Pokemon professor Snag

Proper care:Due to their fairly thin fur due to living normally in humid climates it does not need brushed as much as something like a Mamoswine but does need it fairly often. Around as much as you would brush a Poocheyena for example.  They are also known to play fairly rough both with one another and Pokemon that are apart of their team and even their trainer. This behavior is completely normal, they mean no harm when they do this as they are use to playing with others of it’s kind which are much more durable than your average person or Pokemon. They must be allowed to burn off this energy so I suggest either getting another mankey or Pimeape or another Pokemon that can keep up with them. They also need a fairly hefty supply of fruit and water to keep them happy and healthy. Their body weight is very important to them so they train nearly daily to reach their peak fitness. Due to this they need plenty of food and water to keep them energized. They also love both sparring and exercise partners with the same burning spirit they posses, when paired up with such a partner they will soar to new heights. Fun facts: Primeape are very aggressive that much is known but they become very docile when given food especially in great abundance. Their favorite foods can differ greatly but it seems most Primape and Mankey enjoy bananas. Mankeys are excellent fighters in their own right but pale in comparison to their evolved brother making their tail extremely useful for climbing for quick get-aways, this is why when evolving this line loses their tail. Conclusion: Primeape and Mankey alike are yet another pokemon that are misunderstood and come with a bad reputation for being aggressive. All they need though is a gentle out stretched hand as they are use to fighting to keep their food supply away from other Pokemon. They become loyal quickly especially when fed and will make for amazing battlers and wonderful companions. Please do not get one if you do not possess the same burning spirit for both exercise and improvement that this Pokemon does as it will grow unhappy with such a trainer.

Most ghost type Pokemon can make for a great companion for children but a few stand out examples being. Sableye and Bannette due to their high energy and smallish size it is unlikely they will scare the children and will always have the energy to play. Odd enough Drifloon is also a good option as contrary to the folk tales of them scaring away children they love playing with them, also their familiar appearance can be good for children. There are more ghost types out there that can make quite nice companions for kids as long as they don’t have any edges or fire for the child to be weary of.

Jealousy is a fairly common emotion that a Banette may face through its life. As they are the by-product of someone leaving a toy all alone somewhere. Depending on how your Bannett came into being though whether through evolution or the aforementioned abandonment it can act as such possibly because it feels as you are abandoning it yet again as its previous owner had done. Leaving it for these new people. Perhaps it uses to see these people as scary but for some reason or another sees them as a threat. Just try to help it understand that no matter what you’ll be there with it. If it came from evolution perhaps it is trying to in a way protect you or what it sees as protecting you from these people obviously this is more than likely unwarranted. The final option may be a bit chilling but do not freak out. Perhaps the curse energy that caused Bannette to either evolve or come into existence is overpowering the little Pokemon and altering its emotions and actions. I suggest taking it to the pokemon center and ask around there. Perhaps they would be able to pinpoint this situation a bit easier than I. I hope this helps 

Well for start the fact that something like this exists by itself is extraordinary. Giratina as most people probably know is part of the celestial trio of Sinoh and up until now, I guess there was only thought to be one of each part of the trio. I would enjoy studying this pokemon in detail if possible....but how would such a creature come to be, perhaps Giratina has made its own offspring perhaps by using aspects of the distortion world and almost forming a distorted image of itself but due to the nature of the realm, it’s quite small with strange coloration. Um, my apologies I seem to have gotten off track if possible I would like to study such a creature in person perhaps and then I may be able to tell you more. For now going with the lore we now of such pokemon I would say give it general love and care. Spell tags may be useless in stopping it’s shifting between the realms if it even posses this capability like it’s larger counterpart. Um I’m honestly at a lost until I can see them

Sorry if this advice is late but yes I do. Ghaslty are mostly made of gas giving them very unique properties when compared to other pokemon. Try not getting to close for starters as the gas itself can cause nausea or fainting in both people and pokemon. They love playing tricks on people and pokemon alike so keep that in mind if you have a fragile heart. They are extremely loving though and enjoy playing and laughing and be around people. They can phase through solid matter though but this can easily be remedied by buying spell tags at your local poke mart and placing them upon the walls. Ghaslty also can actually lose their physical form temporarily in sustained high winds so try keeping them inside during such times. Overall they are very loving and high spirited pokemon that deserve love and care just as much as other ghost types even if they can come off a bit rude with their tricks and pranks. along with having the capability to cause others to faint.

Hello everyone professor Snag here, I’m proud to tell everyone that I’m back. There has been many things happening in my life and I just couldn’t find the passion I previously had for my research but with a little change of scenery it seems I’ve found my way once more. Oh yes most of you must be confused with what I mean. I’M FINALLY IN THE GALAR REGION I’m so excited, this place is so full of history and excitement I can’t wait to begin my research and make many more poke friends along the way. Don’t worry I’ll get to all of your probably very old questions soon. 

By Bias, I assume you mean the distrust toward such Pokemon, well the sad thing is people assume the worst from certain Pokemon such as Drifloon due to a few fake stories online about them carrying away children despite the fact they physically cannot. Hypno, on the other hand, has such a Bias due to it’s powerful psychic abilities and it’s ability to hypnotize people almost at will. The thing is they usually don’t I’ve met plenty of Hypno both trained and wild and they never attempted to hypnotize me. Most Bias for Pokemon just stems from either a few fake stories or one or two accounts that people believe is wide spread.

Thank you very much that means a lot

The only difference between a shiny variation of most Pokemon and their regular variation is they are born with a pigmentation coloration in their skin giving them this different color. So, the short answer is no you do not need to change how you care for them based solely on their color if you do need tips on how to properly care for them do not be afraid to ask or check out my Meet them series specifically the entry involving my haunter named Trick.

Gastly do not anger easily as they are well known for their prank-filled nature and generally easy going attitude. If a Gastly is being as Belligerent as you say then something is very wrong, perhaps at the tower and to understand perhaps asking someone there may be your first step. But I would advise informing the people at the tower about this as they would know much more than me. There is no inherent way to calm down an angry ghastly as it is so rare to happen. My apologies for the lack of help.

As many people are aware, Yamask are people turned Pokemon, they are people that had passed and now almost inhabit this mask that resembles their face. Yamask generally do need time to just be once more. They are extremely fragile emotionally and need time to “Grieve” you could say. Yamask do need space and time to themselves but also checking up on them to be sure they’re ok can mean the world. They mostly need to know they can trust and rely on you and you need to make sure not to overstep their boundaries, such as not trying to touch it at all for some time until it gets use to you.

I had an encounter with a meowth when I was in my trainer years. I had been walking through the forest when suddenly a Meowth had dropped on my head from one of the branches. Due to my fairly reckless nature back then I had tried to pry it off my face leaving me with plenty of scratches on my face for quite some time. This Meowth just so happened to belong to my now wife. Her name is Taytianna (pronounced: Tatianna) and at the time she was traveling on her own Pokemon adventure and her Meowth had run off for whatever reason and ended up finding me. 

Litwick’s usually do absorb soul energy this is indeed true but there is nothing to really worry about. I assume your Chandelure is one of your Pokemon and they shall tech the little ones right from wrong especially when it comes to absorbing soul energy. You don’t have anything to worry about for the most part but you may if able have another Pokemon close by for protection if for whatever reason the Litwicks attempt to siphon your energy. Stay safe and good luck

What Pokemon do you wish you could have in real life? ((OOC: this obviously has to be answered out of character but honestly. Probably an Arcanine since it can riden and also it's a big floofy dog who is the goodest boy.

Well,  the first problem is the fact the second Umbreon literally walked into the house and now just lives there. the first Umbreon sees the second as a threat to his territory and his home. You need to introduce them slowly, now damage has partially been done already as of how they were introduced into the home. From what you’ve explained the Jolteon and the Umbreons seem to get along fine so that’s where your solution lies. First, keep the two Umbreon separated for the time being. the Jolteon can walk around as usual and interact with both of them. As time progresses and they associate the Jolteon, which they already get along with. With the other umbreon they can begin possibly seeing one another. Meetings would need to be monitored and once any sign of aggression is shown separate and try again later. Allow them to approach one another and do whatever they deem fit. Slowly they will grow to at least not be bothered by one another, I hope this helps and be sure to keep me posted.