#limeinaltime

Palkia and Dialga were VERY different personality-wise as babies (and still are to this day, though matured), so his experience was very different for both of them.

In Palkia’s case, he was quite timid and clingy to Arceus. He always needed to have dad around to assure him everything was okay, and adjusted to new scenarios quite slowly and cautiously.

Dialga, on the other hand, was very independent and quite mature from the start. He loved to explore and do things on his own. He was a fast learner and though he did get into some trouble that he was unprepared for from time to time, he was very brave-hearted and curious about the world around him.

i’m glad you asked because it’s actually a Raccoon (bc that’s my fursona LOL)

BUT LIKE, get this, it’s just a regular ass raccoon. rabid and everything

this is literally my trollsona with his lusus

Ooh, that's a bit of a tricky one. I guess mostly it was just annoyance at seeing the Drones(which are pretty much pantless in the show itself) keep having human genitals in the non osha compliant works on AO3. Like, I get it, write what you know, but there was also so much room for creativity with it that I thought wasn't being taken advantage of.

Also I was hoping it would help inspire others to write similar stuff, see what they could come up with.

Absolutely! I think quite a few of them can have offspring, but it's very uncommon and mostly undocumented. This made a lot of people believe that legendary Pokémon don't breed at all, but it depends on the species.

Most Mythical Pokémon have offspring and can vary in number depending on the species. For instance, Shaymin live in groups of many members and can have many offspring at a time, while others such as Mew are more solitary and only have about one baby.

I won't go into the specifics of each species here, but yes, there are many legendaries that can have offspring and it's a super rare thing to observe. It's rare enough finding an adult legendary, but seeing an adult with its baby is something not many researchers get to experience.