Things you never noticed in Pokemon.
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Wait-- it's a hat? I guess that makes more sense than him hiving bright white hair as a kid.Sean Hollyman said:
WHAT.SirBryghtside said:
I thought that too, because then what's the point of mud/rock at all?
I'm still unclear on whether holding down A+B helps catch Pokemon. Someone told me that it did back when the GBA games were around and I've never figured it out.
When you first find kecleon in RSE from steven using the scope, if you look at the shadow of the bridge you are on, you can see kecleon's shadow as well, even though it's invisible.
When I realized that I freaked.
Even though it's blocked by text it's at this moment in the photo.
When I realized that I freaked.
Even though it's blocked by text it's at this moment in the photo.
A friend and I have been replaying Fire red and Leaf green respectively lately, a couple days ago I caught a hypno in berry forest leading me to discover this bit of information:
It carries a pendulum-like device. There once was an incident in which it took away a child it hypnotized.
Straight from the pokedex, we later discovered many people already knew about it and had even wrote short storys on the subject, still blew my mind though.
It carries a pendulum-like device. There once was an incident in which it took away a child it hypnotized.
Straight from the pokedex, we later discovered many people already knew about it and had even wrote short storys on the subject, still blew my mind though.
mind = blownRobert Ewing said:I never realized that the pokémon's wabafet's real body is actually his tail, and the part that you THINK is it's body is actually just an incredibly damage proof decoy.
seriously
that's actually totally possible,
I can't believe I never noticed the eyes on his tail
This one interests me, I mean it makes you wonder who banished him, and how much violent he was.tycho0042 said:
Are you sure it's based on region and not gender? Hold on...*goes and checks bulbapedia*Amondren said:The pattern on Arboks chest changes based on region.
Via ruby and sapphire.
From Pearl and Diamond.
Entry: It is rumored that the ferocious warning markings on its belly differ from area to area. Also, "Gender differences: none".
Huh. Learn something new everyday.
Why is it that I can see a Kakuna doing a GEICO or AllState commercial right now????Fyctional said:
I'm starting to think that all these Pokemon entries are not based on actual fact or research, but a bunch of folklore and stories about the Pokemon when they were first discovered by normal individuals. I say this because a lot of the entries for Ghost-types are a lot more daunting and directed towards scaring kids straight compared to those of Dark-types.Dryk said:This sort of thing isn't new eitherSintrea said:
"It tugs on the hands of children to steal them away. However, it gets pulled around instead. "
"An abandoned plush doll became this Pokémon. They are said to live in garbage dumps and wander about in search of the children that threw them away."
It's also a face!Amondren said:The pattern on Arboks chest changes based on region.
Via ruby and sapphire.
From Pearl and Diamond.
Something that I had noticed a long time ago but nobody posted.
In RBY If you check the statue you'll see your Rival has won every badge before you. However not with the final gym. And when you do beat Giovanni he says farewell etc.
Yet your rival not only gets into Victory Road before you. But manages to beat the Pokemon League...without collecting all of the badges.
And maybe it was just childhood innocence. But until I was older I never really realised why that old guy was always staring into the Grass Gym and saying 'This Gym...it's full of women!' (they're girls actually. Which makes it even more creepier)
The games promote using 'stat increasing' drugs and 'rare candies' to better your pokemon's performance.
Skitty can breed with Wailord.
