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// my Alola is heavily based off of Aotearoa NZ because I can, so the treat may not exist in Alola in canon!
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Hot take: Everyone should post more photos of Pokémon. Especially region exclusive ones... I barely travel out of Kitakami, it's cute seeing them.
( @wimpout )
Is this a trick to get me to post more pics of my mons?
Because it's working. Look at them. They snuck into the dryer when I left it open for five (5) minutes.
// Commissioned from @weak2dragon!
(Art by me again :) )
Nimbus is now free to roam the flat, but she's decided that the bathroom sink is hers. So cute...
New phone arrived! Zapatear doesn't like it as much as I do... She's been making threat displays at it for the past 20 minutes. Maybe I need to get a different case.
// Art commissioned from @harteofthehart-ayyy !!
Please admire this pelipper I saw while walking home yesterday!
(// Commissioned from @harteofthehart-ayyy!)
I was worried he was going to fall off the fence, but he was fine. He's further inland than pelipper usually are (though for Alola that just means 10 minutes from the coast instead of 5), so I wonder if he's a released 'mon!
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(Art by meeeee!! It was hard and the perspective is fucked but I'm happy with it.)
Nimbus is home! She's staying in the bathroom looking forward to supervised visits to meet my other mons at the moment, since I want to make sure she settles in well. I'm planning to take her for flights at least twice a day as well until she's released from her prison.
She's just as friendly as @pokemonpetfinder suggested. Her eye fluffs make her look slightly depressed in this picture, but I promise you she's singing her head off every five minutes, much to the confusion of Miller, Quinn, and Zapatear. I hope to introduce them to each other soon, but I don't want to rush things!
PSA: REVIVES SHOULD NOT BE EATEN INCLUDING BY POKEMON
Revives are what are called sublingual medication. They are held in your mouth under the tongue or in the cheek and dissolve over time. Once a pokemon recovers, the revive should be spat out and discarded.
Colloquially, people like to say they've 'fed' their pokemon a revive, but in professional practice, the terminology of 'take' or 'administer' should be used to avoid confusion.
If a revive is swallowed whole like a pill, only a small portion of the medication will be dissolved in the mouth and make it to the bloodstream, so it will be ineffective. If a pokemon (or person) is unconscious, there is a high risk that they will also choke on the revive.
If a revive is crushed or chewed then swallowed, there is a risk that a much higher dose than needed will be released quickly. This could lead to toxicity and severe side effects.
And, I can't believe I have to say this, but revives are not designed for use by humans. The pathway the medication takes in pokemon to produce the rejuvinating effect requires several enzymes humans do not have, and those enzymes help metabolise the active ingredient into a harmless byproduct that can be easily excreted. At high concentrations, the active ingredient can be very toxic. As humans cannot break down the active ingredient, the concentration can quickly build up to harmful levels.
The active ingredient in revives can cross the blood-brain barrier, leading to side effects of feeling lightheaded, dizzy, confused, anxious, irritable, and so on. This is why it's not recommended to send your pokemon back into battle if they show any of these symptoms - their cognitive functions may be impaired, so they run the risk of getting heavily injured in battle, even if that is not the opponent's intention. If you're a human, swallowing a revive whole is a choking hazard, but you'll probably be fine. However, sucking on them or crushing them carries the risk of permanent brain injury.
Finally snapped a pic of Quinn on his "nest". I think if I let him, he'd start dragging sticks up there. He's keeping me company on my bad days, I love him so much.
// Commissioned from @weak2dragon!! They did an amazing job!!
