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How Was Type: Null Created?

In this video, I discuss the origins of Type: Null and how it was created. Physically appearing as a combination of many Pokémon and acting the part in it's varied array of moves, I'm seeking the truth behind what was really put into Type: Null. There's only one way to find out what though, so enjoy! ---------------------------------------­----------------------------------------­-------------------------- Let’s see some YouTube Links ► Subscribe! http://tinyurl.com/Join-LPM-On-His-Quest ► Rest of my YouTube Channel! - http://tinyurl.com/LegendaryPokeMaster ► My Backup Channel - http://tinyurl.com/Gentleman-Austin ► My Second Channel - http://tinyurl.com/Voila-Videos And also some social media ► My Twitter for Updates! - http://tinyurl.com/LPM-Twitter ► Google+ Near-Daily Pokémon Content - http://tinyurl.com/LPM-GooglePlus ► My Non-Pokemon Instagram Profile - http://tinyurl.com/LPM-Instagram And throw in some other links ► My Theory Community - http://tinyurl.com/PkmnConspiracies ► Recommend a Video - http://tinyurl.com/SuggestLPMVideo ► Banner, Logo and Background Creator - http://tinyurl.com/ShadGFX There you go! The perfect, EV bred video description links! Did you ever doubt my being the master? ---------------------------- -----------­----------------------------------------­-------------------------- ✔ One view = PokéTrainer ✔ One like = StrongPokéTrainer ✔ One comment = LegendaryPokéTrainer ✔ One subscription = PokéMaster ✔ Combination of all = Fellow LegendaryPokéMaster ---------------------------------------­----------------------------------------­-------------------------- Let’s not forget to give credit for some stuff! ► Music for initial intro “Hall of Fame” from Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen versions. Composed by Junichi Masuda. Game developed by Game Freak inc. Game published by Nintendo. ©2003 Game Freak, Nintendo & the Pokémon Company. All Rights Reserved. Music has been slightly altered from the original track, and falls under fair use as a remix/parody. ► Music for narrated introduction “Johto Game Corner Remix” based on work from Pokémon HeartGold and Pokémon SoulSilver. Remix from channel "Glitchxcity." Remix composed/uploaded by Glitchxcity. Original Composed by Junichi Masuda. Game developed by Game Freak inc. Game published by Nintendo. ©2010 Glitchxcity, Game Freak, Nintendo & the Pokémon Company. All Rights Reserved. Used with permission. ► Music through remainder of video “Diamond and Pearl Route 209 Remix” based on work from Pokémon Diamond, Pokémon Pearl and Pokémon Platinum. Remix from channel "Glitchxcity." Remix composed/uploaded by Glitchxcity. Original Composed by Junichi Masuda. Game developed by Game Freak inc. Game published by Nintendo. ©2006 Glitchxcity, Game Freak, Nintendo & the Pokémon Company. All Rights Reserved. Used with permission. ► Outro animation of Dragonite and Charizard dancing created by the YouTuber “Southern Lights” (Channel Link-    / @southernlights293  ) No infringement is intended by it’s use and I just would like to serve as a medium to show people the comedy of Southern Light’s work. Point is, they’re a really great YouTuber. Check out the original video :) (The publisher of this video, LegendaryPokéMaster, believes that the use of the songs/audio tracks listed above, photographic imagery from unnamed sources, as well as imagery from video games or related media, constitutes fair use. This is due to the copyrighted work (in some instances) the copyrighted work not being largely altered from the original copyrighted work, as well as the fact that it’s use in this video does not [significantly] impede upon the copyright holder’s commercial rights, or otherwise rights to sell the copyrighted work. The copyrighted material may also be used in an educational or parodical setting.) …………..///lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\\\ …………////………………….\\\\…Gotta ………....lllll————O————llllllll…Catch …………\\\\ …………………////…Em’ ……………\\\llllllllllllllllllllllllll////…All!