They could also be based on other types of powers, have mysterious origins, or be based on folktale creatures (Pokémon such as Clefairy, which come from the moon, and Diancie, which is a mutated form of Carbink).
Other Fairy types with non-psychic powers are still given the Fairy type for certain magical abilities ( Jigglypuff can put people to sleep by singing and the Tapu guardians are seen as gods). Fairy types are also known for their powers of purity and rejuvenation (Pokémon such as Gardevoir, Xerneas, and Galarian Weezing are shown to have special powers that can purify objects). As opposed to Psychic-type Pokémon, Fairy-type Pokémon have powers related to magic and the supernatural as opposed to mental power.
Fairy-types also have some magical appeal to them. However, Fairy types can be incredibly powerful. Prior to Generation VI, the Dark/ Ghost-type Sableye and Spiritomb had no weaknesses, so the Fairy type was added to give them a weakness.įairy-type Pokémon are generally considered "cute" and "elegant" and tend to be at least partially pink in color and feminine in appearance overall (Pokémon such as Igglybuff and Swirlix have these traits). Another reason why the Fairy type was introduced was to give offensive advantages to the Steel and Poison types.
It is super-effective against both types and also resisted most types that were introduced in the past Generation (mostly Bug, Fighting, and Dark types). The Fairy type was introduced in Generation VI to balance the Dragon and Dark types. The Fairy type (フェアリータイプ Fearii taipu) is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types.
0 kommentar(er)
