>>48719925>>48719924Provide an actual argument, intelligent rebutted or point of discussion or quite frankly I will not be wasting any time with you further.
You completely dismissed everything I said, and if you're literally just gonna fucking ignore the points I made the discussion is already over. Have an honest coherent good faith talk or literally fuck right off because I don't care to """argue""" with an actual child.
>>48719925>Yes.Your assertion is very obviously false. There are Water Types who don't live in water and water-dwelling Pokémon who aren't Water Type. This literally is just wrong.
>cosmic powers>doesn't actually mean anythingI know it doesn't actually mean anything irl. You as the creator of fiction are supposed to assert what it means for your fictional world. Cosmic is more like Fairy or Ghost in the sense it's direct subject matter is open to interpretation—fairies and ghosts may behave in entirely different ways depending on the fiction or culture in question, they're all over the place. Similarly, the term dragon applies to a whole fuckton of disparate shit. That doesn't matter. You CHOOSE what these terms mean in your world. Cosmic means whatever the game designers say it means. It clearly can work fine, they just need to establish what it is and isn't.
Also not to put too fine a point on it but we're talking about monsters with powers from outer space here. Them being enigmatic, and having fairly vague, enigmatic powers, not only is sorta the point but actually fits the entire vibe they go for.
>>48720077>The only question is, how would it fit in the type chart?That is legitimately a really good point, and something like Cosmic genuinely is SO vague it can be hard to agree on what the Type matchups are. In general I think it's okay if they don't have a lot of interaction outside the obvious. Normal for example only has any special interactions with 3 Types on the whole Type chart, and a few others aren't far behind.
