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[019] [voice | text] ... Well, that was a short stay.

Mar 01, 2011 17:34

My apologies for the shortness of this message, but I intend to leave soon.

Now, does anyone know how to obtain an advantage against Steel-type Pokémon? I came victorious against Azalea's Gymnasium leader, but it was really rather close when he sent out his... Scizor, I believe it was called? Yes, Scizor.

Anyway, yes, that will be all.

( Private text to Phoenix Wright )

not in a social mood, just wondering really, business of the serious kind, !ic

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[audio] corvus_veritas March 2 2011, 21:06:17 UTC

Wow. There's steel Pokemon too?

[As you can see, Mr. Doe, Byrne is very much UNHELPFUL here]

[audio] shellderkillder March 2 2011, 21:17:04 UTC

Indeed there are, although I have yet to see one in the wild.

[audio] corvus_veritas March 2 2011, 21:19:56 UTC

Huh. They're actually made of steel?

[audio] shellderkillder March 2 2011, 21:34:55 UTC

That may depend on the species. One of my Pokémon, for instance, only has steel protrusions on his head; yet, I have seen a bird made almost entirely out of high-quality steel.

[audio] corvus_veritas March 2 2011, 21:56:14 UTC

[Byrne is imagining this giant steel bird and is a little freaked out at the thought of a living bird made almost entirely out of steel.

But then again, this is Johto! What's logical about anything in JOHTO?]

Huh. Interesting...

Well, um, I'd guess they'd be weak to heat? Since heat melts steel. So fire-types?

[audio] shellderkillder March 2 2011, 22:14:32 UTC

So I have heard.

[audio] corvus_veritas March 3 2011, 21:05:50 UTC

There's gotta be some place you could look it up to double-check! Otherwise yeah, I'd say fire. It seems like all the type advantages/disadvantages are things that'd make sense in our world, so just think of it like that, I guess.

[audio] shellderkillder March 3 2011, 21:16:09 UTC

That does seem to be the rule for most of them.

[audio] corvus_veritas March 3 2011, 21:24:19 UTC

Kind of common sense, if you think about it! But I suppose random types like steel are confusing.

What other unusual types are there in Pokemon?

[audio] shellderkillder March 3 2011, 21:31:39 UTC

Poison, for instance.

[audio] corvus_veritas March 3 2011, 21:36:37 UTC

Oh, yeah. Poison-type like Weedles. [FUCKING WEEDLES]

Now that's a toughie. I don't know what they're weak against. Antidotes? [Chuckles]

[audio; 1/2] shellderkillder March 3 2011, 21:43:53 UTC

... Will you give me a moment, please?

[video; 2/2] shellderkillder March 3 2011, 21:45:17 UTC

[Have a close-up of a BIG FUCKING SPIDER on your screen, Byrne.]

Mr. Faraday, this is Viola.

[video] corvus_veritas March 3 2011, 21:49:04 UTC

[Oh, video! Yay! So now Byrne'll finally get to see what Mr. Doe actually looks like, whoop!

.......OHAI GIANT SCARY SPIDER.]

WOAH--um.

Hi Viola.

[video] shellderkillder March 3 2011, 21:52:13 UTC

[Staying out of view for now. Nyah nyah. Also, Viola is poking at the screen.]

As you can see, she is a Bug- and Poison-type Pokémon.

[video] corvus_veritas March 3 2011, 22:06:46 UTC

[..........Okay. Little itty-bitty spiders you can squish with your finger are okay. Tarantula-sized spiders are pushing it, but they're okay too as long as they don't crawl on you. But this. THIS GIGANTIC THING IS JUST AN ABOMINATION OF ALL SPIDERS.]

Bug and poison... Like a Weedle. [Byrne may sound okay but his face is just all PLEASE OH GOD LET THESE THINGS NOT EXIST IN THE WILD IN HOARDES]

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