>>37556432Quit pretending to be stupid. People know the sun isn't made of fire, but it outputs heat and light and has been generally depicted as a 'giant fire ball' since ancient human history. ESPECIALLY in more modern cartoony environments like these, the sun is always associated with fire.
>but Espeon, Heliolisk etc...The sun isn't always depicted as a Fire Type thing in Pokémon but it USUALLY is, and it's obvious that if you had to pick one Type to best represent the sun it would be Fire. Everyone and their mother (including you, probably) thought Solgaleo would be part Fire Type.
Justifications exist for why it isn't one, but it's still a little wonky.
>>37556665It doesn't need to be literally the sun, it still clearly is a personification of it -- a common thing in Pokémon designs, especially legendaries. And if you're going to personify the sun, most people would've gone down the Fire Type route.
The main reasons Solgaleo can be chalked up as not being Fire Type are because they wanted it and Lunala to share a Type because they both evolve from Cosmoem, because Pyroar was released the gen before and they didn't want it to be too similar, and because of the alchemical origins of the Pokémon.
>>37556580>>37556409>>37556410These people get it.