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Angie's Poké-facts #17:
The kindness a Leavanny shows towards her young is legendarily well-known. However, not many people know that kindness extends to other pokémon! Leavannies will protect and care for any young pokémon they may find abandoned, including the young of their natural enemies! This has the wonderous and somewhat bemusing end results of entire forests full of usually-conflicting pokémon working together to protect a single Leavanny!
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Angie's Poké-facts #10:
While Araquanid are best known for staying in shallow waters and calm lakes with their Dewpider young, that's not nessecarily the whole story. Araquanids can be seen on the open ocean surfing along the insides of waves, and have been seen at depths of over 500 feet! Not bad for a spindly bug-type!
Angie's Poké-facts #4
While it's rare, Mothim are sometimes known to retain their type (and to an extent, appearance) from their Burmy form! Why this happens is a mystery, but the resulting "alternate forme" Mothim vary wildly in terms of stats and looks. To a greater extent than even Wormadam, no two examples are the same!
Angie's Poké-facts #1:
Scollipedes are actually some of the best parents among bug-types! Mothers will keep a very close eye on baby Venipedes, and fathers will stake out a territory so that their Whirlipede children have a safe(ish) place to roll around and get control of their attacks!
To the lovely groundskeeper ever have to deal with some pesky bug types wanting to mess with your gardens?
Groundskeeper Romaine: “I can understand your slight frustration, at the beginning of my training under my grandmother it was difficult to deal with some bug-types, but I had learned under her that there were always solutions that would favour both sides. Preferably I separate my gardens by practicality, purpose and beauty - its the same with the greenhouse. I don’t want to harm bug-type Pokémon, so I plant large circular gardens with large leaf bushes and a large tree with dense foliage. Think as a buffet for Caterpies, Wurmples, and Sewaddles, otherwise we encourage them to live in the Forest Zone of the island. In your case if your thinking of a garden, try to make a section away from where you want to keep bug-types away from. I learnt much like a hanging bird-feeders with bird-like Pokémon, I made a hanging nectar-feeding dish works just as well. It keeps them happy and them away from parts of gardens I don’t want them wandering too.”
“Honey works also just as well, as an attracter and an distracter.” *Chuckles* “I even follow some of @prof-peach Gardening advice also! I love some of her recommendations for the colder times.”
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I've recently graduated high school, and I want to specialise in Bug Pokemon. I live in Johto, so I suppose the natural next step would be to talk to Bugsy, but I'm a bit lost on the process itself... Thank you for your help, you're a huge inspiration for me!
From what I’ve heard, Bugsy is very nice and approachable. You can stop by the Gym in Azalea Town and ask for special training, though e-mailing the Gym and making an appointment will definitely up your chances. I’m also a big fan of stopping by certified breeders to ask for tips on how to care for Bug Pokémon (though that tip might be a bit biased as I am a breeder myself).
There are so many books on how to care for Bug Pokémon, too! I love looking through books like that to see if I can pick up new strategies and advices.
If you ever visit Unova, make sure to visit Burgh in Castelia City. He’s a bit on the eccentric side but he’s a great Gym Leader who brings out the finest in Bug-Type Pokémon. I think Viola in the Kalos Region also offers training to budding Bug-Type specialists.
You have a mountain of options, the world is your Clamperl, so go out there and good luck!
by 菩薩峠
