wcgold said:
If Team Rocket is an organized crime group that does illegal things, then why do they still obey the rules of Pokémon battling? They don't try to outnumber one of your Pokémon, and they give you money after the end of a battle.
Team Rocket is just a cowardly team who are only strong in numbers. IIRC correctly, your rival in G/S/C says: "They act all big and strong in numbers, but take them alone and they are weak."
That may not be his exact words, but it's something along those lines.
wcgold said:
Why are there shiny versions of legendaries, if there's supposed to be only one of them? Yeah, I know that's not necessarily true (there's a baby Lugia if you follow the anime), but as for the rest, if only one of them exist, say Mew, how can there be a shiny alternative?
You've just answered your own question. Multiple legendaries of each specie DO exist. The only exeption is Mewtwo. But because it's a clone of Mew and Mew can be shiny, it could be a clone of a shiny Mew.
stigy said:
1. How an Onix or any other mamoth-sized Pokemon can hatch out of the egg, not less you holding it either.
They are born very tiny, but grow very large in a very short time. Either that, or the Pokémon "evolves" from the egg.
stigy said:
2. How Hitmonlee eats (or any other Pokemon that doesn't have a mouth for that matter). They don't have a mouth.
It eats in a different way then us. Perhaps it can eat through his hands. And perhaps he has his mouth in a different spot. Perhaps it has it's mouth closed all the time, so you can't see it.
stigy said:
3. How Magnemite/ton are created. Do a bunch of magnets and bolts suddenly come to gether and come to life?
They are just normal Pokémon who just happen to look like magnets. They are created in the same way as a Tyrogue or something.
stigy said:
4. How Ghost type Pokemon can wheigh so much. They're basically just made out of cold and hot air.
They aren't real Ghost, just normal Pokémon with Ghost like characteristics. Why could Metal Claw hit them if they were real ghosts?
But also know that Ghastly and Haunter are the lightest Pokémon currently known.
stigy said:
2. How do you fly on a Swablu? It doesn't look like it can support its own weight.
Looks can decieve. It is probably stronger then whatever human.
Hanako Tabris said:
And why do the professors live in the smallest town in the region?
They wants a place to do their research in peace and quiet. If they live in a huge city like Safron, not only will all the residents disturb them while they are doing their research, but all the humans have scared the Pokémon away.
Chibi-Bulbasaur said:
1) Why can't Kingdra use Sludge Bomb if its pre-evos could shoot ink out of there mouths?
They probably aren't able to create that type of poison in their bodies. And ink=/=sludge.
Chibi-Bulbasaur said:
2)How come a tiny little remoraid can furry a person across water, but a Magicarp can't?
Like with Swablu, it's probably much stronger then it looks.
Chibi-Bulbasaur said:
3)Why can't Skitty/Delcatty use Scratch or Fury Swipes?
Because they are to "classy" to attack someone by scratching.
Sapphire Ocean Princess said:
1. How can a Wailord fit in a Pokeball?!
Pokémon are converted into energy before they are returned. Because of that, they don't have any mass or size.
Sapphire Ocean Princess said:
2. Why does the main Trainer never talk?
They do talk, you just never see or hear them talking. It's done in many games. Like in Zelda: Majora's Mask, after Link arives at the Deku princess you don't see any text of Link talking, but by looking at what the princess says you know he does.
Sapphire Ocean Princess said:
3. How did Cipher manage to get and shadow-ize Lugia?!!?!?!?
Cipher is far greater, stronger, eviler and better then any of the other teams. Note that they also captured Entei, Suicune, Raikou, Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres and that they almost captured Celebi if it weren't for you.
Wong Agung said:
How can we use Solarbeam in a cave or building?
It doesn't take all the energy needed from the sun, but it also stores energy inside itself for attacking. And there is also always some light everywhere.
S-H-U-P-P-E-T said:
Heres something that does not make sence, discovering baby pokemon...
Baby Pokémon are only able to hatch in captivity. If they are in the wild, they need to be strong to survive and thus skipping the baby fase and emidiatly evolving in their base stage. When people discovered how to breed Pokémon in captivity, they found the baby Pokémon.
Here are some of my mysteries:
-How can trainers survive while diving?
-Why doesn't any trainer ever have to eat, sleep, drink, etc.?
-How can you use any Pokémon and any attack while diving?
I-f there weren't any wild Pokémon in Orre untill XD, where did all the trainers get their Pokémon from?
-Why don't any third-stage Pokémon appear in the wild, except for Butterfree and Beedrill?
-How is a ten year old boy who had just received his first Pokémon a few days before able to defeat all gym leaders and Elite Four members who had been training for tens of years?
-How is a ten year old boy who had just received his first Pokémon a few days before able to defeat big evil teams without any preperations and while nobody else is able to do it?
-How is the main character from G/S/C able to defeat Red, while they are supposed to be equally good in raising Pokémon and while Red has three more years of experience?
-What happened with Wes after Colloseum?
-Why does every trainer keep standing in the exact same spot while you are able to move freely around?
-Why are other trainers able to fight you whenever they want, but can't you fight them whenever you want? I thought that it was a rule that making eye contact with a trainer means that you must battle.
-Why do wild Pokémon, trainers and Gym Leaders get stronger if they are further away from your home town?
-How did Lance's Dragonite get 10 levels weaker during a three year period?
-How do all these trainers get Pokémon like a level 11 Pidgeotto?
Oak was right. The world of Pokémon is indeed full of mysteries.
