RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
It wouldn't need an iPod.
Nefarious said:
It wouldn't need an iPod.
Pokemon Pokemon Plotholes Discussion Thread
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RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
Why don't pokemon die?
Why don't pokemon die?
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
I know, but it's just that they look like shackles or wristbands also, lol.
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This is from Bulbapedia:
Physiology
Primeape has a round body covered in whitish, messy fur. Primeape's arms and legs are colored brown. Primeape has metal shackles on its wrists and ankles; this is probably indicative of a method of training with weights. The forepaws seem to resemble boxing gloves, alluding to its nature as a Fighting-type Pokémon.
Aha, I was right; they are shackles! ^_^
I know, but it's just that they look like shackles or wristbands also, lol.
Nefarious said:
*EDIT*
This is from Bulbapedia:
Physiology
Primeape has a round body covered in whitish, messy fur. Primeape's arms and legs are colored brown. Primeape has metal shackles on its wrists and ankles; this is probably indicative of a method of training with weights. The forepaws seem to resemble boxing gloves, alluding to its nature as a Fighting-type Pokémon.
Aha, I was right; they are shackles! ^_^
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
They do, just look around. There are references to it, and even depictions of it in all sorts of Pokemon media.
LordZapdos said:
They do, just look around. There are references to it, and even depictions of it in all sorts of Pokemon media.
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
^ Yeah, on an old Farfetch'd card, it says people eat Farfetch'd. :O
^ Yeah, on an old Farfetch'd card, it says people eat Farfetch'd. :O
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
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What? Roasted Dusk is good!
When you catch more than 6 Pokémon, the ball is immediately transported to either the PC (game) or Prof. Oak/Birch/Rowan/Elm (tv)
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What? Roasted Dusk is good!
When you catch more than 6 Pokémon, the ball is immediately transported to either the PC (game) or Prof. Oak/Birch/Rowan/Elm (tv)
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
How do you put Pokemon in the PC, anyway? Surely you don't smash the screen and put them in?
Ash uses the PC.
Skip to 5:43, and watch till 6:18. Ash uses the PC like any normal trainer would.
How do you put Pokemon in the PC, anyway? Surely you don't smash the screen and put them in?
Ash uses the PC.
Skip to 5:43, and watch till 6:18. Ash uses the PC like any normal trainer would.
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
Remember that Pokemon can mysteriously turn into a magical red beam of light with the click of a button (pokeball)? This probably means that they're converting into some strange unknown energy, thus being "electronically compatible" if that makes any sense. Anyone who can explain the science behind the pokeball could surely answer the question. Then again, who can do that? XD
Paper PokeMaster said:
Remember that Pokemon can mysteriously turn into a magical red beam of light with the click of a button (pokeball)? This probably means that they're converting into some strange unknown energy, thus being "electronically compatible" if that makes any sense. Anyone who can explain the science behind the pokeball could surely answer the question. Then again, who can do that? XD
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
Arceus, Mew, and Ditto.
Arceus, Mew, and Ditto.
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
Lol, and speaking of such captivity, how can a Pokemon be stuck inside their Pokeball for huge amounts of time. It is such a small area of space, and they can somehow manage like this. In real life, animals nor humans could deal with such limited space... unless the Pokeball is really bigger inside?
I have no idea.
Jamtok said:
Lol, and speaking of such captivity, how can a Pokemon be stuck inside their Pokeball for huge amounts of time. It is such a small area of space, and they can somehow manage like this. In real life, animals nor humans could deal with such limited space... unless the Pokeball is really bigger inside?
I have no idea.
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
Maybe Pokeballs have a very tiny waterproof hole on the front that sends out a minimizer beam out that touches the Pokemon and brings it back into the tiny hole in the Pokeball.
Maybe Pokeballs have a very tiny waterproof hole on the front that sends out a minimizer beam out that touches the Pokemon and brings it back into the tiny hole in the Pokeball.
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
Guess the only reasonable answer to this is that the world of Pokemon exists in the future, where this might be possible. XD
LuckyLuigi7 said:Jamtok said:
Lol, and speaking of such captivity, how can a Pokemon be stuck inside their Pokeball for huge amounts of time. It is such a small area of space, and they can somehow manage like this. In real life, animals nor humans could deal with such limited space... unless the Pokeball is really bigger inside?
Guess the only reasonable answer to this is that the world of Pokemon exists in the future, where this might be possible. XD
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
In the future, the phones wouldn't have cords. (Anime)
In the future, the phones wouldn't have cords. (Anime)
RE: Pokemon Plotholes!
They wouldn't have moving trucks in the future. (RSE)
They wouldn't have moving trucks in the future. (RSE)