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Pokémon Logic
>Grass type takes 2x damage from fire
>Dry grass (dry gives a lower value than moist) combusts at 233degC
>Steel type takes 2x damage from fire
>Steel melts at 1400degC (it doesn't combust)
>Rock type has neither weakness not resistance to fire type
>Rock, as a generous estimate, melts at 1200degC
Tldr steel has notably high capacity to absorb heat without changing its properties yet because it's a material that is commonly known to be heated to the extreme temperatures that do cause it to change its properties, the dumb Japs decided that steel is just as weak to fire as grass. Might as well build our buildings and bridges out of wood!
>Fire and heat cause water to vaporise
>Fire type takes 2x damage from water
>pokemon eat some food, probably a max of 10,000 Calories per day
>Thet use attacks that cause significant oscillation of tectonic plates which are inconceivably massive
>Pokemon can go in pokeballs
>People can't
>Pokemon hatches from egg
>It's a mammal
>Pokemon hatches from egg
>Immediately make it fight other pokemon
>Pokemon don't die
>Pokemon DO die
>Electric mouse
>Has literally 0 mouse-like features
>Literally my mom's cat but it has red stripes and breathes fire
>Kills some animals
>Turns into a human in a fursuit
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>>32181438
Steel being weak to Fire makes sense because Steel type Pokemon are living creatures who are capable of feeling pain and discomfort, unlike real metal.
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>>32181438
>03/27/17(Mon)
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>Kangaskhan hatches from egg
>has a baby Kangaskhan in its pouch
(prior to this gen)
>"Regice cloaks itself with frigid air of -328 degrees Fahrenheit. Things will freeze solid just by going near this Pokémon. Its icy body is so cold, it will not melt even if it is immersed in magma."
>dies to Sheer Cold
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>>32181438
>they had to balance out the types some how so steel wouldn't be ridiculously Over powered
>Heat does not require fire, Water puts out fire before it vaporizes to steam
>Trying to use logic in a universe of fantasy monsters that can tear apart time and space
>Why would humans be needed to go into pokeballs
>Platypus and Echidna
>Pokemon do die, theres a fucking tower full of dead pokemon
>Electric rodent, mouse is just a more well known term
>Fish turns into an octopus, deal with it.
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>>32181438
Autism
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good one OP already earned some you's
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You don't need to melt steel to weaken or damage it.
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>>32181467
>Sees thread poking fun at the logic used in a children's monster fighting game while browsing a chinese cartoons forum
>Feels compelled to defend the children's monster fighting game rather than have a laugh or ignore
>Thinks OTHERS are autistic
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>>32181438
Steel conducts heat well in comparison to rocks. Also rock does resist fire type.
Fire can still be doused by water, see: Charmander's tail
Earthquake probably does not cause an actual earthquake, the name is most likely non-literal.
Do you know anything about pokeballs that suggests that it should work on humans? What point are you trying to make?
Pokemon are not animals, therefore no Pokemon is a mammal. Also, there are mammals that hatch from eggs.
Not actually a logical problem.
What
Mouth, ears, eyes, presumed anus etc. Many features in common with mice.
>grabby worm
>eat a lot of leaves
>flying petal insect
Metamorphosis sure is weird huh?
TL;DR everyone posting in this thread has autism
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>>32181510
>Ignores the fact that the material specially has a large capacity to absorb heat and is one of the best materials known to man for withstanding heat without deforming
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>>32181513
>>Sees thread poking fun at the logic used in a children's monster fighting game while browsing a chinese cartoons forum
>acknowledges this
>yet doesn't think op is autistic
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>>Rock type has neither weakness not resistance to fire type
Rock resists Fire you nonce
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>>32181524
He's saying you're autistic for bothering to go out of your way to call OP autistic, you autist.
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>>32181537
I'm not the one that said Autism, autismo.
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>>32181524
>Doesn't understand that autism is a spectrum
>My little brother with Asperger's and an engineering degree is just as retarded as a full blown non functioning autistic
>>32181529
That makes it even worse because steel is more resistant to heat than rock. Who's the nonce now, moron?
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>>32181558
>Who's the nonce now, moron?
It's still the person who doesn't know the type chart.
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most rock takes longer to melt than pure metal because given sufficient heat for both pure metal will absorb it and thus deform much faster
the conductive property of metal far outweighs the melting point difference except in cases where the heat exposure is in the sweet spot to be high enough to melt rock but not high enough to melt metal
furthermore, steel types are mostly living things with metal exoskeletons (and sometimes some metal bits inside as well), so the conductance of heat means the biological bits get burned much more effectively. the real question is why steel isn't weak to electric and possibly even ice, and also why it doesn't resist fighting.
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>>32181562
The dumb one is the one who didn't know a piece of pokemon trivia.
It isn't the person who thinks he's defending pokemon by pointing out that type A is 4x more resistant to fire than type B after being told that material A is more susceptible to heat than material B.
You literally can't comprehend numbers, enjoy your sub80 IQ.
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>>32181609
melting point =/= susceptibility, see
>>32181578
>>32181516
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>>32181609
What fucking logic leaps did you have to do to get to this response from the things said
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>>32181450
Would that not make every single pokémon weak to fire, except for other fire types?
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>>32181657
>living creatures
>Ghost-types should be immune to fire
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>mammals can lay eg...
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>>32181657
The point being a steel-type can suffer from heat before hitting melting point.
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>>32181644
>>32181625
>>32181578
>>32181562
>>32181529
>>32181516
>>32181510
>>32181461
>>32181450
>That Feel When you're retarded
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>>32181516
>Steel conducts heat well so rock is resistant to heat
>im_retarded.gif
>Fire can be doused by water therefore water will always beat fire no matter the volume
I guess that since plants are mostly water, they can never burn!
>Earthquakes aren't ACTUALLY earthquakes, they're actually FAKE earthquakes
>im_retarded.gif
>Muh humans aren't animals, only animals are animals lol
Humans and pokemon are of the same biological structure (pokemon have DNA and are cellular)
>Muh there are some mammals that lay eggs
>Therefore it is logical for ALL animals to lay eggs
>im_retarded.gif
>Making a living being engage in combat immediately after birth is logically sound
>im_retarded.gif
>Pikachu looks like a mouse because it has an asshole
>im_insanely-retarded.gif
>Caterpillar metamorphises into butterfly makes sense
>Thereforw 20lb cat metamorphises into 350lb furry human makes sense
>im_retarded.gif
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>>32181438
You're okay, OP.
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>>32181513
Hi, OP.
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>>32182102
>OP
>>Reply to OP
>>>Reply to reply to OP
What a mystery you have solved that it was OP who replied to a post replying to OP. Have a medal for your astounding intelligence.
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>>32182094
OK OK OK, we get it, you're retarded.
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>>32181657
Steel types would be more vulnerable because metals are extremely conductive to heat.
So a steel type would experience a much higher increase in temperature from a fire type attack compared to non-weak-to-fire pokemon.
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>electric, poison and fire aren't super effective against everything
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>>32181458
Ice types can't be hurt by Sheer Cold anymore, retard
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>>32182528
>prior to this gen
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>>32182528
wooow
your parents must have been siblings or something
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