@@leonardofarias8843 Iron Tail is still a more well known move so it's a good move to start with regardless. Ember is more basic than Flamethrower but when talking about Fire moves Flamethrower is probably a better choice
4:17 I think it's important to note that this is a really specific gameplay purposed thing. Charmander got Metal Claw as a means to not completely screw it against Brock in FRLG, and if I remember correctly, it doesn't learn it in any other game by level up. There aren't many examples of that in the franchise, but it's a really important one
Since weight seems to be a huge thing for Steel Types, and obviously represents other concepts like Light. What if Steel also represents Gravity? And what does Gravity bend? Time. And that's why Dialga is a Steel type.
@@beanslinger2 because you have to be smart to know about gravity and it's usage. Way too many people regulary walk outside windows instead of doors so their clearly not smart, and then gravity *splat*
Yep! and we've already got those in the works! We just wanted to introduce this series while the other series was still going to help with some carryover. the next 3 Type videos will essentially all be 'sponsored' but this new Moves series. to help spark more interest and all. 😁
Well the Sun is basically a nuclear reactor powered by dihydrogen and dihelium, 2 explosive gaz and knowing that letting a nuclear powerplant catching on fire is not a good news, it makes sense that Solgaleo would not like fire.
The steel-type equivalent to this would be weight reduction practices in car racing-- the idea being that a vehicle's ability to accelerate would improve by, among other things, removing parts not necessary for the vehicle to function. (Thank you, Gran Turismo.)
@@Robenicks Or, in the case of the Pokémon that use it, scraping off excess mass, whether from their mineral body or - in the case of Hakamo-o and Kommo-o - from their scales.
Corkscrew Crash could also be a reference to Gurren Lagann's Giga Drill Break, which has the user take a giant drill and core straight through their opponent.
"And meteors, most commonly, are made out of iron." This is not the case. Only around 4-5% of meteorites whose falls were observed contain a significant percentage of iron. Iron meteorites are, however, significantly more common to find without observing a fall beforehand due to their composition being so blatantly different from everything around them. If a stony meteorite comes down and its fall is not observed, it is much more difficult to find due to it generally blending in much better with Earth rocks. Additionally, in the case of truly ancient falls, stony meteorites are much more prone to eroding away than iron ones. Thus, around half of meteorite finds are irons, while only 4-5% of meteorite falls are irons.
Probably gonna be 18 videos long. EDIT: Now that I think about it, there would probably be an extra bonus video for the Pokémon Specific Z-Moves, like the Mimikium Z EDIT 2: Nvm, he already did a Pokémon Specific move in this video.
I always assumed the pokemon using magnet bomb would place the magnets on opposite sides of the opponent and the magnets would come together crushing the opponent
Is flash cannon a reference to the historic Archimedes Laser, where sun light was focused and redirected using curved metal mirrors to damage a enemy ships?
if you took a group of vegans and left them in a lost forest, and told them they must hunt to survive for a month, once you came back a month later the entire flora [all plants and trees] of the forest would be gone and the gun and bullets would still be unused. cause vegans only eat things that were never alive which is mostly plants.
It's even better in Japanese; Klink is "Giaru", Klang is "Gigiaru", and Klinklang is "Gigigiaru". It basically translates to "Gear", "Geargear", and "Geargeargear".
@@alexanderhamilton1026 The Japanese names are made first and names in other languages are created after. So you can usually learn more about it's origin if you look into the original name. Example: The move "Fake out"." Its Japanese name, ねこだまし Neko Damashi (Slap Hands), refers to a sumo technique used at the start of a match to make the opponent close their eyes. Its wide distribution among catlike Pokémon is likely a play on this name, as it literally translates to cat deception."
Lockstin's videos are always so superior edited. Heck, look at them! All these effects and visuals are fantastic. They're doing the amazing content justice 👍🏻
if you took a group of vegans and left them in a lost forest, and told them they must hunt to survive for a month, once you came back a month later the entire flora [all plants and trees] of the forest would be gone and the gun and bullets would still be unused.
There are a lot of gyros. The one that its name is gyro, the Greek one. But there is a Turkish an Arab and a slav one too.(they all have different names)
Honestly, I've always seen moves like Iron Tail and Metal Claw as cases where a Pokemon temporarily converts that body part into metal and attacks with it
every grenade, heck, every modern WEAPON contains metal. The concept of light-based steel moves is quite clear about being reflection of light on clear metal.
@@Elfos64 then it would be fire-type. Flash is pure light, strong light that can't even be originated by fire alone (only burning phosphorus, but thats an external source) and for metal to make light, only by reflection, hence we also have mirror shot as a weaker version.
Burning doesn't necessarily involve fire, and by the logic of "it needed fire to trigger and should therefore be fire", you may as well say Scald should be a fire move.
@@Elfos64 The thing is, I'm taking everything about this move to explain how it works. The japanese name is "Luster cannon", the description says "gather all light energy" in all generations, and finally, the animation shows PIERCING BEAMS OF LIGHT coming out of the pokemon. Although some non-steel type learn this move, the majority is steel type and use the mettalic parts of their body.
About Solgaleo, he's heavily based on a supernova, an event in which a dying star bursts outwards in a violent explosion, and dying stars are known to have large amounts of heavy metals like iron within them, so Sunsteel Strike and Searing Sunraze Smash might as well be a supernova expeling metals everywhere. As for Autotomize, it's about actually cutting a piece of your own body. Geckos are known to do that naturally to their tails but some other species like coyotes can also chew one of their own legs off if needed to survive
You fight other trainers in that game. You still have pokemon moves. Its also an ok game. It got my mom into pokemon. She hates turn base games, but likes catching them. She almost has all the shinies. Its a game for beginners.
Ahem: The composition of the Sun is roughly three quarters of the Sun's mass consists of hydrogen (~73%); the rest is mostly helium (~25%), with much smaller quantities of heavier elements, including oxygen, carbon, neon, and iron. (wikipedia copypaste) So, the Sun´s plasma is not mainly made from metal, but hydrogen and helium. In that case Solgaleo may be a reference to the Sun, but its typing is not correcty matched. Also Plasma is a super hot state of matter, beyond gas. You know what else is plasma? Fire. Fire itself is actually super heated gas. So yes, fire type fits more than steel type. You could argue that it is that type for balancing reasons and too many fire legendary exist already. Still a cool video though. Apreciate the effort making these videos, shows your deep research. This case may only be a small slip.
Never saw the Solgaleo Z move, I love how it seems Gamefreak are trying to say it's so powerful that Solgaleo has to take the target to another dimension to avoid the collateral damage... Completely disregarding the generic dark type attack is pretty much solar-system ending lmao
I thought move work is through construct or energy to the respectful type. Eg when charmander use metal claw metal construction magically form in the shape of a claw on the arms. This would explain how whooper can use ice punch
5:02 So like, i haven't watched this channel for very long so I don't really know everyones names, but I'm pretty sure my favorite part of your videos are when this guy shows up :D
Autotomize could also be based on autotomy, when an animal purposefully amputates a part of its body to escape a predator, like what some lizards do with their tails. It's probably Steel type because the idea in Pokemon is that it's used by heavily armored Pokemon shedding pieces of their armor to lighten their weight and move faster. An escape strategy turned to offense preparation.
11:54 I would like to correct you by saying that the move's name is "autotomize" not "automize". In case I need to explain this, autotomize is a procedure that some animals can do in nature. They amputate limbs or other parts of their bodies (which they can regenerate) in order to both leave a distraction behind (in order to keep the predator busy) and be able to move faster. In this case the pokemon would be cutting/removing parts of its body/armor in order to be able to move more swiftly due to not having as much weight anymore.
Great video! You should do a video about what it would be like if they implemented dual type moves (not like flying press where it just takes the more effective of the two types) and what existing ones could be dual type.
You realize 2:08 that steel is more or less a blanket term for alloys that usually are made up of mostly iron but can have various other elements included
"now the vegans can hunt too" ok, that was a perfect joke... I appreciate a joke where you first laugh at face value, and laugh louder when you think deeper about it
Damn, love it man good work. The only thing I will critic is I think you forgot about Draco meteor when you were explaining how jirachi needs its move to have meteors in it, basically saying there already is a move with meteors crashing down on your opponent
I would love to hear some lost in translation trivia that further explain the move's type and properties. Notable examples include Aerial Ace and Night Slash which sound generic in english but their japanese name is a reference that explains it well.
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OH SNAP, HE FOUND A WAY TO MAKE ANOTHER SERIES. This is actually dope
Metal claw is way more basic than Iron tail
@@leonardofarias8843 Iron Tail is still a more well known move so it's a good move to start with regardless. Ember is more basic than Flamethrower but when talking about Fire moves Flamethrower is probably a better choice
He hasn't done the "Not Normal Type" episode yet.
I just realized that making series is kind of his thing
But they are normal
4:17 I think it's important to note that this is a really specific gameplay purposed thing. Charmander got Metal Claw as a means to not completely screw it against Brock in FRLG, and if I remember correctly, it doesn't learn it in any other game by level up.
There aren't many examples of that in the franchise, but it's a really important one
Nice. I'm excited for this series.
Truegreen7 Can we hook up?
@@polypolar715 no
You are one of my favorites. I like you better than Lockston.
I literally watched your most recent video
@@iikorayoutpriv 10 saddest anime betrayals
Since weight seems to be a huge thing for Steel Types, and obviously represents other concepts like Light. What if Steel also represents Gravity? And what does Gravity bend? Time. And that's why Dialga is a Steel type.
Dialga also represents the "solid" state of matter
yet the move Gravity is psychic type.
@@beanslinger2 because you have to be smart to know about gravity and it's usage. Way too many people regulary walk outside windows instead of doors so their clearly not smart, and then gravity *splat*
Cool sequel to the other series. But you have to do three more episodes on the other series. Fairy, Dragon and normal.
Yeah, for real. Finish that series up first. My OCD depends on it.
Very true. He’s probably holding off on those because aside from Bug and Flying, they’re the hardest three to do
@@jamestowell5818 I think he'll eventually finish.
Yep! and we've already got those in the works! We just wanted to introduce this series while the other series was still going to help with some carryover. the next 3 Type videos will essentially all be 'sponsored' but this new Moves series. to help spark more interest and all. 😁
@@dumpy_frog Yeah, what is normal?
solgaleo: steel-psychic type, weak to fire. Conclusion: To defeat solgaleo one must SET FIRE TO THE SUN!
LOL
Doofenshmirtz beat you to it
@@TofuIsSleepy no he said "dude, you really got to let that one go, it's a ball of fire! It makes no sense."
i wish it could of got an ability flash fire or flame absorb
Well the Sun is basically a nuclear reactor powered by dihydrogen and dihelium, 2 explosive gaz and knowing that letting a nuclear powerplant catching on fire is not a good news, it makes sense that Solgaleo would not like fire.
Lockstin: **makes a video series about every pokemon move**
Everyone: outstanding moves
Dangit someone beat me to the memes.
Man of culture
did you know garbodor can learn automize? that is the opposite of "outstanding"
@@storymaster21 Atomizing move
@@KasaiBuru can chatot learn twister?
“Auto-to-mise”
Not automise. It refers to self-amputation. Like those lizards that shed their tales when caught. Hence the speed up.
Edit: S-senpai...
The steel-type equivalent to this would be weight reduction practices in car racing-- the idea being that a vehicle's ability to accelerate would improve by, among other things, removing parts not necessary for the vehicle to function.
(Thank you, Gran Turismo.)
@@Robenicks Or, in the case of the Pokémon that use it, scraping off excess mass, whether from their mineral body or - in the case of Hakamo-o and Kommo-o - from their scales.
Tails* not tales. They dont drop stories when caught lol
(I just wanted to make a joke)
yeah but how do you explain garbodor being able to use it? as a sentient overstuffed bag of leaky garbage what exactly is THAT thing shedding?
also, maybe thats why lorena bobbits did what she did. maybe she thought men were too slow. haha.
Corkscrew Crash could also be a reference to Gurren Lagann's Giga Drill Break, which has the user take a giant drill and core straight through their opponent.
Yours is the drill that will pierce the heavens
Not every drill is based on Gurren Lagann. they just did it best.
@@JDJlup True, not every drill, but then again, that broad drill shape is closely associated with Gurren Lagann now.
Yeah it could be Nilok but then again who knows buddy
@@OscatJ WHO DO YOU THINK WE ARE?
"And meteors, most commonly, are made out of iron."
This is not the case. Only around 4-5% of meteorites whose falls were observed contain a significant percentage of iron. Iron meteorites are, however, significantly more common to find without observing a fall beforehand due to their composition being so blatantly different from everything around them. If a stony meteorite comes down and its fall is not observed, it is much more difficult to find due to it generally blending in much better with Earth rocks. Additionally, in the case of truly ancient falls, stony meteorites are much more prone to eroding away than iron ones.
Thus, around half of meteorite finds are irons, while only 4-5% of meteorite falls are irons.
...my brain hurts.
Rayquaza is Jirachi: i hate yugioh
-Kisara, Priest Seto and Atem's mom
Earth my p
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This sounds like a long, but interesting series
Thank you
Thank you for the ♥️
and probably painful for the madman doing this
Probably gonna be 18 videos long.
EDIT: Now that I think about it, there would probably be an extra bonus video for the Pokémon Specific Z-Moves, like the Mimikium Z
EDIT 2: Nvm, he already did a Pokémon Specific move in this video.
I always assumed the pokemon using magnet bomb would place the magnets on opposite sides of the opponent and the magnets would come together crushing the opponent
But is that a bomb?
@@Dip7man More of a bombardment
EY!
Is flash cannon a reference to the historic Archimedes Laser, where sun light was focused and redirected using curved metal mirrors to damage a enemy ships?
Could be another inspiration. Things and Pokemon can often have more than one inspiration, soooo
Flash cannon is steel type because of magnesium which is used in old camera flash & fireworks , which burns white like a flash
XD 7:54 "Now the vegans can hunt to." Lol that's very funny.
Lol, yeah.
@@antkiira7793 Lol, yeah.
if you took a group of vegans and left them in a lost forest, and told them they must hunt to survive for a month, once you came back a month later the entire flora [all plants and trees] of the forest would be gone and the gun and bullets would still be unused.
cause vegans only eat things that were never alive which is mostly plants.
@@storymaster21 if you left vegans in a forest they'd get eaten
@@highrise7591 can chatot learn twister?
Note: "autotomize" has NOTHING to do with automation. It's the act of casting off a body part, like a lizard dropping its tail.
this didn’t age well
@@LowQualityCarbink How so?
A series about Pokémon moves? Jesus Lockstin, you like to have work, huh? We appreciate this
“Now Vegans can hunt too!”
I love you dude, don’t ever stop making videos.
Actually, canonically gyro ball turns the user into a gyro sandwich and it's steel type because it makes you hard.
Oh damn. I just learned that half my classmates a few years ago were steel type, what a shocker.
food porn? imma go w food porn. also now i am hungry.
Sayonara Gy- Wait wrong franchise
@@skateboardmd9163 can chatot learn twister?
@@skateboardmd9163 STEEL Ball Run
10:43 That Probopass looking so proud of its magnet bomb it's almost pure
Klink -> Klang -> Kilnklang
What a beautiful pokemon evolution line
It's even better in Japanese; Klink is "Giaru", Klang is "Gigiaru", and Klinklang is "Gigigiaru". It basically translates to "Gear", "Geargear", and "Geargeargear".
Okay but like the Klink line is unironically my 2nd favorite evolutionary familiy and the only one in my top 5 that isnt ghost type.
@@mimichex8978 Same.
I Love Them! 💜
I’d actually be quite interested to see a vid on how the anime has affected the games!
By the time this is done gen 8 will have brand new moves you know
He can just make a video explaining all gen 8 moves to cover the new stuff
can easily make future videos called "Gen 8 moves", "Gen 9 moves", etc
Gen 69, 420 and 1337 will be the best ones
@@dajjukunrama5695 idk if it will go that far XD
@@Jane-75-80 even if it does we won't live long enough to see it lol
Took 20yrs for 7 gens
Man, the production of these videos are amazing. The pacing, the dynamic animations, sound effects, the humor... It's just perfect!
Meteor Mash is the English name
In Japanese the move is called Comet Punch
The English comet punch is called consecutive punch
I think he gives the English names a bit too much credit/focus.
Diinytro
Agreed
CONSECUTIVE NORMAL PUNCHES
@@Diinytro What do you expect? That's his language.
@@alexanderhamilton1026 The Japanese names are made first and names in other languages are created after. So you can usually learn more about it's origin if you look into the original name.
Example: The move "Fake out"." Its Japanese name, ねこだまし Neko Damashi (Slap Hands), refers to a sumo technique used at the start of a match to make the opponent close their eyes. Its wide distribution among catlike Pokémon is likely a play on this name, as it literally translates to cat deception."
Im currently working on a homebrew pokemon rpg from the ground up, and this is a godsend
MAKE THESE FASTER!!!
17:02
Dusk Mane Necrozma
Lockstin's videos are always so superior edited. Heck, look at them! All these effects and visuals are fantastic. They're doing the amazing content justice 👍🏻
REALLY trying to stall those fairy's aren't you.
"now the vegans can hunt to" I approve of this completely sound logic.
I personally hate hunting with meat bullets, they flop around too much.
if you took a group of vegans and left them in a lost forest, and told them they must hunt to survive for a month, once you came back a month later the entire flora [all plants and trees] of the forest would be gone and the gun and bullets would still be unused.
cause vegans only eat plants and veggies.
Hunting is not just for food
I can’t wait until he gets to Clear Smog.
I’ve never understood this move.
“Special mud”??? Wha?
Maybe it's clear as the verb; it's clearing away smog
Guys I’m fine with the Clear Smog part...
I’m wondering about the SPECIAL MUD.
Melmetal’s Double Iron Bash is similar to Incineroar’s Darkest Lariat they both move as a little tornado 🌪.
9:16 You said "gyro" but you put a picture of a gyro(pronounced yeerow) sandwich. That really bothers me.
For a fact the real name is the greek word " γύρος " . So... Yeah...
And it isnt pronounced yeerow . It is pronounced yeros or yiros.
I'm surprised he didn't put a picture of Gyro Zeppeli, it would be PERFECT!!
@@MrKlausbaudelaire Arigato, Gyro...
There are a lot of gyros. The one that its name is gyro, the Greek one. But there is a Turkish an Arab and a slav one too.(they all have different names)
17:08 Wailord Dark Lariat really made my day.
13:31 that better be in the shield legendary from the moment you fight it for the first time
12:31 That's right, it's steel. Because steel is heavier than feathers.
Dragon type please. What exactly makes a karate chop fighting, but TWO chops dragon?
sjcodan
And five hits is now normal type!
Albeit a chop and a slap is a little different.
Because the axew line signature move
non-dragon types needed dragon coverage i guess
15:52 well fire is a partial plasma so they arent too wrong but stars are pure better plasma so you still have a point
Oooh this is a series I didn't know I wanted
maybe try categorizing the moves loosely? like how iron tail and metal claw were very similar? otherwise, great video!
I will now forever call magearna "Gear Waifu"
I always referred to it as "Bae Blade" LET IT RIP!
Because of you two i will rename my Magearna.
Un magearna is over 100 years old sooo....
Eli Lackey even better
Oh my god, I love this!
Almost no one talks about moves unless they're talking about competitive battling
Did I just see two Pokemon having a lightsaber battle with their tails?
I always imagine the iron tail thing for pikachu and other moves like that was they straight up turn that part into steel
You aren't getting away with that Persona 5 joke
we never saw it coming
@@chaos_blue1089 outstanding
@@chaos_blue1089 th-cam.com/video/J3Qhzv6A5CU/w-d-xo.html
It feels like you put a lot of thought into this series, very enjoyable! :)
divide the moves into groups like you do at EVERY Pokemon Type Explained! have done
example: gear moves, pansear moves, not steal moves, other moves
Honestly, I've always seen moves like Iron Tail and Metal Claw as cases where a Pokemon temporarily converts that body part into metal and attacks with it
Actually, I'm pretty sure the logic of Flash Canon's Steel typing is in reference to Flash Grenades, which contain metal.
every grenade, heck, every modern WEAPON contains metal. The concept of light-based steel moves is quite clear about being reflection of light on clear metal.
@@MrKlausbaudelaire Or it could mean burning metal to make light, like fireworks and the principle that flash grenades operate on.
@@Elfos64 then it would be fire-type. Flash is pure light, strong light that can't even be originated by fire alone (only burning phosphorus, but thats an external source) and for metal to make light, only by reflection, hence we also have mirror shot as a weaker version.
Burning doesn't necessarily involve fire, and by the logic of "it needed fire to trigger and should therefore be fire", you may as well say Scald should be a fire move.
@@Elfos64 The thing is, I'm taking everything about this move to explain how it works. The japanese name is "Luster cannon", the description says "gather all light energy" in all generations, and finally, the animation shows PIERCING BEAMS OF LIGHT coming out of the pokemon. Although some non-steel type learn this move, the majority is steel type and use the mettalic parts of their body.
Rewatching the series, loved it ones, loving it twice. Just wishing you would use the metricsystem (or show it on screen)
"The move was taught to them by their parents and that's why they can use non-normal moves"
Wait but my venasaur uses poison, and grass type moves
That's for egg moves
@@EJ-vb5it but my venasaur learned power whip at level 201 i know that move isn't normal type
About Solgaleo, he's heavily based on a supernova, an event in which a dying star bursts outwards in a violent explosion, and dying stars are known to have large amounts of heavy metals like iron within them, so Sunsteel Strike and Searing Sunraze Smash might as well be a supernova expeling metals everywhere.
As for Autotomize, it's about actually cutting a piece of your own body. Geckos are known to do that naturally to their tails but some other species like coyotes can also chew one of their own legs off if needed to survive
When I was younger I saw TM's as like training video's.
I already love this series and it's only the first episode good job figuritive pat on back
“Can you imagine Pokémon without moves?”
I believe they call that “Pokémon: Lets Go Eevee/Pikachu”
You fight other trainers in that game. You still have pokemon moves. Its also an ok game. It got my mom into pokemon. She hates turn base games, but likes catching them. She almost has all the shinies. Its a game for beginners.
@@spicybeantofu r/woooosh
I think you mean abilities
@Joel Chin-Sue Wow, come on, do not be such a douche.
@@gameman3981 why is he a douche?
That Neopet diss was amusing, and this is a rather handy guide to the steel moves. Thanks!
12:45
isn't Wailord technically lighter than Skitty
also, *LEWD*
It's less dense than Skitty, yes, but it's still the heavier one here.
@@MrAuthor3DS ah alright. that makes sense.
Well, TECHNICALLY, Wailord is just a bit more dense than air...
wailord is too massive for dense-ness
I'm so glad you're doing this as well!
Are you still doing the every type explained series too? I believe there's 3 types left to cover still
If you don't mind me recommending a video idea,
I SUGGEST POISON TYPE MOVES.
NO
9:54 Iron Head is basically just headbutt but harder.
Ahem: The composition of the Sun is roughly three quarters of the Sun's mass consists of hydrogen (~73%); the rest is mostly helium (~25%), with much smaller quantities of heavier elements, including oxygen, carbon, neon, and iron. (wikipedia copypaste) So, the Sun´s plasma is not mainly made from metal, but hydrogen and helium. In that case Solgaleo may be a reference to the Sun, but its typing is not correcty matched.
Also Plasma is a super hot state of matter, beyond gas. You know what else is plasma? Fire. Fire itself is actually super heated gas. So yes, fire type fits more than steel type. You could argue that it is that type for balancing reasons and too many fire legendary exist already.
Still a cool video though. Apreciate the effort making these videos, shows your deep research. This case may only be a small slip.
Fire isn't even chemically a thing, though. It's a reaction.
Its supposed to refer to the alchemial lion
Fire is just a combination of light and thermal energy. Yes, plasma burns, but it‘s way hotter than fire.
When it comes to TMs, I’ve always wondered where you put the disc in the Pokémon.
In it's mouth! Even Rusty gets that. He taught his Geodude Streng-th by shoving it down his throat. And it worked. Rusty got thrown "to Victory!"
2:40 “Iron tail is a very special move.” Um no, it’s obviously physical.
Never saw the Solgaleo Z move, I love how it seems Gamefreak are trying to say it's so powerful that Solgaleo has to take the target to another dimension to avoid the collateral damage...
Completely disregarding the generic dark type attack is pretty much solar-system ending lmao
"I mastered Iron Tail without a tail! And do you know what that means?"
he used his nose
I thought move work is through construct or energy to the respectful type. Eg when charmander use metal claw metal construction magically form in the shape of a claw on the arms. This would explain how whooper can use ice punch
So THIS is where the “Every Type” series is going? I like it!
Now I have a reason to keep watching this channel after the type series ends.
Love the idea for this series.
2:21 *Missed Pikachu* 🐀
"It'd just be Neopets 2!"
I laughed way harder than I probably should've at that intro xD
I think I'm gonna like this series. Especially since moves tend to be typed more arbitrarily then the Pokemon themselves.
5:02
So like, i haven't watched this channel for very long so I don't really know everyones names, but I'm pretty sure my favorite part of your videos are when this guy shows up :D
That's Maxill ( lockstin's inner thoughts )
You should make Pokémon videos!
Wazrobe I mean... he already does?
John Vanegas r/woooosh
He does all the time
@@Wazrobe is it really a woooosh though, because your joke was very unclear, and he didn't even completely fall for it.
Random Person pal this is on a Pokémon video
He should’ve understood
I have been waiting for you to explain every move and now I got what I wanted. Thanks
The STEEL type move GYRO BALL is based on SPINNING.
Is that a gosh dang JoJo reference?
Arigatou, Gyro
Gyro Ball is actually older than SBR XD
IS THAT A MODER FROKING JOJO REFERENCE!!!!VAT DE FROUK.
so glad there were major clips in the video
Wait you didn't finnish the "not type" series.
Autotomize could also be based on autotomy, when an animal purposefully amputates a part of its body to escape a predator, like what some lizards do with their tails.
It's probably Steel type because the idea in Pokemon is that it's used by heavily armored Pokemon shedding pieces of their armor to lighten their weight and move faster. An escape strategy turned to offense preparation.
Drinking game, take a shot every time he says "Metal".
11:54 I would like to correct you by saying that the move's name is "autotomize" not "automize".
In case I need to explain this, autotomize is a procedure that some animals can do in nature. They amputate limbs or other parts of their bodies (which they can regenerate) in order to both leave a distraction behind (in order to keep the predator busy) and be able to move faster. In this case the pokemon would be cutting/removing parts of its body/armor in order to be able to move more swiftly due to not having as much weight anymore.
In that case you have to do a video only for the ???-Type
Sans, mega glalie has gaster blaster powers
Great video! You should do a video about what it would be like if they implemented dual type moves (not like flying press where it just takes the more effective of the two types) and what existing ones could be dual type.
I love Megearna!!!!!! *I hug Megearna*
💙❤️⚙️
Warm Lillie I thumbs up megearna 👍
Varylix Yeah
You realize 2:08 that steel is more or less a blanket term for alloys that usually are made up of mostly iron but can have various other elements included
I gnoggin’d harder than Gnoggin
But you haven’t gotten to Dragon yet?
Good new direction to take this series in, but yeah, gotta finish the original series first!
@@julias01 wild concept
he can have 2 series at once
16:41
TURBO-SPIRAL COMBO
"now the vegans can hunt too"
ok, that was a perfect joke... I appreciate a joke where you first laugh at face value, and laugh louder when you think deeper about it
Damn, love it man good work. The only thing I will critic is I think you forgot about Draco meteor when you were explaining how jirachi needs its move to have meteors in it, basically saying there already is a move with meteors crashing down on your opponent
Well....now you just make me want to search for the steel waifu.... dammit, the list are already long enough
the image of Wailord spinning agressively toward the enemy amused me beyond reason, good job
1:30 THAT'S iron?
It looks like poop.
it's a cat's tail 😂😂
An overwhelming amount of effort went into this and it's amazing
Lockstin: now the vegans can hunt too!
*Me: hunt what*
*Carrots?*
Y E S
16:20 R.I.P that carbink
Actually On that note Mew is able to learn every move
False. There are plenty of moves mew can't learn. It's really known for being able to learn all tms and tutor moves.
I would love to hear some lost in translation trivia that further explain the move's type and properties. Notable examples include Aerial Ace and Night Slash which sound generic in english but their japanese name is a reference that explains it well.
you forgot the normal type, the fairy type, and the dragon type in your last video. EXPLAIN TO US WHY NORMAL PKMN ARE NORMAL TYPED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
15:05 oh hi Dark Cloud. Always a pleasure to see that other people know one of my all time favorite games exists.
Bruh what about primeape using iron tail
When Klink does Gear Grind all I can think of is Peter Griffin "you know what really grinds my gears?".