Water types are more common that Normal types.

One of these things is not like the others.

-or-

There's a spy in our midst.

Gryphose said:

One of these things is not like the others.

-or-

There's a spy in our midst.

They are all blue...

MacGuffin said:

Water types are more common that Normal types.

Our ocean is bigger than our landmass.

Kikimaru said:

Our ocean is bigger than our landmass.

I like the way you logic

Kikimaru said:

Our ocean is bigger than our landmass.

Unfortunately, that leads to many recent Pokemon based on aquatic animals to not be Water type because they have to keep the Water type population down.

Which is even sadder when so many Water types you see in the last 2 gens are just placeholders replacements for older gen Pokemons(Basculin, Timpole family), gimmick Pokemons who are just there because they have alternate-typed counterparts(Simipour family), which can also overlaps as being plain useless(Alomomola) along with older gens Waters who are just plain forgettable and just ended up taking up Dex space for nothing(Luvdisc, Corsola, Qwilfish, Fineon).

azurelorochi said:
...which can also overlaps as being plain useless(Alomomola) along with older gens Waters who are just plain forgettable and just ended up taking up Dex space for nothing(Luvdisc, Corsola, Qwilfish, Fineon).

Alomomola, Basculin, and Qwilfish are powerhouses in their respective tiers. I can't really say much for the rest, but there are a few duds in every type.

Kikimaru said:

Our ocean is bigger than our landmass.

Which is why we at Team Magma are looking for fresh-faced recruits. This gross imbalance cannot stand!