Feb 6
Why are people saying they are thirsting over the picture I posted?
It had nothing to do with water.
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Why are people saying they are thirsting over the picture I posted?
It had nothing to do with water.
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I've been told before that I shouldn't share much of my personal life on the internet and I can understand why, but I think I should clarify this...
I'm a married man
Fun fact about sunfloras to pass some time~
It is a well known fact that these pokemon tend to follow the sunlight quite erratically, trying to "gather" as much of it as they can!
But that's not all that they follow. Wild sunfloras tend to try and follow any light that is strong enough, thinking it's the sun. There have been sightings of countless sunfloras roaming around lamp posts and flashlights!
And to make things even weirder, they also have a strange habit of following people who they judge as nice, even during the night. This wouldn't be much of a surprise if it wasn't for the theory that the usage of the term "bright" to refer to smart folks is related to this little quirk, as those who knew how to handle wild pokemon, who were considered smart, would be followed by groups of sunflora!
Hello again, Professor Eucalyptus!
Sorry for the concerning question again, but are Voltorb eggs supposed to explode when they hatch?
Someone I know apparently sent a Voltorb egg from Paldea to Kalos, and it hatched and exploded in the recipient's face.
I don't know the conditions the egg was kept in, though...
- Juliana from @flor-and-jules
Well, I honestly don't know much about hatching eggs and newborn pokemon, you'd have to ask Professor Elm for these kinds of things.
I do know for a fact that newborn voltorbs are very prone to exploding by accident tho. They're very volatile, after all