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Still the fact that Marowak's Ghost is Ground-Type so Normal and Fighting-Types can damage it is weird, would this effect Ghost-Types Intgagibility?
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I'll try to start adding these to the Pokémon profiles. The Trainers will come last for me, since I'm not super confident about adding things to those profiles.Elizhaa said:Here are the pages to updated:
Probably PIS, I know that a normal Marowak's is a Ground Type:Everything12 said:Still the fact that Marowak's Ghost is Ground-Type so Normal and Fighting-Types can damage it is weird, would this effect Ghost-Types Intgagibility?
Yup, unless we take in account tutor moves, which we normally don´t.Drite77 said:There is Beldum...
Fictional-wise, NPI does grant interaction for those with abilities. Having the feat of this interaction for Elemental Intangibility is still important though.Antoniofer said:Elemental intangibility is mostly with gaseous elements, such air, fire, mist; I also would argue NPI can hardly interact with those, as elements generally scatter (not impossible to hit, but the use just "slip" aside).
Technically, if it is under Intangibility, then it would be yes. If you don't believe elemental Intangibility gives Intangibilities then I would suggest make a CRT about it.Antoniofer said:But lava is material, and Slugma/Magcargo do not scatter, so damaging them is not NPI.
Gastly is a ghost type.Everything12 said:The only other example I can think of elemental intangiblity is Gastly's gas, but it is also ghost. Can anyone think of any other non-ghost that would have elemental Intangibility?
.Everything12 said:The only other example I can think of elemental intangiblity is Gastly's gas, but it is also ghost. Can anyone think of any other non-ghost that would have elemental Intangibility?
There are cases like Sakazuki (Admiral Akainu) where it is needed.Saikou The Lewd King said:And so damaging them wouldn't require NPI.