Current Events > I hate Pokemon with clothing more than object Pokemon

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Like, I dont buy that Sawk and Thro are just born with Gis. Machamps belt. Hit onchan. Mahbe I can let Jynx slideas it seems more of a shell than a dress.

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I'm just not the biggest fan of human shaped Pokmon.

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Compsognathus posted...

I'm just not the biggest fan of human shaped Pokmon.

It's even worse when they sit on the floor and eat Pokebbles & Bits out of a dog bowl like Pokemon such as Pikachu.



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Solar_Crimson posted...

It's even worse when they sit on the floor and eat Pokebbles & Bits out of a dog bowl like Pokemon such as Pikachu.

Ive seen worse.

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Sawk and Throh at least have some kind of explanation, in that some of the pokedex entries state that they weave their belts from vines. But then, what about the rest of their clothes, which seem to be similar material?

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Machoke walks around the house looking like Ving Rhames in Baby Boy.
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Is Machokes underwear part of his body or is it clothing?

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AvlButtslam posted...

Is Machokes underwear part of his body or is it clothing?

Shhhhhhh. Gen oners pretend that it didnt do human shaped and object Pokemon.

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Pokdex says leavanny uses it's silk and leaves to makes clothes for small pokmon it comes across.

Guide posted...

Sawk and Throh at least have some kind of explanation, in that some of the pokedex entries state that they weave their belts from vines. But then, what about the rest of their clothes, which seem to be similar material?

But when you hatch one, they have the clothes.

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_____Cait posted...

But when you hatch one, they have the clothes.

Same way that Kangaskhan hatch with a baby already in its pouch.

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I stopped thinking about their designs when Kangaskhan could hatch from an egg complete with a baby.

The clothing Pokmon make much more sense. Scraggy and Scrafty's pants are skin.

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Guide posted...

Sawk and Throh at least have some kind of explanation, in that some of the pokedex entries state that they weave their belts from vines. But then, what about the rest of their clothes, which seem to be similar material?

That's their skin. Pokemon don't wear clothes unless stated by the Pokedex.
https://time.com/5582906/detective-pikachu-pokemon-visual-effects/

Nordby says there were about 25 Pokmon that were cut during the process after being deemed too complicated to translate. The martial arts fighter Sawk, for example, was discarded when animators failed to agree on the texture of its judo-inspired outfit. For Pokmon, what might feel like clothes is actually skin, he says. We would have hour-long conversations trying to wrap our heads around that.

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What about the ice cream one

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Piplup_Sniper posted...

What about the ice cream one

There's nothing wrong with it.

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Solar_Crimson posted...

Piplup_Sniper posted...

What about the ice cream one

There's nothing wrong with it.

until Haunter decides to keep licking it even after the battle is over.
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You made him cry, TC



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Good. *slaps Ryanchu*

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YugiNoob posted...

You made him cry, TC

interestingly, singing the theme song from the Pokemon anime in that scene suggests that the Pokemon anime exists within the Pokemon universe

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YugiNoob posted...

You made him cry, TC

He wasnt born with the hat, unlike pokemon who are born with dresses, shirts, belts, etc

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Solar_Crimson posted...

Same way that Kangaskhan hatch with a baby already in its pouch.

They must have the same kind of reproduction as this:
Adactylidium is a type of mite which probably has the fastest (and possibly the most disturbing) mating cycle of any animal: the male mates with his sisters in the mother's womb. The baby mites then eat their way out of the mother and the process is repeated in four days. In some species, the male emerges from the mother alongside his sisters and then dies a few hours later, while in other species, he doesn't emerge at all, because his only purpose was to impregnate his unborn sisters

HannibalBarca3 posted...

That's their skin. Pokemon don't wear clothes unless stated by the Pokedex.
https://time.com/5582906/detective-pikachu-pokemon-visual-effects/

They generalize, but that belt is seemingly the same material as the collar of their gi, to which the rest of the gi is attached.

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Guide posted...

They generalize, but that belt is seemingly the same material as the collar of their gi, to which the rest of the gi is attached.

They were told that directly by the pokemon company. Another interview reveals that they were very strict on how the Pokemon were to be depicted in the movie. It's not clothes, it's literally their skin.

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Piplup_Sniper posted...

They were told that directly by the pokemon company. Another interview reveals that they were very strict on how the Pokemon were to be depicted in the movie. It's not clothes, it's literally their skin.

And the pokedex says the belt is made of vines, and it's identical to the other stuff, hence my post.

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PBusted posted...

They must have the same kind of reproduction as this:
Adactylidium is a type of mite which probably has the fastest (and possibly the most disturbing) mating cycle of any animal: the male mates with his sisters in the mother's womb. The baby mites then eat their way out of the mother and the process is repeated in four days. In some species, the male emerges from the mother alongside his sisters and then dies a few hours later, while in other species, he doesn't emerge at all, because his only purpose was to impregnate his unborn sisters

Well, that also explains the lack of male Kangaskhan...

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Hitmanchan is wearing either a skirt or skirted shorts and boxing gloves.


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BloodMoon7 posted...

I stopped thinking about their designs when Kangaskhan could hatch from an egg complete with a baby.

The clothing Pokmon make much more sense. Scraggy and Scrafty's pants are skin.

Some real animals can be born already pregnant. Aphids have been observed giving birth minutes after being born.

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