This tooJuventus said:why aren't high level pokemon/trainers used as elite weapons of war?
And that be the best Pokemon related thing I have ever seen.Irony said:Yeah when you look at Pokemon there are alot of things odd about it.
Another thing that I've noticed in that most of the games the starting town only ever has about 3 buildings; you family's, someone else's (the Professor's family's or your rivals'), and the Professor's lab. But there's always some random people walking around. And one's always fat. WHERE DO THESE PEOPLE COME FROM?![]()
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BUt then his relative (who is your rival) gets the type advantage on you. SO is he really an ass, or just a genius at being a douche?TrevorGruen said:1. Prof. Oak is an ass!- this is something I looked over for a long time, but i realized, doesn't it seem odd that when Oak asks for you and his relative (son? nephew?) to come to the lab for a pokemon, he gives you one first, and when your rival asks what about him all Oak says is "shh! wait your turn!" seems odd that he seems to prefer his neighbor over his own flesh and blood.
Taking a glance at the last image...I'm guessing you live in America?Irony said:Yeah when you look at Pokemon there are alot of things odd about it.
Another thing that I've noticed in that most of the games the starting town only ever has about 3 buildings; you family's, someone else's (the Professor's family's or your rivals'), and the Professor's lab. But there's always some random people walking around. And one's always fat. WHERE DO THESE PEOPLE COME FROM?![]()
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Some more.WorldCritic said:And that be the best Pokemon related thing I have ever seen.Irony said:Yeah when you look at Pokemon there are alot of things odd about it.
Another thing that I've noticed in that most of the games the starting town only ever has about 3 buildings; you family's, someone else's (the Professor's family's or your rivals'), and the Professor's lab. But there's always some random people walking around. And one's always fat. WHERE DO THESE PEOPLE COME FROM?![]()
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You Should.Irridium said:*shnip*
I really shouldn't enjoy this as much as I do.
Yeah, but still, think about the economy based in the Pokemon world where hospital care can be totally free (no matter how severe the injury or number of times you use it) but a bottle of Lemonade is 350 Pokedollars. The only way I can see this making sense is that the hospital treatment is incredibly easy and cheap while lemonade is some sort of luxury item.GodofCider said:Taking a glance at the last image...I'm guessing you live in America?Irony said:Yeah when you look at Pokemon there are alot of things odd about it.
Another thing that I've noticed in that most of the games the starting town only ever has about 3 buildings; you family's, someone else's (the Professor's family's or your rivals'), and the Professor's lab. But there's always some random people walking around. And one's always fat. WHERE DO THESE PEOPLE COME FROM?![]()
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Ketsuban said:Or, you know, she wants you to not be brutally killed by the ferocious wildlife. Pokémon aren't exactly cuddly kittens.wolas3214 said:how would you feel if your vet said hope to see mr.fluffykins break his leg again!
Also in my search for Scolipede, google images showed me this:FungiGamer said:Disturbingly this is supported by the pokedex, several entries on Pidgeot mention its sharp talons and keen eyes able to spot and snatch Magikarp up from great distances, and even more recently those anteater pokemon (Heatmor) have an entry that literally says they melt down the steel ant pokemon (Durant) in the same area and devour their innards 0_oRatRace123 said:Do larger, predatory Pokemon hunt smaller ones?
Entries edit:
"PIDGEOT (Red/Blue) When hunting, it skims the surface of water at high speed to pick off unwary prey such as Magikarp."
"HEATMOR: Using their very hot, flame-covered tongues, they burn through Durant's steel bodies and consume their insides."
You should see some of the Ekans "Vs." Pikachu ones..... ugh.....Terminate421 said:Also in my search for Scolipede, google images showed me this:FungiGamer said:Disturbingly this is supported by the pokedex, several entries on Pidgeot mention its sharp talons and keen eyes able to spot and snatch Magikarp up from great distances, and even more recently those anteater pokemon (Heatmor) have an entry that literally says they melt down the steel ant pokemon (Durant) in the same area and devour their innards 0_oRatRace123 said:Do larger, predatory Pokemon hunt smaller ones?
Entries edit:
"PIDGEOT (Red/Blue) When hunting, it skims the surface of water at high speed to pick off unwary prey such as Magikarp."
"HEATMOR: Using their very hot, flame-covered tongues, they burn through Durant's steel bodies and consume their insides."
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Yep, pokemon eat each other.
There is an upside to this picture:FungiGamer said:You should see some of the Ekans "Vs." Pikachu ones..... ugh.....Terminate421 said:Also in my search for Scolipede, google images showed me this:FungiGamer said:Disturbingly this is supported by the pokedex, several entries on Pidgeot mention its sharp talons and keen eyes able to spot and snatch Magikarp up from great distances, and even more recently those anteater pokemon (Heatmor) have an entry that literally says they melt down the steel ant pokemon (Durant) in the same area and devour their innards 0_oRatRace123 said:Do larger, predatory Pokemon hunt smaller ones?
Entries edit:
"PIDGEOT (Red/Blue) When hunting, it skims the surface of water at high speed to pick off unwary prey such as Magikarp."
"HEATMOR: Using their very hot, flame-covered tongues, they burn through Durant's steel bodies and consume their insides."
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Yep, pokemon eat each other.
please don't mention pokemon vore. I'm into vore but for some reason pokemon vore doesn't sit well with me.Terminate421 said:There is an upside to this picture:FungiGamer said:You should see some of the Ekans "Vs." Pikachu ones..... ugh.....Terminate421 said:Also in my search for Scolipede, google images showed me this:FungiGamer said:Disturbingly this is supported by the pokedex, several entries on Pidgeot mention its sharp talons and keen eyes able to spot and snatch Magikarp up from great distances, and even more recently those anteater pokemon (Heatmor) have an entry that literally says they melt down the steel ant pokemon (Durant) in the same area and devour their innards 0_oRatRace123 said:Do larger, predatory Pokemon hunt smaller ones?
Entries edit:
"PIDGEOT (Red/Blue) When hunting, it skims the surface of water at high speed to pick off unwary prey such as Magikarp."
"HEATMOR: Using their very hot, flame-covered tongues, they burn through Durant's steel bodies and consume their insides."
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Yep, pokemon eat each other.
A. its not vore (UGH!)
B. Its about as real as it would get (Aside from the pikachu possibly being a bloody mess)
Hey. That 10 year old child has BALLS.silver wolf009 said:Why do the legendaries leave after defeat or victory? I mean you can claim they they want to escape now that someone knows where they are, but they are the freaking legnedaries damn it! They have destroyed moutains, caused ice ages, and rose the continents up! What do they have to fear from a ten year old child?