One of these Pokemon does not have the ghost typing, can you

The owl

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>>29509287
It's Darkrai

>>29509287
why does that jellyfish have ghost type its not even a ghost

>>29509348
The designer wanted it to be pure water but it became ghost type to get an unique typing.

>>29509348
It haunts ships and sucks souls

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>>29509335
I'm pretty sure it's the owl.

>>29509348
it has a spooky stache

>>29509348
Jellyfish are the closest biological thing to ghosts

>>29509348
Once you pop you just can't stop!

>>29509287
Darkrai.

>>29509368
They actually needed more ghosts in gen 5 if I remember correctly so they just slapped the type on.

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I never got why some people think that Jellicent is based of the Nurarihyon.

They don't look anything alike, and the nurarihyon is not even an aquatic yokai.

>>29509412
It's clear based on the red and blue oni of Japanese mythology.

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>>29509412
>that picture
Real Nurarihyon a shit.

>>29509348
They needed something to completely wall Keldeo

>>29509287
Yeah jellicent looks really out of place

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Better? (Theres still so much wrong with the body)