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Diving with Curlie the Milotic

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Trying to beat the heat and cool off with some training at the gym! No one makes a splash quite like Snagtooth, our Gyarados!

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Garchomp is the best pokemon ever!

Like, in all 3 evolutions, Gible, Gabite and Garchomp, theyre perfect and so cute!! Gible is basicaly plushy-shaped and is like an round shark (which is also the best animal), Gabite is like if an dinossaur was blue and had wings(also, his number is 444 which is aestheticaly pleasing) and Garchomp not only has the best onomatopoeia in his name (chomp) and he has an star on his nose?? he is perfect!

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My fave guy🦈

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thoughts of home

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Pokemon Fun Facts!

If you have a Torterra, you have a walking garden!

Firstly, you have that tree! All Torterras have some form of ‘tree’, although it is not necessarily always a deciduous type, and it is a vital part of their body and natural systems as it developed from the sprout on their head as a Turtwig- but that doesn’t mean you can’t prune it into attractive shapes if your Pokemon is otherwise healthy!

And a healthy Torterra is very capable of supporting extra plantlife on its shell; after all, once it’s integrated into the Pokemon’s system, extra greenery means extra energy from photosynthesis. It happens naturally in the wild, so if you don’t plant things on there, floating seeds or other Grass-types or Pokemon like Skwovet will do the job for you! Putting a plant that’s struggling on a Torterra’s shell for a bit can even help it recover, since it then benefits from the Pokemon’s immune system and nutrients!

You can even, believe it or not, grow some food crops on a Torterra, although intensive food gardening is generally not recommended as it can affect soil quality and drain resources. Plus, there’s not that much space! But a small berry bush can be a lovely addition, and some Torterra will even naturally produce fruit!

The main problems to watch out for are any diseases that could be transmitted to the Pokemon, significant overgrowth to the point the plants are more of a drain on the Torterra’s system than a boost, and anything trying to out-compete that essential tree. Torterra will do some level of pruning via scratching their shell against rocks and large trees by themselves, but the bonus of having a human trainer is definitely the ability to get yourself weeded and pruned by someone with hands!

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please-recycle

TORTERRA IS COMPETITIVELY VIABLE GRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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Bath, Somerset (@alicia_paige_ on IG)

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want a snom cone?

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Thank You Ash and Pikachu! You two were and always will be the pinnacle of my childhood. I loved watching you go from a Rookie Team to World Champions and Saviors. I learned so much from you two.

~You two were the very best, like no one ever was. 😭

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The end of an era🌈

One of my earliest memories with Pokémon was getting ready for school extra early so that my brother and I could squeeze in the newest episode of Galactic Battles before we had to run to the car. Ash and Pikachu will always be a cornerstone of my childhood⚡