Every Poison Type Pokemon Explained Reaction

[@theyinyang1103]

One detail he didn’t mention, in one of Haunter’s original Pokedex entries, it says that Haunter’s lick will cause you to shake until you die.

[@howaboutsomesoyfood]

some old school Pokedex entries are pretty dark, like how Hypno lures kids.

[@GirlofCulture]

Ken: Having fun with all the goofy Pokemon names Bethany: Keeps up a slighty to full out disgusted face 😆

[@noahcarver6133]

Clicked so fast I knocked over my chair lol

[@voltairearouet1374]

No you didn't

[@GirlofCulture]

I love Muk aka Sleimok specially the Alolah version which is Hawaii in the Pokemon world. Cause everybody get's so grossed out because it is so slimy and stuff, and that's why it has no friends. In the actually anime you can see how friendly it is, and always demands hugs. That's why i love it, cause so many people get freaked out. Same kind if love i have for spiders, because of that. And of course always aware of the danger.

[@lametrain9667]

I recommend checking out his “Every Gen 8 Pokémon Explained”. The 8th Gen is inspired by the United Kingdom so the video is all about how the group of new Pokémon introduced in those games references UK culture and history.

[@AlexThat200]

That’s already included in the playlist they’re watching. Made a custom one and sent it to them.

[@matthewbrown3194]

Every ghost type pokemon explained

[@Lupinemancer87]

It'll come later.

[@stancinatti8198]

My favorite

[@gatr2897]

I'll talk about Salazzle, and then since you guys didn't have as many favorites this time I'll talk about some of my faves :) Salazzle is pretty unique, only female Salandit can evolve into Salazzle, and only 1 in 8 Salandit are female. Salazzle uses its poison as a pheromone to control male Salandit and sometimes even males of other species. Pokemon actually once used the term "reverse harem" to describe the whole situation which is pretty wild of them lol. Salazzle is actually both poison AND fire type so it can use a lot of fire type moves too, and when it gets revved up in battle it looks pretty cool, hot pink fire sort of juts out from its hands, feet and sides. Honestly I wish there was an evolution for male Salandit. Before Salazzle got revealed I was obsessed with Salandit, I like the sort of bandit mask thing it has. Salazzle is cool but just doesn't scratch the same itch as Salandit for me personally. Even tho I absolutely hate wasps and hornets, I really like Beedrill, Mega Beedrill is one of my favorite Megas, it looks insane and in battle is even more insane. Normal Beedrill kinda really sucks in battle, but Mega Beedrill has absolutely sky high attack and speed, like completely ridiculous attack power, but it's also just unheard of levels of frail too. Pokemon has a status effect called confusion, and a confused Pokemon has a random chance to hit itself by accident when attacking, and the damage it does is actually determined by the Pokemons own attack stat calculated against its defense stat. My Mega Beedrill once one-shot itself from confusion because I had attack boosts on it, that's how strong and frail it is lol, usually confusion damage does like a little chip of your health, maybe like 50% of your health in the most drastic cases, but Mega Beedrill is just not normal lol. Amoongus is probably my favorite poison type rn, I have a plush of it! Funny mushroom guy, it and its pre-evolution have mushroom caps that look like Pokeballs. Since collectible items in the overworld in old Pokemon games look like Pokeballs, Foongus and Amoongus act as mimmicks in some areas of Pokemon Black and White. Surprisingly, Amoongus is actually one of the strongest Pokemon of all time in the competitive scene. It's not a hard hitter or anything like that, but the support it can provide for teammates is unmatched. It can use Rage Powder to redirect attacks into itself to save its teammate, and it has the bulk to take those attacks all day. The main draw though is that it can use Spore, a move that inflicts sleep. Sleep is one of the best status conditions, but it can be slightly difficult to inflict reliably because most moves that do it are innacurate, they only hit occasionally, but Spore is 100% accurate, the trade off being that it is only learned by Mushroom Pokemon, and all of the Mushroom Pokemon are very slow, meaning there's still counterplay to it other than just hoping they miss lol. There are also ways to become immune to Powder based moves, which Spore falls under. But yeah, Amoongus is the goat, it's a team player, I love using it. Since Bethany mentioned those toads with the funny spikey heads I'll talk abont Croagunk and Toxicroak, who are NOT based on those toads but Lockstin mentioned that toad when talking about them. They're very much poison dart frogs but adapted to be like martial arts fighters, in fact their secondary type is fighting. Croagunk is a bit of a minor mascot, hes really popular, Brock had one in the anime and there was a running gag where whenever he'd try to flirt with a random woman, Croagunk would pop out of its Pokeball on its own, poison jab Brock, and then sometimes drag him away. There's another character named Looker who also had a Croagunk who was a super badass, but it seems like that Croagunk has passed away offscreen :( Croagunk was also in Pokken tournament as a joke character, and he had an RNG mechanic but I don't remember the specifics of it. One of the main developers actually mains Croagunk, and I fondly rememeber seeing that developer have an exhibition match against a pro player and the dev absolutely demolished them, it was wild.

[@brotquel1592]

YAY! My favourite type! Fun fact: Salandit and Salazzle are based on salamanders and certain types of lizards that can spray a foul smelling liquid from pores on their tail, Salazzle and Salandit are not only poison type, they are also FIRE type so they use their heat to turn their poison into gas. Also, one poison pokemon that came out AFTER this video but I'm sure you will enjoy it's Toxtricity ( first stage Toxel), they are lizard/toad poison/electric type based on punk rockers, having a giant mohawk made of pure electricity; by stroking the bony protrusions on their wrist on the ones on their chest they can manifest a LITERALLY ELECTRIC guitar (or bass, if they are the type with the ble mohawk). Also also, you know when he mentioned the Alolan Muk? It's actually an environmentally friendly pokemon, feeding on garbage thus cleaning the environment. ... I love poison type pokemons.

[@giboit.]

I love your reactions to these videos. And you definitely learn some pretty interesting facts. My favorite is probably that flower that smells very bad but that just one out of every 1000 individuals actually thinks it smells good. I think that my favorite poison type is probably one called "Toxtricity" (a rockstar poisonous salamander) that sadly isn't feature in the poison type video because it wasn't revealed at the time. I really hope we could see you react to the rest of the videos.

[@GreenOfFields]

For as long as I’ve been a Pokémon fan, literally for longer than I’ve been able to read, I never would’ve known about Lockstin & Gnoggin if not for you two, so thank you for that. Poison is one of my favorite types. Toxic creatures get a bad rep in real life but it’s just another method of survival, even the mightiest lion must tread carefully around the snakes in the grass. Also Nidoking is another of my all time favorites.

[@LAA_197]

Fun slightly embarrassing fact about me: When pokemon sun and moon first came out back on the 3DS, i used a male salandit for my entire playthrough not knowing at the time only female salandit could evolve just like combee

[@GirlofCulture]

You can say that a poison is a poison as soon as it is bad for the body and I would include caffeine in that. There are millions of plants that are dangerous to us. By the way: There is a Horror movie based on a weird book, with deadly plants. - Ruins. Super gross, funny and full of incompetent characters. Love it. 😆

[@adelicouscakey]

To give you a more specific analysis, spiders venom does inflict necrosis (cell death), if you don’t know? basically it literally causes your body to rot and decay from the wound while you’re still alive🤢 Hope this helps

[@dontassociate]

Depends on the spider others like the red widow and brown recluse use cytotoxins that are similar to the staff virus

[@Ryodraco]

@@dontassociate and of course in most cases the bite itself of a spider does nothing more than hurt a bit (if even that).

[@LAA_197]

My favorite poison type is Nidoking he's just a cool looking pokemon plus i LOVE his shiny form.

[@2gredvisions8560]

Another fun video you guys 😁. I don't blame your reactions when it comes to the exploration of this Typing 😅. Even I winced at the various effects different toxins have, especially on the human body 😬, lol. With that stress over with, I believe it's now on to the Ground-Type video next.

[@aninass]

I love that you guys are watching Pokemon videos. I hope you get deeper into it. Please watch lore/theory videos.

[@SantosOnFire]

Isn't Victreebell based off a pitcher plant and not the corpse flower?

[@thecringeprophet]

Next up :we react to Typhlosion lore.

[@AdmiralAlfredo]

Zoomers discover greek mythology. More at 10.

[@nathannathan419]

@@thecringeprophet No, we all agreed to never talk about it again

[@CrimsonVox]

I loved watching pokemon type explained videos, I want both of you guys to react every single type.

[@EmeraldKing6987]

Poison is my favorite type, always my favorite effect in all games, people like Fire way to much and it’s so basic and boring, and can be stopped by ice or fire, while poison is unique and not super popular and can’t really be stopped unless you have a cure which is more costly, and purple itself is my second favorite color, and Seviper is my favorite Pokémon

[@LilyKittyCatto]

Omg id love to see more vids like this 😻 i love pokemon so much and poison types have always been a fav of mine. I use a crobat on my team in every single playthrough ive done for the past decade or so lol

[@JPSCarlesso]

7:01 Fanfact rattlesnake venom also has necrotic properties

[@yugioht42]

Skrep is actually based on the rare leafy sea dragon which is technically a seahorse. It’s just really hard to find because they don’t really exist near Japan nor the US. We don’t really know their range either just that they show up when conditions are right. They are also very small but act like seahorses. Seahorses are one of the toughest species to keep in a tank because of their mouths and digestive systems. Their mouths are tiny eating mostly plankton and zooplankton. Unfortunately they lack any real digestive system. They literally burn through food very quickly and they don’t really go anywhere. Their literal job is to blend in with plant life around them and reproduce. Also their bodies are nearly pure calcium just jointed at the head and tail to allow some movement. Evolution decided to make their fins pretty much useless. It’s very difficult to keep seahorses because of their exacting conditions and food requirements. A few hobbyists have successfully created colonies but for most people it’s too difficult.

[@Lupinemancer87]

I really hope you go through this entire series it's really good, and very educational, even for people like me who are experts in Pokemon.

[@EchoTheWinterFox]

loving this series, Lockstin has some interesting thoughts and theories worth checking out, some more for deeper lovers of the franchise, but others are just super fun

[@abdizur8765]

I love Lockstins Pokemon Type videos they're awesome. 🤘😎☣️

[@sullymcdaniel4901]

Please do the whole series, I love seeing people who aren’t really acquainted with Pokémon react to these.

[@AlexThat200]

Top 3 Poison Pokémon for me. 1. Salazzle Always make it a priority to try out the new Fire types of each generation and Salazzle with its ability to poison Pokémon that previously couldn’t be poisoned, made it stand out among the Gen 7 Mon. 2. Bulbasaur Even if Charmander is my favorite, I’ve always had a soft spot for the little bulb frog both from the anime and a game called Pokémon Snap. The animations it had in the latter game were so adorable 🥰 3. Iron Moth One of the more recent additions to the Pokémon universe. It’s a futuristic version of Volcarona (think like a flame themed Moth monster) I just love the design of.

[@GreenOfFields]

I somehow forgot about Salazzle?! It’s so weird, she’s definitely one of my favorites (only female Salandit evolve) but I do often forget about them. Maybe it’s the lack of a punchy silhouette…

[@danielnolt3518]

YES! I love when u guys do these!

[@AstroKFP]

If you guys are open to reacting to animals and how dangerous (or non-dangerous but cautionary) they are, TierZoo and Casual Geographic are really good animal-based creators for the main channel.

[@Vivi-te5qj]

I also spread my poison through headbutts

[@AlexThat200]

I wonder if these two will recognize your favorite Pokémon when we get to the next video

[@Hatsune_mikuxX]

Love these videos continue them reactions

[@Gearzero00]

His collabs with terminalmontage are fun. His fakemon series are fun, kaskade region & Legends Neo Ghetsis. He did a whole video salazzle.

[@FuriousomethingXL]

I recommend you should but react to all of the explain every type of pokemon by lockstin and gnoggin please

[@HeadBodyMasterPersonal]

Another good Pokemon video to react to would be "Which Pokemon is the Worst Pet? - Kanto" by Bumbles McFumbles

[@hailee2279]

came to your channel to see if there was any more pokemon videos and it was the most recent video!

[@JPSCarlesso]

6:33 The Asian giant hornet venom is not that deadly, one time like that won't kill you, now a swarm can really kill, They are responsible for fatal attacks on around 40 people in China and 20 in Japan every year.

[@Luis27377]

Yes more pokemon !!!

[@BluePhoenix_]

Interesting how your favorites are the mindcontrol reverse H@rem protagonist and the stabby venomtoad.

[@youngprince7820]

Happy Monday to you guys!

[@AlexThat200]

Huh. Didn’t see this on Patreon first, so wasn’t expecting it here. But cool. Shame that there weren’t any Poison Pokémon that caught your fancy other than Salazzle. Thought Gulpin and Swalot’s little kissy faces would win you over a bit. I thought they were very cute. But the next type being Ground type Pokémon. I know one of your Mods is gonna like, since it involves one of their favorite Pokémon. And I can assure you that it won’t be as scientific as the Rock one. Because Lockstin shifts gears as to what the Types Explained videos should be all about. Explain why certain Pokémon are a type instead what what specific thing they are.

[@PlutoIsntReal_]

I'm starting to think watching this while eating was a mistake

[@jediknightryan]

Poison's never been my favorite type, but I've always liked the Ghastly line. I'm not sure why, something about their look just makes me really like them. The only thing I don't like is that in order to evolve Haunter into Gengar, you need to trade it with someone. I had other friends who played games, but none of them played Pokemon, so I was never able to get a Gengar back when I was a kid. Still haven't, actually. Perhaps one day

[@thriLLEdward]

I'm so early i thought this was an older video I missed

[@AngelValentinRivera]

In Spanish Poisonous = Venenoso Venomous = Venenoso 🫠🙃

[@LightShadowOnyx]

aridos is my favorite poison type

[@krewl1252]

koffing and wheezieng beta names? LA and NY

[@flingkong24]

You 2 need to react to the Pokemon Battle Royales (there's multiple) by Terminal Montage

[@peteriter]

React to the biology of Octillery lol

[@НурсейитТоктомбаев]

Question when you reacts all brawl stars animations

[@TheLordTash]

Your friend was NOT bit by a Brown Recluse. It's an actual thing in the medical community that most doctors are not taught to differentiate a MRSA bacteria infection from a brown recluse bite, so nearly every reported "brown recluse bite" is actually just a misdiagnosed bacteria infection. NOTRECLUSE exists because of how ridiculously common this mistake is: Numerous bites (a recluse typically only bites once) Occurrence outdoors (recluses prefer the indoors) Timing from April to September (not their season) Red center (a recluse bite starts pale in the middle) Eelevated (a recluse bite is flat or sunken) Chronic (a recluse bite shouldn't last for weeks) Large (a recluse bite is small, under 10 cm) Ulceration within 7 days (too soon for a recluse) Swollen (recluse bites don't normally swell) Exudative (recluse bites tend to remain dry) Even from your brief description, your co-worker was clearly showing NOT RECLUSE symptoms.

[@ShamarBlack-bv8cq]

Please react to Animation vs pokemon

[@LightningKing91]

Let's go

[@BaithNa]

Lockstin padded the heck out of this video with useless information