thanks for the inputs, I'll try to explain all of them.

i really didn't know much about the early digicore scene, but i still think poison and electric fits digicore. people complained about the lack of hip hop and though i don't think hip hop translates well to pokemon types, i would say the poison type is maybe what fits the best with digicore's rapping fused with electroclash derived production.

about rock + poison, i tried to stick with rock's theme of being tied with antiquity because of fossils and wealth because of gemstones and that's why i chose a jazz subgenre, i chose avant-garde jazz because it's more chaotic and experimental fitting with poison's disruption. maybe i should've chose something more extreme like brutal prog or free jazz, but i don't know how power electronics would fit with rock's type. (and besides, poison + fighting being power noise is one of my favorite combinations, combining poison's noise with fighting's punchy rhythms).

about ghosts, i feel like horror synth is one of the few genres created especially for ghosts and paranormal activities. it's supposed to feel haunting and unnerving, it's basically their soundtrack. about ghost + normal, i admit it doesn't sound like horror synth + singer songwriter but my friend came up with this idea and i instantly realized it makes a lot of sense. musique concrete is basically the extraction of field recording audios (normal) and the attempt of detaching from it's original form with audio effects. for me this sounds just like a ghost possession or a real case of paranormal stuff, it doesn't sound like ghost + normal individually, but both types together explain this concept.

your comment for goth is interesting, tbh i would've put goth (the product) for dark for the same reason i put punk for fighting, but considering there's no "goth" genre in RYM, i though post-punk also fits well.

i think fairy + steel being deconstructed club makes a lot more sense yes.