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* Flying: Skyler, Wendy, Tori (Japanese for "bird"), Gail/Gale, '''Wind'''sor/'''Wynd'''ham, ''Jet''hro, Ariel (either from ''aerial'' or the mythological air sprite); '''Harp'''er (from harpy, a bird of prey); '''Mill'''an (with two 'L'; from wind''mill''); Jay, Robin, Raven, Berdie; Ethel (as in 'ethereal, airy or lofty')

* Dark: Melanie (either this or Ghost; < Greek ''melanos'' 'dark'), Blake, Damien (demon), Darryl, ''Elvi''ra (an annagram of ''evil'', the Dark-type designation in Japan), Le''noir'' (as a sort of ClassyCatBurglar like Catwoman or Black Cat);

* Bug: Honey, Ti'''moth'''y, Webster, Mel (Latin for "honey"), Seth (as a reference to ''Film/TheFly1986''); Laverne (either a reference to "larva" or to "verme"), Deborah (meaning "bee"); '''Ant'''ony; '''Mel'''inda (from ''mel'' 'honey'); I'''mel'''da (from ''mel'' 'honey');

* Bug: Honey, Ti'''moth'''y, Webster, Mel (Latin for "honey"), Seth (as a reference to ''Film/TheFly1986''); Laverne (either a reference to "larva" or to "verme"), Deborah (meaning "bee"), '''Ant'''ony

* Flying: Skyler, Wendy, Tori (Japanese for "bird"), Gail/Gale, '''Wind'''sor/'''Wynd'''ham, ''Jet''hro, Ariel (either from ''aerial'' or the mythological air sprite); '''Harp'''er (from harpy, a bird of prey); '''Mill'''an (with two 'L'; from wind''mill''); Jay, Robin, Raven, Berdie

[[WMG: Possible MeaningfulName[=s=] / PunnyName[=s=] for future Gym Leaders]]

* Bug: Honey, Ti'''moth'''y, Webster, Mel (Latin for "honey"), Seth (as a reference to ''Film/TheFly1986''); Laverne (either a reference to "larva" or to "verme"), Deborah (meaning "bee")

* Dragon: Juste[[note]]A pun on ''joust'', a horseback game with ''lances'', the name of the first Dragon-type specialist.[[/note]], Rex
* Electric: Amber[[note]]Greek ''eléktron'' means 'amber'.[[/note]]; '''Bolt'''on, '''Zap'''pa
* Fairy: Sylvia[[note]]In this case, it would be a pun on ''sylph'', a type of sprite or spirit of the air.[[/note]]; Mona;[[note]]From Mo(rga)na Le ''Fay'' (Morgan the Fairy).[[/note]] '''Fab'''ian,[[note]]From Latin ''fabula'', 'fable', as in "''fairy'' tale".[[/note]] Chantel (from 'enchantment', 'enchanted').

* Fighting: Millie (military), Warren, Barbara (as in 'barbarian'); Marjorie (as in ''major'', a military rank; like a female Lt. Surge);
* Fire: Bernie, Scarlett, Cindy, Phoenix, Pyra, Carson (carbon, arson, "kazan" (Japanese for volcano)), Laverne (lava), Cole; Nicole, Ignez;[[note]]The 'g' is silent; from Latin ''igni-'' 'fire'.[[/note]] Vesta (an old-timey name for an elderly character); Brennan (from German ''brennen'' 'to burn'); Verona[[note]]In this an annagram of Spanish ''verano'' 'summer'.[[/note]], '''Char'''lie, Sandre (from French ''cendres'' 'ashes', in reference to the result of burning).
* Flying: Skyler, Wendy, Tori (Japanese for "bird"), Gail/Gale, '''Wind'''sor/'''Wynd'''ham, ''Jet''hro, Ariel (either from ''aerial'' or the mythological air sprite); '''Harp'''er (from harpy, a bird of prey); '''Mill'''an (with two 'L'; from wind''mill'');

* Ground: Sierra, '''Mont'''ana (as in 'mountain' < Latin ''mons, montes''), Terry, ''Geo''rge, Monty, '''Des'''mond (as in '''des'''ert), Gordun (annagram of 'ground'; pronunced like "Gordon"), Sandy; Argylle (in this case, a pun on ''argilla'', 'clay'); '''Marsh'''all (from 'marsh').

** Joe (as in average)
* Poison: Sid/Cid (a''cid''), Polly (''poll''ution), Trish (trash)
* Psychic: Penny;[[note]]As in, "a penny for your '''thoughts'''." Thoughts = mind.[[/note]] Seymour (sounds like "see more," referencing the Psychic-type's EyeMotifs)

* Rock: ''Gar''ret or Goyle;[[note]]Both harking to ''gargoyle'', those stone statues on churches.[[/note]] Cliff, Crag, Krystal, Rocky, Diamanda, Peter (means "rock"), Stenio (in real life, shortened form of Stefanio, but, in this context, reinterpreted to involve a pun with English ''stone'' and German ''Stein'' 'stone'); Gemma (as in '''gem'''stone); '''Jem'''ima (Jem = Gem);
* Steel[[note]]In other languages, the Steel-type is translated as either Iron-type or Metal-type.[[/note]]: Andrew (after steel baron Andrew Carnegie); '''Silv'''io (here a pun on '''silv'''er), '''Tin'''a (either referring to ''tin'' or to pla''tin''um); Sterling (as in, sterling silver), Magnus (magnet, magnesium, manganese), Nicole (nickel), Al (aluminum), Robert (robot), Vin'''cent''' (cents = currency, which are made of metal), Bastion (as in, a castle, a fortress, a fortification, strong and sturdy as ''steel'')
* Water: Sean, Sheldon, Amelia (''ame'' is Japanese for rain); Callie;[[note]]As a nod to Greek '''Caly'''pso, a ''sea'' nymph, or to s'''call'''op.[[/note]] Chel'''sea''', Brooke; Conchita[[note]]In this case, it is a Spanish diminutive that means 'little conch'.[[/note]], Marina, Mi'''chelle'''

* Rock: ''Gar''ret or Goyle;[[note]]Both harking to ''gargoyle'', those stone statues on churches.[[/note]] Cliff, Crag, Krystal, Rocky, Diamanda, Peter (means "rock"), Stenio (in real life, shortened form of Stefanio, but, in this context, reinterpreted to involve a pun with English ''stone'' and German ''Stein'' 'stone')

*** Barring an obvious flower derived name, Silvio (< Latin ''silva'' 'forest, woods' or ''Silvanus'' 'god of the forest'); Eden (as in 'Garden of ...'), Verbena (as a CoolOldLady owner of a tea shop); A'''pollin'''aire,[[note]]As in to ''pollinate''.[[/note]] '''Herb'''ie; Citrine (from citron or citrus fruit), '''Limon'''ge

* Ice: Brigid (rhymes with "frigid"), Fri[e]da[[note]]A pun on Latin ''frigidus'' > French ''froid'', Portuguese ''frio'', Spanish ''frío'' 'cold')[[/note]]; Al'''freddo''' (< Italian ''freddo'' 'cold'); Bora;[[note]]From Greek ''Boreas'' ('the freezing North Wind').[[/note]] '''Chill'''ton

* Fairy: Sylvia[[note]]In this case, it would be a pun on ''sylph'', a type of sprite or spirit of the air.[[/note]]; Mona;[[note]]From Mo(rga)na Le ''Fay'' (Morgan the Fairy).[[/note]] '''Fab'''ianm[[note]]From Latin ''fabula'', 'fable', as in "''fairy'' tale".[[/note]] Chantel (from 'enchantment', 'enchanted').

* Fairy: Sylvia[[note]]In this case, it would be a pun on ''sylph'', a type of sprite or spirit of the air.[[/note]]; Mona;[[note]]From Mo(rga)na Le ''Fay'' (Morgan the Fairy).[[/note]] '''Fab'''ian[[note]]From Latin ''fabula'', 'fable', as in "''fairy'' tale".[[/note]].

* Fire: Bernie, Scarlett, Cindy, Phoenix, Pyra, Carson (carbon, arson, "kazan" (Japanese for volcano)), Laverne (lava), Cole; Nicole, Ignez;[[note]]The 'g' is silent; from Latin ''igni-'' 'fire'.[[/note]] Vesta (an old-timey name for an elderly character); Brennan (from German ''brennen'' 'to burn'); Verona[[note]]In this an annagram of Spanish ''verano'' 'summer'.[[/note]], '''Char'''lie

* Fighting: Millie (military), Warren, Barbara (as in 'barbarian');

* Dark: Melanie (either this or Ghost; < Greek ''melanos'' 'dark'), Blake, Damien (demon), Darryl, ''Elvi''ra (an annagram of ''evil'', the Dark-type designation in Japan)

* '''Ball Fetch''': This Pokémon has a 10% chance of picking up a Poké Ball all on its own after the end of a battle. The type of Poké Balls it acquires depends on its level, beginning with only the standard red Poké Balls at Level 1 and culminating with Apricorn Balls, Dream Balls, Beast Balls, and very rare Master Balls at Level 70 or higher.

* Steel[[note]]In other languages, the Steel-type is translated as either Iron-type or Metal-type.[[/note]]: Andrew (after steel baron Andrew Carnegie); '''Silv'''io (here a pun on '''silv'''er), '''Tin'''a (either referring to ''tin'' or to pla''tin''um); Sterling (as in, sterling silver), Magnus (magnet, magnesium, manganese), Nicole (nickel), Al (aluminum), Robert (robot), Vin'''cent''' (cents = currency, which are made of metal)

* Bug: Honey, Ti'''moth'''y, Webster, Mel (Latin for "honey"), Seth (as a reference to ''Film/TheFly1986''); Laverne (either a reference to "larva" or to "verme")

*** Barring an obvious flower derived name, Silvio (< Latin ''silva'' 'forest, woods' or ''Silvanus'' 'god of the forest'); Eden (as in 'Garden of ...'), Verbena (as a CoolOldLady owner of a tea shop); A'''pollin'''aire,[[note]]As in to ''pollinate''.[[/note]] '''Herb'''ie; Citrine (from citron or citrus fruit)

* Ground: Sierra, '''Mont'''ana (as in 'mountain' < Latin ''mons, montes''), Terry, ''Geo''rge, Monty, '''Des'''mond (as in '''des'''ert), Gordun (annagram of 'ground'; pronunced like "Gordon"), Sandy; Argylle (in this case, a pun on ''argilla'', 'clay')

*** Barring an obvious flower derived name, Silvio (< Latin ''silva'' 'forest, woods' or ''Silvanus'' 'god of the forest'); Eden (as in 'Garden of ...'), Verbena (as a CoolOldLady owner of a tea shop); A'''pollin'''aire,[[note]]As in to ''pollinate''.[[/note]] '''Herb'''ie.

* Bug: Honey, Ti'''moth'''y, Webster, Mel (Latin for "honey"), Seth (as a reference to ''Film/TheFly1986'')

* Ice: Brigid (rhymes with "frigid"), Fri[e]da[[note]]A pun on Latin ''frigidus'' > French ''froid'', Portuguese ''frio'', Spanish ''frío'' 'cold')[[/note]]; Al'''freddo''' (< Italian ''freddo'' 'cold'); Bora[[note]]From Greek ''Boreas'' ('the freezing North Wind').[[/note]]

* Ground: Sierra, '''Mont'''ana (as in 'mountain' < Latin ''mons, montes''), Terry, ''Geo''rge, Monty, Gordun (annagram of 'ground'; pronunced like "Gordon"), Sandy; Argylle (in this case, a pun on ''argilla'', 'clay')

*** Barring an obvious flower derived name, Silvio (< Latin ''silva'' 'forest, woods' or ''Silvanus'' 'god of the forest'); Eden (as in 'Garden of ...'), Verbena (as a CoolOldLady owner of a tea shop); A'''pollin'''aire[[note]]As in to ''pollinate''.[[/note]]

* Rock: ''Gar''ret or Goyle;[[note]]Both harking to ''gargoyle'', those stone statues on churches.[[/note]] Cliff, Crag, Krystal, Rocky, Diamanda, Peter (means "rock"), Stenio (in this, related to English ''stone'' and German ''stein'' 'stone')

* Rock: ''Gar''ret or Goyle;[[note]]Both harking to ''gargoyle'', those stone statues on churches.[[/note]] Cliff, Crag, Krystal, Rocky, Diamanda, Peter (means "rock")

* Ground: Sierra, '''Mont'''ana (as in 'mountain' < Latin ''mons, montes''), Terry, ''Geo''rge, Monty, Gordun (annagram of 'ground'; pronunced like "Gordon"), Sandy

* Flying: Skyler, Wendy, Tori (Japanese for "bird"), Gail/Gale, '''Wind'''sor/'''Wynd'''ham, ''Jet''hro, Ariel (either from ''aerial'' or the mythological air sprite); '''Harp'''er (from harpy, a bird of prey)

* Ground: Sierra, '''Mont'''ana (as in 'mountain' < Latin ''mons, montes''), Terry, ''Geo''rge, Monty, Gordun (annagram of 'ground'; pronunced like "Gordon")