// uuuuuuuuuuuuuuu well i really hope it's visible now!!

Steven: Now, those've been around for a long time. Technical Machines are an amazing piece of technology that teach pokemon moves... sort of. It's not exactly as easy as just saying it. TMs store magical data on them, and when you use a machine to read that data, it gives the pokemon what using that move feels like. Magic's all about feeling, I hear. It's up to them to put in the work to replicate that feeling and successfully use the spell. Really old ones used to be kinda finicky and break after you use them if you weren't careful, apparently, and they ain't cheap. Some of the new ones can run you like fifty dollars a disc these days.

Shiny Nidoran♂️ is the same color as its female counterpart, so I could absolutely see myself doing the same thing and mistakenly thinking it was a female rather than a male lol :')

There's that old saying that dads never want their children to end up being like them when sometimes it happens anyway, like their children end up being attracted to the same type they were attracted to XD I don't think Mewtwo would mind though, to him it would probably just be like deja vu

*Yes, we can. Some psychic pokemon naturally tend to have a certain sensitivity when it comes to picking up on others' emotions*

—Professor Cherry

For the most part I really like them! I’ve seen a lot of people decry them or just have a preference for more organic looking Pokemon which is fine but I think it takes a lot of talent to make the inorganic Pokemon. Pokemon like Litwick, Klefki and even Voltorb (just a ball with eyes) radiate with personality and finding ways to give these things a loveable charm I think is an achievement.  

It's not a bad pokemon! Never used one/thought to use one, but I did always love Slakoth since sloths are a favorite animal of mine. Got a cute design that's really simple on the eyes and seems pretty easy to draw))