@umchan649:

Grimer and Muk could probably fit there too, but it does seem like a small category at the moment.

@Darkarax:

Yeah, they definitely fit in the mutant category. Others that could fit the category don't exactly come to mind though...maybe Grimer and Muk? I'm sure there are others that I just can't think of...

@umchan649:

Okay, that kind of what I was thinking. Because I also had the idea to make a Mutant category for Trubbish and Garbodor too, since they were created by toxic waste and garbage.

@Darkarax:

Hm...maybe? ...Yeah, with its genetic structure, I think that Eevee would fit.

@umchan649:

Okay then. Let's switch gears for a moment. One new category I've been considering is Mutant Pokemon. You think Eevee and its evolutions would fall into that category?

@Darkarax:

Hm...that would make sense as well...

@umchan649:

What about a Mechanical Pokemon though. I mean it is a cyborg.

@Darkarax:

Yeah, I think Genesect is definitely a Fossil Pokemon.

@umchan649:

Well so far Genesect is the only Pokemon I'm aware of that's been altered by science. I'm pretty sure that I can at least classify Genesect as a Fossil Pokemon though, since it was originally a bug that existed in prehistoric times.

@Darkarax:

Hm, I think that it would probably include the accidental creations...what Pokemon besides Genesect have been altered but not created?

@umchan649:

Well in this case, Artificial Pokemon refers to Pokemon that have been created by humans, like Porygon and Mewtwo. But perhaps it could also refer to Pokemon that have been altered by humans, like Genesect, or Pokemon that have accidentally created by humans, like Trubbish and Garbodor. That's my dilemma at the moment.

Hmm...you've covered most of what I can think of right now, but I'll need to keep brainstorming. I think Shadow Lugia could be considered an Artificial Pokemon...would a lot of Artificial and Mechanical coincide? I don't know, just speculating...maybe some back-and-forth would help? I dunno, don't mind me >//<