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    has there been a pokemon type that you initially had little interest in only to come to love it later on?

    I know for myself I spent a long time viewing ground and poison type pokemon as really boring. I eventually started using ground types just to realize how useful they are, while I enjoyed how defensive poison types are and their designs
     

    Sirfetch’d

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    Ghosts types for me. Back in the earlier generations Ghosts types were really bad due to the lack of actual Ghost moves. Gengar is a really good example of this. As the generations went on and the split occurred, I developed quite the liking for Ghost Pokemon! I also adored the fact that so many cool ones were introduced in the later gens such as Frillish, Jellicent, Chandelure, and Pumpkaboo!
     
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  • Steel-types. While I wasn't that keen on using the type much since I thought it didn't have many strong attackers, it turns out I was pretty wrong. They can hit hard, take a hit and most have awesome designs too.
     

    Somewhere_

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  • Rock type... oh wait, its still bad.

    Except they are the best things to take down certain fire/flying types and countering bird spam. And stealth rocks ftw.
     

    Stealthfire

    Steel-Type Master
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  • Bug types. I mean, most bug type Pokemon aren't that great, really. Recently though, I caught a Cascoon in a nuzlocke run, evolved it into Dustox, and I came to absolutely adore it. It's not the best Pokemon I own, no, but it did give me a new appreciation for bug types in general.
     

    Kenchiin

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  • Dragons! At first I was like "What's the magic part? Dragonite is fat and orange".

    It changed later, actually, Dragonite is my favorite Pokemon! Really unexpected.
     

    Zoroark Cutie

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  • Normal for me. I always thought Normal types were just never good since early games are for the most part not really good, they aren't strong against anything, and a lot of my least favorite Pokemon are normal types, but after I start using some like Kangaskhan, Milktank, Blissey, Exploud, and Cincinoo, just to name a few, that I started to really like Normal types because mostly due to the move variety that they can have and only being weak to just Fighting.
     

    kyuubi93

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    I never used to like fighting types, that was until during a FRLG run, I decided to take and train the Hitmonlee I received from the fighting dojo. Turned out to be the strongest battler on my team, he hardly ever went down and also took care of Red's Snorlax with ease.
     

    Bounsweet

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    Bug-types, by a long shot. It's a type I always just sort of brushed off as being meh or boring, but I came to realize a lot of my favorite Pokémon are Bug-types lol. Namely Butterfree, Beautifly, Illumise, Masquerain, Leavanny, etc.

    Another type that I didn't really care for initially but I've grown to love it as well is Grass, but that didn't really surprise me as much as Bug did.
     
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