I'm working on a fanmade Type chart. I'm super interested in the idea of certain Types interacting in ways OTHER than weaknesses/resistances. Easy examples:>Using a Water Type attack on a Grass Type will raise its stats, as if it had used the move Growth>Using a Flying Type attack on a Fire Type gives them a Flash Fire effect of making their next Fire attack stronger>Using a Poison attack on a Water Type pollutes their water supply, so their Water attacks do less damage and they take chip damage for 3 turns.I'm just having trouble actually thinking of appropriate buff/debuff Type interactions. I can't think of a lot of cool or intuitive ones. :/
>>55790177Glaceon should get Snow Warning
Steel-types hitting other Steel-types with a physical Steel-type move increases the Attack of both the user and the targetSteel sharpening steel and suchSimilarly, Rock-types using Rock-type attacks on other Rock-types becoming super or not very effective based on weight difference, bigger rock crushes smaller rock
>>55790231>Steel sharpening steel and suchI thought you were talking about when two metal surfaces hit each other and go bOwOwOwOnG.
>>55790244That happens if a NON-Steel-type uses a physical Steel-type move on another Steel-type, the attack bounces off and they go all wobbly and fall off a cliffAlso the target's Defense goes up
>>55790177>>55790231These would work better as abilities or moves.
>>55790177Make thunderbolt have a chance of inflicting burn on grass types, since trees catch on fire when they get struck
>>55790899Electric-type moves that burn would be nice
>>55790177>Ghost no longer resists Bug>Psychic is both weak to and strong against Ghost>Ice resists Water and maybe Flying>Maybe Steel should resist Fire but is weak to Electric>Ground resists Fire and maybe Rock no longer does>>55790231I had the exact same idea-what. Fricking cool.>>55790899There should be a move that's called "dry zap" that burns the opponent if it's a non water type since a dry electric shock can cause burns. If the opponent is a water type or is affected by Rain, it can paralyze instead
>>55791392>rock shouldn't resist fireHave you ever tried to burn rock before?
>>55790177the one thing that always bothered me as a kid was why fighting and normal physical attacks dont hurt the user when used against a Rock or Steel type. the rock/steel type takes SE damage so maybe it balances out? imagine physically striking a rock.
>>55791469Not me literally but I have seen it. They break. Afaik, steel irl has a higher melting point that rocks.Also I said "maybe". Rock and Steel could both resist Fire tho that would hurt the Fire type a lot
Not a type interaction change but change the typings of fossil Pokemon.
>>55791521Steel and rock SEEM like super tough material, and I guess they are, but that's relative. The force required to damage rock and steel are very high, but if you CAN produce enough physical force then these materials shatter/bend/dent quite easily.
>>55790177Make leafeon a leaf/ leaf type.That way it can gain a weakness to fire but an advantage over water.
Psychic type attacks against Psychic type Pokemon deal 1/8 HP damage back to the user
