No job only mons 👊 💎

Surf? A giant wave of water that your pokemon can ride. A thunderous tide. Invokes the ocean.

Thunderbolt? Arcing flashes of electricity zap you.

Flamethrower? Fire breath, fire throwing, an arc of propelled flame is classic.

Generate 1 Pokémon, doesn’t matter if you know anything about Pokémon or not

guess which plushie got absolutely ruined, a really expensive collectors edition lurantis D:

(also what do i feed the little guy he wont take anything)

Sorry about your collector’s plushie! But now you’ve got a loyal little buddy, so it seems a pretty fair trade-off!

Mimikyus, unlike a lot of ghost types, will primarily eat regular Pokemon food. If yours isn’t taking what you’re giving it yet, I’d recommend waiting to build up trust with it first. Mimikyus are pretty skittish as a whole, it likely wants to bond but doesn’t yet trust the food you’re giving it.

very rarely, but i have seen it. neglect is more common- people will either be unprepared for the evolution in general or won't realize just how much social attention many friendship evolutions need after they evolve. these pokemon tend to come in with a lot of anxiety and behavioral issues from lack of social engagement, which makes them tricky to get into a new home. as a couple examples, i've worked with a sylveon who wrapped its ribbons so tight around my arms that it hurt and a lucario that pretty much obliterated an entire room when left by itself for too long, and those were both cases where their previous trainer just didn't give them the attention they needed.

Could it be a sign of getting ready to evolve, or is he just Particularly Fabulous? I don't battle with these pretties at all so didn't even THINK evolution was on the table... How would you even give a fish an everstone if it is the case??

it does sound like he might be getting ready to evolve! feebas evolve when their body condition is particularly high, resulting in a much less "ragged" appearance. you can always check with your vet to make sure.

If a crocalor, lets say, lost its egg, what would it do? Not real reason for asking! Just wanted to know! Could I replace it with a normal egg? Would it react?

it would be hard for a crocalor to really "lose" the egg, since it's actually just an egg-shaped fireball that results from all the energy that pours out the top of its head. it's not until a crocalor evolves into skeledirge that the fireball is able to move independently of it. the fireball can go out, but that usually only happens if the crocalor is extremely sick. if the fireball were to get dislodged, it would dissipate before long.

However, even a Pokémon clinic has highly confidential information. People's names and addresses. Lists of health concerns. A Porygon in these systems could easily copy or steal that data, which would be a breach of the trust our patients and their Trainers have put in us.