TENTH REBELLION ❅ AUDIO

[glaciates]

I've got a few questions, particularly about that new type of Pokémon. Well, they're not exact new anymore... Anyway, can anyone tell me what the Fairy-type is good against and weak against? I haven't fought very many of them and I don't have any, so I've been curious about that.

[There's a pause while Isaac figures out what to ask next.]

...I'm also curious about why so many new Pokémon showed up. I don't think anyone's going to have an actual answer for that, but I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on it. Why did so many new ones show up? Why did a new type appear? How did Pokémon that previously weren't the Fairy-type become the Fairy-type?

[Another pause.]

Ah, actually, if you have a Pokémon that was previously a different type and became a Fairy-type, did you notice anything strange when that happened?

[And now for something different: yet another pause! This one's longer while Isaac attempts to find a way to end this.]

Yeah, I know I'm late, but it's been something I've been thinking about. So uh... thanks for your time.

[Well, he tried.]

Comments

[loveisanopendoor]

Oh, I can answer that! I have lots of Fairy types, and they're really, really tough! They're totally immune to Dragon-type attacks, and they make even the strongest and scariest Fighting types and Dark types look like they're easy pickings! They can't do much against Poison-types, though, or Steel-types. ...Oh, but to be fair, those types are more suited for defense than offense, so it's hard to take them down by using their weaknesses!

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[nvcr]

Oh! Um, I wouldn't worry about the sudden appearance of a new type too much; I mean, plenty of natural laws change without warning, right?

I don't really raise them, besides these keys that I always end up with too many of.

[video]

[fatalissimo]

[Oh, hey you.

She knows Isaac's weird as hell about actually visibly showing up on the network, but she doesn't mind; if he goes video for her then he does, if not she'll do weird onesided Skypeing, no big deal.]

...So did something kick your ass, or are you really just asking because of curiosity?