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Pest control

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Blaze101

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This has been on my mind for a long time, yes thats right pest control in pokemon

It would be very bad to live in pokemon because I would have to deal with ;020; instead of a little mouse

And instead of bees I would have ;415; ;416; ;015; and if you look at beedril it could probably impale you with its spike/hand/arm

So I ask you why would you would want to live in pokemon with animals like that running around
 
You have fun with that boy
 
wait, since when are bees considered as pests?
i thought they allways minded their own business what's annoying about that?
 
That's why you keep a Noctowl or something, to eat the nuisance beasties.
 
If pokemon is a pest...
You can keep a pokemon that can keep pests away, like pidgeotto to keeps bugs away or a persian to chase mice.
Or you can use repel instead of pokemon.
 
I assume that problem is taken care of with a little Repel, like Pokemaniac Erika mentions. What other infestation problems could you imagine, hmm? Think how awful it'd be to have a growth of Grimers in your bathroom!
 
I never thought of pokemon as pests. I know bees are territorial and are likely to attack if provoked, but considering the size of a beedrill I don't think it's possible to walk into a nest of them by accident. Unless of course you are completely oblivious to the outside world.

Furthermore, since in the game you're not even allowed to walk into the wild grass without a pokemon with you, I'm sure if you just happened to see any pesky pokemon a quick battle will take care of the problem.
 
i would just grab a pokeball and catch the pokemon. since when are pokemon pests???!!!.
 
Personaly I wouldn't mind Raticate or Ratatta (or Beedrill or whatever pokemon of the insect type) but a Grimer, Muk, Koffing or Weezing would be bad. Or what about selfdestructing Voltorb and Electrode. That would be bad XD
 
So, yeah. Repels.

Don't Pokemon stay in tall grass anyway?
 
Pests are animals, mostly small ones, that live in an occupied homes at the expense of the owners.

Most of the time they practically annoy them, but some of them can cause all sorts of health problems.

The thread starter is on to something with the Raticate family being a pest, as well as Beedrill & the Vespiquen family as well, but there's also one thing that the thread starter forgot about: the Pidgeot family.

Why do I say that? Their *bleep* can cause an enormous amount of health problems, which can also include Asthma.

Still, who are you going to call whenever there's a pest infestation? The Verminators!

*snickers*
 
Forget pests; what about strays?

What if there was a stray Meowth wandering in your yard, or a Houndour who liked to get into your bushes? Would you adopt that Pokemon and take it to a vet? ;052;
 
Some comments to your comments

By pests I just ment that they could cause problems.Some pokemon if real would probably scare you bedrill especially huge wasp chasing you with impaling spikes

And to the tall grass comments yes beedrill, combee, and vespiqueen would probably stay in grass but rattatat, raticate, the newly mentioned pidgey and its evolution line, and the newly mentioned grimer and muk has ethier been shown in the city or you could imagine them there
 
So apparently, when theres Bug Type Pokemon, People just treat bad Pokemon like how we treat bugs and things out there like dirt? Even though equal to the similarites, that doesn't seem fair. Plus, not all trouble making Pokemon like Bug and Poison are bad and pest material. Unless they are befriended, and taken care of.
 
Get a houndoom or a persian.

That'll solve everything.
 
I would user Max repel or just run from the pesty Pokemon or make it faint...
 
I'd imagine that a local Trainer would take care of a pest. Either KO it (which should make it run back to the wild), or catch it in a Pokeball and release it somewhere safe. Or the trainer could keep it...

A pet Pokemon would probably keep most pests away, though.
 
Without repel I can see how pest control would become a serious problem in the Pokemon world. Especially when you find an ariados crawling through your sheets.
 
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