NormalFlyingtype

NormalFlyingtype refers to a Pokémon type classification that combines the attributes of both the Normal and Flying types. This hybrid designation is used in certain fan-made games and community wikis to describe Pokémon that possess abilities, moves, and resistances of both parent types without being strictly classified under either one. In this system, NormalFlyingtype Pokémon inherit common traits such as high base stat diversity from the Normal type, while also gaining the common Flying type traits including immunity to Ground moves and advantage against Electric, Grass, and Bug moves.

Attack and defense interactions within the NormalFlyingtype system are based on the standard type effectiveness hierarchy. Moves that are Normal or Flying in nature retain their conventional damage multipliers, but the type modifier is calculated by averaging the interaction of the move with each parent type. Consequently, a Normal Flying move that would normally deal 1× damage against a Steel Pokémon, now deals 0.75×, reflecting the 1× from Normal and 0.5× from Flying. This blending also affects status moves; for example, a NormalFlyingtype Pokémon taking a status-inducing move such as Stun Spore (normally 1× damage) now takes 0.75× damage due to the influence of the Flying component.

The NormalFlyingtype designation is most commonly employed in custom Pokedex entries, fan-made compilations, and community rule sets that seek to streamline type coverage while still maintaining tactical depth. Several fan-made Pokémon are listed as NormalFlyingtype, including Skyline, a monotype that boasts high speed and the ability Inner Focus, and Zephyrite, a fragile but potent belligerent with the ability Levitate. These characters showcase the balance between the Neutral attack power of Normal-types and the evasive mobility typical of Flying-types, making NormalFlyingtype a popular choice for players seeking a versatile and balanced combat strategy.

By providing a synthesized type profile that fuses Normal with Flying capabilities, the NormalFlyingtype concept offers a flexible neutralistic option for trainers in both casual and competitive tiers, especially within user-designed formats where traditional type restrictions may be relaxed.