Type: Null?

[mew_nani]

Type Null look like an artificial pokemon made specifically for One mission.
And Gladian already has One as his main pokemon.
So , How does Player suppose to catch A Type: Null if its already owned by a trainer ? Unless , There were multiple Type:Null.

Another question ,
How does Type:Null eat ? It has a mask covering his entire mouth .

Apparently that's not a mask at all; it's a helmet, designed to help Type: Null focus its latent powers at the cost of slowing it down. I'm assuming it can be removed... though we're unlikely to ever see it without the helmet. As for getting one.... well we might be able to snag one later in the story. We sure aren't finding that thing in the wild.

 

[Adam Levine]

I love this Pokémon. Apart from it being a bootleg Absol, it's awesome. Nice hair, concept, name, and backstory. However its type doesn't really fit in with its design.

I love chimerae.

 

[Adam Levine]

What type would you preferred for it, instead? I kinda think Normal would've been the best type in a way for thematic reasons. :o

I would've preferred it to be Dark.

 

[blue]

Type: Null is a programming reference to an error where something is called that does not exist

Imagine if it is the result of transferring over Missingno. from RBY..

 

[raxic_ex]

Do note that Type: Null was created in hopes of being able to rival against the legendary Pokemon, and to control its power, the mask (or helmet, whatever works) was used to hinder its agility as in its description.

This means that Type: Null can possibly has its mask remove and maybe form change? at least I could see it'll have a stat boost (Speed stat most likely included, because the mask affects its agility) in a sense that it has the power of a legendary Pokemon. To be honest I could only see 1 Type: Null out there, I couldn't see the reason the scientist makes 2 same Type: Null that uses the same parts of several Pokemon... UNLESS there's another Type: Null with different parts of Pokemon......

 

[Xherdan]

Bro, Type: Null looks awesome. I want that on my team.

And of course, that edgy boy Gladion has one.

 

[Fortis92]

According to Lockstin/Gnoggin. Type: Null is the combination of the 3 starters and Iwanko, with their Alcehmical symbols as Salt, Sulfur, Mercury all around Lead respectively which are all required to make a philosopher's stone to gain the power of God or the power of Arceus

 

[jombii]

As much as a good design, I like a good concept better. And I love Type: Null as much as I love Mimikyu simply because of its background. There's so much air of mystery surrounding this Pokemon and I'm really excited to use it.

 

[Rai]

No doubt you've seen the speculation that gladion, lillie and lusamine are related by now. I was thinking gladion was part of aether but then ran off with type: null and joined team skull. Aether seems more likely to have the scientific wherewithal to create it. Also type: null's description says it was created to defeat pokemon which were threats which is a pretty noble cause.

No, I haven't seen the speculation, but thank you for the update. That would explain why a Pokemon created by scientists for a good purpose is being used by a villain character.

 

[Altairis]

But... why is it's NAME "Type: Null." They could have done something other than give it such a name.... I mean.... :(

Not gonna lie but I have no idea what to think of this Pokemon. Obviously it looks like it'll have some explanation in the story... (if not, idk what to do) so I guess I'll just wait for that.

 

[skyburial]

I think there's still plenty to learn about Type: Null. It's awesome that it gets Tri-Attack and whatnot, and I'm curious to see what its parts do to its breeding capacity, move pool, and forme potential.

Not to mention the likelihood that it will have excellent base stats.

 

[Mister Coffee]

[...] I'm curious to see what its parts do to its breeding capacity, move pool, and forme potential.

Not to mention the likelihood that it will have excellent base stats.

A pokemon that was designed to be Legend Hunter? If this thing doesn't have Pseudo-Legend stats I will be so incredibly confused.

Oh my goodness... I can't even begin to comprehend the Egg Groups that this pokemon probably belongs to... assuming that is if it is capable of breeding. If it is able to breed, I bet it would have an incredibly diverse move pool with a huge variety of egg moves.
I'm pretty excited to see more revealed about "Type: Null". I also really like it's name, the name helps present that "experiment gone wrong" vibe, this pokemon will probably have a huge and possibly tragic back story.

 

[Callmefreak]

I love it so much, even the name. It's an experiment that was only made to defeat a certain Pokemon. The name implies that they never cared about it aside from that. It's possible that there's a lot of Type:Null because they're failed experiments that they deemed unworthy of a decent name. Only time will tell~!