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It seems like these Pokemon Training Programs offered by these Team Rocket guys are a scam! I'm not a Pokemon! And they're threatening me with pokeballs, but they don't work on humans, do they?
Do they?
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It seems like these Pokemon Training Programs offered by these Team Rocket guys are a scam! I'm not a Pokemon! And they're threatening me with pokeballs, but they don't work on humans, do they?
Do they?
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Toxtricity & Pokemon © Nintendo GameFreak
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Category Artwork (Digital) / Transformation
Species Pokemon
Size 1721 x 1180px
File Size 1.53 MB
While true, in the sense that the move existed, only 18 pokemon--so far--can naturally learn that move. So it's wild, to me, that Arceus just straight up confirmed all pokemon have that as an innate ability, which Pokeballs simply help them to easily achieve.
Really makes me wonder if a reverse pokeball of sorts can end up causing pokemon to easily go macro.
Really makes me wonder if a reverse pokeball of sorts can end up causing pokemon to easily go macro.
I mean, dynamax.
That said, minimize was originally more about minimizing the chance of being hit rather than actually changing the pokemon's physical size. I remember playing red and blue where the pokemon's size was unchanged after using the move, and this stayed the same until pearl/diamond (?). Early movies and episodes (though I did not watch them all) didn't have any such references to size-changing either. I also read some of the mangas and those too did not have any such references.
I imagine this was written into the lore with the Jirachi movie where virus groudon ate pokemon to grow and become stronger. People started asking whether that giant thing could be caught with a pokeball. Like, a lot. I remember that being a big question (for some reason). So I imagine that gave the writers some ideas moving forward.
That said, minimize was originally more about minimizing the chance of being hit rather than actually changing the pokemon's physical size. I remember playing red and blue where the pokemon's size was unchanged after using the move, and this stayed the same until pearl/diamond (?). Early movies and episodes (though I did not watch them all) didn't have any such references to size-changing either. I also read some of the mangas and those too did not have any such references.
I imagine this was written into the lore with the Jirachi movie where virus groudon ate pokemon to grow and become stronger. People started asking whether that giant thing could be caught with a pokeball. Like, a lot. I remember that being a big question (for some reason). So I imagine that gave the writers some ideas moving forward.
I don’t think it could. For one, it had several pokemon inside it all at once-so the Pokeball woulda gone “okay. You wanna catch a pokemon? Which one, there’s like twenty?”
Second, it wasn’t even really a groudon, in the same way that Marowak ghost in Pokemon tower back in the kanto games wasn’t really a Marowak (anymore).
Second, it wasn’t even really a groudon, in the same way that Marowak ghost in Pokemon tower back in the kanto games wasn’t really a Marowak (anymore).
Slowking is already a mashup of two distinct pokemon in a parasitic relationship so there's no reason why the pokeball couldn't catch VG and let him keep eating the other pokemon too.
The Marowak Ghost didn't let you catch it in the same way a trainer might hit your pokeballs. Remember the ghost was owned by a trainer before it died. It's possible the bond between pokemon and trainer stays intact through death.
The Marowak Ghost didn't let you catch it in the same way a trainer might hit your pokeballs. Remember the ghost was owned by a trainer before it died. It's possible the bond between pokemon and trainer stays intact through death.
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