Maybe this time we'll FINALLY get a fossil pokemon thats

>>28272130
Did you play X/Y?

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Here's your (you).

>>28272130
>all fossils are dinosaurs

Fuck you, there's plenty of interesting extinct animals that aren't dinosaurs.

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>>28272130
>What is literally X and Y

>>28272140

My nigga. Too bad he doesn't have a signature Rock or Dragon bite move. Dragon Dance set can only go so far.

>>28272130
Maybe this time we'll FINALLY get a fossil pokemon that isn't complete trash.
FTFY.

>>28272140
>Implying T-Rexes are dinosaurs

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But birds are dinosaurs, OP.

I'd prefer getting a smilodon.

>>28272176
Well there's a reason they're mostly extinct :^>

I really want a fossil that's not a fucking rock type

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>>28272130
So I take it you didn't get the mlp fossil?

>>28272202
a fossil mon is required to have a rock typing.

never ever, anon.

>>28272202
This is exactly what I'm saying.

Rock type has too many weaknesses. (5 to be exact.)

>The people calling OP a retard are using Gen 6 to prove him wrong, when Rampardos and Bastiodon exist

Goes to show that all of /vp/ is retarded

>>28272272
The biggest retard is you for only now realizing that fact.

>>28272272
How exactly is that retarded? Gen 6 was the most recent gen so it naturally comes to mind first. It has what is needed to prove the point. So why would anyone go further if it isn't needed? It is literally more work for the same result.

>>28272272

Stop doing the damage control, OP.

>>28272177
>infering I was implying

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>>28272192

I honestly find it odd that it took until Gen 4 for fossils to actually use dinos.

>>28272272
>using obama or busb as an example of a president when woodrow wilson and Dwight Eisenhower exist

Kys

>>28272272
>OP: we've never gotten a single dinosaur fossilmon!
>Anons: we got some just last gen, OP.
>You: you're retarded for pointing out the most recent example!

???

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>>28272192

>>28272188
My wishlist still has a ton of stuff on it

Spinosaurus
Therizinosaurus
Utahraptor
Gorgonops
Dimetrodon
Mosasaurus
Smilodon
Andrewsarchus

And probably a ton more that I'm forgetting at the moment.

>>28272130
Birds are dinosaurs you moron

>>28272495
I doubt GF has a really big grasp on dinosaurs so they probably have the common misconception Pterosaur=Dinosaur. So maybe in their minds there was only 1 gen without anything dinosaur related anyway.

>>28272710
>Mosasaurus
This would be pretty cool, or a utahraptor/dakotaraptor. Or maybe a denversaurus but they're probably doof it up too much.

Or a freakin Quetzalcoatlus, heck yeah giraffe bird

>>28272130
>All fossils are one specific type of dinosaur
Just like how owls aren't birds and pandas aren't bears.

>>28272267
Well stop saying that you retard. That's the point of fossil Pokemon. The only other option is maybe ice fossils and LMAO not too much difference defensively.

>>28273013
Really? All extinct pokemon are rock types? What type of bullshit is that? Did all those pokemon know they were going to die out and be revived later as fossils so they became rock type? Did they turn rock type because they came from fossils? Because many of the fossils were bones and claws. The constant rock typing only makes sense if you don't bother to think about anything ever.

>>28273049
Fossils are completely rock, there's nothing organic about them.

>>28273067
So does that turn extinct pokemon yo rock types? We're they always rock types? What type did rock replace, if any?

>>28273049
Being revived from fossils make them rock type ya dummy. Their typings were likely different when they were still active.

>>28273101
Why would that be a side effect of the reviving process?

>>28273149
Because that's how it is