's adorable and hilarious at the same time xD
Ice Pokémon and dragon Pokémon are natural enemies.
Like, fairy Pokémon and dragon Pokémon.
Or Dragon Pokémon and Dragon Pokemon. Damm dragon Pokémon have ruined the dragon type.
Is that a simpsons joke or I'm just crazy?
Sorayah Agamenon It is
The Dragon type weakness/strength actually makes sense since dragons are typically depicted as prideful, solitary creatures.
Dragons sure are a contentious bunch.
Bc it needs a dragon. To kill a dragon
Who is up for a Generation IX (and VIII) Dragon-type update?
Classical Dragons: Spurious Sliggoo/Goodra (for the same reason as Goomy/Genuine Sliggoo/Genuine Goodra), Applin/Flapple/Appletun/Dipplin/Hydrapple (Applin is a wyrm [worm] in an apple, possibly specifically the Lindworm; Ladon, a Greek dragon guarding the golden apples in the Garden of the Hesperides; or the Biblical serpent tempting Eve to eat the forbidden fruit of the tree of knowledge, often depicted as an apple; each of its evolutions except Dipplin [to my knowledge] may also be based on specific dragons: Flapple, as a winged dragon, on the wyvern, amphiptere, or some depictions of the Lindworm; Appletun on the dragon from the narrative of Bel and the Dragon from Daniel 14, which bursts open after eating a cake; and Hydrapple on the Yamata no Orochi or Hydra, among others), Eternatus (skeleton of a European dragon; possibly also based on Uther Pendragon, King Arthur's father, who gained his epithet and began to use dragons on his standards after witnessing a dragon-shaped comet [I debated where to put this one at first]), Regidrago (the head of an Asian dragon), Roaring Moon (for the same reason as Bagon/Shelgon/Salamence)
Dinosaurs: Dracozolt/Dracovish (stegosaurs), Frigibax/Arctibax/Baxcalibur (possibly "Concavenator," a genus with a crest on its back and quills on its forelimbs, and of which fossils were first discovered in Spain, one of the bases of Generation IX's Paldea; Baxcalibur in particular is also based on Godzilla, but I omitted this evolution from the previous category, unlike Duraludon and Archaludon, because the dinosaur influence was greater whereas the Godzilla influence was less obvious in Frigibax and Arctibax), Koraidon (besides its inspirations shared with Cyclizar and Miraidon, it is based on feathered dinosaurs), Walking Wake/Gouging Fire/Raging Bolt (specifically, Walking Wake draws from theropods like "Coelophysis," Gouging Fire from ceratopsians like "Styracosaurus" and "Sinoceratops," and Raging Bolt from sauropods like "Brontosaurus" and "Brachiosaurus"; yes, they have lesser bases on Eastern dragons as well)
Sort of Dragons?: Duraludon/Archaludon (while Duraludon may draw from theropod dinosaurs, these two are kaiju first and foremost; Archaludon also resembles the Puente del Dragón ["Bridge of the Dragon"], a Sevillian monument from Alcalá de Guadaíra), Dreepy/Drakloak/Dragapult (apart from being based on "Diplocaulus," an extinct amphibian genus, they draw from the Olm, a salamander native to central and southeastern Europe believed to be dragon offspring by locals), Cyclizar/Miraidon (not based on any specific dragon [it may be notable that Cyclizar is not in the Dragon Egg Group, although then again, neither is Tatsugiri, nor were Vibrava, Flygon, Noibat, and Noivern until Generation VIII], but they are based on such lizards as the anole and the genera "Sitana" and "Sarada"; I thought about including Koraidon with these two at first, but it fit the "Dinosaurs" category better, so then I thought that Miraidon ought to be separate as well, but it was not draconically distinct enough), Tatsugiri (a koi fish, which is associated with dragons in the Far East)
Not. But. Well. Okay. Fine. I Guess.: N/A
Not: N/A
Well, all of the original types are done. There are only three more types to go! I could finish in September!
Druddigon... why you do my man like that, he's beautify
dd pronounced ð
Yeah like druddigon is one of my favorite pokemon
Little correction, Ryujin is the Dragon God of the Ocean, not just the catch-all term for ocean dragons.
Mahousuke Songfox which Pokémon is that for again???
@@ventus5628 Kingdra and Dragalge.
You should do a vid on Rayquaza, Groudon, and Kyogre! It sounds like they have a lot of interesting lore and inspiration behind them which would make an interesting video
As someone who lives near palm trees, I can assure you palm trees are draconic
I think anything reptilian could be a dragon "type", since a dragon type doesn't have to be a actual dragon, like how fire types don't have to be actual fire
Arceus Why are you a dragon despite looking like a llama?
Arceus dragon: Yes
Well he is God so I suppose he s the one that decides
Truly, Zweilous is the Llama Dragon!
It is a horse. Not a llama.
Pachycephalosaurus
Pak-e-cef-a-lo-saur-us
Not like patch, like pack
Same with charcarodontosaurus
Not like charcoal, like car
silly english people, using their inconsistent pronounciation to pronounce foreign words
P.S. i'm German and still triggered by "kindergarten", "zeitgeist/poltergeist" and "rucksack"
The way he pronounced Quetzalcoatl tho....
My first language is English and I'm triggered by alot of things
English has more references then guzzlord
r/iamverysmart
I'm the Dino expert I know everything f of
One thing that can explain some Dragon reasoning is the whole idea of "Half bloods" Dragons in some stories do have children that are only half dragon but do maintain some dragon powers. While this is not the best way to bail out the pokemon, it does help some reasoning out when not looking fully dragon like.