Pokémon: Angler's Rainy Day Team

I changed one attribute of this big crystal rock, and it counts as a regional morphological difference.

Ice type plus ground type, plus a different color (special constitution, crystal body, water type immunity).

The functions of regional form and heterochromia should be looked at separately. Don't look at them together. The crystal body is similar to glass, so just think of it as the material of glass.

A little reminder, regarding this crystal rock snake, the Elf Encyclopedia mentions that the crystal rock snake cannot evolve. Even if it can evolve, it is still a crystal steel snake. Ice type plus steel type.

Evolution is definitely possible in the book, so don’t worry about it, the protagonist won’t be subdued anyway.

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The crystal rock snake that changes its attributes...

Ice type plus rock type, four times the fighting type, twice the ground type, twice the rock type, four times the steel type, twice the water type, and twice the grass type.

Not being restrained by the fire element, it is unreasonable to retain the rock element...

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Ice type plus ground type will be beaten twice, steel type twice, fire type twice, water type twice, and grass type twice.

Looking at it this way, this attribute combination is more reasonable, coupled with the different colors (crystal body, water immunity.)

The Crystal Rock Snake only has four weaknesses, so it makes more sense to look at it this way.

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After evolution, the Crystal Steel Snake is ice type plus steel type.

He was restrained four times by the fighting system, twice by the ground system, and four times by the fire system, in exchange for two big daddies.

This combination is also more reasonable, just use ice type plus ground type, ice type plus steel type, these two attributes are combined...

This elf has not evolved, so it doesn't matter if it is added in the book. There are also ice-type and steel-type elves.

Alola's Sand King is.

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Regarding this combination, the ice element must be retained, because the ice element is not restrained by the water element, but is restrained by the fire element. Grass, Insect, and Steel can restrain the fire element, but the ice element seems to be the most reasonable.

Then there is only a combination of rock type, ground type, and steel type.

It is unreasonable to add ice type to rock type, it is reasonable to add ice type to ground type, and even more reasonable to add ice type to steel type.

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Ordinary big steel snake, steel type plus ground type, fight twice, ground twice, fire twice, water twice, restrained

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I originally wanted to just change the attribute restraint, but I found that it seemed reasonable to change to the ice type.

Looking at it this way, the ordinary Big Steel Snake is actually more suitable for the protagonist's team. The fire element can be solved by Rainy Day, leaving only three weaknesses, and it still does double the damage.

Compared with two big daddies with four times the damage, it is more cost-effective to cultivate ordinary big steel snakes.

But rainy days are not a panacea. Twice the fire damage can be dealt with, but four times the fire damage can't be solved. Being hit by the fire damage in the rain will still burp.

Moreover, the protagonist does not necessarily have to conquer the big steel snake. The most important thing is that it is too edible and is afraid of water, so it is impossible to fight it in the rain.

In comparison, the Giant Pincer Mantis is much better. It only has the disadvantage of being four times weaker than fire and is not afraid of water.

There are many similar combinations. The 3-in-1 Magnemite is more suitable for the Rainy Day team than the Big Steel Snake. But if the main character wants a mythical beast, the 3-in-1 Magnemite will be fine.

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If nothing else, the Swampert Elf Eggs and the Mythical Beast Elf Eggs will be hatched in the Magikarp Falls on Sweet Orange Island. In order to catch a most talented Magikarp, the protagonist will stay here for a long time.

This Magikarp was selected from hundreds of millions of stupid things. Its initial talent is absolutely top-notch, better than the talent of the Swampert and the mythical beast.

But it’s still not as powerful as Guis, the pervert. The most important thing is that the talent of evolution and degradation is too abnormal. Fortunately, there are only one or two, Guis and Slowpoke. If there are too many, I feel that they are out of line...