Aug 20, 2016
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numbness
emptiness
... grey.
@danielcartpusher
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Dr Nidoking,how much does it take to make a Charizard cry?
That’s not a question that I can give a general answer to! Charizards have a wide variety of emotionality - one might be especially sensitive and prone to being teary-eyed, another might be the most stoic thing this side of a robot! So I’d say it depends on the particular Charizard you encounter! You won’t really know until you you find out for yourself! (Note: This does not constitute an endorsement of intentionally making a Charizard cry and I am not liable for injuries that may be incurred as a result of such efforts.)
Dr Nido,I've heard machop,machoke,and machamp are in the fighting group but they remind me of wrestlers,are they also wrestling pokemon?
Oh, yeah, you bet they are! I’ve had quite a few wrestling matches with them myself! They’re quite skilled at getting a nice tight grip, using their bodies to turn you around...very adept at pinning...
Er...where was I again?
Ah, right, wrestling! Yes, wrestling! They’re among the foremost wrestlers among Pokémon, because their body types are pretty well oriented for it! But that’s just scratching the surface...in fact, most Fighting-types are better than you’d think at all sorts of athletic activities! Even a slender Pokémon like Lucario is a good wrestler against Pokémon around its size, though they’re even better at track and field events, martial arts, and other things more speed-oriented!
It’s not just about muscle - if it was, I’d have it down pat! (Though I do enjoy some pinning of my own at the right times!) Even though they have impressive raw strength, the real key lies in their exceptional kinesthetic control! A Fighting-type Pokémon’s brain is incredibly attuned to its body, allowing it superior control over its exertion and coordination! As a result, they’re incredibly capable at technique motions as well as pure power! Especially useful for things like wrestling, in fact - a trained Machoke would beat most any human of equivalent strength purely on technical ability! In fact, this control makes them really good examples for humans training for activities with complex technique, like wrestling or golf (there are Pokémon golf leagues out there that are incredibly competitive)!
I’ve never fully been able to test the level of control that a Fighting-type has, but I’ve heard rumors about them, like that they can actually make themselves physically weaker in order to keep from accidentally hurting someone in a situation that requires fast action! All in all, they’re pretty impressive!
Dr Nidoking have you ever given a baby pokemon like a Charmander a shot before and they cried about it?
Young Pokémon are like any other creature, things that cause pain are unpleasant and can get them to cry! I haven’t really done that myself - I tend to work more with developed Pokémon, since my studies tend to focus more on abilities and attributes. But we have a medical center on the campus, and they get young Pokémon in for vaccinations all the time! It can get kinda rowdy at times - imagine bringing an elementary school of kids in, and then imagine those kids can breathe fire, let off thunderbolts, or throw things with their minds! I’ve been called in to help keep the peace every now and then; somehow the sight of me in a lab coat seems to fill them with enough wonder that they quiet down!
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Dr Nidoking *Gulp*do Nidokings and Nidoqueens by any chance,breathe fire?*Shivers*
Well, we sure can! Don’t know why that idea scares you so much, it’s not like there aren’t dozens of Pokémon that can breathe fire as well! But we can learn a few different Fire-type moves, including Flamethrower, which is very much a fire-breathing move! It helps that some of the toxic gases we have built up inside us have some flammable properties, weaning we can make some pretty powerful (and noxious) flame jets, but we’ll never be quite as good at them as a natural Fire-type!
Dr Nidoking,I've also been wondering,Charizards look like they have vampire fangs,do Charizards suck blood?
Nope! Charizards do not have any vampiric qualities whatsoever! In fact it’s more that just not having them, they are essentially incapable of it - if a Charizard is not modulating its heat to not damage someone, the inside of its mouth is so hot that it instantly cauterizes a bite wound, preventing any blood flow. Even its teeth have this effect!
Near as we can tell, the protruding fangs are nothing more than a display of power, designed mainly to show off! That’s pretty common in Pokémon, all sorts of physical signs of power and health to draw potential mates...I can say with some certainty that just about every physical attribute of a Nidoking is oriented around that! Nidoqueens as well, of course! Though it kinda seems odd, because the last thing our kind is is picky...