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uhh i'm not really into streamers, and the most i'll consume unwillingly is raihan's lives. went through a few of their videos and they give pretty solid advice? i'm not sure if they have any sources or qualifications for other stuff, it's always better to consult a professional and experienced trainer but if you don't have someone like that at your side, it's generally fine to follow their advice.

they seem pretty young, like four or so years my junior? their videos seem to be pretty general advice. not sure if this is just because i'm watching what's the most popular on the channel, but they don't seem to be perpetuating anything harmful.

Common symptoms include pain and lethargy, as well as fever and noticeable, unintentional electrical sparks. Sometimes, electric Pokémon spark as a means of communication or internal regulation, but it's happening without the Pokémon trying, it might be cause for concern. In severe cases, a Pokémon may even become aggressive from the pain overcharging causes. And sometimes, if severe cases are left untreated, a Pokémon could straight-up die.

Like I said, earlier, though, it's easily remedied by just having the Pokémon discharge the excess electricity. It's prevented in the same way! Pokémon who battle using electric attacks, a lot, tend to be at a lower risk for this sort of thing, since they're naturally discharging a lot of electricity, but it's still worth paying attention to. If the Pokémon doesn't battle a lot, it's worth finding what you can to be a target, whether that be a local lightning rod, a ground-type Pokémon (because immunities), some berries (electrically-roasted berries can be a very tasty treat for both you and your Pokémon! :3) or whatever else. Just make sure you're helping your Pokémon discharge its electricity safely!

Also! Do keep in mind that just because your Pokémon overcharges, it doesn't mean you're a neglectful, or otherwise bad Trainer. It's something that happens, sometimes, even with the best Trainers. Help your Pokémon through it, and they'll be just fine.

And also! If you're an electric-type hybrid or an eeby, or just generally a sapient Pokémon, full or not, do remember to apply this to yourself, as well! Discharge your electricity on the regular, and don't overlook potential signs of overcharge!

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