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Instead of math or science autism, I got the Pokemon autism :( (he/they/she, ace) I am 23 btw!!

[demonoflight]

Something that gets me about Pokemon Pokopia is that you actually find out what led to the setting of Pokopia pretty early on. While exploring the world you find dozens of logs that explain in very clear terms what's going on. But Ditto remains clueless about it no matter how many logs you collect, and cannot offer so much as a theory to Professor Tangrowth and the others.

And then I realized they have no reaction to the logs for the same reason they have no reaction to signs and info board items--

DITTO CAN'T READ.

[pokemon]

Would you get Grubbin a Soda Pop? 

[snapple-kun]

Yes. Yes a hundred times over.

[xreddarkface0]

"I'm still thinking about you."

[rainbowroseart]

My Pokemon are victims of my sleep schedule

[bashcrandicoot]

Ditto doing that for the first time

[gabbyslilcreatures]

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Hey gamers! I’ve restocked some of my Fruit Bats on my Etsy. Tax season is stressful when you file as small business, so know if you buy one of my hand painted little guys, you’re buying from as well as supporting an artist directly :3

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[asha-mage]

I think a big part of the reason Pokopia is hitting so hard for so many people is that we have had an absolute glut of post apocalyptic media that take the "humans are the monsters/disease/problem" angle. Even the most well meaning solar-punk I can think of often have this undercurrent of 'humanity's nature is inherently short sighted and exploitive and they must constantly be kept in check to protect the environment' which slides very quickly into 'the world would be better off without humans in it to complicate and threaten things'.

But Pokopia fully does not do that. The world is lonely without humans and lesser for humanity's absence. So much of the game is about how Pokemon miss humans and are struggling to make sense of a world without us, how the ecosystem is just as hurt by our absence as any other species, and how the things we left behind, even in ruins and burned shells, are often beautiful and strange and helpful to the Pokemon who find them.

Pokemon have always been this allegory for the natural world- back to the original idea of the games inspired by children who caught bugs and kept ant farms- and thus the relationship between Pokemon and humans becomes this allegory for the relationship between nature and humans. And Pokopia looks you dead in the eye and says "the world would be poorer without humans, and if we all vanished tomorrow the echoes of who we are and the things we did would still ring out for eons uncountable. We would be missed and mourned and searched for and the wound of our absence would be deeply felt on this earth for the rest of its turning. The actions of a few greedy short sighted humans will never change that."

And that. That hits.

[greenfinchg-illustration]

Sorry I haven’t posted anything new in so long. But I’m a Pokémon now

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[squibbedoodles]

finally solidified kyle’s team, he’s the professor’s assistant so his team is lowkey all over the place :]

[thescarletcrow]

south poképark…

[stacey24]

Cred (Incineroar Black Cherries N Creme)

[up-side-in-side-out]

A thing

[marbeeowl]

Dip as pokemon trainers(i just got my poke-phase back)

[marbeeowl]

Types of water transport be like

[marbeeowl]

Yah

[mtkmsp]

I'm a bit behind on catching up with twitter posts but I made this cute lil Broship portait and I really love it so I wanted to post it immediately here as well hehehehe

[spazyap]

i’m tfbwpilled

(fixating on the coon and call girl interactions)

[snapple-kun]

I love how Stan legit just stole his dad’s power tools and is now attacking random children with them