Let's discuss fan types. Part 6, Crystal-type

1. So, what is this type all about?

This type largely originates from two elements, the Crystal Onix from the Orange Islands arc of the Original Pokémon animé series:

The second origin is the Crystal-type in TCG. In TCG, this type is a Poké-Body, which allows Colorless Pokémon to temporarily get another TCG type if they have that type's Energy card.

The primary inspiration behind this type is the general failure of Rock-type, particularly when it comes to showcase different rock types besides volcanic rocks, such as granite or magnetic rocks. As such, the only Rock-types that have crystals on them are Carbink and Diancie, whereas there are several Pokémon from other types with crystals on them, particularly in Psychic.

2.Where does this name come from?

See above.

3. Does this type have an in-game source?

Sort of. Both Power Gem and Diamond Storm are based off crystals, and are learned by Pokémon who have or composed of crystals.

The Crystal-type in TCG is also an inspiration.

4. What would be the ideas behind such a type?

There are three concepts this type can use;

1. Crystals as a general notion for all jewels. So, in this case, ambers and pearls can also be considered "crystals", so could gold and silver.

2. Scientific depictions of crystals, which is immensely rich.

3. Crystals as mystical power sources, which would be primarily inspired by the concept of crystal healing and depictions of crystals in JRPGs such as Final Fantasy.

5. What would be the type interactions of such a type?

Crystal as a type on its own is speculated here and here.

Crystal as a pseudo-type is characterized in Pokémon Azurite, where Crystal is a form-exclusive type that has no type interaction besides having STAB.

6. What would be the distribution of such a type?

Probably very rare, if it is created to be a powerful mystical type, or uncommon, if it is closer to Steel-type.

7. Future comments:

Because Rock-type does not have any major subsection of Crystal-based Pokémon, and all crystal based Pokémon are better off with other types besides maybe some Ice-types, this type has low chance to be conceptualized in near future, unless a radical amount of Crystal Pokémon is announced, a la Dark-type.

Let's discuss fan types. Part 5, Wind/Air-type

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1. So, what is this type all about?

This type is born out of the vacuum of a proper wind and air based type, and air's presence in most classical elemental hierarchies. 

This idea generally exists because the default air based type, Flying, is primarily based on species that can fly, rather than manipulation of air. This is because Flying-type's original version was Bird-type, which was untenable due to presence of Flying non-bird Pokémon such as Butterfree and Zubat-line.

2. Where does this name come from?

The name primarily comes from Final Fantasy elemental type, Wind.

The name Air comes from the four classical elements, fire, air, water and earth.

3.Does this type have an in-game source?

Yes, as a subsection of Flying.

Flying encompasses four major elements:

Acrobatics related moves such as Acrobatics.

Air manipulation based moves such as Gust, Hurricane, Air Cutter, Air Slash, Tailwind.

Bird based moves such as Sky Attack(Jp. name: God Bird), Aerial Ace(Jp. name: Swallow Cut) etc.

Flying based moves such as Fly, Bounce etc.

The second major element is what Wind-type is expecting to expand.

Other wind based moves such as Fairy Wind, Whirlwind(Japanese name: Blow Away) and Ominous Wind exist in other types. 

4. What would be the ideas behind such a type?

Final Fantasy's Wind element is a good reference. Air's status as one of the classical elements and its associations can also be used.

Wind's current scientific understanding can be used as well.

5. What would be the type interactions of such a type?

Primarily similar to Flying, but association with biological elements might not be present. For example, Ice and Electric weakness are meaningless for Wind, since Wind Pokémon will not be Flying animals, but probably wind spirits and such. Conversely, super-effectiveness against Bug would be meaningless because unlike bats and birds Wind-based Pokémon would likely not eat Bugs.

6. What would be the distribution of such a type?

Most likely, it would be similar to Fire and Electric, present in all regions in earlier routes, but relatively rare in both the amount of species and amount of locales they are available.

7. Future comments:

If such a type is created, Flying-type must have a new paradigm for Special moves. Chatter and Oblivion Wing are both wind independent special Flying moves, but both are signature moves based on abilities of bird Pokémon.

Something more commonly presentable must exist to fill the void that will be created by the introduction of a wind-type.

Editor's note: I don't personally like this idea, but this is a very popular one, and I can't really think of a means of introducing weather based and wind based phenomena, or classical interpretations of air with mysticism with Flying.
I can, however, definitely imagine such concepts being introduced within the limits of a Flying-type, something like say, a wind demon with regular wings. But I can't think of a wind demon that only manipulates air in Flying-type.

Edit(12.06.2021): Fixed Ominous Wind to Oblivion Wing.

Let's discuss fan types. Part 4, Cosmic/Alien-type

1. So, what is this type all about?

Cosmic-type is a fairly recently thought of type that emerged out of the vacuum for a dedicated type for extraterrestrial Pokémon, and their default setting as Psychic-type.

The earliest this idea can be traced is this deviantart blog, though idea likely predates that.
This is also called the "Alien-type".

2. Where does this name come from?

The name "Cosmic" comes from Cosmic Power, a Psychic-type move that is available for almost all extraterrestrial Pokémon.

Much like Magic, this idea is largely popularized due to Gymjack's image, but it is also often discussed on 4chan.

3.Does this type have an in-game source?

Yes, again, largely as a subsection of Psychic.

Gravity and Cosmic Power are space related Psychic-type moves, and several Psychic Pokémon and Cleffa line are extraterrestrial  Pokémon.

This is largely due to influence of Mother series, where alien species are known to use PSI moves(psychic attacks).

4. What would be the ideas behind such a type?

The general assumption is that a Cosmic-type would include moves related to extraterrestrial objects and creatures, primarily relying on modern day cosmology and science-fiction tropes for aliens.

It is possible that such a type might also include previous mythological approaches to extraterrestrial elements, but it is likely that such elements will fit better with paranormal types (Fairy, Psychic, Dragon etc.)

Another aspect of such a type would be the use of modern day large object physics, such as gravity, time travel through black holes, general theory of relativity etc.

5. What would be the type interactions of such a type?

It is hard to say, it can be immensely defensive or immensely offensive. Whatever it is, it will likely be based off difficulties of living in space.

6. What would be the distribution of such a type?

While Pokémon that mess with basic physics can be common, primary extraterrestrial Pokémon, just like current alien Pokémon, would be relatively rare.

This makes sense, considering how hard it is to survive in outer space for earth-evolved species like us, and space related mass extinction events and general rarity of UFO rumors.

7. Future comments:

The primary purpose of such a type would be to help relatively weak extraterrestrial Pokémon to have their niche, and introduce a lot of fringe theories about aliens to Pokémon franchise.

Let's discuss the issues in moves and why things are getting better.

Also known as "Here I justify my big rebuff debuff list" and "Here I vent off some more steam about balance".

Let's discuss fan-types. Part 3, Magic type

1. So, what is this type all about?

Magic type is a speculated type that has been initially proposed as a means of introducing magic and occult elements to Pokémon, particularly the spell casting kind seen in most JRPGs.

The primary difference between other fan types and Magic-type is that it has been reproposed after the introduction of the Fairy-type, which covers most of the expected elements of a hypothetical Magic-type, but is actually based on Japanese conception of Yosei primarily with some elements from European pagan deities and familiars. So, a Magic-type would create a supernatural, magical type that is not dependent on a childish or pagan elements.

2. Where does this name come from?

Earliest instance of Magic-type I can find is from Pokémon Factory, which is the only fan dex that has well conceptualized Magic as a type.

This idea has been largely popularized by Gymjack's image.

3.Does this type have an in-game source?

Shockingly enough, yes, largely as a subsection of Psychic.

Magic Coat, Magic Room, Magic Bounce, Magic Guard etc. are all magic related moves and abilities.

Dazzling Gleam and Mystical Fire both have Magic in their Japanese names.

4. What would be the ideas behind such a type?

My comments can be found here.

5. What would be the type interactions of such a type?

While I can't say much, this type has been conceptualized several times enough to be used by some fan game.

One thing that is necessary to mention is that such a type will likely give Ghost, Psychic and Fairy additional coverage, as they will likely be the parent types of such a type(Psychic in particular will be separated with the introduction of a Magic type).

6.What would be distribution of such a type?

Most likely it will be similar to Fairy than Psychic. That is, species themselves will be common, but the amount of possible species will be limited.

7.Future comments:

Because of ever expanding nature of Psychic-type, we can expect to see a demarcation of Psychic-type, one of which will likely be Magic-type. If this happens, one should not be surprised.

Let's discuss fan-types. Part 2, Nuclear type

1. So, what is this type all about?

Nuclear type is a fan proposed type that has been largely debated amongst fandom as a means of introducing nuclear physics in Pokémon world.

Unlike other fan-proposed types, Nuclear-type expects to create a powerful, but rare type that will fill a similar niche to Dragon types.

The basis of this type is the narrative of nuclear energy in West, particularly American West, as a force of nature with brutal power but can be tamed for good, as opposed to the narrative in East, particularly Japan, where nuclear power is presented as a bestial force(ie. Godzilla) due to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings and Chernobyl incident.

2. Where does the name come from?

The name comes from nuclear physics, where nuclear refers to the nucleus of the atom.

However, as mentioned above, the idea "nuclear" connotates is obviously refers to the kitschy romanticism of nuclear forces in science-fiction and comic books.

3. Does this type have an in-game source?

Because of the dynamics of Japanese nuclear energy industry, and Pokémon's obvious preference to romantic environmentalism, there is no basis for nuclear energy.

However, in the Pokémon fan-game Pokémon Uranium, this type is fully conceptualized as a semi-pseudo type alongside the likes of Shadow-type.

4. What would be ideas behind such a type?

Generally, the conventional applications of nuclear physics, such as nuclear fusion, nuclear waste, nuclear bombs, nuclear power plants etc. will be the basis of such a type.

Other basis of this type would be the basic nuclear configuration of elements, protons, neutrons, quarks, electrons etc.

Much more conceptional uses would be uses of nuclear energy in other areas, such as X-rays and matter transmutation.

The overall ideas behind all of these would be the poisonous nature that is present in different isotopes, nuclear energy as a metaphor for capitalism poisoning the environment(alongside creatures such as Grimer, Trubbish and Koffing), or the decaying nature of nuclear matter.

5.What would be the type interactions of such a type?

It is hard to say. Because nuclear energy, by its nature is hard to control, it is unlikely that any conceptualization would be satisfactory without being broken.

However, Nuclear moves can be used as high power moves by Poison-type Pokémon, just like Water-type with Ice-type.

6.What would be distribution of such a type?

Very rare, generally limited to broken-down or active nuclear reactors, mines containing nuclear material, or parts of regular gas stars that use nuclear energy to create massive heat.

7.Future comments:

Because the idea is very popular, there are different conceptualizations of this type that can be found on web besides Uranium's variation, which can be used for fan-games.

Mirror Something

Mirror Coat Learners:

1. Voltorb
2. Electrode
3. Wobbuffet
4. Corsola
5. Suicune
6. Wynaut
7. Deoxys
8. Lopunny
9. Magnezone
10. Glaceon
11. Vanillite
12. Vanillish
13. Vanilluxe
14. Squirtle
15. Wartortle
16. Blastoise
17. Tentacool  
18. Tentacruel
19. Girafarig
20. Mantine
21. Mudkip
22. Marshtomp
23. Swampert
24. Spoink
25. Grumpig
26. Lileep
27. Cradily
28. Feebas
29. Milotic
30. Shellos
31. Gastrodon
32. Mantyke
33. Snivy
34. Servine
35. Serperior
36. Gothita
37. Gothorita
38. Gothitelle
39. Alomomola
40. Amaura
41. Aurorus
42. Bergmite
43. Avalugg

Magic Bounce(Japanese name: Magic Mirror) Obtainers:

1. Mega Sableye
2. Mega Absol
3. Mega Diancie
4. Natu  
5. Xatu  
6. Espeon

Light Screen, Barrier, Reflect, and Bronzor are not listed.

Let's discuss fan types. Part 1, Sound/Echo type.

1. So, what is this type all about?

Sound/Echo-type is largely proposed as a type for buffing up sound-based Pokémon, many of which have incredibly low BSTs and sound-type moves which have incredibly low base powers.

The primary driving force behind this proposal is the fact that almost all sound-based Pokémon are either Normal-type or single-typed. Introduction of a Sound/Echo-type is supposed to help reduction of the base of Normal-type as a hodge-podge of all elements that don't fit into an established type, and grant a new STAB for powerless Pokémon, similar to how Fairy type born out of Normal-type.

2. Where does the name come from?

The name Sound-type comes from the "sound-based moves", which comes from the ability Soundproof's description.

The name Echo-type instead comes from Echo TCG deck, a TCG deck that focused on Normal-type Pokémon. Word Echo is also used in a later English TCG deck, Enchanted Echo.

3.Does this type have a in-game source?

The difference between Sound-type with other proposed types is that there is a specific category of sound-based moves, as mentioned above. The abilities of these moves are;

1. They bypass Substitute(as of Generation VI)
2. Many of them hit multiple opponents(as of Generation III)
3. They are avoided by Soundproof(as of Generation III).

In addition, since Generation I, there has been several sound-based moves(such as Sing) and Pokémon(such as Jigglypuff).

Sound-type also has a legendary dedicated to sound-based moves in the form of Meloetta.

4.What would be ideas behind such type?

One of the primary issue behind Sound-type becoming canonical is the issue of physical moves. Sound-based moves by nature are status based and special moves. Any physical move in relation to these must have physical contents, which might be based on the concept of Rhythm.

Other concepts here to be used are the concepts used in Sound based moves:

1. Singing
2. Roaring
3. Screams
4. Buzzing
5. Supersonic
6. Whistling

5.What would be the type interactions of such a type?

The highest connections of such a type would be based on the nature of sound, specifically its speed in different environments. Due to sound's association with normal, it is reasonable to expect that it will be blocked by Rock and Steel. Because sound moves faster in areas where there is more matter for sound to move from, it is reasonable that it will be resisted by Air, hit neutral to Water and hit super effectively to Ground.

But because sound is not a physical matter, its resistances and weaknesses are harder to imagine. Something based on the health of the vocal cords would most certainly work, however, whatever that may be.

6.What would be distrubition of such a type?

Most of the existing sound-based Pokémon are early to mid-route Pokémon, so it is reasonable to expect that such a type would work as an early route elemental type, in the vein of Water, Grass, Electric and Dark.

It is likely that most powerful Pokémon in this type would be based on Pokémon with high type variety and interesting abilities, not that the type itself is a high level type.

7.Future comments:

Because many sound based Pokémon such as Bug-types and Noibat-line cannot have a new type, it is possible that sound based moves will have more special properties with special items and abilities.

How to Improve: 298-183-184, Azurill-Marill-Azumarill

1.Stats: Should Azumarill get a stat boost, Evolution, Mega Evolution or nothing?

As Azumarill is a three stage species, it is impossible for it to evolve further. Azumarill gets 420 BST without the influence of Huge Power, and has recently gained an +10 BST for its Special Attack stat. Huge Power gives it roundly +99 BST, increasing the BST of Azumarill to around 520 BST. This is fairly sufficient for a three stage species, however Azumarill can only have this BST with the influence of an ability. This makes it a tricky species to work without the influence of Huge Power.

Without the influence of Huge Power, however, Azumarill is a effectively a big, sad joke. Because of this, if the species gets a Mega Evolution, much like Mega Medicham, it must keep its Huge Power ability to be pose even the slightest of threat. Under this logic. Azumarill-line would most  certainly benefit a massive BST boost to give it purpose beyond Huge Power, which in turn would make it a better Mega Evolution. Preferably, these boosts, unless it is due to a Mega Evolution, will focus on its sad Sp. Attack and large Special movepool.

2.Should Azumarill get more abilities?

Most logical answer would be to have a Special variant of Huge Power, but since no such thing exists, we have to look for possible logical abilities Azumarill can have.

1.Pixilate: As a Fairy-type with several Normal-type moves due its pre-evolution, Azurill, Pixilate would be a good fit for Azumarill. However, Azurill cannot get it, as it would lose one of its STABs.

2.Water Veil: As Water Veil is the ability inspired by Aqua Ring, and Azurill-line can get Aqua Ring, it makes sense that Azumarill should also get Water Veil.

3. Swift Swim: Similar to above, it makes sense that Azumarill should get Swift Swim, as it learns Aqua Jet.

4. Guts: Because of Azumarill's connections to Fighting-type moves, and its relative body fat, Guts makes a reasonable choice for it.

Other logical alternatives would include Forewarn, as it learns Future Sight, and Iron Fist, as it learns Punching moves.

3. Should Azumarill get more moves?

Absolutely. Some basic moves it can get are;

1. More STAB (Normal/Fairy/Water) moves: Primarily status moves, but more special Fairy and Water moves and more Physical Normal moves would be good.

2. More Ice and Fighting moves: Marill-line has a wide range of Ice and Fighting moves, which can be expanded significiantly. Some possible options would be Icicle Crash.

3. More Psychic moves: Now that Azurill-line is Fairy, its low connection with Psychic moves can be expanded.

4. Some self-recovery moves: Azumarill is a fairly bulky mon and a very slow offensive Pokémon. More healing options would allow it to continue on for a while.

5. More Dark and Rock-type moves: As they would increase its movepool.

4.What additional typing Azumarill can have?

Fighting and Ice are interesting options, but I don't see much alternate typing Azumarill can have, considering its current typing is unique for now.

Fairy-type Pokémon with Normal-type Offensive Moves

Ice-type Pokémon with Normal-type Offensive Moves

Taxonomy of Normal-type Moves:

Yawn Moves:

1. Yawn

Wringing Moves:

1. Bind
2. Constrict
3. Wrap
4. Wring Out

Cheering Moves:

1. Work Up(Japanese name: Cheer Up)

Wish Moves:

1. Wish

Egg Moves:

1. Egg Bomb
2. Soft-Boiled

Wind Moves:

1. Razor Wind(Japanese name: Kamaitachi)
2. Whirlwind(Japanese name: Blow Through)

Weather Ball Moves:

1. Weather Ball

Grip Moves:

1. Crush Grip(Japanese name: Grip Crush)
2. Vice Grip(Japanese name: Hassam, Pincer or Clamp)

Card Moves:

1. Trump Card

Beam Moves:

1. Hyper Beam
2. Techno Blast
3. Tri Attack

Transforming Moves:

1. Transform

Tickling Moves:

1. Tickle

Raging Moves:

1. Rage
2. Thrash

Dancing Moves:

1. Entrainment
2. Swords Dance
3. Teeter Dance

Body Charge Moves:

1. Double-Edge
2. Tackle
3. Take Down

Tail Moves:

1. Tail Slap
2. Tail Whip

Star Moves:

1. Swift(Japanese name: Speed Star)

Scent Moves:

1. Sweet Scent

Stockpile-Spit Up-Swallow Moves:

1. Spit Up
2. Stockpile
3. Swallow

Fang Moves:

1. Hyper Fang
2. Super Fang

Punch Moves:

1. Comet Punch
2. Dizzy Punch
3. Mega Punch
4. Strength

Struggle Moves:

1. Bide
2. Endeavor
3. Endure
4. Facade
5. Flail
6. Last Resort
7. Struggle

Stomp Moves:

1. Stomp

Hopping Moves:

1. Splash

Spike Moves:

1. Spike Cannon

Smokescreen Moves:

1. Smokescreen

Sumo Moves:

1. Fake Out
2. Smelling Salts

Talking Moves:

1. Sleep Talk

Slashing Moves:

1. Crush Claw
2. Scratch
3. Slash

Cutting Moves:

1. Cut
2. Guillotine

Slam Moves:

1. Slam

Slacking Moves:

1. Slack Off

Headbutt Moves:

1. Headbutt
2. Skull Bash(Japanese name: Rocket Headbutt)

Sketch Moves:

1. Sketch

Psychic Moves:

1. Psych Up
2. Simple Beam

Shell Moves:

1. Shell Smash

Sharpening Moves:

1. Sharpen

Explosion Moves:

1. Explosion
2. Self-Destruct

Power Moves:

1. Hidden Power
2. Nature Power
3. Secret Power

Intimidation Moves:

1. Glare
2. Leer
3. Lovely Kiss
4. Mean Look
5. Scary Face

Protective Field Moves:

1. Protect
2. Safeguard

Rock Climbing Moves:

1. Rock Climb

Friendship Moves:

1. Frustration
2. Return

Revenge Moves:

1. Retaliate

Refresh Moves:

1. Refresh

Reflect Type Moves:

1. Reflect Type

Recycle Moves:

1. Recycle

Recover Moves:

1. Recover

Spin Moves:

1. Rapid Spin

Speed Moves:

1. Extreme Speed
2. Quick Attack

Present Moves:

1. Present

Pound Moves:

1. Pound

Friendship Making Moves:

1. (Entrainment)
2. Play Nice

Money Moves:

1. Happy Hour
2. Pay Day

Pain Split Moves:

1. Pain Split

Blessing Moves:

1. Natural Gift(Japanese name: Nature's Blessing)

Afro Moves:

1. Head Charge(Japanese name: Afro Break)

Minimizing Moves:

1. Minimize

Mind's Eye Moves:

1. Foresight(Japanese name: Thought Reader)
2. Mind Reader(Japanese name: Mind's Eye)

Mimicking Moves:

1. Copycat
2. Mimic

Milk Moves:

1. Milk Drink

Finger Moves:

1. Follow Me(Japanese name: Stay with this finger)
2. Metronome(Japanese name: Wag Finger)

Kick Moves:

1. Mega Kick

Me First Moves:

1. Me First

Chant Moves:

1. Lucky Chant

Aiming Moves:

1. Lock-On

Horn Moves:

1. Horn Attack
2. Horn Drill

After You Moves:

1. After You

Acupressure Moves:

1. Acupressure

Cat Moves:

1. Assist(Japanese name: Cat's Paw)

Attraction Moves:

1. Attract
2. Captivate

Ball Moves:

1. Barrage

Fury Moves:

1. Fury Attack
2. Fury Swipes

Ninja Moves:

1. Double Team

Texture Moves:

1. Conversion(Japanese name: Texture)
2. Conversion 2(Japanese name: Texture 2)

Kiai Moves:

1. Focus Energy

Defense Breaking Moves:

1. Chip Away
2. Feint

Curling Moves:

1. Defense Curl

Hardening Moves:

1. Harden

Double Moves:

1. Double Hit

Round-trip Moves:

1. Double Slap(Japanese name: Round-trip Slap)

Going Easy Moves:

1. Hold Back(Japanese name:Go Easy)

Animation-only Moves:

1. Celebrate
2. Hold Hands

Helping Moves:

1. Bestow
2. Helping Hand

Annoying Moves:

1. Swagger

Growth Moves:

1. Growth

Praising Moves:

1. Encore

Disabling Moves:

1. Disable

Thieving Moves:

1. Covet

Camouflaging Moves:

1. Camouflage

Baton Passing Moves:

1. Baton Pass

Belly Drum Moves:

1. Belly Drum

Blocking Moves:

1. Block

Body Slamming Moves:

1. Body Slam

Sound-based Moves:

Loud Noise Moves:

1. Boomburst
2. Echoed Voice
3. Hyper Voice
4. Snore
5. Uproar

Sonic Moves:

1. Sonic Boom
2. Supersonic

Sing Moves:

1. Perish Song
2. Relic Song
3. Round
4. Sing

Screeching Moves:

1. Screech

Intimidating Moves:

1. Noble Roar
2. Roar

Cry Moves:

1. Growl

Bell Moves:

1. Heal Bell(no longer sound based, but originally was)

Howling Moves:

1. Howl

Secret Telling Moves:

1. Confide

Taxonomy of Dark-type Moves:

Hitting After Hit Moves:

1. Assurance

Beating up Moves:

1. Beat Up

Biting Moves:

1. Bite
2. Crunch

Dark Thought Moves:

1. Dark Pulse
2. Nasty Plot

Seizing Moves:

1. Embargo(Japanese name: Seize)

Fake Cute Moves:

1. Fake Tears

Ambush Moves:

1. Feint Attack
2. Sucker Punch

Flattery Moves:

1. Flatter

Tossing Moves:

1. Fling

Trickery Moves:

1. Foul Play
2. Switcheroo

Clawing Moves:

1. Hone Claws

Fury Moves:

1. Hyperspace Fury

Knocking Off Moves:

1. Knock Off

Death related Moves:

1. Memento
2. Night Slash

Night related Moves:

1. Night Daze

Threatening Moves:

1. Parting Shot

Countering Moves:

1. Payback
2. Punishment

Pursuing Moves:

1. Pursuit

Postponing Moves:

1. Quash

Annoyance Moves:

1. Snarl
2. Taunt
3. Torment

Thievery Moves:

1. Snatch
2. Thief

Topsy-Turvy Moves:

1. Topsy-Turvy

Taxonomy of Fairy-type Moves:

Cute Moves:

1. Baby-Doll Eyes
2. Charm
3. Sweet Kiss
4. Disarming Voice(Japanese name: Charm Voice)

Moon Moves:

1. Moonblast
2. Moonlight

Mist Moves:

1. Misty Terrain
2. (Aromatic Mist)

Aroma Moves:

1. Aromatic Mist

Trick Moves:

1. Crafty Shield(Japanese name: Trick Guard)

Fairy Moves:

1. Fairy Lock
2. Fairy Wind

Light Moves:

1. Light of Ruin
2. Dazzling Gleam

Frolicking Moves:

1. Play Rough(Japanese name: Frolic)

Flower Moves:

1. Flower Shield

Kiss Moves:

1. Draining Kiss
2. Sweet Kiss

Magical Moves:

1. Dazzling Gleam(Japanese name: Magical Shine)

Geocontrol Moves:

1. Geomancy(Japanese name: Geocontrol)

Taxonomy of Fighting-type Moves:

Throwing Moves:

1. Circle Throw
2. Seismic Toss
3. Storm Throw
4. Vital Throw

Aura Moves:

1. Aura Sphere

Kiai Moves:

1. Focus Punch(Japanese name: Kiai Punch)
2. Focus Blast(Japanese name: Kiai Blast)

Punching Wave Move:

1. Vacuum Wave

Chopping Moves:

1. Brick Break
2. Cross Chop
3. Karate Chop

Sword Moves:

1. Secret Sword
2. Sacred Sword

Force Exertion Moves:

1. Force Palm(Japanese name: Force Exert)

Sumo Moves:

1. Arm Thrust

Wrestling Moves:

1. Flying Press
2. Submission

Kick Moves:

1. Double Kick
2. High Jump Kick
3. Jump Kick
4. Low Kick
5. Low Sweep(Japanese name: Low Kick)
6. Rolling Kick
7. Triple Kick

Punching Moves:

1. Drain Punch
2. Dynamic Punch
3. (Focus Punch)
4. Hammer Arm
5. Mach Punch
6. Power-Up Punch
7. Sky Uppercut

Slapping Moves:

1. Wake-Up Slap

Countering Moves:

1. Counter
2. Revenge
3. Reversal

Smashing Moves:

1. Rock Smash

Muscle Build Up Moves:

1. Bulk Up(Japanese name: Build Up)

Fighting Moves:

1. Close Combat

Power Moves:

1. Superpower

Life Risking Moves:

1. Final Gambit(Japanese name: Life Risking or Life Sacrifice)

Guard Moves:

1. Quick Guard

Ninja Moves:

1. Mat Block

Seeing Moves:

1. Detect

Taxonomy of Psychic-type Moves:

Room Moves:

1. Magic Room
2. Trick Room
3. Wonder Room

Trick Moves:

1. Trick
2. (Trick Room)
3. Power Trick

Teleportation Moves:

1. Teleport
2. Ally Switch

Kinesis Moves:

1. Psychic(Japanese name: Psychokinesis)
2. Telekinesis
3. Kinesis(Japanese name: Spoon Bend)
4. Confusion(Japanese name: Mindpower)

Synchro Moves:

1. Synchronoise

Assist Moves:

1. Stored Power(Japanese name: Assist Power)

Swap Moves:

1. Guard Swap
2. Heart Swap
3. Power Swap
4. Skill Swap

Role Playing Moves:

1. Role Play(Japanese name: Change Appearance)

Resting Moves:

1. Rest

Light/Reflecting Moves:

1. Light Screen
2. Mirror Coat
3. Reflect

Psycho Moves:

1. Psybeam(Japanese name: Psychobeam)
2. Psychic(Japanese name: Psychokinesis)
3. Psycho Boost
4. Psycho Cut(Japanese name: Psycho Cutter)
5. Psyshock(Japanese name: Psycho Shock)
6. Psystrike(Japanese name: Psycho Strike)
7. Psywave(Japanese name: Psychowave)

Power Moves:

1. (Power Split)
2. (Power Trick)
3. (Power Swap)

Split Moves:

1. Guard Split
2. Power Split

Mist/Luster Moves:

1. Luster Purge
2. Mist Ball

Crescent Moon Moves:

1. Lunar Dance(Japanese name: Crescent Moon Dance)

Miracle Moves:

1. Miracle Eye

Meditation Moves:

1. Calm Mind
2. Meditate(Japanese name: Yoga Pose)

Magic Moves:

1. Magic Coat
2. Magic Room

Wall Moves:

1. Barrier
2. (Light Screen)
3. (Reflect)

Sealing Moves:

1. Imprison(Japanese name: Seal)
2. Heal Block(Japanese name: Restore Seal)

Hypnosis Moves:

1. Hypnosis

Heart Moves:

1. Heart Stamp
2. Heart Swap

Cosmic Moves:

1. Cosmic Power
2. Gravity
3. Hyperspace Hole

Heal Moves:

1. Healing Wish
2. Heal Pulse

Future Sight Moves:

1. Future Sight

Agility Moves:

1. Agility

Amnesia Moves:

1. Amnesia

Dream Eating Moves:

1. Dream Eater

Supernatural Power Moves:

1. Extrasensory(Japanese name: Supernatural Power)

Guard Moves:

1. Guard Swap
2. Guard Split

Taxonomy of Grass-type Moves:

Absorbing Moves:

1. Absorb
2. Giga Drain
3. Mega Drain

Spore Moves:

1. Cotton Spore
2. Spore

Cotton Moves:

1. Cotton Guard
2. (Cotton Spore)

Seed Moves:

1. Bullet Seed
2. Leech Seed
3. Seed Bomb
4. Seed Flare
5. Worry Seed

Powder Moves:

1. Sleep Powder
2. Stun Spore(Japanese name: Numbing Powder)

Leaf Moves:

1. Leaf Blade
2. Leaf Storm
3. Magical Leaf
4. Razor Leaf

Grass Moves:

1. Grass Knot
2. Grass Pledge
3. Grassy Terrain
4. Leaf Tornado(Japanese name: Grass Mixer)

Wood Moves:

1. Wood Hammer
2. Horn Leech(Japanese name: Wood Horn)

Whip Moves:

1. Power Whip
2. Vine Whip

Forest Moves:

1. Forest's Curse

Petal Moves:

1. Petal Blizzard
2. Petal Dance

Needle Moves:

1. Needle Arm
2. Spiky Shield

Root Moves:

1. Ingrain(Japanese name: Extend Roots)

Solar Moves:

1. Solar Beam

Photosynthesis Moves:

1. Synthesis(Japanese name: Photosynthesis)

Nature Energy Moves:

1. Energy Ball

Aroma Moves:

1. Aromatherapy

Plant Moves:

1. Frenzy Plant

Taxonomy of Water-type Moves

Bubble Moves:

1. Bubble
2. Bubble Beam

Shell Moves:

1. Clamp
2. Razor Shell
3. Withdraw

Pincer Moves:

1. Crabhammer

Steam Moves:

1. Steam Eruption

Ink Moves:

1. Octazooka (Japanese name: Octillery Cannon)

Pulse(Wave) Moves:

1. Origin Pulse
2. Water Pulse

Saltwater Moves:

1. Brine

River Moves:

1. Muddy Water(Japanese name: Muddy River)

Aqua Moves:

1. Aqua Jet
2. Aqua Ring
3. Aqua Tail

Diving Moves:

1. Dive

Hydro Moves:

1. Hydro Cannon
2. Hydro Pump

Rain Moves:

1. Rain Dance

Boiling Water Moves:

1. Scald

Water Moves:

1. Water Gun
2. Water Pledge
3. Water Shuriken
4. (Water Pulse)
5. Water Sport
6. Soak(Japanese name: Waterlog)

Waterfall Climbing Moves:

1. Waterfall(Japanese: Waterfall Climbing)

Whirlpool Moves:

1. Whirlpool

Water Spout Moves:

1. Water Spout

Taxonomy of Flying-type Moves

Bird Moves:

1. Brave Bird
2. Sky Attack(Japanese name: God Bird)

Acrobatic Moves:

1. Acrobatics

Air Moves:

1. Air Slash
2. Air Cutter

Aero Moves:

1. Aeroblast

Bouncing Moves:

1. Bounce

Parrot Moves:

1. Mirror Move(Japanese name: Parrot Mimicry)
2. Chatter

Fog wiping Moves:

1. Defog(Japanese name: Fog Wipe)

Ascension Moves:

1. Dragon Ascent

Wing Moves:

1. Oblivion Wing
2. Wing Attack

Bird Pun Moves:

1. Aerial Ace(Japanese name: Swallow Cut)

Feather Moves:

1. Roost(Japanese name: Feather Rest)
2. Feather Dance

Pecking Moves:

1. Peck
2. Pluck

Beak Moves:

1. Drill Peck(Japanese name: Drill Beak)

Wind Moves:

1. Gust
2. Hurricane
3. Tailwind

Flying Moves:

1. Fly(Japanese name can also be translated as Sky Jump).

Free falling Moves:

1. Sky Drop(Japanese name: Free Fall)

Taxonomy of Bug-type Moves:

Order Move Moves:

1. Attack Order
2. Defend Order
3. Heal Order

Bug(Mushi) Moves:

1. Bug Buzz
2. Bug Bite
3. Struggle Bug

Webbing Moves:

1. Spider Web
2. Sticky Web
3. String Shot

Cutter Moves:

1. Fury Cutter
2. X-Scissor

Blood Sucking Moves:

1. Leech Life(Japanese name: Suck Blood)

Spike/Needle Moves:

1. Pin Missile(Japanese name: Missile Needle)
2. Twineedle(Japanese name: Double Needle)
3. Fell Stinger(Japanese name: Finishing Stinger/Needle)

Signaling Moves:

1. Signal Beam

Firefly Moves:

1. Tail Glow(Japanese name: Firefly Light)

Round-trip Moves:

1. U-turn(Japanese name:Round-trip)

Roller Moves:

1. Steamroller(Japanese name: Hard Roller)

Wind Moves:

1. Silver Wind

Infestation Moves:

1. Infestation(Japanese name: Follow About)

Horn Moves:

1. Megahorn

Butterfly Moves:

1. Quiver Dance(Japanese name: Butterfly Dance)

Powder Moves:

1. Rage Powder

Dust Moves:

1. Powder(Japanese name: Dust)

Taxonomy of Electric-type Moves

Electrically charged Body Impact Moves:

1. Bolt Strike
2. Fusion Bolt
3. Volt Tackle
4. Wild Charge
5. Spark

Electrically charged Body Part Moves:

1. Nuzzle
2. Thunder Fang
3. Thunder Punch

Charging Moves:

1. Charge
2. Charge Beam

Electric Terrain Moves:

1. Electric Terrain

Electromagnetism Moves:

1. Magnet Rise(Japanese name: Electromagnetic Levitation)
2. Magnetic Flux
3. Thunder Wave(Japanese name: Electromagnetic Wave)
4. Zap Cannon(Japanese name: Electromagnetic Cannon)

Electric blast Moves:

1. Thunder
2. Thunderbolt(Japanese name: 100,000 Volts)

Electric Charge Moves:

1. Discharge
2. Parabolic Charge

Voltage Switch Moves:

1. Volt Switch

Electric Wave Moves:

1. Shock Wave(Japanese name: Electric Shock Wave)
2. (Thunder Wave)
3. Eerie Impulse(Japanese name: Strange Wave)

Electric Ball Moves:

1. Electro Ball

Electric Web Moves:

1. Electroweb(Japanese name: ElecWeb)

Plasma Moves:

1. Ion Deluge(Japanese name: Plasma Shower)

Electrification Moves:

1. Electrify

Taxonomy of Poison-type Moves

Acid Moves:

1. Acid
2. Acid Spray
3. Gastro Acid

Liquefication Moves:

1. Acid Armor(Japanese name: Liquefy)

Poisonous Gas Moves:

1. Poison Gas
2. Smog
3. Clear Smog

Sludge Moves:

1. Sludge
2. Sludge Bomb
3. Sludge Wave

Garbage Moves:

1. Gunk Shot(Japanese name: Dust Shoot)

Snake Moves:

1. Coil

Poisonous Body Moves:

1. Poison Fang
2. Poison Jab
3. Poison Tail
4. Cross Poison

Poisonous Item Moves:

1. Poison Powder
2. Poison Sting
3. Toxic Spikes

Belching Moves:

1. Belch

Poisonous Liquid Moves:

1. Toxic(Japanese name: Excessive Poison)
2. Venom Drench(Japanese name: Venom Trap)
3. Venoshock(Japanese name: Venom Shock)

Taxonomy of Ghost-type Moves

Startling Moves:

1. Astonish
2. Lick
3. Night Shade

Grudge Casting Moves:

1. Grudge
2. Spite

Curse Casting Moves:

1. Curse
2. Hex

Nightmare Moves:

1. Nightmare

Eerie Moves:

1. Confuse Ray(Japanese name: Eerie Light)
2. Ominous Wind(Japanese name: Eerie Wind)

Forced Death Moves:

1. Destiny Bond(Japanese name: Fellow Travelers)

Shadow Moves:

1. Shadow Ball
2. Shadow Claw
3. Shadow Force
4. Shadow Sneak

Halloween Moves:

1. Trick-or-treat(Japanese name: Halloween)

Phantom Moves:

1. Phantom Force(Japanese name: Ghost Dive)

Taxonomy of Ice-type Moves

Icicle Moves:

1. Icicle Crash
2. Icicle Spear

Snow Moves:

1. Avalanche(Japanese name: Snow Avalanche)
2. Powder Snow

Mist Moves:

1. Haze(Japanese name: Black Mist)
2. Mist(Japanese name: White Mist)

Aurora Moves:

1. Aurora Beam

Frozen Body Moves:

1. Ice Ball
2. Ice Fang
3. Ice Punch

Ice Throw Moves:

1. Freeze Shock
2. Ice Shard

Freezing Beam Moves:

1. Ice Beam

Freezing Moves:

1. Freeze-Dry
2. Sheer Cold

Cold Breath Moves:

1. Frost Breath

Freezing Wind Moves:

1. Blizzard
2. Glaciate
3. Ice Burn
4. Icy Wind

Hail Moves:

1. Hail

Taxonomy of Dragon-type Moves

Space-time moves:

1. Roar of Time
2. Spacial Rend

Rage Moves:

1. Dragon Rage
2. Outrage

Wind Moves:

1. Twister

Meteor Moves:

1. Draco Meteor

Dragon Body Part Moves:

1. Dragon Claw
2. Dragon Tail
3. Dual Chop

Dragon Aura Moves:

1. Dragon Pulse

Dragon Breath Moves:

1. Dragon Breath

Dragon Dance Moves:

1. Dragon Dance

Dive bombing Moves:

1. Dragon Rush

Taxonomy of Steel-type Moves

Gear moves:

1. Gear Grind
2. Shift Gear

Magnetism Moves:

1. Magnet Bomb

Light-based Moves:

1. Doom Desire
2. Flash Cannon
3. Mirror Shot

Iron-covered body Moves:

1. Iron Head
2. Iron Tail
3. Metal Claw
4. Meteor Mash
5. Steel Wing

Iron Defense Moves:

1. Iron Defense

Autotomize Moves:

1. Autotomize

Metal Sound Moves:

1. Metal Sound

Gyro-based Moves:

1. Gyro Ball

Shield Moves:

1. King's Shield

Heavy Moves:

1. Heavy Slam

Bullet Moves:

1. Bullet Punch

Taxonomy of Ground-type Moves

Bone based moves:

1. Bone Club
2. Bone Rush
3. Bonemerang

Seismic Moves:

1. Bulldoze
2. Fissure
3. Earthquake
4. Magnitude

Sand-based moves:

1. Sand Attack
2. Sand Tomb

Mud based Moves:

1. Mud Bomb
2. Mud Shot
3. Mud Sport
4. Mud-Slap

Drill-based moves:

1. Drill Run

Digging based moves:

1. Dig

Spikes based moves:

1. Spikes

Gaia Power Moves:

1. Earth Power
2. Land's Wrath

Thousand Moves:

1. Thousand Arrows
2. Thousand Wave

Precipice Moves:

1. Precipice Blades

Soil management/Gardening moves:

1. Rototiller

Taxonomy of Rock-type Moves

Crystal Moves:

Crystal summon moves:

1. Diamond Storm

Crystal light moves:

1. Power Gem

Rock throwing Moves:

1. Rock Throw
2. Smack Down

Rock summoning moves:

1. Stone Edge
2. Stealth Rock
3. Rock Slide
4. Rock Blast
5. Rock Tomb

Sandstorm Moves:

1. Sandstorm

Body impact moves:

1. Rollout
2. Head Smash

Rock Cut Moves:

1. Rock Polish(Japanese name: Rock Cut)

Paleo Moves:

1. Ancient Power

Taxonomy of Fire-type Moves

Magma-related Moves:

Eruption-based moves:

1. Eruption
2. Magma Storm

Smoke-based moves:

1. Lava Plume(Japanese name: Smoke Burst)

Magical Fire Moves:

Spectral Fires:

Will-o-wisp Moves:

1. Will-O-Wisp

Hell fire Moves:

1. Inferno(Japanese name: Purgatory)

Pyrokinetic Moves:

1. Mystical Fire(Japanese name: Magical Flame)
2. Fusion Flare

Sacred Fire Moves:

1. Sacred Fire

Flaming hit Moves:

Flaming Body Blows:

1. Flame Charge
2. Flame Blitz
3. Flame Wheel
4. Heat Crash
5. V-create
6. (Sacred Fire)
7. Fiery Dance

Flaming Fighting Moves:

1. Blaze Kick
2. Fire Punch

Flaming Body Parts:

1. Fire Fang

Flamethrower Moves:

Flaming Breath moves:

1. Ember
2. Flamethrower
3. Incinerate
4. Fire Blast
5. Blue Flare

Explosive Moves:

Fireball Moves:

1. Searing Shot(Japanese name: Flame Bomb)
2. Flame Burst
3. Blast Burn

Hot Wind Moves:

1. Heat Wave(Japanese name: Hot Wind)

Sunshine Moves:

1. Sunny Day

Heating Moves:

1. Overheat

What will be the next TCG type change? (Updated 10.12.2019)(Further updated 10.01.2020)

Since Gen 7 is clearly not going to add any new types, I wondered what can be the focus of the next generation.

So, what will be the next type focus and type organization in TCG?

So far, the type combinations went something like this:

Gen I: Start.
Gen II: Darkness and Metal are introduced.
Gen III: No major additions, but dual types have been introduced.
Gen IV: Poison has been added to Psychic, rather than Grass.
Gen V: Dragon has been added in the middle of Gen V.
Gen VI: Fairy has been introduced.

So, our current situation look like this:

No additional types:
Lightning, Fire, Darkness, Metal, Dragon, Fairy

Consisting of two types:
Water, Grass, Colorless

Consisting of three types:
Psychic, Fighting

We can reasonably expect that eventually all types will be one energy, but in the current situation, we can think of a few iterations:

Fighting, Separate it into Earth(Ground, Rock) and Fighting.
Psychic, Separate it into Psychic(Ghost, Psychic) and Poison.

However, another possible iteration would be;

Grass is re-retconned to Grass, Bug, Poison.
Psychic is divided into Psychic and Ghost.

This would give us two energies covering three types, and two solitary types.

But can Psychic be divided? Actually, yes.

After all, Dragon-type was divided from Colorless because of Dragons presence in Gen V games, so if Gen VI's focus is Ghost-types, which is very likely considering we haven't had a generation that really focused on them, and it is the rarest of all paranormal types. Not to mention, since the only known Ghost legendary is in Gen IV, which might get a remake in Gen VII, it would make sense to introduce a Ghost TCG type alongside it.

Note: This post is purely based on Games relationship with TCG, not TCG metagame itself.

Edit (10.12.2019):
Poison is confirmed to change from Psychic to Darkness in Gen 8. This leaves Fighting as the only type composed of three types in the games. Next generation should likely give us a new type, possibly Ghost or Flying.

Edit (10.10.2020):
https://www.pokebeach.com/2020/01/nine-surprising-changes-announced-for-the-ptcg-fairy-pokemon-dropped
Fairy-type is also integrated into Psychic-type now, which suggests there won't be a new TCG type in Gen 9.

Pokémon that are not part of Dragon Egg Group that get Dragon moves

Dragon-types  that are not in Dragon Egg Group:

1. Ampharos  
2. Vibrava
3. Flygon
4. Latias
5. Latios
6. Rayquaza
7. Dialga
8. Palkia
9. Giratina
10. Arceus
11. Reshiram
12. Zekrom
13. Kyurem
14. Noibat
15. Noivern
16. Zygarde

Dragon Egg Group Members that are not Dragon-type:

1. Charmander
2. Charmeleon
3. Charizard (Has Dragon Mega)
4. Ekans
5. Arbok
6. Horsea
7. Seadra
8. Magikarp
9. Gyarados
10. Treecko
11. Grovyle
12. Sceptile  (Has Dragon Mega)
13. Swablu  (Has Dragon Evolution)
14. Seviper
15. Feebas
16. Milotic
17. Scraggy
18. Scrafty
19. Skrelp  (Has Dragon Evolution)
20. Helioptile
21. Heliolisk

Dragon-type move learners that are not Dragon-type or part of Dragon Egg Group:

Dragon Breath Learners:

1. Onix  
2. Steelix
3. Archen
4. Archeops
5. Aerodactyl

Dragon Claw Learners:

1. Aerodactyl
2. Totodile
3. Croconaw
4. Feraligatr
5. Tyranitar
6. Aggron
7. Groudon
8. Krookodile
9. Archen
10. Archeops  
11. Eelektross
12. Chesnaught
13. Pangoro
14. Barbaracle
15. Yveltal

Dragon Dance Learners:

1. Lapras
2. Totodile
3. Croconaw
4. Feraligatr
5. Larvitar
6. Pupitar
7. Tyranitar
8. Barboach
9. Whiscash
10. Corphish
11. Crawdaunt
12. Tropius

Dragon Pulse Learners:

1. Squirtle
2. Wartortle
3. Blastoise
4. Nidoqueen
5. Nidoking
6. Arcanine
7. Onix
8. Rhyhorn
9. Rhydon
10. Lapras
11. Aerodactyl
12. Feraligatr
13. Steelix
14. Tyranitar
15. Lugia
16. Aggron
17. Tropius
18. Groudon
19. Cranidos
20. Rampardos
21. Lucario
22. Rhyperior
23. Heatran
24. Serperior
25. Krookodile
26. Archen
27. Archeops  
28. Eelektross
29. Clauncher
30. Clawitzer

Dragon Rush Learners:

1. Lugia
2. Yveltal
3. Rhyhorn
4. Rhydon
5. Aron
6. Lairon
7. Aggron
8. Rhyperior

Dragon Tail Learners:

1. Blastoise
2. Nidoqueen
3. Nidoking
4. Onix  
5. Lickitung
6. Rhydon
7. Mew
8. Meganium
9. Feraligatr
10. Slowking
11. Steelix
12. Lugia
13. Aggron
14. Groudon
15. Rampardos
16. Lickilicky
17. Rhyperior
18. Serperior
19. Samurott
20. Krookodile
21. Archeops  
22. Eelektross
23. Amaura
24. Aurorus

Dual Chop Learners:

1. Mankey
2. Primeape
3. Machop
4. Machoke
5. Machamp
6. Electabuzz
7. Magmar
8. Mew
9. Elekid
10. Magby
11. Combusken
12. Blaziken
13. Monferno
14. Infernape
15. Riolu
16. Lucario
17. Croagunk  
18. Toxicroak  
19. Electivire
20. Magmortar
21. Gallade
22. Sawk
23. Mienfoo
24. Mienshao
25. Pawniard
26. Bisharp
27. Meloetta
28. Chespin
29. Quilladin
30. Chesnaught
31. Pancham
32. Pangoro
33. Binacle
34. Barbaracle
35. Hawlucha
36. Hoopa

Outrage Learners:

1. Venusaur
2. Blastoise
3. Nidoqueen
4. Nidoking
5. Mankey
6. Primeape
7. Growlithe
8. Arcanine
9. Marowak
10. Rhydon
11. Kangaskhan
12. Tauros
13. Lapras
14. Snorlax
15. Mew
16. Meganium
17. Feraligatr
18. Granbull
19. Larvitar
20. Pupitar
21. Tyranitar
22. Swampert
23. Exploud
24. Aggron
25. Tropius
26. Torterra
27. Rampardos
28. Bastiodon  
29. Abomasnow
30. Rhyperior
31. Serperior
32. Krookodile
33. Archeops
34. Eelektross
35. Bouffalant
36. Landorus
37. Pangoro
38. Amaura
39. Aurorus
40. Xerneas

Twister Learners:

1. Pidgey
2. Pidgeotto  
3. Pidgeot
4. Mantine
5. Wingull
6. Pelipper
7. Mantyke
8. Snivy
9. Servine
10. Serperior

Dragon Breath, Dragon Tail Learners:
Onix, Steelix

Dragon Breath, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Claw Learners:
Archen, Aerodactyl

Dragon Breath, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Claw, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Archeops,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance Learners:
Totodile, Croconaw,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, Outrage, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail Learners:
Feraligatr

Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, Outrage, Dragon Pulse Learners:
Tyranitar,

Dragon Dance, Outrage Learners:
Larvitar, Pupitar,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Tail, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Rush, Outrage Learners:
Aggron,

Dragon Rush Learners:
Aron, Lairon,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail Learners:
Groudon,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Krookodile,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Eelektross,

Dragon Claw, Dual Chop Learners:
Chesnaught, Barbaracle

Dragon Claw, Dual Chop, Outrage Learners:
Pangoro,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Rush Learners:
Yveltal,

Dragon Dance, Dragon Pulse, Outrage Learners:
Lapras, Tropius,

Dragon Pulse, Dragon Rush Learners:
Rhyhorn,

Dragon Pulse, Dragon Rush, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Rhydon, Rhyperior,

Dragon Rush, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail Learners:
Lugia,

Dragon Tail, Dragon Pulse, Twister, Outrage Learners:
Serperior,

Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Nidoqueen, Nidoking, Rampardos, Blastoise

Dragon Pulse, Outrage Learners:
Arcanine,

Dragon Pulse, Dual Chop Learners:
Lucario,

Dragon Pulse, Outrage Learners:
Amaura, Aurorus,

Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Meganium,

Dual Chop, Outrage Learners:
Mankey, Primeape,