Why Pokemon needs to add Sound Type 

Personally, I'd make Sound be resisted by Psychic because one, meditation requires you to completely ignore and block any sounds that are coming towards you, and two, Psychic, while certainly not a bad type, isn't exactly a top tier pick like Water or Steel are. Still a good video, though!

Fairy type was a nerf for overpowered dragons back in the day. Sound might work

Wailmer and Wailord could make good sound types too, considering how Blue Whales can make 180 Decibal Calls underwater (which is as loud as a Jet Plane), and certain toothed Whales also use sound bursts to stun fish in the real world. A Water/Sound typing for Wailmer/Wailord would also make them even weaker to grass types, thus showing how a grass-type like Dhelmise can actively hunt Wailord.

Vacuum Wave could gain a secondary effect of being super effective against sound because sound doesn’t travel in a Vacuum Like how freeze dry is super effective against water

It also has some overlap with flying, so resisting fighting and ground seem to fit as well, especially if it is replacing the flying type for some pokemon. With some trade offs of course. It also seems like it could have a connection with dark type because sound is unaffected by darkness, but dark type is really just evil karate rather than visible darkness

If sound type was added, Then sound based moves like Growl would have to be changed types, So I think Sound adds to the catagory of Normal Edit:MOM IM FAMOUS

Suggestion: instead of snowy day, the hail weather condition could do to sound types the same that grassy terrain does to ground types, halving it’s power

Personally I would also make the Ludicolo line since it dances literally in its idle animation, and it’s dex entries talk about Ludicolo loving music produced by travelers and people

Bit of a rebuttal to the Eeveelution argument, dragon is also one of the “special” types from gen 1, so I think logically it’d make more sense to have a dragon type Eeveelution before a sound type Eeveelution. Also, little other thing, I don’t think we should be taking away the psychic type from Bronzong and the Woobat line and ground type from the Seismitoad line, I think that’d just be nerfing them which we don’t need

I agree with everyone but not sure about lapras. Makes sense but we are already lacking in ice types and gigantamax is probably gonna remain a one off thing for sw/sh

Gotta say, the whiplash I felt after clicking on this video while playing Pokemon Xenoverse (a fangame with Sound as a new type) was immense. 10/10 this was actually really interesting!

my issues with it are: 1) I feel like 18 types is a perfectly even number to have. Unless they wanna give us 2 types again like in gen 2, bringing us to 20 types 2) I know people say Bug type is terrible as well, but i feel like Ice type is the only one that needs heavy rebalancing (and GF has taken a small step towards that with changing freeze to frostbite in PLA), so they could just do that. 3) All the good Special Normal Type movies would be gone; there'd only be Swift, Tri-Attack and Weather Ball (which are all gimmicky) and that messes with Pokemon that have the -ate ability that turns Normal moves into different type moves. ex. Sylveon and Gardevoir could no longer use Pixilate boosted Hyper Voice which would mess them up 4) The fact that they already have Sound Based moves that aren't Normal typed This last part isnt an issue, but it'd be funny if sound type was a thing cause there's already the Soundproof ability, so those mons would probably gain viability being immune to Sound Types. Like the Levitate ability

I like how you made the list of what Pokemon would be part sound type and while some I also thought should be sound, Pokemon like Clawitzer and others never came to my mind but when you went into their real life counterparts it started to make sense

I was wholly unconvinced that Sound type was a good idea…until this video. You sold me on it 100%

Spain looks like being the region where this next series game will be, adding the sound type to such a musical country, would be perfect.

All I'm saying is that if this gets introduced, it better have a FANTASTIC soundtrack

While I agree with most of what you said, I have rebuttals of my own. First, some of your examples of Pokemon that should be sound type already have fitting types, such as bronzong, whose psychic type comes from it's magic powers and Hakamo-o, whose sound come from it's war dances. Second, you said towards the argument that sound type is just normal type, that for now it is. However of the thirty-one sound based moves, only eighteen are normal type. I brought this up for two reasons: to point out how the argument makes no sense at all, and because several of these moves probably will never change type, specifically bug buzz, eerie spell, grass whistle and metal sound. Third, as already brought up, there are already numerous sound based moves, all with the same ability to ignore substitute. it's already a gimmick added onto moves to make them situationally better with the same theming. If they added a sound type, they'd have to change several things that I doubt they will. Not saying they won't, I just don't see it happening any time soon. Edit: I noticed said you would cover the comment that @BlazeDJ made. I hope you do the same with this one and try to argue against it, as this was fun to type out.

Gotta say this is the first I've heard of any rumors saying gen 9 will be Australia. That rumor really aged well with the official trailer all but telling us it'll be Spain.

9:01 a lyrebird as a sound type is so fitting especially given the birds capabilities of mimicking noises and the fact that it is named after its tail which is shaped similarly to that of a lyre(a hand held harp-like instrument)

I don't think Sound should be super effective against Water, because sound does travel well in water; underwater is pretty well-known for being super quiet. The others make sense though; metals can transport the sound of something hitting it, making the sound louder, and you could make the argument that the sound travelling underground, would mean travelling through a cave, like an echo. And I guess Psychic makes sense, since psychic powers requires concentration, which loud noises would break

My main argument against sound type was me being unsure as to how it affects the type chart but the arguments for the type chart in this video are very good. Still not sure if I'm entirely sold on the idea but I understand the argument much better now

As an Australian, I can confirm a lot of animals here make one heck of a racket. Particularly Cockatoos and Kookaburras. And with so many unique animals here, there's certain a lot of potential. So Australian region with sound type addition sounds awesome.

SOUND TYPE FOLLOW UP IS OUT!!!

For the choices of Sound-type Pokemon, you should exclude those that simply make references to sound techniques and consider if the type itself fits the theming of the Pokemon. Bronzong is a bell, but its a bell with mystical powers that calls for rain. Hence more psychic than Sound. Kommo-o uses his clanging scale dances and preview of the battle to come. He’s a… whats the word… ritualistic fighter? Exploud is good as a Sound type, but his large body and muscles should also make him a Normal type, so Normal/Sound is a more fitting type for him. Noivern is a great Sound/Dragon, but Swoobat is better known for abusing Stored Power, a Psychic move and using echolocation is a poor reason to make it sound-type, otherwise the blind zubat would be one too. A lesser known option for Sound-type could be the Toucannon line as they can change their vocals to over a hundred different cries (at least as a Trumbeak). It would also set it apart from the myriad Normal/Flying types. Meowstic line could debatably be Sound-type as their psychic powers are inside their ears and are portrayed as psychic sound waves. Though the power itself is not referred to as sound-based and the evolutions say the power is in the patterns beneath their ears, so… Theres others, but other commenters mentioned those already.

My only thing against this idea is it'd lead to there being 19 types. 18 is such a nice even number

I think the sound type should resist or be super effective against dark since echolocation can be used to see in the dark.

This is something i've been thinking about for ages. There are some things I would nitpick, but you make very good points and you put a lot of work into this video. It's a shame this hasnt blown up yet, you deserve it!

Not too related, but I like the Ice type. It hits the most Pokémon super-effectively, so it’s a glass (or ice) cannon type.

Love this video. Ive been debating with a friend about sound type forever

I would argue for Jynx being sound type since it speaks in a human-like voice and can learn sing and perish song. But my question is, what criteria is there for a Pokémon to be sound type and not just a Pokémon that knows sound moves? Does it have to be made of sound in some way, and how would that be possible? Sound is just vibrations picked up by our ear drums.

"Doesn't sound like a rattata-thing to do" has got to be one of my favourite lines out there :'D

I do like the idea of a new type trying to bring balance to the game. What bothers me is that sound based moves is already a thing. There is at the time of this comment 27 sound-based moves, almost the same amount as fairy type moves. It already have its own "gimmick" (bypassing substitutes), item and abilities (Soundproof,Liquid Voice,Punk Rock,Throat Spray). Which is quite unique for the franchise. Making it a new type is not that farfetched but I don't want it. Sound-based moves are not bound by any type, that's why I think they're interesting. By not putting them in a fixed type, it allows more flexibility I think, and I would like more of those sub categories.

Personally I disagree... what made the fairy type so well made was that is was made almost exclusively to nerf the dragon typing which used to be the best type in the game by far. The sound type is trying to buff pre-existing typings that have already recieved buffs across generations, such as the bug type. Plus, we cannot easily anticipate what those changes would truly do to the metagame. Meanwhile, the fairy typing does not interact with a lot of types, being weak to only two (also buffing the barely used poison typing by the way) and being super-effective to 3 types, one of which used to only have 2 weaknesses. And sure the fairy type ended up among the best, but it certainly wasn't broken or unbalanced by any means. In short, the sound type is trying to do TOO much to balance the competitive metagame typing wise, which would actually serve to make the type rather unpredictable competitively. Also consider that taking into account type effectiveness is not the only factor in making a type balanced (ex: toxic, aurora veil, sandstorm, grassy terrain, etc.)

When we got the fairy type in X and Y we got a new eeveelution so it would make sense to have a new one for sound type.

There are so many cool opportunities for new Pokémon, forms, and regional variants such as: - 3-stage psychic/water/fairy and sound siren - speaker form rotom - eeveelution that acts both as a sound absorber and a speaker - ghost sound variants of the ghastly line based on living static - steel sound living radar Pokémon And the list goes on

Your pitch is so solid I pressed subscribe automatically. Good stuff! I agree with the need for Sound type to balance out overused typing and give a better shot to other underused Pokémon.

Another point for sound being weak to ice or ice resisting it is sound waves tend to travel more slowly in cold weather.

The main reason I don't think sound typing makes sense is that it's *too metaphysical*. Regular types either constitute a pokemon's physical body (usually the case with Rock/Steel/Grass/etc.) OR constitute a pokemon's fighting style (Dark/Psychic/etc.) and sometimes both (Fairy/Water/Ghost/etc.) This doesn't make sense for sound typing, since sound isn't a physical thing, nor does it constitute a typical fighting style a pokemon could realistically use for both offense and defense. A pokemon can't be "made of sound" since sound can't exist without another physical medium, and can't use sound for defense, [though admittedly there's obvious potential for sound as an offensive tool] so sound can only be used for one half of a "fighting style".

Sound type is a good idea because hearing is one of the 5 senses.

ICE resisting sound makes sense because ICE is LESS DENSE than WATER.

I was pretty strongly against sound type until watching this, but you've convinced me to at least consider it (and although I don't think it's at all likely, I hope to be proven wrong). I think the biggest thing holding it back in the community isn't necessarily that it's boring, but just that it sounds uncreative, similarly to "light", "nuclear", "wind", etc. But the way Uranium handled "nuclear" justified its inclusion, and the strengths/weaknesses of sound you described do the same.

This video is really well made! I only discovered it just now, and I am surprised how little attention this has. It deserves way more. Great job!

The sound type seems like a good idea, but I really don’t want them to remove Seismitoad’s ground type, it having the sound type makes sense, and this may just be from my obsession with Gen 5, but one of the best things about Seismitoad is it only having one weakness (or two if we count sound). Adding sound will bring the electric weakness back, keep the 4x grass weakness, and add a weakness to bug. I think it would be better as a split evolution or regional form. Returning to my Gen 5 obsession, if they ever remake BW, Clay’s gym could be screwed up if Palpitoad’s no longer a ground type. This is like my third time retyping it trying to have my reasons make sense

I’m honestly surprised that the Pokémon company haven’t done an Australian region with how much unique animals live there, it’s really the perfect place to base a Pokémon game in

I cant make community posts yet since you need 1000 subscribers but I wanted to say i appreciate the support on this video! This follow up video is going to be massive but I haven't gotten a ton of ideas for just new sound type pokemon so if you have any ideas feel free to comment them and ill probably include it in this follow up video coming soon. Some ideas I've had is a regional cyndiquil that has jaggered sound waves on its back instead of flames, or a rock sound type that's based on those rock formations by the sea that make the whistling noise from the ocean wind.

so I know loud noises being able to cause avalanches isn't actually a thing, but like. considering what a popular myth it is and how many of pokemon's type weaknesses are based on folklore or urban legends, I think any hypothetical sound type would be super-effective against ice if anything

I really like it! I added a song type in my currently under dev fangame and came to see your video a few days later, so I rly enjoyed it !

this video's been floating around in my recommended and I finally got around to watching it, so glad I did! it's such a good video, I love listening to ideas abt how pokemon could potentially change in different ways my fav's pokemon Torterra and I could imagine there being some sort of sound-type move that's common for ground-type pokemon to get that works similarly to earthquake except it maybe bypasses screens or something. coming up with random ideas for this kind of stuff is just so cool

it would be fun to have a sound type exclusive ability like "amplification" that allows super effective sound type moves to become 4x effective if you've used another sound type move on the previous turn.

While I agree that Sound types should exist, I don't think that it should be strong against Steel and Ground, otherwise Pokemon like Excadrill lose their use entirely. Also Pokemon like Metagross become completely null.

Imagine being able to play instruments in gen 9, kind of like the ocarina in oot, and the sound types singing or playing along with you.

This was a really good “first” video! Good job man

Sound type is a bad idea from a balance perspective. The basis of what would be strong and weak to a sound type are incorrect from a material science point of view. sound type would be super affective against: rock type, fire type(maybe), Ice type, ground type (maybe), and psychic type. of these types none of them need nerfs as they are ether fairly well balanced as is or even a little under powered. Sound type would also be resisted by water type, resisted by or immune by bug type, resisted by or immune by grass type, and resisted by steel type. while bug and grass do need buffs this is not worth buffing steel (edit: also water does not need a buff ether) even more. I say these are the types that would be resistant/weak to sound because of the way sound actually interacts with materials. sound waves can actually do serious damage to objects in the real world which does make for a compelling type argument, however only objects with ridged and brittle structures are susceptible to sound ruptures meaning materials that are soft and flexible such as water and most metals would be resistant while ice and rock which are defensively fairly weak right now would only gain another weakness. If you are going to argue that Gamefreak could just pick and choose their interpretations of the interactions to force game balance then they already could with the types they have in the game right now, and it would be far easier to do than add a new type. as an example: fire needs heat to burn, ice is cold there for ice should resist fire and be super affective against it. sound would basically be a type to cover the overlap between normal and flying type, the later of which is can also be called bird type or air type. it is redundant and would poorly affect the balance of the game. if you are concerned with type balance their interactions can and have been changed before, and that is a better place to start. also there is a screen shot of a city square for gen 9 that has all they types in a circle. There are only 18 tiles in the circle so sound type is disconfirmed for gen 9 for now.

This was a really well-informed video. Thank you for making it.

When I saw the concept of the video, I was definitely against adding sound type, but I'm pretty much convinced now. Great vid!

this was a really cool explanation vid and i actually learnt a lot about soundwaves, thanks dude and i really hope that pokemon gets its well deserved sound type!!!

Types that could work: Sound, Light(Instead of Fairy) and some have said Cosmic Fun Fact: If we added both Light and Cosmic, Solrock would have to be 4 types: - Rock(It's made of Rock) - Psychic(Psychic abilities) - Light(It represents the sun) - Cosmic(It's from Space)

I love the format of this video. I hope more are coming soon

According to western superstition ghosts are repelled by the ringing of a bell, so yeah, sound types moves should be super effective against ghost type pokemon

This was well made, I am patiently waiting for your next video especially now that we know the new region.

This is a really great idea, I think a couple of the retypings are off (some are a stretch - e.g. misdreavous- others are kinda perfect for their design as they are now - e.g. toxtrixity and politoad lines) but I love the concept in general, it fits a really cool gap, plus the retyping of "early game" normal moves like growl will just make the early games "pallet" of moves so to speak so much more interesting

I really like this idea I hope we see something like this in the near future, hopefully in Scarlett/Violet!

Great job on this video! I honestly thought you had a higher subscriber count just based on the quality of the video but I was surprised to see you’re brand new! Keep up the good work!

Really good video! It's good to see balance being sincerely considered in the addition of a new type.

Fun fact: when gen 3 was coming out they were planning to make an alien type for deoxys and also since clefairy and clefaible came from the moon, literally their type would become alien tol

I really like the idea of rebalancing the type matchups, and I like the thematic value of sound for some of the more boring normal pokemon (especially because normal is basically a non-type to me, which feels like a huge waste. I wish it resisted more things or something). That said, every current pokemon type is very easily arguable to be elemental. With the possible exception of fairy, ghost and psychic, but those are also very tangible states of being. Sound feels a little generic and unintuitive to me, and other people have already mentioned the issue with sound-based non-normal moves and stuff. It's hard, because there's an obvious emphasis on sound in the games that does feel underutilized, and a lot of those pokemon really need a buff, but it's a bit of a tough sell in terms of a whole new type

This is a really quality video dude well done.

I think we are forgetting that the move Throat Chop exist, wich prevents the target from using moves that emit sound for 2 turns. A singular move can shut down a entire type

Really interesting argument, you've got me just about convinced. The only hangup is how receptive people would be to a new type right now... One thing with the pokemon that could be changed to sound type- did you consider the Oricorios? Obviously it'd be a hard workaround considering each one has a different typing to go with its style (Baile being fire and flying and Sensu being ghost and flying, etc.) but they are all based on different dance styles- I would like to hear your thoughts on this even if nothing else!

Wow! I was legit shocked when I saw how small your channel was. Which makes sense since it's your first real video. But this is a very high quality video and you def got a sub out of me. Near the start of your video, you mentioned that water has more pokemon than any other type. If you were to split water into 2 types what would they be like? I'd love to see a future video covering that

Great job Mitch! I’m years out of Pokémon gaming and I still found this video really engaging. Looking forward to more!

Honestly these type matchups have more logic behind them than a lot of existing type matchups. You’ve convinced me this would be cool

I've been thinking about this for years, glad to learn I'm not alone edit: 9:07 hate that everyone forgets about conversion

I think Toxtricity should keep Electric/Poison, he already has that ability that boost sound based moves, just change it to "sound-type moves" and it's good enough for me.

Other possible Sound type pokemon candidates: Ludicolo (Either changes works) - It's obvious here. Plusle & Minun (Electric & Sound) - They are the cheering pokemon. Or a possible evolution that both could go into? Vibrava & Flygon (Change to Ground / Sound) - Vibrava's dex entries talk about it creating ultrasonic waves that cause people to have headaches. And Flygon's wings vibrating in sandstorms sounding like singing in multiple entries. There's enough Dragon / Sound in your database. Swablu & Altaria - (Either changes works) Swablu being a songbird & Altaria having a ton of entries about it's voice. Roggelrola/Boldore/Gigalith (Rock/Sound) - The whole line echo locate/are attracted to sounds like a magnet, plus it's a rock/sound type combo. New forms for Rotom & Oricorio would also make sense Also for those that know... SINGING... DOG!

This video is awesome. Looks like a change of direction for you based on the rest of your channel, but I’ll have an eye out for more stuff like this :)

I agree with all your points but some tells me even if we got the sound type, we are not getting a new Eevee evolution because each Eevee evolution has one stat that is higher than all the others, but since each stat has been used for the evolutions, there’s no other Stat that can be higher than the other ones without overlapping with another Eevee evolution.

I Really enjoyed this, like Really. Do you think you could make another video like this but with other custom types instead like, delta, light, magic, virtual, cosmic, and probably not because it wouldnt make much sense but mutant. Great video keep it up!

You gave an example of a rebuttal as just being a talking pokemon but even that has potential either story or combat wise for weord or cool attacks or plot points

Ngl pretty good stuff. I'm excited where to see where you go with this. I could totally see you with a couple 100k subs in the next few years.

I've also been thinking about this kind of thing, most of my same thoughts were in this video.

Aight, Pokemon that could change to sound type but don't really need to are pokemon like spinda, primarina, Jynx, maybe even Mr. Rime or lilligant. Regardless, very good video, definitely subscribing! Also, I really liked what you did with toxtricity. One of the reasons I didn't see sound type possible was because there was a lot of pokemon that have types that fit them a lot and are sound based, toxtricity being a perfect example for that. But you managed to fix it by making one toxtricity sound-electric and the other sound-poison, making it still electric-poison and also adding in the sound type. Very clever.

wish the best for your channel man

I think Sound should be immune to itself for the simple fact that opposing sound waves cancels each other

Oof, the scarlet and violet announcements kinda annihilated the Australia theory eh

Personally, I think an artificial/human/mythic type would make more sense. There are tons of Pokémon that are monotype which could receive it (or whose typing is not that fitting, or isn't anymore) like Abra, Porygon, Klink, Smeargle, regular Farfetch'd, Magikarp (and Gyarados potentially), Feebas and Lilipup for example, plus it's not something already defined in the game unlike sounds which has multiple abilities that interact with it due to being a movement property. This also has the possibility to bring back the theming steel lost in gen 6 of robotics and bring it back for those Pokémon while giving an excuse to rework hugely ice as well as to shake the type chart a bit. All that said, with the announcement of the new games, I think a new type is highly unlikely, I was already a detractor of the idea for a new type from the start, heck, I even had my doubts of a new type during the annoucement of gen 6 when we got a new type. Mainly because I don't think Pokémon needs a new type. Sound is an interesting type to make for a type-based game, though, so I would definetly fine interesting to see it in a diferent franchise/game.

Giving the bug type a sound immunity would go along way because it can play a major role when paired with other types that would be weak to sound like ground, steel, fairy, and water. Imagine scizor with 2 immunities. And since the steel/fairy would be 4× weak to sound it will no longer be the number one best duel type.

great video :) excited to see where u goooo

This caught my eye because I love Pokemon and I often love the use of elements in games and such, but I still don't see it as a viable addition, especially over something like a Light-based type. When it comes to the balancing, I could give you the effectiveness against Psychic and Ghost because, as you said, it'd be hard to concentrate. Specifically, it's hard to think properly with loud distractions, and, operating from a vibration aspect, as I imagine that Ghost is simply energy gathered and concentrated in a singular spot, the vibration would break this concentration apart as the energy wouldn't have any kind of container to contain it, in a sense. Ground and Rock could potentially be weak to the vibration aspect of Sound, but, for the same reason, Ice should probably be weak as well. At least with Ground and Rock, it's as much of a stretch as Steel. Things with such densely packed molecules or atoms are difficult to break apart without the help of extreme temperature or effects. For instance, Ground is effective against Steel, I assume, because you'd think of something like a car falling apart during an earthquake, but that's more the assembled pieces that aren't held together well enough, rather than a singular, solid object, such as the car's doors. For this reason, I can't think of a strong enough vibration to, in a sense, be effective against elements as dense and sturdy as Steel and Ground. Then, Water is probably the weakest argument, since sound/hearing is muffled in water. Sure a vibration may disturb the surface, but it doesn't really seem to do much in the negative sense. Even though I don't think it fits well, at least as well as Light, I wouldn't mind if it was included. A shakeup of the battle dynamics is always welcomed in my book. I remember a fan game that used Sound as a type, and it seemed to work well. In it, I believe that Sound was weak to Flying and ineffective to Water, but I don't remember what it was weak to.

So here's my pitch of how to introduce a sound type: Pokemon Treble and Pokemon Bass. I'd like the greater California mega region do we get a Hollywood type of story and adventure. The region itself can have different leaders be inspired by different perspectives of the arts. Theater, remixing, cooking, painting, etc. The box legendaries of Treble and Bass can also each be Sound type. The regional gimmick can literally be "Harmony Moves", like how we have synergy moves, sync moves, or unite moves in spinoffs, perhaps pokemon building a meter let you do a Special big move. The longer the meter, the more powerful the Harmony Move, or maybe even can be used to let certain pokemon transform or pseudo-mega. Additional sound type pokemon that could be fun: Turntables, steel/sound Cardinal/Blue Jay, flying/sound

Great video, looking forward to the follow up!

What a great video from a newer creator! You admittedly didn't really have to convince me, but I still really enjoyed your explanation and it helped make me even more interested in a type I've wanted since Gen 1.

And then, once they add sound, it’d be the perfect time to add voices to the game. This would bring more life to the game(especially the cutscenes)

Favourite pokemon is Golurk! Love the sound type idea! We desperately need a new flare to the game.

thing is if they add a sound type all sound based moves become sound type and normal types will only have tri attack and all the mechanics that sound moves have: -being blocked by sound proof and throat chop -ignoring substitutes -activating throat spray -having signature abilities like punk rock -sound moves already having different typed moves (snarl, strange spell, metal sound) will all just count for a singular type ._. I dunno about this but, i have an idea for a normal special move that is not sound based: force wave 90 bp the user sends out a (generic) power wave, this move has a 20% chance to flinch also: if psychic is getting another weakness without new resistances then goodbye psychic types, cya in PU also also: this is a great video🔥 I like your ideas and I love that grass and ice and bug get a buff great ideas! you earned a sub👍

good vid! i'd been somewhat ambivalent to the idea of the sound type before watching this, because i couldn't figure any good reasons for type matchups through my research, but you have 6 strong arguments for that! definitely keeping my audio type for my pokelike now

I would give it that fairy super effectiveness, as well as make it resist dark type (think of sonar making you able to notice something coming at you in the dark), but give it another weakness in poison type (honestly this one is to balance it for adding those 2 buffs, and I image being sick you get hoarse and can’t sing, but that’s a stretch). And if you wanna double down on making it a glass-cannon offensive threat, you should make it super effective to ghost, but also take double damage from ghost.

Rillaboom should be Grass/Sound, but then again, Cinderace should be Fire/Fighting and Inteleon should be Water/Dark.

RU-vid recommended your channel and I really enjoyed this video! I always wondered what sound type would look like. You did a great analysis and the length of the video was also ideal in my opinion. PS: I like all bird pokemon, but my favorite is probably Torchic

I enjoyed this video, keep it up man