Rock Type Pokemon are NOT all Rocks! | Gnoggin

[@KudaKeileon]

Lycanroc: It's a werewolf, werewolves are weak to silver, silver is a metal and would be Steel type, Rock is weak to Steel.

[@raeryuko]

Now that's just dumb

[@devincetee5335]

Chrollo lucifer silver bullets kill werewolves

[@raeryuko]

silver bullets also kill normal humans, does this mean normal should also be weak against steel?

[@miklomartinez8188]

Chrollo lucifer You've got that the other way around buddy.

[@brucewills1458]

I thought Rock ruff night form was dark type

[@gulfgiggleanimations4472]

Okay, we've discussed Metal and Rock, but when are we going to discuss the Country type pokemon?

[@ManintheArmor]

Gotta add some Jazz and Pop type Pokemon in there too.

[@gyggig2672]

BayLaugh Animations Eurobeat? Vaporwave?

[@kirbythepuffball9787]

Ayy

[@paulaamado2784]

They never should have added the dubstep type tho, it completely unbalances the gameplay

[@shadethenarwhal8525]

You're just a jealous Genwunner who can't stop praising Blues types

[@mira55x-planetnalzena15]

someone pointed out how Relicanth's torso looks like a map which I think is really cool! like normal Relicanth's colours makes the map-like torso represent how maps were drawn on Yellow/Brownish coloured paper... but shiny Relicanth's colours makes the map-like torso represent how maps are made today in the modern era! :3

[@Beautiful_Sound_1995]

Like a topography thing, yeah.

[@seanammon6993]

Not sure if everyone realizes how much research you put into these videos. But I absolutely love and appreciate it. Thank you for these videos.

[@annacarozza9812]

If you called reading bulbapedia a form of effort then yes but I doubt it

[@thecoolercactus8346]

@bryan diaz varela The truth can be mean sometimes

[@kylerf2614]

@@annacarozza9812 wtf is wrong w u dude

[@yourbootyholeisyourbeautyhole]

AnnaCarozza yeah it's almost like people use sources when writing essays 🥴

[@Gyarretto7]

I think Geodude should now be classified as "The Cannonball Pokemon", or "The Ammunition Pokemon", since both Alolan Golem and Rhyperior use them as ammo for their cannons :P

[@DedeyeRBLX]

Lol

[@jalapenoofjustice4682]

you should do one of these for dragon types, It could be interesting to look at different mythological dragons.

[@WarioLandIV]

Great idea.

[@blinkshadown]

jalapeño of justice thats very generic and basic

[@dapperparraper860]

what about grass type although i wouldn't mind hearing what mythological dragon certain pokemon are based on

[@DoubleMonkM]

jalapeño of justice,clap clap😁😃😃😃😃😃😇👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@DoubleMonkM]

jalapeño of justice yes

[@PlutoIsntReal_]

"Pokémon lore designs are deep" *remembers female Wabbafet have lipstick* "hmmmm"

[@ThatmfJuli4n]

I may be an idiot but I don’t get it

[@Yovnoc]

@@ThatmfJuli4n the joke is that it isn’t a lore filled design and it just has lipstick

[@Lolo-ti9ob]

@@Yovnoc 100% late to the party. But the pokèmon's actually the tail right? With the body being more or less a decoy. So the idea that this dull pokemon thinks the only difference between male and female is one wears lipstick is deep

[@Yovnoc]

@@Lolo-ti9ob I’m 14 and this is deep

[@Lokear]

@@Lolo-ti9ob You go to the trouble of putting the è, but it hurts me more when you put that than just saying Pokemon. (The proper one is Pokémon, not Pokèmon.)

[@Oddity2994]

"A ruby is just a red sapphire" Steven universe has lied to me

[@sheop874]

another thing, bismuth is a metal not a gem.

[@paintingstarss]

Ruby and Sapphire are so compatible because they're the same thing lol

[@sheop874]

@@keysmash_roa I know and I didn't mention the periodic table

[@doc6379]

Indeed it has

[@PIMKAMINA2]

Wait until you find out that diamonds can be shattered with a well placed hammer strike, theyre the hardest, but nephrite is the toughest.

[@CloudySkies17695]

Relicanth seems to be based off the Cealocanth, which is know as, get this, a living fossil. ...You already knew that? Ok...

[@seaborgium919]

Oh good someone else knows about the Best Fish.

[@spicybeantofu]

Yup

[@kylealex1616]

Really???

[@ghastmaskzombie]

@@kylealex1616yes, really. people thought coelocanths were extinct for years, but they just live so deep in the ocean that they weren't seen in the wild until the fossils were already well-documented. they've hardly changed in all those eons. it's pretty awesome.

[@joshuagross3151]

Their faceplate and shape have similar traits to a Dunkleosteus, so Relicanth is probably a combination of the two.

[@silverdandylmao]

Bio major here! Relicanth looks a lot like real life remnants of ancient fish called sarcopterygii or coelicanths. Basically fish with fleshy fins that have actual bones in them (like the radius and ulna). The real guys are extinct, but a bunch of their descendants were discovered within the past decade. They are called "living relics", kind of like how modern-day crocodiles are mostly unchanged compared to their ancestors.

[@starlight0313]

and no, these are *not* evidence that megalodon is still alive

[@NolanWayne-h9n]

I'd just like to add that the first modern coelacanth discovery was in 1938

[@culinarycrusader4978]

Mentions a species of dogs...... Me: Thats a cute do- That is extinct Me: dammit Mentions a species of wolves..... Me:well at least thats close enough to a cute do- That is extinct Me:Dammit!

[@theotakuwolf8573]

I promise not to go extinct if you subscribe

[@tigerpink10]

Owen Pagkaliwangan i wonder how that dog became extinct :( it looked like a healthy good doggo

[@Summerman000kesamies]

@@tigerpink10 It's not really that hard to figure out. Most likely humans either took their habitats, food or hunted them. That's how things have gone extinct in recent history. Could also be environmental but it being so recent I doubt it

[@Summerman000kesamies]

Oki I googled it and they were being bred by the native people but after their native religion became outlawed, making eating them no longer popular, they stopped breeding them and they became extinct.

[@Dr.Disney]

Lycanroc?

[@manmoy4104]

Maybe Areodactyl and Lycanroc have a skeletal structure VERY similar to rocks. So the rocks poking out of their bodies are actually bones.

[@dr.masiaka7048]

Perhaps osteoderms

[@ethanpfeiffer7403]

Can you do every grass type? I don't think they're all grass.

[@yannismorris4772]

Ethanol 314 I can’t think of a single Grass type Pokémon that is Grass. I don’t count Oddish

[@ThePokemonFan14]

Chespin is my best grass type Pokemon, and for its designs its looks base on a Chestnuts that have hard shell outside and the brown seeds inside ( I think ) and resemble a hedgehog. ( like how it's spiky like hedgehog) Well anyway it's a cutie! 😍

[@aaronanderson1036]

Ethanol 314 Yah let's do grass!

[@jaojao1768]

Ethanol 314 good idea

[@dari1510]

Ethanol 314 they are weed type xD

[@liviekumori]

This would be a perfect opportunnity to use rock music on the background

[@Amelia4111]

THERE SHOULD BE ONLY ONE N IN OPPORTUNITY!

[@bugjams]

Aimee Cope Alright Jimmy, calm down.

[@sim-pli-s-te4015]

3:10 but... I thought he did

[@graemealves3373]

😅

[@Rhadamanthys31]

As a geology major, I approve of this video

[@Frikiman_H]

14:42 "So at this point Larvitar seems more like it would be ground type than rock". Good thing it's both.

[@Frikiman_H]

Tyranitar is rock/dark. Larvitar and Pupitar are rock/ground.

[@reyesrouen]

Tyranitar would've been better being rock and dragon type, but since Mega evolution already stated the fact that Tyranitar and the rest of the starters AND Ampharos change or add dragon typing.

[@joeneri150]

Honestly, Boldore really remind me of the Crystalisk from Borderlands 2

[@monkeyseatsbananas3695]

it's dfor my better steel ground

[@NitroIndigo]

Dragon was supposed to be a rare type in Gen 2, continuing the tradition from Gen 1.

[@danielssss1342]

...is it just me or when he says the first couple of rock pokemon if sounds kinda like pokemon rap

[@wyldloganroth5303]

Daniels Sss You too, huh?

[@cameoshadowness7757]

Daniels Sss I felt the same way. He was even gaining a bit of a beat with some of the later ones.

[@robertruiz8828]

I know right

[@thered4048]

Hey if youre not into pokemon rock we have pokemon metal, or pokemon heavy metal.... or light metal (metangs favorite).... There are tons of options!

[@kaiserkitsune9393]

no?

[@NekoMadokaLoL]

Lycanroc = wolves howl at the moon/the moon is rock.....?

[@spicybeantofu]

Plus their fur looks like its made of rocks?

[@kylealex1616]

IDK

[@Lupinemancer87]

What are you talking about? The moon is made of cheese :D

[@ardabilgin3269]

@@Lupinemancer87 All hail the cheese moon

[@jackmatthews9637]

@Pokeman Playz Sand is just very tiny pieces of rock though

[@SpinosaurusSnake]

“Archen and archeops look loosely based of raptors” archeopteryx...

[@enfinite6761]

"relicanth, this old AS rock pokémon" 😂 I thought he said "old ASS rock"

[@shannonmcmurray272]

No blsu

[@KingOfChaos131]

"Archen and Archeops look a lot like raptors" Yeah definitely not the Archeoptryx, which was a ground-based prehistoric 'bird".

[@Jackylification]

King_of_Cha0s lmao right??

[@KingOfChaos131]

Super Waffle ummm I never said anything about Velociraptors not having feathers?? I was saying that Archen and Archeops are based off the ARCHEOPtrix not a velociraptor

[@NotRealName]

Super Waffle 😭

[@Superwaffle-ez9ct]

Cat and Sub GET YOUR ROBLOXIAN ASS OF OF KZbin

[@OBS1D1AN-ohngod]

The Archaeopteryx is most likely descended from raptors, and I believe it might be considered a raptor

[@ryandennison8754]

lol I love how every dog gets replaced by furry art.

[@midnightgamer2158]

Hahahaha

[@cerobathetalllady]

Well, Midnight Lycanroc is a furry, soo. Thank god that Midday and Dusk are actual quadruple wolves and are safe from furries.

[@Cool_Beansiest]

I'd laugh if you actually showed this to your geology teacher.

[@kenzo8096]

The new geodude design looks quite magneTIGHT

[@keanuwebb227]

NO NOOOOO YOU BEAT ME TO THE PUN

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

Too tier pun, have a like.

[@nanes9914]

It’s surprising how much thought and care the designers put when creating a Pokémon and its concept. I guess 3:45 also explains why there was a crystal/diamond Onix in the anime.

[@RedBoi88]

the best part is I got an ad about gem stones before this, and watched some guys forge Rose Quartz's sword

[@Cole-xq2tl]

Andrew Lopez was it AWE Me?

[@melonyswife]

I smell this being for every type How hot are fire type pokemon? How normal are normal type pokemon? How spooky are ghost type pokemon?

[@Metroid4ever]

That would actually be pretty cool to see. Ice type would be interesting, because there are different types of ice out there. Plus, I've yet to understand why Weavile's line is ice-typed. I know Jynx is ice type because it is based on the Yuki-onna of Japan's folklore. But Weavile's is a mystery to me.

[@MrAuthor3DS]

Sneasel (and by extension Weavile) are actually based on the kamaitachi, a weasel youkai that was used to explain the sharp sensation you feel from a cold wind.

[@fruttidimare9201]

Well, it really depends on the Pokemon. Some Ghost-types, like Phantump, Pumpkaboo, Litwick, and Blacephalon, aren't really very spooky. While others, like Trevenant, Chandelure, Giratina, Spiritomb, and Sableye, are spoopier. It really just depends on _why_ it has the Ghost type. With Normal, that depends on what you consider to be "normal." Eevee, Ratata, Patrat, Tauros, Litleo, and Yungoos seem to be pretty "normal" Pokemon, but then again... you get stuff like Heliolisk where it's not so obvious. For me, Normal is more of an animal-y type. I remember reading some advice on creating Normal-types somewhere, and the author made a comparison to Eevee with its whole "untapped potential" thing and how it can evolve into 7/8 different types. Fire, again, just depends on the Pokemon. Some are directly fiery, like Charizard, Moltres, Slugma, Magcargo, Inceneroar, Rapidash, and Chimchar. Others, like Tepig, Combusken, Oricorio, Volcorona, and Darumaka, it's not so obvious. I think some Pokedex entries actually _give_ the temperature of the fire, but I could be wrong.

[@resurrekt7114]

Well In Gen 7 the player's Mom asks her Meowth to go "Rock hard" for her; Her Meowth is a Normal type. (Insert lenny face here)

[@TermiteKing]

How wet are water types?

[@EpicMark]

can you do Every Grass Pokemon explained next?? I mean it would make sense for the Swords of Justice

[@keysersoze4179]

Epic Marky FTW exactly what i thaught! Also, yeah, make a grass one pls.. :3

[@darc5925]

"My favorite Pokemon are the ones with *rock* *hard* *bulges* " Me too

[@robinhyperlord9053]

Ew...

[@justanotherhunter6634]

Gay

[@justanotherhunter6634]

@Gaming YT oh boy ur one of those

[@hystericallover5989]

@Gaming YT he didn't say that you're a boy, he said "oh boy" because saying "h0W coUld'Ve YoU aSSumed theIr sEx???/!?!?1121111///" is very slimy

[@wildfire9280]

@@hystericallover5989 haha wow funni meme redditman, thank

[@clodcat5550]

Carbink may be a zircon. And the princess of the carbinks is probably a diamond.

[@thewindysage1538]

0:47 - 1:01 sounds like a poor man's pokerap

[@tap5263]

the windy sage ...more like pokecrap haha

[@sarah18497]

the windy sage Ummm...what?

[@kirbyeatstacos7108]

the windy sage I

[@grizzlymanverneteil4443]

I think he was gonna try and then realized that no.

[@danielchi411]

the windy sage true

[@nateslovebug]

Watch your terminology. An element is specifically something made up of a single type of atom. Things like pyroxferroite and tranquillityite are decidedly not elements, but rare compounds.

[@LilVillainDex]

Why didn't you acknowledge the fact that Aurorus and Amaura have diamonds on them??

[@BigHatLoganGaming]

tOmAtOEshAdOw9 it's ice

[@LilVillainDex]

Ice diamonds?

[@jeffmatrachisia3827]

Erik Ghostwood and the crew I've always thought they looked like some sort of crystal, signifying their rock subtype. Do you have any confirmation they are in fact ice?

[@CesarGonzalez-ur9ic]

Erik Ghostwood and the crew Yeah nobody said it was ice. They could very easily be actual minerals. Any gem that comes in blue. There's a lot, not just sapphires. There are also aquamarines, diamonds, tourmalines, quartzes (regulars quartzes, jaspers, agates, onyxes, etc.), pearls, topazes, garnets, lapis lazulis, opals, turquoises, alexandrites, zircons, fluorites, rutiles, and more. The list goes on.

[@jamescookiii225]

Toon Link FYI just because they have crystalline minerals on them doesn’t make them rock type. Golduck and Espeon have gems on their foreheads and they aren’t rock types. They’re part rock type because of the fossilization process

[@freyachun1161]

Man. Your youtube contents are no joke! You either super duper smart, or going all-out on digging these insane complex information about pokemon

[@spadervenon9152]

Steven universe:Ruby and Sapphire are opposite that love each other! Gnoggin:hold My BEER!!!!

[@Tyrnn]

I saw the Lycanroc thumbnail and I recognized my friend's work. I'm happy you credited him for it!

[@AustinPamer]

But Diancie is related to Carbink. It's stated in the Pokedex that Diancie is a mutated Carbink.

[@BigHatLoganGaming]

Austin Palmer but it isn't part if the same evolutionary line

[@djinnhoopa7599]

Diancie can pretty much destroy the economy of the pokemon world.

[@shinysilverstardust]

Djinn Hoopa yay inflation.

[@matatic]

Same with meowth too, probably more, because he spits out actual currency, and we made up the "value" of diamonds.

[@MrAuthor3DS]

This just makes me think of something that the makers of Skullgirls confirmed - since people like the muscular-hat-wearing Cerebella can make diamonds easily, they're much less expensive.

[@luismiguelcruztoro984]

Not necessarily according to the textbook of economy the reason why diamonds are expensive is because its rare (obviously). so if it ends up being this common it would end up losing its value and start getting treated as a normal rock. If you were being sarcastic or was joking, I retract my points.

[@obradinn7491]

Here's the funny thing; the diamond supply is actually massive. Problem is the majority of diamond mines, holdings, storage etc. is all owned by one company meaning they can press other people out of the market. But Kat, isn't that a monopoly and doesn't the USA have anti-monopoly laws? Hahahaaaa...no.

[@smergthedargon8974]

>"two elements on the moon" >"another element" You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.

[@canned-strawberries]

Yeah. I was like “woah???? New moon elements??? What????” But I found out he was just saying the wrong word :( kind of disappointing

[@lewatoaofair2522]

Geology teacher might be impressed, but chemistry teacher will be cringing.

[@silverpanic1960]

👏🏻 ✊🏻. 👏🏻. 👏🏻 👏🏻. 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻

[@elvenbuttress]

TASERFACE?! *laughs in Rocket raccoon*

[@leruetheday377]

Archeops is very clearly based on the archeopteryx.

[@Wolfiyeethegranddukecerberus17]

I KNOW RIGHT?!?!!

[@slayerking8787]

Exactly what I was going to say!

[@GiordanDiodato]

Archeopteryx is related to raptors.

[@achanneltm5994]

Giordan Diodato yes, but Nintendo and game freak meant the archaeopteryx specifically

[@achanneltm5994]

Owen Blomberg yeah same

[@blue_manatee3895]

18:15 "Terra-coh-ta" 18:18 "Terracotta" I'm confused.

[@toasty4850]

he also call him terra-kon... 12:35

[@Creative_Corner_0000]

I think mega aradactol's "go-tee" looks more like chiseled jaw line.

[@Hardyb0y51]

Best comment right here

[@gymleaderhasan]

I think you can’t spell “Aerodactyl” or “goatee”

[@Creative_Corner_0000]

@@gymleaderhasan despite this being a reply to comment made two years ago, I can say with confidence that my focus when typing was on the idea not the spelling. Plus the comment got 27 likes, which is 27 more than I thought it would.

[@alexandradordzhieva3835]

5:47 Ironic, Corsola is 4 times weak to GRASS type, and resists POISON type.

[@aliceplayz5332]

Have you ever tried get a rock to eat cyanide, it’s very difficult

[@daymastery]

The rocks pointing out from Midday and Dusk Form Lycanroc’s neck may be a reference to the spiked collars that livestock guardian dogs wear. The collar helps to protect the dog’s neck from injury while fending off predators.

[@BagelBites246]

Shout-out to AxelKatten in the thumbnail, he really made it big. Haha, if you know him then you'll get the joke.

[@pokemonfadi626]

As a geologist major this vid is my wet dream thank you for making this

[@jaojao1768]

pokemonfadi626 nice

[@EvilParagon2]

Would you disagree with any of the points?

[@bmbadventures8134]

pokemonfadi626 I guess you could say this what you get your rocks off to!

[@NextDevin]

@Evil Paragon2 I commented it elsewere but I would argue that roggenrolla&Evos could be based of Basalt because of their dark and hexagonal form....but I would say he researched pretty good!

[@FicherWolf]

pokemonfadi626 you need a therapist

[@ataco1770]

Hey Lockstin You rock man

[@false293]

Puns are always welcome :D

[@dawnhohnstein7082]

A Taco koo

[@songbirdburning]

no, that was terrible.

[@rachaelhart1670]

Hey Gnoggin! I know this is an old video and I'm not sure if anyone else had made this remark, but I think there's some more to be said about Relicanth. It's not incredibly relevant to it being rock type, but interesting nonetheless. The Pokemon REALLY resembles a type of fish called a coelacanth; the names are also incredibly similar. You even mentioned it looks like a fossilised fish, making Relicanth a living fossil of sorts. Well, the same is for coelacanth! They're an incredibly old type of fish and are commonly referred to as 'living fossils'. As always, great video :)

[@cucumber42]

The coelecanth was actually discovered a year before generation 3 released. It's pretty clear relicanth is based off it.

[@charlestrulear6873]

@@cucumber42 Gen 3 began in 2002. The coelacanth was first found in the wild in 1938.

[@cucumber42]

@@charlestrulear6873 there was a new species or something discovered around that time, but gamefreak has confirmed relicanth is based off coelacanth when it was added to pokemon go

[@videofudge]

Yes, but do they taste any good??

[@frozeneevee]

Fossil Pokémon are my favorite rock types, I've always thought they where cool and I often add them to my team whenever I have the chance.

[@tylerhelm8073]

Love the thinking Lycanroc in the thumbnail.

[@shaunmeldrum4302]

I love your videos. I've watched this video several times over the months along with the others in the series. Thanks for digging so deep and discovering how thoughtful Pokemon designs are! It makes me love Pokemon more to realize how well thought out they are! I know you want to expand your channel outside of Pokemon, but please don't stop making these videos!

[@benwykes4736]

Amours and aurorus havd gems in their side, so that could be the rock link.

[@ScorchipProductions]

I always thought that Aerodactyl's skin was as hard a rock, but the membrane of its wings was softer, thus explaining the Old Amber. I especially thought this when Mega Aerodactyl was described as being closer to how Aerodactyl looked in its time.

[@elissafrasure8523]

These types of videos teach me so much more than school does in a year.

[@reece8192]

Lycanrock can also be named after Lycan which was made able to turn into a wolf by in God in Greek mytholo

[@dylanwang9192]

Sceptile Link because of this comment, every time that I see lycanrock it will remind me of the Greek goddess of wolves Lupa

[@NitroIndigo]

Lycan is ancient Greek for wolf.

[@coleallen8425]

Diance is the evolution of Carbink, just not how you would think with traditional Pokémon. It's the Darwinian evolution of Carbink, as stated in the Pokédex.

[@shinysilverstardust]

Helix The King Diancie is a mutation. Not an evolution. So Diancie is the gen 6 Genesct.

[@alipjemy8347]

If its the darwinian evolution, why do carbinks still exist? Plus, there would be a lot more diancies, if evolution works how i think it does

[@jameshiggins8601]

shinysilverstardust That's The definition of evolution. Alif Azmi That isn't always the case

[@BlueAmpharos]

Carbuncles look more like espeon than any other pokemon. There can be more than one pokemon based on it of course, but look at a carbuncle then look at an espeon!

[@coleallen8425]

KvAt uh, yeah, yeah it does. It even comes out and says it in Archen's Pokedex entry when it says it's the ancestor of some bird Pokémon. That's called Darwinian evolution

[@najee_eee]

After watching this video I looked up a bunch of barnacle facts and watched a 10 minute barnacle documentary😂

[@monkeyl-]

I'm happy that pupitar evolves from rock ground to rock and dark or it would have got 4x disadvantages against grass and water even tho it already got 4x disadvantages against fighting ;-;

[@CaligoCastra]

Poor summerchild... That is no beard on that alola Railgun. Its his chesthair.

[@chrs.7845]

Took me a while to find where the Lycanroc in the thumbnail was from.

[@RazgrizXMG0079]

Oni Savage Source?

[@apollodawnstar]

Axelkatten. A link is in the description.

[@mattsa9540]

Oni Savage you might find the artist to be... interesting

[@chrs.7845]

JustN64 I know. I found AxelKatten months ago. I love the art.

[@tacokoneko]

he is furry with macro fetish

[@Taevarth]

I was dissappointed that nobody mentioned the Midnight Lycanroc in the thumbnail.

[@goGothitaLOL]

Firetail Taevarth now everyone mentioning it

[@a-crack8728]

Furry

[@lycanrocvevo147]

Bet

[@MrChomper4SmashTrend]

When we gonna all types of Grass-type Pokemon?

[@felixlee9645]

MrChomper4 or ground

[@doctacrash6811]

I like how you used rock music for the rock type

[@fruttidimare9201]

Your name is Gnoggin, and you're doing a video on Rock-types... *My Singing Monsters intensifies*

[@TheHighDerple]

Yes! OF COURSE!

[@mr.wasgehtsiedasan6370]

You should do one on the martial arts of the different fighting pokemon

[@coralmaynard4876]

Grass-types, what kind of plants? As in, flower or grass, if flower what kind, etc.

[@JaelinBezel]

No, tell him to do dark-types instead.

[@an_annoying_cat]

That pic of midnight lycanrock in the thumbnail is cool I like it

[@Me-jx1mo]

An_Annoying_Cat You know it's porn, right?

[@funkyX000]

It's not porn; there's just porn of the character. And said porn is currently censored or implied, there has been no /actual/ porn yet. Just implied.

[@l.j.9031]

Relicanth is based on the Celioecanth (don’t know how to spell it though). It’s an still living fish from the dinosaur era and has rock-like skin to protect itself

[@justarockruff1757]

13:36 ok but why are they force feeding meowth shuckle juice

[@nativewalkeradrian4980]

Austin, Do every normal type Pokémon next :)

[@Designer239]

NativeWalker Adrian Good idea dude

[@MumboJ]

Hint: not all Normal types are normal.

[@an_annoying_cat]

NativeWalker Adrian I just feel zangoose should be not normal type and maybe dark type because it just doesn't feel like a normal type

[@Electroudon06]

NativeWalker Adrian YES! Austin please do this!

[@noslash]

*inhales* B O I The reason he's done Rock and Steel is because there's different types of Rocks and Steel and he try's to find what kind they are, the only way I can think of him doing "normal" types would be comparing them to actual animals

[@seandewar47]

Can you Do a every Dragon Type Explained?

[@FicherWolf]

Sean Dewar nice profile art

[@seandewar47]

chubby monk thnx, I made it on Rinmaru Avatar Creator

[@sleepiepee]

Sean Dewar he is supposed to that own last

[@senseipotato8829]

My parents said pokemon is a bunch of nonsense I showed them the video and they were speechless

[@sleepiepee]

UmbreonStar 1244 that’s amazing!

[@librathebeautifulwarmonk1283]

r/thathappened

[@АлександарМаран]

@@librathebeautifulwarmonk1283 yes

[@ayeshaghulam1985]

@@librathebeautifulwarmonk1283 and then they clapped.

[@chaz5256]

and then I no joke saw Ken Sugimori and he gave me a high five

[@smuger7313]

2:34 "It's known for shooting The Rock." Mr. Dwayne get down

[@maximaldinotrap]

I love it when people say rock types and ground types would die if they went for a swim. Rock types who can learn surf: Lol, summoning water go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrt

[@vanessarae8360]

I would love a breakdown of all the pokemon that have no evolutions!

[@E4est]

Are there still some left? I thought every Pokémon got a baby version or at least a Mega evolution.

[@vanessarae8360]

Top of my head I can think of are Farfetch'd, Lapras, and Dunsparce. Also I personally don't think Mega's count as a proper evolution so I would include Pinsar and the others. Every gen has at least one no evolution pokemon.

[@E4est]

You're right, didn't think of those. Could still be interesting.

[@shiningstar9975]

My Aggron is named aggroll :| i don't know why I gave this information

[@millakatariina64]

John logan I named my Roggenrola Roxie in White 2

[@kaiserkitsune9393]

my Aggron is named Aggrosive (I thought this was funny as a kid)

[@armoredanteater609]

John logan Sounds like Rickroll.... Watch the Aggron troll

[@kaiserkitsune9393]

OMEGGA Pokémon transferred him to SM

[@kaiserkitsune9393]

OMEGGA Pokémon he came from emerald. He was one of the strongest in my team now its just sitting in my PC waitiing to be transferred to the next gen

[@uncreativeusername8176]

Am I the only one who thing Nihilgeo looks like a hat and hair? Is it only me.

[@spicybeantofu]

Its suppose to look like a girl.

[@FenrirEX]

@@spicybeantofu I literally suspected it was Lily's true form. I'm kinda glad that didn't turn out to be true.

[@lav9831]

It looks like lillies hat

[@reesecoscolluela8912]

Hi Lillie! Oh wait it's a UB I'm def

[@coogcool2715]

It looks like a balloon that has many areas to pump it up from.

[@frankenfrog3842]

I'm a Geologist and you did awesome. There were a few things that were a little off, but all together I can tell you did your research. Regirock would be a "conglomerate" rock, Macargo would be a rhyolitic magma pokemon due to its high SiO2 content giving a high viscosity , and Larvatar could be coated in metamorphic rock.

[@fedem8229]

Sudowoodo is not petrified wood. It's supposed to be a rock pretending to be a tree, there's a reason it is called The Mimic Pokémon.

[@sophiawilliams8650]

it's definitely petrified wood

[@NightshadowI0W0I]

I always thought shuckle might be made of clay.

[@tristanneal9552]

Thoughts on Nihilego: I thought it was an oversight that blown glass wasn't mentioned, especially considering we have blown glass jellyfish figurines made by talented artisans. Also, glass is actually a liquid! It is very, very, very thick, but liquid nonetheless (over very very long spans of time glass will warp as it is stretched downward by gravity). This - in addition to the strange physics of another universe - is a pretty solid explanation of Nihilego's biology.

[@Luchabul]

No, glass is not a liquid, THAT MYTH IS BULLSHIT

[@dawnhohnstein7082]

dude

[@thealmightyqueqlqag5260]

Glass is an amorphous solid, not a liquid. It's not entirely solid, but not entirely liquid.

[@jefferyoneill1]

The Almighty Queqlqag Kinda like mercury, right?

[@thealmightyqueqlqag5260]

Kind of, but not really, mercury just has really weird elemental properties that make it easy to melt.

[@Vespiria67]

Rock types are actually my favorite type so this video made me ..... ROCK hard :p

[@darkpit456]

Did you know that if you remove the mustache and the cannon you will find that it’s just a Kanto Golem with a mustache and a cannon?

[@Dip7man]

“As hard as diamonds” Dudes Diamonds are Unbreakable Except for when it isn’t

[@alicorn3924]

Yeah but MineCraft's diamonds are different from ours.

[@Dip7man]

That’s not a Minecraft reference! ITS A MOTHER TRUCKING JOJO REFERENCE

[@--Paws--]

4:21 I thought Sudowoodo and Bonsly were those tree sculptures made of stones and different colored rocks. 19:40 Lileep and Cradily are crinoid fossils, which are related to seastars/starfish. Crinoid means lily-like.

[@danielsimmons4436]

Plant pokemon and their grasstype origins? Like what plants theur based off and most likely are

[@SirSquireLP]

Saw Lycanroc, thought this was a Verlis video

[@Augrills]

Fun fact about magnetite: it is used to “clean” coal for steel production because it alters the gravity of water. The more magnetite you add to your sluiceways, the more dense rock wants to float in water. I worked at a prep plant for about 5 years. Magnetite is also shipped in its liquid form. There are people making 6 figures whose whole job is trying to figure out how to optimize the float/sink in processing plants. You want to float enough rock to get tonnage up but not so much that stockpiles don’t meet the engineer’s specs for the coking furnace.

[@matthewlabbe8395]

I used to have a small collection of petrified wood and the thought never occurred to me that sudowoodo is that. You just wrinkled my brain.

[@KL-fw9ij]

i got a theory that relicanth is an ancient Magikarp

[@sleepiepee]

Kaden Lingbeck hmmmmmm

[@АлександарМаран]

In some Pokemon games the pokedex says that "this Pokemon hasn't developed/evolved for millions of years" But IDK. Maybe I'm wrong.

[@bmemorales31]

Alolan Golem was actually supposed to be based off of Traditional Shinto Priests but I see how you got the Tazer with the Electric Yellow. If Golem is Half Electric that could be based off of a Kami's Emotional Powers.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

I do not see a Shinto priest at all. It was supposed to be based on a railgun. In fact, searching online, I can't find any other claims of it being based on a priest.

[@zebraknight1]

Grass type next

[@rakibrayhan112]

Count how many times lockstin says"rock"

[@cadethecrustycreature]

I’m glad you’re not one of those people: This is how many times lockstin says “rock” 👇

[@robertlupa8273]

@@cadethecrustycreature Apparently he only said it once. :D

[@idontsellweed1535]

Make it twice

[@KirbyKips]

It’s kind of funny how the newest generation broke the cycle of rock-type fossil Pokémon. That’s kind of nuts

[@exiegelastweekgamer1571]

Took 6 moths, but your comment has one like.

[@KirbyKips]

Exiege Last week Gamer thank you, I appreciate that

[@MrLeronne]

I always like your video's before watching them 'cause i know they'll be good.

[@cameoshadowness7757]

leronne clemencia Same!!

[@PixleyLore]

man this was excellently edited very informative too

[@aaroncampbell586]

Death Mountaineers - Some of them he easily dismissed though. Rockruff and Lycanroc’s spikes are explicitly called rock and Aerodactyl gets its rock type because it’s Mega is what it was before the restoration process

[@finalhunter6177]

Also Amaura and Aurorus not having rocks yeah sure just ignore those gems on there sides how he missed that i have no idea

[@TheRamblemanWhoSings]

0:48 the pokerock rap

[@calebkirby6211]

I love how “the fossil Pokémon,” isn’t in the fossil Pokémon category XD

[@duyver101]

I really enjoy this Pokemon type series. So much attention to detail!