Poll: If Pokemon were real would you eat them?

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TheRightToArmBears

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I stand by my original post (getting high off Paras), but I just thought of something.

I remember, in the first series, Prof. Oak eating a Krabby. Ah, good times...
delicious times.
 

Loop Stricken

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Fbuh said:
However, if there are those who would eat them, then surely new and twisted people would start popping up who would have sex with them as well.
Popping up?
My Gods, man. They're already here!

... and it's awesome.
 

SantoUno

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Any of you who watched the TV show should remember that you can't eat Magikarp. Despite looking like delicacies they have tough skin that can't be biten into by us. Weird huh?
 

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SantoUno said:
Any of you who watched the TV show should remember that you can't eat Magikarp. Despite looking like delicacies they have tough skin that can't be biten into by us. Weird huh?
It's a compact Gyarados, that's why they're especially heavy too - all that potential mass in a large goldfish.
 

Vainglory

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I'm fairly sure they only mentioned eating pokemon once in all the series, and that was slowpoke tail...

but some how they ended up having food, and it wasn't vegetarian...
 

ThreeWords

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I wouldn't seek them out, but I don't really see why not. It's just another kind of meat, no?
 

Devi Darkside

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Well, on the older gameby series they did say that Farfetch'd is good when cooked with the leak they carry.
 
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Farfetch'd in the original were breeded for eating. It was in an episode I think. also, if they were real, they'd be like normal animals. except they have a vocabulary, a small one consisting of their name but still a vocabulary.
 

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SpaceGhostPoncherello said:
I always thought Muk looked like something you could put on a sandwish.
Grimer and Muk are effectively living raw sewerage. Good luck with that.
 

geldonyetich

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I don't think I'd eat them on the grounds that, as conveyed in several Pokemon movies and TV episodes, the Pokemon are apparently some kind of synergistic collective of nature guardians. If I ate one, the rest would probably track me down and beat me into a bloody pulp at the bidding of the planet. Frankly, it's an additional suspension of disbelief that humankind is even permitted to live in the Pokemon universe, apparently owed to the Pokemons' incredible benevolence.

Besides, Pokemon are apparently sentient.