Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

"Normal" Animals in Pokemon Universe

But, you're wrong. They're not all the same age, the two daughters prove this. Additionally, some refer to others as older or younger than themselves. They are not all the same height, Takeshi has made comment of this before, and the daughters also prove this. Weight would therefore probably also between them.
 
Its just struck me that in the first season when ash forst meets bill.
Ash thinks Oak is eating his Crabby. Oak then prompts him that his Crabby would'nt make a good meal he is to small.

EUREKA!!!!
 
AgentP said:
Ok, so no eating Magikarp, but it's ok to eat Tauros, Kricketots, and Psyducks. These 3 have been mentioned, along with Magikarp as possible "food"

So there you go, leave the Magikarp alone, or else they will splash you. :lol:
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I think Farfetch'd is better than psyduck..
it comes with its own leek...
Thats why they are rare...
Itt said it in the show!

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JandPDS said:
The Police officers and nurses do not all just look the same, in appearence they are all the same age, height and weight.
That makes them Clones in my book. Give them all White armored suites and a blaster and you would have your very own Stormtrooper Army.
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Its a Police Army!
 
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Well, I actually came up with a theory (fun, but stupid) on why the Joys and Jennys look almost completely identical. A long time ago, in order to create the ultimate police officier/nurse, a team of scientists were commissioned to create the ultimate DNA strands to fulfill the respective roles. After decades of research and billions of money used, they were finally be able to create the perfect nurse/officier DNAs that would look the same. The genes of the DNA itself were engineered to be dominant (as opposed to recessive) so that it would guarantee to pass on if the Joys/Jennys give birth to a female, but the main flaw of the genes is that the dominant genes would only pass on to female offsprings and that the chance of the Joys/Jennys giving birth to a female offspring is lower than normal due to an engineering glitch. So cloning with minor genetic/cosmetic alteration was occasionally required in order to fulfill the quotas required without having them to look 100% alike as natural birth does not fulfill the quota at times ... *dons flame-proof suit* :lol:

EDIT: For the person who responded to me, I did explicitly mention that they have MINOR alterations to prevent exact clones
 
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Just look at the gameboy games and TCG... have you ever seen any good Miltank card in the TCG? Did you ever stopped to level up a Miltank in the game? No, that pokemon sucks because it's better to make it meat than leveling it up. You know, if you use a Miltank for battle, it will lose weight, her muscles will be harder, and you have less and worst meet.
 
Kenshin said:
Just look at the gameboy games and TCG... have you ever seen any good Miltank card in the TCG? Did you ever stopped to level up a Miltank in the game? No, that pokemon sucks because it's better to make it meat than leveling it up. You know, if you use a Miltank for battle, it will lose weight, her muscles will be harder, and you have less and worst meet.
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Miltank is obviously a Dairy Cow, and is not farmed for its meat.
 
Kenshin said:
Just look at the gameboy games and TCG... have you ever seen any good Miltank card in the TCG? Did you ever stopped to level up a Miltank in the game? No, that pokemon sucks because it's better to make it meat than leveling it up. You know, if you use a Miltank for battle, it will lose weight, her muscles will be harder, and you have less and worst meet.
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omg.....YOURE THE BIGGEST LOSER EVER. There are countless builds like clerictank special tank....Some cards are decent. You just have to look inbetween the words.
 
Mew said:
Yeah, and one of them only wears perfume from Celladon, while the others perferm perfume from Blackthorn...
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Is it really a good idea to wear perfume when you work with animals for a living (or was that Jenny you were talking about)?
 
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