>>26325757
Pure retardation. The website data mining showed unused ground-type and fighting-type labels. They're either for the other two starters or none, fucking retards.

Starters have rarely, if ever (I can't think of any examples that have) shown indication of their secondary types if they got any before actually getting them, and the existence of other starters sharing the type has very clearly never stopped them before. I don't know if it's a better or worse type however. I would assuming hitting Steels would be worth it over Flying

Combination of data mining and Occam's razor. I'm still unsure about it myself, but it's something that one would be a fool to totally disregard.

>>26325798
what proof is there that the type labels are in anyway connected to the starters?

>>26325818
That's what I'm saying.

>>26325815
Running it through a type coverage calculator, Grass/Flying misses out on 30-some-odd Steels and Electrics, while Grass/Ground is walled by every Flying, Grass, and Levitating Grass-resist.

>>26325757
The thing that make me think it's possible it's the fact that Rowlet is the only dual type first stage starter since Bulbasaur so they will maybe try something new with it ie changing is second type a thing we never saw with a starter.

>>26325798
Ground is under Rowlett.

>>26325860
Resists?

>>26325815
Well, I just thought of Braixen. I guess it kind of indicated its type prior to actually gaining it. But it was a second stage and also it's the only one I can think of