This spawned jokes about how Nidoking and Nidoqueen can't breed but Skitty and Wailord can, or making pedophilia jokes about how Nidoking can breed with a female Nidoran.

Nidoqueen had menopause Explanation Curiously, while Nidoran females can breed, Nidorina and Nidoqueen can't.

Explanation Grapploct, an octopus that lives in the ocean, is a pure Fighting type, while one of Urshifu's two forms is a Fighting/Water type… for some reason.

Ah yes, the elusive land octopus and the endangered undersea panda.

This also applies to Pokémon such as the lake trio that are literally named after types of fairies in all languages, and Galarian Ponyta was in a similar boat before its Psychic/Fairy evolution was revealed. Like Charizard with dragons, Celebi is one of the most stereotypically fairylike Pokémon ever, but it remained Psychic/Grass-type when the Fairy type was introduced and it was retconned onto some older Pokémon, aside from the type containing some oddballs like Galarian Weezing, Kantonian Mr.

Celebi isn't a fairy Explanation For some Pokémon species both new and old, the Fairy type is in a similar boat to the Dragon type.

While it makes sense for it to keep its typing, it can't learn any Dragon moves besides Twister (which all the Forces of Nature can learn), despite having big claws and being a perfect candidate for Dragon Claw, making its situation even more egregious than Charizard and Gyarados in some ways. Thundurus' Therian Forme is based on the Azure Dragon, but retains the Electric/Flying type of its Incarnate Forme. Explanation The Therian Formes of the Forces of Nature are based on The Four Gods, which was made even clearer with the addition of Enamorus in Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

The Vermillion Bird, the White Tiger, the Black Tortoise, and the Azure.

Even when one of Charizard's Mega Evolutions is revealed to be part-Dragon, this meme still persists in some ways. Some fans have reconciled this oddity by distinguishing between 'dragon' and 'Dragon-type' as different concepts within Pokémon, which can be backed up both by official comments on Charizard and Gyarados ( not so much Lugia) and by how 'Dragon' elemental powers are treated in other franchises, as well as a quote from Lance in Pokémon Masters.

Meanwhile, actual Dragon-types include Altaria (a bird), Vibrava (an adult antlion), Goomy (a slug), Applin (a worm living inside an apple), Alolan Exeggutor (a 35-foot walking palm tree), Duraludon (a dinosaur-shaped building), Zygarde's alternate forms (an Animalistic Abomination Doberman and a Humanoid Abomination resembling a Humongous Mecha), Eternamax Eternatus (a giant alien hand), and Tatsugiri (a fish that disguises itself as a piece of sushi). Charizard/Gyarados isn't a dragon Explanation Fans have long questioned the logic behind the Dragon typing, with Pokémon like Charizard, Gyarados, Lugia, Therian Forme Thundurus, and Iron Jugulis, all clearly based off different kinds of dragons, to not be Dragon-types.On May 24th, YouTuber GIFs With Sound 2 uploaded a montage of 'Wasted' GIFs (shown below). On May 14th, Smosh highlighted several notable 'Wasted' animated GIFs. On May 11th, YouTuber mari cano uploaded a similar montage of 'real life wasted' FAIL videos (shown below, right). In the first four months, the video gained over 200,000 views and 280 comments. On May 9th, YouTuber Szczery Jerry uploaded a video titled 'Wasted in real life,' featuring a montage of FAIL videos with the Grand Theft Auto death screen (shown below, left). On April 25th, CollegeHumor published a compilation of notable 'Wasted' GIFs. On January 8th, 2014, the /r/wastedgifs subreddit was launched, highlighting animated GIFs edited with the Grand Theft Auto death screen display (shown below). The same death screen is used in Grand Theft Auto V. Starting with Grand Theft Auto IV, the death screen showed the player dying in slow motion against a black-and-white filter, followed by the message 'Wasted' displayed in red text. Starting in Grand Theft Auto III and continuing with the sequals Vice City and San Andreas, the 'Wasted' message is displayed by panning away from the character aerially (shown below, right).

Upon death in Grand Theft Auto 2, the death screen features the 'Wasted' text along with an announcer cheerfully saying the expression (shown below, left). As the player character faces death, the message will appear, followed by a groan noise while the camera zooms in on the deceased player. The 'Wasted' death screen first appeared in the original Grand Theft Auto game released in 1997.

Dinosaur mascot wasted meme