>>58637509>Brown not black. Rock type.That would imply Ground Type rather than Rock, but I will accept it.
>Blue clothesSomewhat, but fair.
>Green ClothesOk this depends on the version, because sometimes she wears yellow too.
>Clearly BrownOk, I will grant this one.
>Was green for a good while, sprite is green haired, purple hair came later still to associate him with his Butterfree in the anime.That's fair.
>Fairy didn't exist yet but her team is 50% Fairy in modern typingFair, but you also know this is just a pure coincidence in most cases and retroactive.
>Was white with purple details and purple headband in the originalOk this one I can't accept, the purple details on the clothes sure, but Surge also has white hair. It's a limit of old pixels with the color yellow.
>Never shown in concept to have brown or black hair in his youth, only anime. So the silver of his hair matches ice.Silver would match Steel then.
>The symbol of Dragon was only Purple for a little bit, these days it is Cobalt again which matches her hair color. In GBC era a color for Dragon hadn't been selected.It's still kind of purple, her hair is definitely closer to the shade of water than it is dragon. Which to be fair for you, she does have Kingdra and in a very water like town.
>You are a zoomer who thinks modern stereotypes apply retroactively.No, it was just an example of real life, not one of the games. Even if it were, you retroactively applied Fairy to Whitney when her design and typing in question was never "Fairy Themed" in the first place, or color coded to be Fairy themed.
You also have to remember that originally Psychic was Yellow, not Pink, hence why Saffron is well Saffron. Even then we can look at a variety of other trainers. Look at Tate/Liza, the only pink they have is two tiny stars on Liza's outfit.
Regardless the point wasn't that Gym Leaders and trainers aren't color coded, because largely they are, it's just not usually their hair.
