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(Any Lapras headcanons?)
While Lapras is famed for its' intelligence and kindhearted nature, this pokemon also has a mischievous streak. They like to pluck the catch out of fisherman's nets before they're pulled aboard.
This pokemon can also be quite trendy. A wild Lapras was once seen wearing seaweed around its' neck, and when its' podmates saw what it was doing, they began to copy it!
Seadra are a known hazard for divers, but not in the way that you'd think. If frightened, this pokemon may latch onto anything in range- including a person's arms or legs. There is little you can do once a Seadra has grabbed onto you, and if it thrashes about you may find yourself stung on one of its venemous spines.
Do you have any Banette line or Porygon line hcs?
Shuppet is relatively weak on its own, and can be spotted traveling in small groups to protect itself. A group of Shuppet is called a Troupe or a Spite.
While it depends on the individual, most Banette love to be held! This sets it apart from other Ghost Types, which tend to be sensitive and desire limited amounts of contact.
Porygon is able to turn its' body into a data-like state at will. Scientists used to use these pokemon to troubleshoot all sorts of issues with their computers, but they fell out of fashion with the invention of Porygon2.
While Porygon2 is capable of more feats than its' preevolution, the ability to learn from its' surroundings makes this pokemon easily distracted if not well trained.
Porygon-Z has a bad reputation of being unstable and therefore dangerous. While if left unchecked, this pokemon can wreak havoc on a computer system, it doesn't often do this intentionally. Porygon-Z can be just a good of a companion as its' preevolutions if a trainer is willing to accommodate it.
It has been a while and I am sorry for that! I'll try to get through what asks I've still got, and maybe write some new stuff in the meantime!
Any Trainer with a Hydreigon is by default a jerk.
Yikes, bet there’s some people who’d like to toss their hat into the ring on this one haha!
You’re out to pick fights today I see.
Well, Zweilous has to have a poor relationship with it's Trainer to evolve, right?
I have no idea where you heard this rumor from, but it’s entirely false and frankly, a harmful way of thinking. Anyone who owns a Hydreigon (including myself) will tell you that building trust with the Pokémon is crucial. They’re one of the most loyal Dragon-types out there when you treat them right.
Well, in Pokémon Black and White, you need Zweilous to hate you in order to evolve.
Again, that’s false. They evolve through battling and experience, like any other Pokémon. Being cruel to them will only encourage the Pokémon to be aggressive.
Terrakion, while commonly referred to as an ox, is more closely related to goat and sheep Pokémon than it is to bovines. It's closest living relative is actually Cobalion, and the two species share a common ancestor that was adapted to much colder climates long ago.
Dragonite are very docile, but this makes them poor parents. This is why hand raising dratini is so common in Johto.
Hello there!
I figured you all would like to put a name to the blog, so I thought I'd introduce myself!
I'm Professor Pecan,
and I can't wait to answer more questions you might have for me!
Lugia are born fully feathered and able to wander away from the nest within a matter of hours. The first few days of their lives are spent learning their mother's signature call, how to swim, and how to forage for food. A baby Lugia is almost never out of reach of it's parent- even if it is washed too far away. Lugia are able to track their young by recognizing their unique psychic signature, and thus can always return to feed them.
It is a little known fact that Cacturne posseses a flower on top of it's head, much like Cacnea before it. The hat the Scarecrow pokemon wears protects it's delicate flower bud from the hot sun during the day and freezing cold at night.
Despite rumors of the contrary, a Samurott's helmet can come off. Just don't go taking it by surprise!
Kyurem's wings seem uneven, and that they would impede flight. Which is actually true! But the Boundary Pokémon does not partake in long distance flight as much as it's counterparts. Instead, Kyurem is specialized in short bursts of flight, typically very low to the ground.
There are multiple Pokedex entries for Drapion that seemingly conflict one another. Some claim that Drapion prefers using it's claws to deal with prey, while others claim they prefer to use venom. In truth, both of these are correct!
Depending on the size of the Pokemon, they tend to use one or the other. Larger individuals prefer using their claws, and smaller prefer venom.
Occasionally Florges will pair up and raise clutches of Flabébé together. One couple, living in a garden in Kalos, is quite famous for staying together year round.
Heyo! could i request some headcanons about the three simis? (Also sidenote i love blogs that do this kinda of stuff! Your blog is amazing!
Oh, thank you!
Despite being very similar pokemon, Simisage, Simisear, and Simipour vary wildly in temperament.
Of these three, Simisear is the most easygoing, with a jolly and amicable disposition. Unfortunately, this pokemon can get out of hand quickly as it releases embers when excited.
Simipour can be difficult to care for, as it is very picky about the water it consumes. If it deems water as too dirty, it will outright refuse to drink and may even throw a tantrum in response.
Simisage is the most difficult of the three, with a wild and aggressive temperament, often lashing out at others with it's thorny tail. It makes for a good battler but has trouble working with teammates of other species.
Cacturne in media are often the Pokemon of lone desert wanderers and cowboys- but they are actually quite social!
The Scarecrow pokemon forms tight knit packs of four to eight individuals- Hunting cooperatively in the night and standing together in the day.
In the wild, packs of Growlithe can be found roaming plains, typically with 1-2 Arcanine to lead them.
Growlithe can't do much to larger items of prey, but they can chase them to where an Arcanine is waiting for an ambush.
