Varnish

I am not going to argue with that, and I do not want to antagonise you anymore.

That is definitely not true. I care little about whether or not the animation would have been included; it is how the animation is shown that matters. The main reason for why I think that you are harassing me is because of when you were harassing me when I said that I would be able to draw Mega Alakazam to look better than its official depiction. Now all of your posts that are directed at me feel like harassment.

People have accused me of harassment for saying similar things before. I never said that I was complaining about all of the "fainting animations", so the amount of information that you gave was unnecessary, especially because you included non-Pokémon-related elements in your post.

I should probably stop creating threads that have anything to do with Pokemon, going by the fact that people are disagreeing with anything and everything that I say.

I have already asked you to stop harassing me, and you said that you were going to stop responding to my posts and threads. I did not come here to be insulted. I was not complaining about all cases of fainting animations.

The fox says nothing. The fox has the right to remain silent.

I am not trying to sound like one of the members of the "PeTA" organisation, but was including animations of Pokémon in the X and Y versions when they faint necessary? I am well aware that the fainting animations are there to make the battles look more realistic, but I would prefer the animations to have stayed as the Pokémon closing their eyes as they faint. It makes me feel guilty at times; especially in the cases of Sylveon and Ducklett.

I am obviously talking about the Pokémon series. To me, Team Galactic definitely has the best theme when battling a Team Grunt. All of the other Team Grunt themes are easily forgotten.

Unfortunately, it seems that East Asian people will never stop being mocked in some way.

What in the world was that?

Things like that used to happen in the case of my DS Lites; that being why I only use my 3DS XL now.

I sincerely hope that things get better for you.

I did not want to hear that. Do not do that just to make me feel better. I was fine with what Shana09 said to me about the Sound and Artificial-types, even though she did not agree with my ideas.

Unless a Generation VII is announced any time soon, you should wait.

If that is the way that you see it, then so be it. What do you mean by "the rest"? All that was left was the Sound-type.

Yes, unfortunately. My personal rule used to be that I will never buy a new game until I have completed the newest game that I own, but nowadays I rarely properly finish games, usually due to difficulty or loss of motivation.

The first four (of six) paragraphs were exactly like the one that I quoted when it comes to a shortage of reasoning. I never said that I wanted any of those types to be included in the series, so your reasoning for why none of them should be was unnecessary.

@Shana09: An envelope.

What starts with an E, ends with an E, and has one letter in it?

Shana09's post explained why the types that you said are the same as already-existing types are not the same. I said that you were harassing me because instead of using constructive criticism, all you said was "Air = Flying; end of story". Vaporeon would not qualify as a Vapour-type, even though it has "Vapor" in its name.

Despite the criticisms, thank you for clarifying the types for him for me. In the case of the Sound-type, Pokémon that could definitely receive that type are Whismur and its evolutions, as well as Chingling and Chimecho.

Provided that including Wailord was a joke, I agree with those. I believe that Klink and Porygon are Pokémon that can potentially partially become Artificial-types.

I just knew that you were going to come here to harass me again. Air is not the same as Flying, and Vapour is not the same as Water; among other things. I said that these are my ideas; not that they should ever be included in the actual series.

Here are some brief ideas that I have for new Pokémon types: Air: Resistant to Rock and Steel-type moves; immune to Ground-type moves; weak to Poison and Grass-type moves. Air-type moves are super-effective against Fire and Ghost-types, but are not very effective against Poison and Steel-types. Vapour: Resistant to Water, Fairy and Ice-type moves; weak to Fire and Grass-type moves. Vapour-type moves are super-effective against Fire, Ground and Water-types, but are not very effective against Vapour, Steel and Grass-types. Light: Resistant to Dark, Ghost and Psychic-type moves; weak to Fighting and Electric-type moves. Light-type moves are super-effective against Dark, Ghost and Bug-types, but are not very effective against Light and Steel-types. Sound: Resistant to Normal, Ghost and Psychic-type moves; weak to Dark and Steel-type moves. Sound-type moves are super-effective against Psychic, Electric and Flying-types, but are not very effective against Steel, Ghost, Sound and Fire-type moves. Artificial: Resistant to Fighting, Dark and Ghost-type moves; weak to Steel, Bug and Fire-type moves. Artificial-type moves are super-effective against Fairy, Ghost and Dragon-types, but are not very effective against Water, Artificial and Psychic-types. Comments would be appreciated. Along with this, a question that I would like to ask is; did Magneton have a type-change? I am asking this because recently when I was playing my X version, I made my Simisage use Crunch on a Magneton, and instead of not being very effective, it dealt a regular amount of damage.

Goodnight.