PKMN Trainer Meg

A Trainer was killed recently by a wild Hydreigon and just…for Arc’s sake, I wish people had more common sense. This was not a random or unprovoked attack. The area that the Hydreigon lived in is closed off to the public. There are signs posted up and a fence that blocks the trail leading to its territory, yet the Trainer still entered, most likely to try to catch a powerful Pokémon. What he didn’t know is that this was a female Hydreigon with a clutch of eggs. Naturally, she felt that her nest was being threatened and retaliated. Is the situation tragic? Absolutely. A young Trainer lost his life, his parents lost a son, the Sylveon he had with him was not only injured in the attack, but lost its Trainer and will possibly be rehomed, along with his other Pokémon. The Hydreigon is now considered a man killer and will be euthanized, despite the fact that she was only protecting her eggs. Then of course, you have the idiots on social media who don’t know the full story saying that all Hydreigon are dangerous and should be killed on sight. These are the same people who won’t say a word about the Dragonite who have done the exact same thing for the exact same reason. Dragon-types are territorial. They are dangerous, especially in the wild. Hydreigon are far from being the only Dragons that cause injuries or deaths. This wouldn’t happen at all if people would just stay out of their territory.

I remember hearing about that, actually. My Hydreigon was still a Deino at the time and the story almost made me fear evolving him. Almost.

That depends on the species in question. Not all Pokémon used for work have been selectively bred for hundreds to thousands of years. They have been tamed and trained, but genetically speaking they aren’t really that different from their wild counterparts. Pokémon like Cyclizar or Lillipup or Skitty are very different than their now extinct wild ancestors due to years of selective breeding.

So I just found out that Starmie's Mega Evolution is becoming more well-known and THIS is what the people have done to it. 😭

I can’t say they have! My Espeon and Jolteon (my two house ‘mons) have shown interest in the shower, but have never actually tried jumping in with me. Not that I would let an Electric-type in the shower with me, anyway. That’s a bit of a hazard.

Clodsire. He always wants to join me in the shower, ALWAYS. While he prefers the mud, he lives the water as well. I think it's because he has water absorb, so it doesn't hurt him, but instead heals him, so he just likes to sit there with the water on him like it's a spa. Because of that, I'm always pushed to the cold corner or I just wait outside the shower for him to be done.

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I'm so sorry ma'am, yes I know your car was attacked by a Sudowoodo and your policy does cover damage from Rock types, but our system has it listed as a Grass type. There's nothing I can do.

Ma'am your pokemon has a ×4 weakness to ground type. We can't insure that- graveler are too populous here and look at its defense scaling. Have you considered investing in an air balloon?

I know it's tedious ma'am, but if you teach your pokemon at least one HM that will qualify you for our Expidition Bonus, which gives you a 10% discount on your policy and provides coverage for natural disasters

Ma'am that's our EXP-All plan, you have EXP-Share which only covers one additional pokemon

I'm sorry ma'am our company is no longer providing accident or disaster insurance in your area. For more information you'll have to speak with the Absol and Xatu in our Calamities department.

I would ask how this could happen, but I don't think that's necessary. 😭

I didn't know a Hawlucha could Mega Evolve! What an amazing discovery coming from the researchers in Kalos.