Why do some pokemon need to level up to learn how to bite? (Though I'm sure it's been asked before)
Why do some pokemon need to level up to learn how to bite? (Though I'm sure it's been asked before)
There's a theory that the Trainer keeps their stuff in a/their Pokéball(s).:: Being able to stuff your Bicycle inside your bag, and a lot of other stuff. The bag is obviously a hammerspace.
Bite is a Dark type move, and inflicts Dark type damage. Maybe the Pokémon needs enough experience before it can use Dark as an element in its bite?
Why can you fly across the continent, when you can't even climb a ledge, or let alone just have something fly you on top of the ledge to get a particular item.
Instead you have to go all the way around a different route to get there, just to take a 3 foot drop down.
:: Being able to stuff your Bicycle inside your bag, and a lot of other stuff. The bag is obviously a hammerspace.
What I want to know are what are the evolutionary benefits of being a mime.
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I mean, seriously.
I always thought you keep things in item capsules inside of your Bag, the same way you find them scattered throughout the region.
Your Pokemon don't feel like haulin' you that insignificant a distance, I guess.
Why don't field moves cost PP?
Never understood this in the anime, but I'll take a shot at it.
Two high-leveled Pokemon attack each other using Flaemthrower / Dragon Rage / Insert Special Attack Here, and an explosion is caused. Once the smoke clears, there is extremely little to no damage from the explosion itself, and both Pokemon are still intact and exactly where or a few feet back from where they previously stood. The shock wave from the explosion is at least enough to topple both Pokemon and portions of a field, if not, the bleachers. The scorching of the field would be evident too due to the high amounts of heat from said explosion. Not to mention Pokemon that are weak to Fire-Type attacks that happen to get caught in this same blast would be incinerated, in fact, any Pokemon that doesn't pack a resistance to high amounts of pressure or heat, and happened to have bare flesh should be dead, as both the pressure and heat would vaporize their skin.
On another note, how many more times do Team Rocket have to fall from near-atmospheric levels until they're unable to get back up, and why don't they go for a much rarer / stronger Pokemon than Pikachu?
I always thought you keep things in item capsules inside of your Bag, the same way you find them scattered throughout the region.
But then how do you know what item is in which capsule? Later on in the game when you've got upwards of thousands of items in multiple sections of your bags, how can you differentiate?
Same goes for Pokemon, really... if all your Pokemon are in the same type of Pokeballs, how do you know which member of your team you're sending out when you have six identical Pokeballs in front of you? Or as a trainer do you just... "know"?
Yikes, I think I overloaded my own sarcasm circuits with that one...
uhm red gyaradose in the anime was a red magikarp not golden magikarp nya~
You can tell the difference by affixing your Pokeball with an arcane construct known as a "label," which can only be created through the use of a sacred wand of ink on a strip of treeskin, which is then bound to the Pokeball using an enchanted adhesive.
Something that I never understood was why they did not make Nidoran a single Pokemon with a branch evolution when they introduced gender into Pokemon? It's simple really, If Nidoran is female it would look like the Nidoran♀ and look blueish, then evolve into Nidorina and Nidoqueen respectively. And the same would apply to Nidoran♂, it would look magenta and evolve into Nidorino and Nidoking respectively.
One could argue that, why would they take away a Pokemon? But in that sense they should not have changed Magnemite and Magneton to part Steel then.
-coughcoughanimecough-