Every CRAZY Pokedex Entry in Pokémon Legends Arceus
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Every Pokedex entry from Pokemon Legends Arceus that I thought was crazy, disturbing, interesting, or funny!
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On the topic of Overqwil, lots of poisonous animals aren’t naturally poisonous, they gain the poison from their diet, so that could be what’s happening here.
https://youtu.be/ndwZWWpV-JA.
Can we mention it’s design? It feels like a 3 year old got access to 3D photoshop
The more you know!
About the Cresselia thing: It’s a reference to the Myth of the Cowheard and the Weaver girl. The OSP has a very great summary about that story.
Interesting!
Both stories are the same. Different variants exist in many cultures.
I figured it was also a reference to Vega from the Tanabata story.
About Dialga and Palkia, their new/old forms are literally called “origin” forms, so yeah, I imagined that they were their original forms
@Sanjae harris the anime said unknown is a legendary, it’s not a reliable source
Yes & the reveal glass show ones true form so therian is true form too .
Also team rockets boss in anime said therian was true form too.
People need to watch the anime (fat chance i’ll watch more lol) not all info is in games
So with the gastrodon thing: In some areas of the world, particularly the Caribbean, beaches have sand largely made up of dead plankton which could be suggest that modern Pokémon scientists know that it eats sand for the plankton but to Laventon they appear to just eat sand.
The plankton says it is invisible to the naked eye, which could mean that to laventon, gastrodon only eats sand while in reality the plankton just happens to be on sand most of the time.
Yes
I was thinking something like this
https://youtu.be/ndwZWWpV-JA
It could be that it is eating the sand, with the plankton in it, and then filtering out the plankton and using the sand for its ground attacks. It would fix the conflict of ideas, and would make sense, as people of the past wouldn’t understand that it was eating the microscopic plankton in the sand, and would think that its just eating the sand itself.
What I think about the Lilligant situation is they stay in the mountains to grow stronger by facing against Ice types which they are weak to. We have already seen fighting types in snowy places to grow stronger
That makes sense. Mangofoomo, Ex-Hippotas-now-Hippowdon proves this by now only being knocked around halfway by Ice Moves whilst originally getting 1-Shot by them and also evolving during this Ice zone. Aka: Snowpoint’s Routes
Honestly, battling Ice types so often could even be how it developed the part Fighting type.
In my opinion, heatran is actually just a species of pokemon that lives in magma, and since its rarely seen in the surface, its treated as a legendary. That would explain how it appears to be in several different places in the pokemon world
Also isn’t it the one that has genders for some reason
Let me tell you, Hisuian Lilligant is a brutal fighter, it’s signature move is basically Bulk Up + Double Hit in one move.
@obama Double Hit gives you the primed condition for 2/3 turn ish. Which means you deal 50% more dmg iirc.
@CooperGal24 It also kind of resembles an ice skater which could be derived from its climate.
@obama. Hits twice, i guess. Think there is a bonus effect, but not sure
What does double hit do in this game
Wait, that’s what that does?
The typhlosion didn’t adapt to the mountain magic, it evolved to the increase of deaths because lots of people have been dying due to pokemon being more aggressive
Snorlax being harmful in Husui makes me think that the reason they’re so docile in modern games is due to selective breeding. We know this can happen to Pokemon (Alolan Persian), so maybe trainers started breeding Snorlax who were more sleepy than others to get rid of the genes that made them greedy.
@KSound Kaiju wouldn’t be suprised if a regular Snorlax was a man eater. I’m sure this Pokémon is capable of doing that. Snorlax can eat anything!
@Joost Huibregtse
I think the greedy ones died out since there were more trainers to defend the villages while the sleepy ones survived.
@KSound Kaiju it can’t control its hunger so it will randomly eat anything it can grab. Ngl that’s quite scary.
Imagine if there’s a dark type snorlax out there that’s like a man eater or something
Great idea! Let’s do it with humans!
For the Togetic entry, Mikey has completely ignored the possibility that some cruel (or dead) individual had abandoned their Togetic, and he gave it a second lease on life.
Or it can be just wondering around. After all you can catch other trainers Pokemon in this game.