Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Today's strange and unusual deep dive will explore the mysterious and legendary world of Dragons in Pokemon. It's a question as old as time- What exactly makes a Pokemon a dragon?
Pokemon's dragon type is one of the most fascinating in the series. It's a mechanical designation in the games' rock paper scissor mechanics- but it also refers to a literal class of species- even more so, a mythological one. It should be simple enough- if a Pokemon is Dragon type then it should also be a Dragon itself- but things have been weird with that notion since the onset of the series. What makes something like Dragonite a dragon or Charizard? or Alolan Exeggutor over Milotic? Questions like these seem to only add more questions in an attempt to get to a clear cut bottom line answer. So we're going back to the drawing board with an all new perspective and attempt at putting the age old Pokemon Dragon Question to rest- let's dive in.
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Today's strange and unusual deep dive will explore the mysterious and legendary world of Dragons in Pokemon. It's a question as old as time- What exactly makes a Pokemon a dragon?
Pokemon's dragon type is one of the most fascinating in the series. It's a mechanical designation in the games' rock paper scissor mechanics- but it also refers to a literal class of species- even more so, a mythological one. It should be simple enough- if a Pokemon is Dragon type then it should also be a Dragon itself- but things have been weird with that notion since the onset of the series. What makes something like Dragonite a dragon or Charizard? or Alolan Exeggutor over Milotic? Questions like these seem to only add more questions in an attempt to get to a clear cut bottom line answer. So we're going back to the drawing board with an all new perspective and attempt at putting the age old Pokemon Dragon Question to rest- let's dive in.
Thank you to Pokedoku for featuring me on today's puzzle! Try the puzzle of the day here: pokedoku.com
AMAZING THUMBNAIL BY THE WONDERFUL WINONAPARADISE: https://bsky.app/profile/winonaparadise.bsky.social
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Gameplay comes from Pokemon Red, Pokemon Blue, Pokemon Yellow, Pokemon Gold, Pokemon, Silver, Pokemon Crystal, Pokemon Emerald, Pokemon Ruby, Pokemon Sapphire, Pokemon FireRed, Pokemon LeafGreen, Pokemon Diamond, Pokemon Pearl, Pokemon Platinum, Pokemon Black, Pokemon White, Pokemon Black 2, Pokemon White 2, Pokemon X, Pokemon Y, Pokemon Ultra Sun, Pokemon Ultra Moon, Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet. #pokemon #pokemonscarletandviolet #pokemonemerald
