I'm sitting here trying to imagine the sheer size of this thing in real life... It'd be one bloody huge tarantula. I'm not sure if I'd be able to stand my ground against one without running away eep-ing, which is pretty bad considering that I like spiders

Great design, tho, and a Fire/Bug combo would be really fun, especially on something like this. I bet it could jump pretty high and move fairly fast with legs like that.

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OMG Cool. ^^

I really like the design. ^

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Hugespider is huuuuuuuuuuge. (the 'Huge Spider' thing never fails to crack me up. XD)

Pretty well my favorite starter line of yours. The type combination is interesting, and yeah, spiders pwn. ^^

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StellarWind. NOT Stellar Wind.

I like the design of it very cool:Clap:

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art is great but the concept bugs me....
this fakemon is good as a regular one, but absolutely not as starter, as its type should be bug/fire so it'd make sense not fire/bug

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Types are programmed in the following order: Normal, Fire, Water, Electric, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Poison, Ground, Flying, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Ghost, Dragon, Steel, Dark

Usually, when a Pokémon is dual-typed, its types will follow that order. There are a few exceptions, such as many common poisonous bugs being Bug/Poison, however Skorupi is Poison/Bug (because its Bug typing changes to Dark when it evolves.)

Shuckle is Bug/Rock, but Anorith and Armaldo are Rock/Bug. Why? This is because fossils are Rock first and foremost - Omanyte, Omastar, Kabuto, and Kabutops are all Rock/Water because they are fossils; Corsola and Relicanth are not fossils, so they are Water/Rock.

Sableye is Dark/Ghost (because it is a Dark-type with Ghost characteristics, if you want to accept Mystery Dungeon as an example, Sableye cannot pass through walls like other ghosts) and Spiritomb is Ghost/Dark (because it is a Ghost-type with Dark characteristics.)

Dialga is Steel/Dragon, Palkia is Water/Dragon, and Giratina is Ghost/Dragon. Normally Dialga's typing would be listed as Dragon/Steel, but because Palkia and Giratina's typings still go in the programmed order, and because Dialga's Steel typing is more important than its Dragon typing, the order is switched.

So: because Fire comes before Bug in the programming order, and because, as a starter line, their Fire typing is more significant than any subtyping, Charach, Flarach, and Magmarach are Fire/Bug.

pokemon have always had the types in the order it makes sense o_O

why would the programmers be so awesomly stupid to make it so that when they choose 2 types for a pokemon that they get the order its programmed and then they change many afterwards because of some reasons....instead of just putting them in the desired order at beginning?

your theory fails at almost all bug(as u already said, even the only poison/bug is an exception LOL), most dark, half of the dragons, half of the flyers, some ghosts, some grass, many grounds, few ice, many poison, some psychics, many steel, half rock, few water and some other like hondour or toxicroak!

i knew about the fossils....but if it was like u think, there would be no reason to change the order of types at special things like the fossils, if it doesnt matter anyway in which order the types are.

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So: because Fire comes before Bug in the programming order, and because, as a starter line, their Fire typing is more significant than any subtyping, Charach, Flarach, and Magmarach are Fire/Bug.

I guess you missed this part, hope it helps u.

i didnt miss it.
if you want to help me at this:
explain why ariados is bug/poison.

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