Every Poison Type Pokemon Explained! | Gnoggin

[@Xanderqwerty123]

If you bite it, its poisonous If it bites you, its venomous If is says swap off hanzo, its toxic

[@hmmcat2403]

If it is Toxic,It's Britney -Bitch- Spears

[@Will-TW]

You probably hit 1 shot all game. Stop yelling at the level 4 mercy for not pocketing you. Play tracer or something.

[@BrickyRiver0712]

@@Will-TW wooosh Did I do it right?

[@launched_]

@@B-Side.72 Ok then, you do you. I suck at sniping anyways.

[@cartoonishidealism582]

If you bite each other and neither of you dies That’s kinky

[@bloodwar5005]

Fun fact about Arbok and Ekans: They could also be based off of the mythical basilisk, a poisonous dragon that could kill victims with a stare, which would correlate with their ex-signature move, Glare, and Arbok's weird placing in the dragon egg group.

[@annaj.9811]

Bloodwar 500 nope, just based off a cobra and a snake Likely (Kobra arboK Snake ekanS)

[@annaj.9811]

But urs is much cooler

[@Peusterokos1]

@@annaj.9811 but he is however right on one thing: Ekans line is in the dragon egg group which is pretty unusual

[@kankan1083]

MoT know what a basilisk is because of Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets

[@Dandylion567]

@@kankan1083 The thing is, though, that the basilisk from Harry Potter is not an actual basilisk. Basilisk have chicken heads, and it has a reptilian head, which has always bothered me.

[@Chokoboh]

So... Coffee is a Grass/Poison type? The more you know...

[@nadgobus8654]

Nope, because coffee is digistable, unlike normal animal based toxins

[@curds2311]

Nadgobus every type of food can be poisonous if you eat enough

[@papaelf420]

If coffee was a pokemon type, it'd have to have some electric in it. Because like, energy.

[@4564568b]

Coffee is poisonous to some other animals,but some weird monkey thingy just don't care and make soup to drink.

[@carolinedevlin2446]

3:38 - 4:40 WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS SONG??!?!!?!!?!?!?

[@galuxius1861]

Thumbnail: Salazzle: nice smooth art Nidoking: super buff and a bit detailed art Beedrill: *BEE*

[@KitsunenoHibi]

Victreebel isn't based on the corpse flower; it's based on a pitcher plant. Its poison typing references the pool of acid used to digest bugs inside the base of a pitcher plant's cup.

[@strionic770]

Kitsune Aitsuki Came down just to comment that, thanks

[@Maraflor]

since some people confuse them as well; it's based on nepenthes (asian pitchers) and not sarracenias (north american pitchers / trumpet pitchers) or cephalotus (australian pitchers) :)

[@bgboy4861]

GOT EM

[@jimbojim4767]

to add to this comment the Rafflesia is called the corpse flower and does use its foul smell too attract carrion flies like the Amorphophallus titanum that he showed which is also called commonly corpse flower. common names what can you do.

[@joeljo2637]

Yeah, that pissed me off when he got it wrong!

[@aetheralmeowstic2392]

Logically speaking, shouldn't Poison-Types be allergic to Pecha Berries?

[@wintertheampharos4725]

That would be way too logical

[@dani007a]

That's not necessarily true. Just like a man can drink snake venom and be perfectly fine (the digestive system breaks it down into harmless things before it enters the bloodstream), a Poison Pokemon could eat a Pecha berry or drink an antidote and just digest it harmlessly.

[@silverpanic1960]

oh my god.

[@Beautiful_Sound_1995]

It depends on EXACTLY what the pecha berry does.

[@baronbrisiux3100]

The fire pokemon can't drik water?

[@betapi1726]

Fun fact about crown of thorns starfish: a couple years back there was an infestation of them in the great barrier reef, so scientists made robots to seek and destroy them; the robots could identify the starfish, then stab it with a pole.

[@jackmatthews134]

even funner fact, what they stabbed them with has cow and sheep bile in it. poisonous animals killed with a toxin!

[@eMercody]

With a poiPOLE?

[@jackmatthews134]

what sucks though is that there is a new outbreak of them on the great barrier reef, killing whats left of it after the bleaching a couple years ago

[@princesspikachu3915]

The Bedrock Emerald Poipole puns... Naganadel has no such luxury of being able to be used as a pun... Wynaut???

[@eMercody]

Naga naga naga naga naga naga Nadel! I think that's enough nagas, not sure though, hard to count something that quick

[@Leto85]

I used not to use poison types at all, as other types covered what poison would cover, and better. But then came those mighty fairy types and poison really became a good type to have.

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

poison is a great type for defence

[@milesandrews6711]

@@IndustrialParrot2816 which is why toxapex is annoying as hell

[@Shahzad-ss1jq]

You never used crobat Though I recommend sygiliph as a support tailwind setter so you can sweep both shauntal and Kaitlyn Easily with Krookadile if your playing gen 5

[@TheOmegazerox]

@@IndustrialParrot2816 I realy like skuntank. The combination of acid spray and snarl cuts down stats on opnant quite well.

[@thatSkyKosmoTactical]

@@Shahzad-ss1jq i like crobat

[@entothechesnautknight1762]

Uh.. isn't Roserade based on Hellbore, a poisonous plant that maskaRADEs as a ROSE? The fungus thing was cool, but there was a far simpler explanation.

[@heliosextras2703]

Ento: The Chesnaut Knight that would be nice, if Hellbores were actually red or blue, like the line, but they aren't, in fact they only appear in green, white, and pink shades.

[@Eevee-le1zo]

Helios Extras that's why Roserade's head 'rose' is white. Budew and rosalia are based on the idea of splitting a flower stem and putting it in colored water and making it two different color rose colors

[@heliosextras2703]

Eevee TheAnimeQueen few things, first, where is it stated that Roselia is based off water dying roses? Just because they're colored different? There are red and blue roses.

[@Eevee-le1zo]

Helios Extras bird keeper Toby said it a while back

[@Dragonspeak30]

Just a tiny nit pick, but blue roses don't occur naturally. Roses that actually look blue are actually white roses that have been dyed. The closest thing to a genetically modified 'blue' rose actually looks more mauve or lilac in color. The gene required to create a blue pigment does not exist naturally in roses. And it isn't exactly impossible to dye a white rose red either. So...maybe not such a small nitpick

[@Quetzalcoatl-Dragon_97]

Nihilego gave Lusamine brain damage.

[@silverpanic1960]

is just a new hat for her.

[@meadnex331]

That hurts bro

[@kagaminetim]

Poisonous - Foodborn Venomous - Bloodborn Dovakin - Dragonborn

[@KitKatHexe]

Pachu Merin looked Down while remaking my Skyrim character to check what song was in the outro saw this comment all of my yes

[@asutorad]

FUS RO DAAAAAH

[@SselluosS]

Pachu Merin I like how you said it..I've always said poison is ingested venom is injected..same thing but for some reason I like yours lol

[@mohitonon-alco4287]

More like... BloodbornE

[@aries6663]

*dragonporn MUSTARD JAR

[@TRKworldwide]

Game: "every time you move, your pokemon take dmg! Mawhahahahah!" Me: "Guess I'll stand still rest of my life :)"

[@kierkii2911]

YAY I NO NEED TO GO TO SCHOOL

[@Zerger33]

Omg. That's why all those trainers are just standing there. One of their pokemon is poisoned. And they don't want to lose it.

[@jamestayjunior3045]

@@Zerger33 but I thought the Poison status will cure itself if the pokemon is left with 1 hp when out of combat and will not faint the pokemon in question.

[@MisterSplashMan]

@@jamestayjunior3045 It is true but it wasn't the case until the third generation (maybe even the fourth but I'm not sure), your Pokemon could faint outside of combat, even it it was your last :p

[@mariomejia1764]

It's hard to me to distinguish venomous and poisonous , cuz' in Spanish (my native language) we say "Venenoso" to both of them, and I've never had in mind the word venomous. BTW, Thanks for explaining the difference. You make great videos, I love this class of videos.

[@angeljafbenitez1843]

Actually in Spanish venomous is "ponzoñoso", but we simplify it and we call Venenoso to everything if it has any kind of toxin

[@AlejandraLopez-nb2yj]

De hecho, una vez me toco dar clase al respecto, y me toco hacer la diferencia entre venenoso, toxico y ponzonoso, al final quedo en que ponzonoso es aquel animal que muerde, pica, o transmite su veneno hacia los demas de forma voluntaria, lo toxico con sustancias que no son propiamente dichas venenos, sino como el acido clorhidrico o el monoxido de carbono, son sustancias toxicas, y venenoso es una planta o animal que por el solo hecho de existir es venenosa, como la rana dardo, el pajarillo basura, o algunos hongos que involuntariamente envenenan sus alrededores.

[@pedroulrich2465]

Mario Mejia in Portuguese (my native language) we say “venenoso” as well

[@DavezinhoDDR]

the same thing here in Brazil

[@mariovasquez3188]

No se usa mucho en el español pero se dice "ponsoñoso" cuando en ingles es "poisonous" y "venenoso" en ingles es "venomous" solo que se usa mal el termino a diario😉✌

[@berwynsigns4115]

That ad was perfectly executed dude youre awesome

[@Vaguer_Weevil]

A little annoying but at least it's not like a 5 minute advertisement, plus I learned something about coffee from it.

[@DragonRagovi]

Using an ad to teach you the dangers of caffeine to insects? Quite informative, if I say so myself.

[@oreiusenderson8861]

Word!

[@Romanticoutlaw]

"there are plenty of cases of people dying from a single sting" THE HELL ARE THESE PEOPLE DOING HOLDING THEM

[@ardabilgin3269]

They want to die.

[@user-um7fw6bl2e]

Because reasons...

[@Dandori_Fanatic]

@@PlutoIsntReal_ who are you talking to?

[@AnInkStick]

Hey those things are seriosuly aggro

[@ilpalazzo3]

Platypuses also use electricity, so it could be the first poison/electric type!

[@silverpanic1960]

ilpalazzo3 :o

[@pangyokepeng4754]

Toxel and Toxtricity are platypi?!

[@modestheliolisk]

Guitar lizards: Allow me to introduce ourselves.

[@weirdomcfreak]

@@silverpanic1960 ...Well...Time to add to my list of things that make platypus the most interesting and weird animals in the world

[@ei7945]

Ground type be partying

[@Verris_Ephemera]

And if it bites itself and you die its voodoo

[@mayaelise5208]

TrueCynder but then if it bites me and someone else dies, it's a coincidence

[@mayaelise5208]

But also if we bite each other and nobody dies, it's kinky

[@theapexsurvivor9538]

And if it bites itself and it dies, it's suicide.

[@theapexsurvivor9538]

But if you bit each other and both of you die it's double assisted suicide.

[@theapexsurvivor9538]

And if it bites itself and you film it afterwards, KZbin will take nine days to claim that it acted in accordance with its guidelines to punish you...

[@juanitoelmindo]

Fun fact: Scorpions are actually arachnids and not insects

[@nestor8347]

Yeah, pretty obvious

[@onijester56]

The term you want is "Arthropod". This is the Phylum. Aracnids (spiders and scorpions) belong to the "Arachnid" Class. True Insects belong to the "Insect" Class. Millipedes and centipedes are different Classes, but I do remember they belong to the same "Subphylum", which I remember translates to "Many Legs" because, well, they have many legs. And yay! My crippling student debt allows me to help people on the internet! *goes under a blanket to cry*

[@hakedplayz5271]

Black Shadows . good to know good to know thx for telling me tjis

[@timvermette3599]

Actually, the term for centipedes and millipedes would be myriapods, as in "a myriad of legs." Arthropods include insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and myriapods.

[@samijuneja9471]

Black Shadow spiders are the same family two

[@memesaucestudios1537]

I'm making up a Australia based region with a water poison platypus starter

[@hanburgundy4317]

Professor Eucalyptus: G'day, mate! Welcome to the world of Pokemon; the Dununda Region is filled with a wide variety of Pokemon - many not found anywhere else in the world! First off, choose your starter Pokemon. - Telekoala: Grass/Psychic - Kangaroast: Fire/Fighting - Platypuddle: Water/Poison

[@chadnorthrop6194]

Hans Ollo no more fire fighting type please

[@novakitty1619]

@Junkrat then base it off a different animal. maybe make it fit into the zodiac theory too

[@CamelSpyd3r]

An Australian based region would be pretty boring, every pokemon would have to be poison/fire type. "Ah look at that beautiful flower!" "Naw don't touch it it'll kill yah dead." "Ooh look at that fish" "Yeah, that's toxic too." "Hey a puppy! Cute widdle puppy!" ... *shakes head* ... "You know, I think I'll just take an early flight home."

[@redline2814]

@@CamelSpyd3r not really. They can have a lot of bug types too. And they have a lot of unique mammals that arent poisonous or venomous.

[@doctordreamcast2093]

ProJared popped up when he said “Dumb” lmao

[@rozenravn7221]

was looking for this comment

[@theweakestbrazilianmale3398]

Not even flex tape can fix his broken marriage

[@sterlingmuse5808]

The worst (or best I guess) part is that this made over a year before all that drama

[@Xarazel]

lol turns out jared was innocent the whole time

[@latry4361]

Time stamp?

[@inkmaster5480]

Fun fact: Spider's bodies react to caffeine the way human bodies react to alcohol

[@danielsain7860]

Milk too

[@JaelinBezel]

Jer Gross That sounds funny.

[@xxcute_wolfxx246mobilegami7]

...

[@fishstewmusic]

So coffee makes spiders drunk?

[@inkmaster5480]

Frank Ferris Exactly.

[@shaunmeldrum4302]

They should make poison type pokemon based on acid or radiation. Why haven't they done that yet? Like a Godzilla poison/dragon born from a nuclear blast or a battery-ish pokemon that's poison/steel or poison/electric.

[@omegazplayersolo8234]

Shaun Meldrum You are a certified genius

[@chernagast6754]

Shaun Meldrum Three reasons Gamefreak would not make a radioactive poison type: Nagasaki, Hiroshima, and Fukushima.

[@kyuuhoshihana5301]

Cherna Gast I know they would never do this but a steel/poison type that is based on nuclear bombs

[@blarg2429]

There's a fangame which features this concept. It's called Pokemon Uranium. Could probably find it on the internet if you looked.

[@serismith1798]

I've seen eeveelution fanart of this concept and I want it to happen badly

[@1810jeff]

Wait I thought victreebel was based on a pitcher plant a carnivorous plant not a corpse plant

[@jaybirdjay4267]

Vileplume is the corpse flower

[@Openreality]

Jeff Solis It's based on both

[@Openreality]

jayson slothower Vileplume is the rotting flesh flower.

[@supahkoopah2919]

jayson slothower Vileplume is the Rafflesia flower. It smells like the corpse flower though.

[@TheKinggOberon]

Vileplume is the mother of all parasites, parasites usually damage the host in some way. Hints the poison type.

[@xF3arl]

Why doesn't poison have a legendary? That's a good video.

[@AlectriXSharpness]

Now we have one!

[@fl4y3d_fr34k]

eternatus

[@HueyHueii]

Naganadel?

[@Abad2023]

Hue that’s an ultra beast not legendary

[@HueyHueii]

@@Abad2023 I consider Ultra beasts as a small group of Legendaries

[@betapi1726]

2:56 The Blue ringed octopus is venomous, not poisonous lockstin...

[@Gloomdrake]

It’s really just injection versus ingestion

[@betapi1726]

Yes, but he had this picture up as an example of something poisonous when explaining the difference. It's a tad ironic in context.

[@Lunarfly_streams]

betapi the inferior nah that’s is venomous it’s has tiny little injectors

[@PHiLLy2c]

betapi the inferior is venom not a poisonous substance... Douche

[@peridotthespacedorito4093]

betapi the inferio there the same thing idiot

[@angellowy]

If there was a platypus pokemon, it should be a water type in the 1st stage, then only the final stage (2nd/3rd) males should be water/poison cuz the venom u talked about only occurs in male irl platypuses

[@catastrophicivy]

And the females be a normal type maybe It's a good idea

[@angellowy]

@@catastrophicivy just water type i guess. Or water/normal

[@gunwingeagle1096]

I don't see gender specific evolution ever being a thing for starters though, so it would be a non-starter pokemon.

[@remedyreverie]

Platipi*

[@maacreat]

Agrera The Hedgehog yes good correction 100% correct

[@blackfalcon__]

What's next? Dragon types not actually being dragons? I'm looking at you exeggutor

[@heresiarch.]

Define "dragon" ;)

[@ninjapumpkin0127]

Does he make coconuts or Dragon fruit?

[@blackfalcon__]

NinjaPumpkin 01 who knows?

[@IvySorh]

BlackFalcon If you want to know, and don't already know, the reasoning behind Exeggutor's Dragon Typing (as well as Mega Ampharos's, actually;) it's a pun. Exeggutor is based after the genus of plants "Dracaena" which is Greek for "Female Dragon;" Ampharos's name in Japanese is Denryu, which can be read as either Electric Current or Electric Dragon.

[@Rainyaas]

Alolan exeggutor is based off of a dragon tree

[@R3DR0PE]

4:00 >Venomous >Rat Snake in image The herpetologist in me is cackling

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

are rat snakes not venmous

[@averynicewarmbowlofsoup1081]

@@IndustrialParrot2816 no

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

@@averynicewarmbowlofsoup1081 oh ok i don't like

[@nightigal]

The skrelp line is based on sea dragons, not sea horses. But sea dragons do look like sea horses covered in leaves so I know where the confusion comes from.

[@harciongaming9122]

Right? What he wanted from that example was that Seadra has Poison Point as an ability.

[@DeDeDank]

I didn’t know Catalyst was poison

[@aligatorterminator8277]

Pokemon!!!!!!

[@MrSkysenGames]

Gasp. He's been pushing poison on us all along!

[@MM4TuT]

It's kinda funny I read about this just a few days ago

[@EJ-vb5it]

In the video he said it said it was poisonous to bugs

[@cian2168]

Imagine the research he had to do on this vid. "Google- What kind of poison does ******* use" Imagine the FBI agent watching his computer seeing these.

[@andrevanderlinden8722]

Egg Benedict its really not. Just bulbapedia and poisonous/venomous is also really easy

[@cian2168]

André Van der Linden Bulbapedia would not have the kinds of real life poison.

[@andrevanderlinden8722]

Egg Benedict bulbapedia has what every pokemon is based on. Then its just an easy google search away

[@yaa4796]

“Why isn’t a platypus a Pokémon?” *cries in psyduck*

[@weirdomcfreak]

He is a duck...i think.....it probabily is a duck

[@XwX1001]

Psychic platypus? WHELP! You don't hear that every day!

[@cowboymagpie]

@@XwX1001 psyduck isnt psychic

[@XwX1001]

@@cowboymagpie Yeah, but it's widely agreed that it SHOULD be. I mean, it has "Psy-" in its name.

[@cowboymagpie]

@@XwX1001 ikr

[@drinkbleach8561]

Victreebel is based on the pitcher plant, not the corpse flower.

[@theduke9923]

Drink Bleach yeah vileplume is based on the corpse flower

[@BenDeJeanAVine]

He said like not based off

[@dilfatron]

Thank you!

[@entothechesnautknight1762]

Yea, there were a couple of glaring errors/obvious mistakes like that

[@keithhalfa912]

I was about to comment that myself

[@SchazmenRassir]

Here's a random thought: could Gulpin be a representative of the bacteria that cause decay in the first place?

[@pingu7796]

I've always thought that they were like living plastic trash bags, gulpin a small green one and swalot the large, purplish-grey kind, being the yellow thing the strings you pull to close them

[@erickchristensen746]

Salandit can also poison other poison type Pokémon as well as steel

[@hanburgundy4317]

Yep. They can also poison/envenomate by biting and scratching.

[@acemcwolf5445]

16:36 Hey,Don't bully him. Look at him...He's trying his best.

[@TheTheddi]

Soo...do indian elephants exist in the Pokemon world? It has to, right? Otherwise, how could they know how Gastly affects them.

[@cartoonishidealism582]

bryan diaz varela Fun fact, that was actually the original idea that Takeshi Shudo (first head writer of the Pokemon anime) had for the series. His original idea for the third Pokemon movie would have involved Ash and the gang discovering a dinosaur fossil. Not the fossil of a dinosaur Pokemon, but the fossil of an ACTUAL TYRANNOSAURUS REX, which would have been a huge discovery in the Pokemon world as it would have implied that there existed creatures before Pokemon.

[@noelmilley1086]

Benji T. And the fact that Pokemon entries also say (depending on the Pokemon, of course. Not all of them are based on animals) ”the *insert animal here* pokemon”. For example ”Pikachu, the mouse pokemon, ” how would they know what a mouse is if only pokemon exist? People make the descriptions in the pokemon world, its not like the pokemon told humans ”hey, we are this kind of pokemon” (maybe they did, who knows. Unlikely though). So I have always been confused about that

[@jaysonklein6018]

... Donphan.

[@djprincegrandmasteryrjdalo2905]

Actually some of you guys you’re wrong but slightly right, the thing is is that about a couple months ago somebody release the beta disk for Pokémon red and blue, and there was supposed to be a Pokémon from generation one that was supposed to be based off of an Indian elephant, but they took it out probably due to the game not having enough memory storage to fit that Pokémon in, And that’s why instead of the name of that Pokémon they just decided to go with Indian elephant

[@TheGrizzlo503]

That picture he chose was an African elephant btw

[@bfnmo7750]

Can you do fighting types?

[@silverblaze8766]

Benito 7 almost everything fighting type is either a martial artists or really strong Konkelder is strong while Sawk is a martial artist

[@bfnmo7750]

It'd be nice to have them all in detail like this and the steel and rock type videos.

[@ethanpfeiffer7403]

Silver Blaze Conkeldur, not Konkelder.

[@silverblaze8766]

Ethanol 314 being fair to most people who doesn't remember the original Belmond its close enough I also forgot fighting types that are part weapons such as Gallade and the swords of justice as well as Pokemon that are animal known for fighting like Breloom who is based on kangaroos

[@caleblollis5806]

"Look squidward! It's old Bold and Brash" -Spongebob Season 2: Artist Unknown

[@killerof482]

As being a pure poison trainer for the last 5 gens, I approve of this video!

[@bottledwater3155]

And the platypus' ability should be something like "barbed heel" where all kick attacks have a poison chance, and its signiture move would always poison

[@mr.j7444]

its special ability could be milk sweat

[@FrankFckngWest]

Only the male variation should as that's how it is irl

[@bottledwater3155]

FrankFckngWest yeah!

[@shadenox8164]

Paralysis might make more sense, since platypus venom mostly paralyses smaller animals and results in debilitating pain in humans.

[@raiford5082]

Cryo Maniac not everything has to have some new unique ability just give it poison touch.

[@doodlingbraingaming1601]

Water platypus, fire kangaroo, grass koala in a region based on Australia. You’re welcome gamefreak.

[@josiahjenksisawesome]

Great

[@KalaamNozalys]

No, not another fire/fighting starter....

[@fraz0r820]

Gen m8

[@SakuraAvalon]

Kalaam Nozalys It'll be Fire/Flying and use its arms spinning in combination with its jump to fly and hover.

[@KalaamNozalys]

Lel.

[@okerp1285]

i touch plants and they die does that make me poisonous?

[@spicybeantofu]

To the plant, its the oils we secrete.

[@TheRatKing543]

Ginger Kubicz r/woooosh

[@TheRatKing543]

*youre Timmy turners mom*

[@robot_nick6377]

No that makes you the grim reaper buddy

[@optillian4182]

That makes you Muk.

[@ZellyTheFangirl]

As a proud Dragalge trainer, I think you skipped over its poisonous secretions. From a gameplay perspective, it comes with either the Poison Point or Poison Touch ability, which has a 30% chance of poisoning the opponent if it gets hit with or uses a physical attack, respectively, implying it has some sort of poisonous coating on its skin or other body part as well.

[@DeeJamari]

So, Venom type? Or rename Poison type to Toxic type?

[@Cha0sSp3ar]

Isn’t technically toxic type in Japanese or am I wrong about that

[@thegayghost872]

It's Toxic, I'm slipping under

[@waffley9187]

Then there would be a toxic type move called toxic

[@4.1132]

Just Terex there is it’s called „Toxin“

[@pietervannes4476]

Just Terex theres also a psychic type move calles psychic...

[@Tonithealtwing]

A few people have said this before, but I feel like Gen 1 really overused the poison typing.

[@wintertheampharos4725]

Kinda shows that toxicity genwunners are infamous for.

[@minotostar]

@@wintertheampharos4725 Don't you mean toxTRicity.

[@toonboi6775]

@@minotostar [insert sitcom laughing]

[@mrevilducky]

If a tiger bites you and you die... FEAR the venomous tiger EDIT: I didn't think this would get a single like

[@KingkyLeor]

"asterisk RAWR asterisk XD"

[@YesitGoldy]

Preatty sure it is just teeth and loss of blood...

[@Dragonspeak30]

Well i mean....there's no telling what kinda bacteria live inside a tiger's mouth...so even if it wasn't a bad enough bite to make you bleed to death, infection would be a very real threat. Especially if you're not close to medical care.

[@antoniobrice]

Yes death is very venomous.

[@Luigifan18]

And the fact that it would likely be biting your throat in order to tear your windpipe to shreds...

[@wow_ur_awesome]

i love how ur vids are actually really educational but but presented in a fun and entertaining way

[@diggyelites]

That editing skill is God status

[@Nosidda]

DiggyElites SZ Thanks! That was me! :D

[@ChrisG555]

Pro Nosidda You're amazing at editing!

[@1810jeff]

I still find it weird that bug type isn’t weak to poison type

[@TroubleGummie]

It makes sense to be tbh, since bugs typically have a venom or poison themselves. However if there was a poison and a venom type separately then it’d make sense to me

[@magmos6346]

Used to be. Dunno why it stopped.

[@gman4061]

The theory goes that the removal of poisons superefective nature on bug types to reflect the real world, where the over use of pesticides leads to the species resisting or becoming immune over several generations. As the ones susceptible to the poison die and the individuals less affected go on to reproduce and build up the speacial immunity. That's evolution for ya.

[@dorf7219]

its probably for game mechanic reasons, they're already pretty weak for the most part

[@WingedFish66]

Ironically Poison was not only SE on Bug in gen I, but it was also WEAK to Bug. I'm pretty sure it was a programming error.

[@astrisperspecto4130]

In Germany it is way easier with venemous/poisonios: They're basicly the same: "giftig" We differ between "giftig" and "toxisch (toxic)"

[@darinholm8795]

My god that ProJared face as he says "You dumb", has aged beautifully.

[@nitrosherbert888]

😶

[@giraffes_are_awesome8988]

So, poison is a toxin delivered passively, whereas venom is a toxin delivered actively. {P}oisons are {p}assive. Got it! Also, 'hyperkalemia' is literally 'overmuch Potassium,' which is an interesting distinction from generic paralysis... Hey, Gnoggin! Could you make a video on how different Pokémon moves cause paralysis--and maybe how Paralyze Heal might work, and how Limber actually works in combating paralysis? (If you haven't already, of course!)

[@JamesDavy2009]

Thunder Wave, most other Electric-type moves and Tri Attack all cause paralysis through either ventricular fibrillation or nervous system problems caused by electrocution; Body Slam, Force Palm and Bounce all cause paralysis through a lot of force being applied to the victim's body; Glare leaves the target paralysed through fear; Lick leaves the victim paralysed with disgust; and the powder from Stun Spore is a neurotoxin. I don't know why Dragon Breath and (sometimes) Secret Power causes paralysis, but some circles may say the cause is magical.

[@chorosso5259]

secret power im not sure on, but i think dragon breath could cause paralysis from possibly the dragon breath having a toxin in it? it could also be a joke on dragons having bad breath.

Dragon Breath probably paralyses for reasons similar to Lick: Disgust For Secret Power: Depends on the area it gets the paralysis effect from, and I do not know enough about every potential cause in each area (Buildings, roads, Link Battles, Electric Terrain, Sky Battles, plain terrain and the Distortion World) to explain that.

[@MagnakayViolet]

The Limber ability could be due to a specialized nervous system that can change its chemical functions if it detects changes in its body chemistry, like when a danger causes your body to supercharge itself with adrenaline.

[@farisweiss2373]

Gnoggin: ...Necrosis. Me: Sounds like necrozma now doesn't it, more clues!

[@seandewar47]

Jerzy Weiss Because of the Prefix Necro, which means Death or Corpses

[@farisweiss2373]

Sean Dewar thanks for that quick little English lesson, anyway it's still cool to see pokemon can still name their monsters very cool names ( seel not withstanding)

[@ratchet1271]

Technically that was a Latin lesson. Necro is Latin for death.

[@farisweiss2373]

Calhare Sirros I feel the odd1sout said it best about Latin " The first most useless class was latin, you know that dead language no one speaks". ( No offense to anyone who likes Latin, this is just my personal opinion and James's)

[@ratchet1271]

well it is a dead language, in a seance. its used for scientific classing, like animal genomes. because it no longer evolves. but at the same time, Latin BECAME English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian and German. So the legacy of Latin lives on.

[@WarcowUshi]

So interesting fact about spider bites. Very few spiders are actually very venomous to humans. And the necrosis that was once attributed to spider bites has recently become known to actually come from flesh eating bacteria which live on the spiders themselves and not the venom.

[@WarcowUshi]

TheDerpyDragonair actually the brown recluse was the center of that study. The actual venom of the brown recluse was determined to be non toxic to humans.

[@JamesDavy2009]

A lot of the harmful spiders come from Australia and Brazil.

[@piarateking8094]

we have like 2 deadly spiders in australia and one them is only in one state

[@L-Thatcher]

Yeah, but its also the deadliest spider to humans.

[@JamesDavy2009]

+LUKE Actually, it's not; I mentioned Brazil because the Brazilian wandering spider is deadlier than the Sydney funnel web. The other one (according to piarate king) would be a subspecies of the black widow spider known as the redback spider, although no-one has died from redback bites since antivenom became available almost 60 years ago.

[@IceStormGale]

"Now *venomous*..." *metal music plays* "That's a whole other ball game, there"

[@cutecommie]

What I took away from this video is that when you get bitten by a snake, you need to let a bat bite you and vice versa.

[@tjallan53149]

Wait, so if I get bitten by a bat and lose blood, I should then get bitten by a venomous snake? o_0

[@MilkPlus1962]

tjallan53149 Well it does clot your blood. Too much.

[@thatonespy0]

Fun Fact: almost every pokemon who can learn TMs can learn the move [Toxic] so does that mean almost all pokemon can produce toxins?

[@chuggaa100]

The Friendless Spy Nah, it's just to give Pokemon more utility

[@Chaos89P]

'Nother fun fact: That could make people poisonous, or even venomous too. ᴬˢ ᶦᶠ ᵖᵉᵒᵖˡᵉ ʷᵉʳᵉⁿ'ᵗ ᵗᵒˣᶦᶜ ᵉⁿᵒᵘᵍʰ! Some cultures have found a way to spit various toxins onto people, usually to blind them.

[@chuggaa100]

Chaos89P You have to first ingest those toxins and or store them somewhere, so humans are not toxic. Though human saliva can cause infections because of the bacteria

[@gooey5255]

Mr. ElectriDictator "Humans aren't toxic" have you seen a gaming community?!?

[@SilverAceOfSpades]

Chaos89P HOW DO YOU MAKE TINY TEXT?!

[@danielstone8774]

Foongus amoongus Fungus among us

[@sayoriwisielec5086]

Hugh moongus

[@frostingorb2181]

Those little mushroom rascals that disguise themselves as Pokeballs... they're just the "Foongus Amoongus," aren't they?

[@theywalkinguptoyouand4060]

Daniel Stone duh

[@cclivewin22s9]

Well gus is a fun guy

[@Laserbeak316]

Daniel Stone there’s a humongous fungus among us.

[@AmaryInkawult]

Intro: you've run out of antido- Me, who buys 100+ medicine whenever they can: yes, but actually no.

[@ei7945]

**Laughs in Full Heals**

[@ethanpfeiffer7403]

Is the Grass type next?

[@spacebutter1121]

Ethanol 314 yes please!

[@armaggedon390]

How many of them are actually grass?

[@jasonsomers8224]

+armaggedon390 I can not think of any that are actually grass type

[@TheKreve]

Up

[@PokeObsession]

That would be fun to talk about.

[@derpyamu6453]

Gamefreak should make a poison/bug Pokemon base off jack-jumpers (a ant) called ponomamex coming from the Greek words ponos(pain), alma(jump) and myrmex(acid spitting ant like creatures from Greek mythology) Note: jack-jumpers aren't toxic, but their stings are painful. Trust me, I've been on the receiving end. Plus, some people have allergic reactions so... yeah. I believe bullet ants (which have the most painful sting out of any ants) don't cause any reactions.

[@nathanbrumfield5027]

no but bullet ants hurt a LOT worse..... thats 4 hours of my life wasted on a couch

[@gadobriel5417]

Next: every multi-headed pokemon explained o/

[@drakenstarcross1347]

SteelTypeNULL YES!

[@PokeObsession]

OMG THAT WOULD INVOLVE A LOT OF FOLK LORES!!!

[@billrayzor7851]

bro, your video actually helped me find out why my skin was irritated after i was pricked by a rose . thank god i watched the part about roselia lol

[@emiliaskiba6107]

Fun Fact: some species of moth can secrete cyanide onto thier legs, although those mothe are usually very rare and exotic.

[@atomicq3603]

silently waiting for the dragon episode

[@octopissofficial]

So is everyone. So is everyone...

[@octopissofficial]

Joey Mendoza but liek... myths instead of science...

[@bidoof1411]

But aren't most of them dragons? (Except for noivern)

[@atomicq3603]

Bidoof what about Eggxecutor or goodra or dragalge

[@nathanwalton340]

was there a ghost type one

[@IceFireTerry]

just realized your avatar has the dreamworks face

[@chaosentity855]

"these moth pokemon shake their wings..." me: im gonna stop you right there, does venonat have wings? do you see anything?

[@ardabilgin3269]

What the hell is a Venonat

[@Dragonmongamer]

pacman 125 it probably shakes its fur

[@TrixterTheFemboy]

They're just... really, really, really small wings. Just like Primeapes' Iron Tail!

[@vinylcomets]

@@ardabilgin3269 the most likely options are either a flea, due to the large feet it uses to hop around everywhere, or a gnat due to that being in the name Veno(g)nat.

[@frosttheweavile461]

Poison is so savage.

[@fist-of-doom487]

Salazzle is the most terrifying with its real world implications. It releases a neurotoxin that triggers some part of the male brain making them intensely attracted to them regardless of species, even humans can fall under it. At the same time (as far as we know this only accounts for Salandit under her spell) they will be so completely subservient to the female that poisoned them that they will skip out on meals to make sure she is well fed and happy. Like imagine a female lizard that is thirsty like you would not believe pulling you in with her mind altering poison so she can have her way with you whenever she wants and you feeding her even if it means you might go without eating and your poisoned mind can’t even comprehend the fact that this is dangerous to your health.

[@zaza445]

Fist-of-doom It’s terrifying until someone uses Earthquake

[@justcrafty2676]

Terrence Crawford. I find it really annoying when people just do toxic stall

[@temmieskyfromthememeshop7684]

What if we bite each other and no one dies..... Thats kinky

[@whywhy8276]

I wonder where you got that from...

[@hellofreeze3772]

temmiesky from the meme shop I WAS WAITING FOR THIS!!!

[@g4yb0ybl1tz7]

indeed

[@krokleur]

That reference tho xD

[@cupasaza495]

What I'd it bites you and someone else dies? That's voodoo

[@notamimic1200]

Poison ! My favorite type! It's cool to know more about this type

[@notamimic1200]

:D They are so cool

[@coolgreenbug7551]

3:25 As a person who lives around a lot of poison ivy, I can say that it seeks you out. A highly trained acrobat could do they're best to avoid every leaf, but they will still end up covered

[@King0rg]

Oh great, so if I pet my Nidoking in Pokémon refresh, then it will poison me... great

[@JonnySpec]

Pokémon Theory: Humans are steel type? (lol)

[@yerong7421]

Lol

[@omega5040]

Noble Knight's Channel if you pet gastly or any of it's evolution your hand will go inside it

[@coralmaynard4876]

12:10 There's a humungus foongus amoongus XD Btw, how worried do I have to be about mushrooms? Lately, I've seen a lot of them, and I don't want mushrooms inside my lungs...

[@Gnoggin]

Most Mushrooms in first world countries are perfectly fine to be around, just dont eat them. There are only a few jungle mushrooms to be worried about.

[@coralmaynard4876]

Alright, thanks

[@eksmad]

11:08 LOL was that the sound from the TF2 heavy eating a sandvich? XD

[@iamhomedepot1058]

eksmad it was XD

[@tandy4698]

That was delicious.

[@noahyoung5908]

Yes it was

[@jaggedman8275]

Motor fuel make ME strooong!

[@goldenhydreigon4727]

13:47) "Its Lavender!" -James in one of the episodes of the anime

[@ThatStarkKid]

Toxicroak most likely had inspiration for it's sharp bits from the hairy frog, which uses its bones as claws when threatened, protruding them from its skin

[@russellsartorius9495]

Wouldn’t Niheligo technically be a parasite because it uses toxins to manipulate the host, or the organism it attaches to?

[@changote3943]

Dudeman 64 messa agree

[@gato_feliz605]

I get the posion type but rock type? Dose it use rock stingers or somthing?

[@HolograpicTaco22]

@@gato_feliz605 it's made out of glass

[@sunnybarboj3266]

Victribell is based off a pitcher plant, has enzymes that dissolve insects that fall inside them

[@kaelanmcalpine2011]

Unfortunately because being based off of the corpse flower sounds a whole lot more threatening.

[@turtleninja16tn66]

Man. My litteral worst fear. Poison/Venom. My hands became tingly by even holding my phone watching this video.

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

me too i am deathy afreid of most of the animals shown in this video had go to my emulator for pokemon sapphire to keep from trembing but you wanna know whats ironici was born in florida and my dad grew up in new mexico home of rattlesnakes and gila-monsters

[@Poptomist]

Watch out your Phone is venomous And I mean venomous

[@emmethefangirl8785]

My favorite poison type Pokémon is the poison-water starter Perry which is based off a platypus.

[@booffoob3961]

Either this was on purpose or a coincidence but I like how you used the Overwatch font since its community is toxic

[@iDragy]

CSGO players are my favourite toxic types

[@bowtiesrcool86]

Dragalge is my favorite Poison-type. Being a Dragon trainer, it's a good Fairy Counter

[@Ahturos]

Really educational. Nice to see the origin for most of this pokémon. Now it´s funny, in diffrent languages Poison and Venomous is the same Word. Swedish for example only got one word "giftig". So I guess that´s why.

[@AlexanderLingg]

Ahturos German also has "giftig" 👌🏼

[@AtomicBoo]

same in Spanish, venenoso

[@TheGoldenNick]

Hahah, in Denmark it's also "giftig" xD

[@j.k.5306]

In Dutch it's also 'giftig' :)

[@robertkowalski1989]

and fckin polish is "trujący"

[@CoolMintMC]

My Favorite Poison Type is- well, I can't decide between Scolipede & Dragalge. {along with Venipede, Whirlipede, & Skrelp}. But yeah, awesome video, I'm about to binge watch this series.

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

my favorites are crobat and eternatus

[@Lucanoptek]

And if both of you bite eachs others and none of you die, that kinky.

[@lordfawful9469]

Gen 8 has upped our Poison total up to 71, adding Galarian Slowbro and Slowking, Eternatus and it's Eternamax form, Toxel, Toxtricity, and the Gigantamaxes of Venusaur, Gengar, and Toxtricity.

[@MoshiAngelic]

Dragalage and skrelp are not sea horses they are Sea dragons (Yes an actual species closely related to sea horses) They mimic plants and when moving look like stage dragon-like monsters and are Extremely poisonous.

[@MrKlausbaudelaire]

Dragalgae also reminds me of Kelpie, a scottish folklore creature that looks like a corpse-like horse and lure people into riding it to drag under the bog and devour their guts. Needless to say, I ain't teaching Surf to that guy!

[@heliosextras2703]

Hey guess what? Sea dragons are sea horses, they just have a fancy look that helps them camouflage.

[@heliosextras2703]

Bubbzies Jay also, no, they are not poisonous.

[@aquariuslove5709]

@@heliosextras2703 You are not good at biology like at all. Seahorses and seadragons have their own genuses. Therefore, they are not the same species. I don't know why you told a lie. You are such a liar.

[@heliosextras2703]

@@aquariuslove5709 interesting. I guess all my time studying Wildlife in North America and Marine Biology in College was a waste then. Saying this is like saying the Vermilion Flycatcher isn't a flycstcher because it's in it's own genus. Sea horses and seadesgons belong to the subfamily of pipefish, and therefore are in the same grouping.

[@Wavorn100]

6:02 The "Viagra venom" one is a spider. Not a scorpian I think.

[@Openreality]

Wavorn Snowber Apparently there are both boner scorpions and spiders.

[@seandewar47]

Can yo do a video on Dragon types?

[@shansgrand]

Sean Dewar this, along with fairy types, would really more on folklore and myths rather than science and real world examples,it would take a lot longer to do a video of, though not impossible.

[@seandewar47]

Sean O Boyle that's the fun if it, with the Dragon type, you can delve deeper into the lore of many cultures

[@PokeObsession]

Starts explaining how a pile of goo is a dragon lol

[@seandewar47]

Easy Goodra is based on the Lou Carcolh, a mythical serpent/mollusk creature from French folklore. Like its pre-evolutions, it could also be based on soft bodied gastropods, such as slugs and nudibranch; in particular, the "blue dragon" sea slug 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 will ascend and turn into a dragon.

[@nicknack124]

Victreebel is a pitcher plant, not a corpse flower. The poison is cus of the acid inside the plant Edit: 13:55 this is why you should watch the entire video before commenting 😓

[@jellomob9363]

Victreebel is based on pitcher plants not the corpse flower dude

[@heliosextras2703]

jello mob oh look, my favorite poison type.

[@w1nterdays]

he knows that

[@OsQuinneOsGwynneOsRobynne]

@@w1nterdays *pssssssssss* Pokemon have multiple inspirations. Like, literally almost EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM lol

[@nickmenter9699]

You should do the ice typing text!

[@nickmenter9699]

Ice than explain acalugg. And weavile. I'm just saying it would make for a good video

[@ikarainijirai]

Then explain jynx

[@angelocielo3472]

Mewtube DX probably based on a Yuki Onna (snow woman)

[@emersont.7820]

I say grass should be next

[@ewanfox6076]

This Episode vs My Trypophobia 1... 2... 3... FIGHT!

[@thered4048]

Trypophobia* is not known to exist lol

[@gabrielcaian2644]

Sanic Trypophobia is debated between psychiatrists to be a thing or not, but for now, as long as someone says they have it, it exists in their mind.

[@BaronSengir1008]

Trypophobia, not tryphobia...

[@ewanfox6076]

Gabriel Caian Well trypophobia at the most basic level is just a visceral reaction to strange arrangements of shapes, patterns, or bumps so in theory it should exist.

[@thered4048]

Alright, I mean if you think you have it Im not going to call you an idiot or something... I just heard it didnt exist is all... :)

[@noahandreasen9221]

Lockstin: talks about poisunes animals. (Picture of a Blue ring octopus wich is venoumus appears) Lockstin: im gonna pretend i didnt do that.

[@snaz6224]

You:energy drinks Me,an intellectual:Catalyst gaming mints

[@drakenstarcross1347]

Snazzy Mcdaddy #DDM

[@gooey5255]

Snazzy Mcdaddy pin this

[@lasagna3289]

14:02 - It's SKUNTANK not SKUNKTANK

[@braxtonrasmussen2110]

It's leveOSa not leveoSA!

[@keso__2458]

You could do the temperature of all fire types or the voltage of all electric types!

[@andrevanderlinden8722]

Jason Vinluan voltages doesnt make sense. Amperes would be better

[@mxeech]

bro i’m just watching this for the first time ever and it’s crazy that catalyst mints was your sponsor, they were my first ever sponsorship way back a couple years when i was tryna do youtube, just gave me a flashback of a memory i forgot i had

[@goodmorningmoonthegeekiest3802]

"especially tasty blue-haired heads of comedic relief characters." it's l aVe nD e r

[@gameman3981]

I don't get it.

[@asrieldreemurr1988]

Idk maybe it’s aqua