What happens when we release a Diglett in an aeroplane?

[DragoonS]

You know about Diglett, when we send out Diglett, it directley goes to ground, and takes place in the ground.

I want to know something.


What happens if I release a Diglett in an aeroplane?
What happens if I release a Diglett on a rock?
What happens if I release a Diglett on the air?
What happens if I release a Diglett on my bed?

etc.

 

[Uchiha Obito]

i doubt in an air battle someone would send out a duglett, let alone a ground type!

 

[ghost master]

why is this in the anime and its pointless. At the very least this should be in the pokemon discussion not the anime.

 

[ハルカ and ゴンベ]

There is a simple explaination to what would happen: Digda would be released from its Monster Ball...then it will rip a hole in the Universe and the world would collapse.

 

[MarcmenX]

good question... who knows! but I for one would not risk it >.>

 

[Lil Brother]

There is a simple explaination to what would happen: Digda would be released from its Monster Ball...then it will rip a hole in the Universe and the world would collapse.

Dang it, you stole my answer. XP

 

[Auraninja]

Someone who has beaten XD could teach Diglett Mimic and he could Mimic their partners Fly. That would be a noble experiment, would anyone partake in this noble experiment?

 

[Eternal Eievui]

To cover themselves, the writers would never allow this to happen. They would probably come up with a lame excuse that Diglett "doesn't want to come out because it hates it so high up in the air" or something.

Realistically, Diglett/Dugtrio do have lower features (whether it be legs or whatever). If a Diglett were released in an airplane, it just wouldn't have any place to burrow.

 

[Pika Hikari KT]

The answer is the same as 'How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?': The world will never know.

Or we can use ~Satoshi~'s answer; that'd work too.XD

 

[DragoonS]

but in games, for example Fire Red, we can send out a Diglett while surfing or underwater.What happens there?

 

[Evanji Axu]

Well...a magic thing of land forms for it to burrow into.

And this is off topic, but you have great taste in women. Lucy is teh hawt!

 

[Yamato-san]

my personal theory is that their bottom half is actually slug-like, much like Magmug or Betbeton or whatever, except it has a dirt-like consistency. They use scratching-based attacks with little, sharp rocks that are within this dirt (or claws disguised as tiny rocks, however you'd want to interpret it). Likewise, they can use that to dig underneath themselves.

 

[MaskedManAbsolkid]

In the air: If you released any pokemon except flying types or levitating ones, they'd go directly to the ground, not wait up in the air.
On a rock: Their lower half goes inside the rock
Aeroplane: Lower half goes inside the plane, probably why you wouldn't do it in the first place-the plane might crash
On a bed: Probably through the bed.

Overall: I think Diglett's lower half will always be under something.

 

[Krod]

The world would implode, lol

Seriously, I think a glob of dirt is always attathced to the bottom

 

[Geki]

Diglett would go directly to the ground with a blink of the eye. Who the hell made this thread again?

 

[Mini Apocalypse]

maybe.....the lower half of a Diglett has never been show because......the have no pants on!

 

[DragoonS]

hey, if the plane crashes when we release a Diglett in an aeroplane, isn't it easy to make planes crashing?Just release a Diglett.

 

[Mini Apocalypse]

in theory yes....but why would you want to crash a plain?

 

[Phantom_Bugsy]

lol, Diglett terrorists, wut.

It might have its own dirt or something. Idunno. XD

 

[PDL]

lIt might have its own dirt or something. Idunno. XD

you mean like it's inside a flower pot or something?