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Why does the Eevee line have two embers that AREN'T poison type yet possess poison-ish abilities

Like Vaporeon can be hatched with acid armor and uhm Umbreon can produce poison from its rings.. that makes me wonder what else the eevee line is hiding from us

"Acid armor is just a move Vaporeon is able to learn for defense purposes. There's a lot of pokemon that learn moves that don't match their type, so researchers aren't too concerned about that.

We still aren't exactly sure why Umbreon is like that. The biggest theory right now is that it used to be a poison type but over time they dropped the typing due to a lack of use for it. Still, they retain some of the typing's traits, like the small amount of poison that can come from its paws."

I love ghost types, but is being aroung them dangerous? I know quite a few drain life force from people. I'm just around a lot of ghost types as I live in a very haunted mansion. Have for quite a while, longer than I can remember actually...

"Well, I have been around ghost types for a lot of my life, and I have not seen any long-lasting health effects. But, I think that might just be where I'm from. Northern Sinnoh doesn't have any ghost types that will harm you just by proximity...

Some can, though. I found out about Greavard a recently, and apparently, they can make you sick just by being around them. There's also Litwick, who can drain your life force. In general? Not many will. If your house is haunted with ghost types, you shouldn't see any health problems. If you do, it is most likely not caused by them (unless it is a Greavard or Litwick)."

{ video id: a Silvally wearing a red bandana and happily wagging its tail while looking at the camera}

And why poipole poison is so sticky? Does this stickiness have any benefit to it?

The farthest I have measured is 50 feet, though it could be more. It's relatively accurate at this distance.

And why poipole poison is so sticky? Does this stickiness have any benefit to it?

The farthest I have measured is 50 feet, though it could be more. It's relatively accurate at this distance.

Collars and stuff aren't super uncommon for attaching Z crystals to (I have one for Kiki and one for Ollie although neither are used anymore) and I remember seeing a trainer who had a service Fidough and the little vest they wore had a Fairium Z attached to it

the vest is a good idea, but i really don't wanna use work vests for casual battles (she can deal with pokémon up route 9 on her own so mega evo is for fun). she might associate battling with work, not to mention it's a hazard letting people think they can ask to battle working pokémon.

uzy told me there's just the option of me taking it on and off before work but i know damn well im gonna end up losing the absolite to the locked backrooms of my storage bins. eury says she has an idea though so im waiting up on her calculations for whatever she's thinking will work.

Just such a stupid claim for many reasons.

1. Some individual pokemon have hormonal issues that can inhibit evolution for both prolonged periods or even forever

2. Some pokemon aren't battlers and have no reason to evolve

3. Some evolutions can be very stressful and disorienting for a pokemon (especially mons like crobat that have their limb and/or sensory functionalities change) and it could just not be a good time to have that evolution happen

5. the trainer doesn’t have the sufficient resources to take care of the evolved ‘mon, but does have the resources to care for the unevolved one

Collars and stuff aren't super uncommon for attaching Z crystals to (I have one for Kiki and one for Ollie although neither are used anymore) and I remember seeing a trainer who had a service Fidough and the little vest they wore had a Fairium Z attached to it

the vest is a good idea, but i really don't wanna use work vests for casual battles (she can deal with pokémon up route 9 on her own so mega evo is for fun). she might associate battling with work, not to mention it's a hazard letting people think they can ask to battle working pokémon.

uzy told me there's just the option of me taking it on and off before work but i know damn well im gonna end up losing the absolite to the locked backrooms of my storage bins. eury says she has an idea though so im waiting up on her calculations for whatever she's thinking will work.

Just such a stupid claim for many reasons.

1. Some individual pokemon have hormonal issues that can inhibit evolution for both prolonged periods or even forever

2. Some pokemon aren't battlers and have no reason to evolve

3. Some evolutions can be very stressful and disorienting for a pokemon (especially mons like crobat that have their limb and/or sensory functionalities change) and it could just not be a good time to have that evolution happen

5. the trainer doesn’t have the sufficient resources to take care of the evolved ‘mon, but does have the resources to care for the unevolved one

idk what or who sawk and throh are but no pokémon are not born with their clothes, usually their mothers are the ones to give them the clothes—for example: machoke. their belts are clothes given to them by humans and caretakers.

they can take it off.

how they developed it is in your history class, pay attention to your teacher next time.

of course, pokémon like mimikyu are extremely hard to study for this because their true form sends anyone into straight cardiac arrest—rest in peace professor burrow, your studies would've changed the world if you hadn't looked under your mimikyu's disguise—but from what i have seen, mimikyus are born without their disguise, walk around giving pokémon and trainers near death experiences, before taking to whatever plushie it can find to try and earn the love of a trainer.

usually, these are abandoned pikachu plushies that were lost by kids or—if you live in fuck-you-pollute-the-region galar—plushies that ended up in the local landfill.

idk what or who sawk and throh are but no pokémon are not born with their clothes, usually their mothers are the ones to give them the clothes—for example: machoke. their belts are clothes given to them by humans and caretakers.

they can take it off.

how they developed it is in your history class, pay attention to your teacher next time.

of course, pokémon like mimikyu are extremely hard to study for this because their true form sends anyone into straight cardiac arrest—rest in peace professor burrow, your studies would've changed the world if you hadn't looked under your mimikyu's disguise—but from what i have seen, mimikyus are born without their disguise, walk around giving pokémon and trainers near death experiences, before taking to whatever plushie it can find to try and earn the love of a trainer.

usually, these are abandoned pikachu plushies that were lost by kids or—if you live in fuck-you-pollute-the-region galar—plushies that ended up in the local landfill.