The Internet Has Fallen In Love With Pokemon Sun And Moon’s Pikachu Imposter

6 responses to “The Internet Has Fallen In Love With Pokemon Sun And Moon’s Pikachu Imposter”

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   myheronic

   July 14, 2016 at 12:34 pm

   i am all in for this pokemon, i hope the new games have some side quests that involve a spooky story about whats underneath… OR!! evolves into something scarier.
   I’m down for it either way, its already on my team

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   leigh

   July 14, 2016 at 12:35 pm

   Clayton.

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   kami

   July 15, 2016 at 7:10 am

   I mean, think about it. Pikachu is the face of Pokemon everywhere. Other monsters living in the world of Pokemon must know that, and considering that Pokemon are intelligent, this means that most Pokemon, at some point or another, have to grapple with feelings of belonging, of jealousy, of envy.
   I think that is a little too much of an anthro-centric interpretation. I would imagine in the world of pokemon the titular creatures aren’t too keen on being stuffed into tiny balls and would either be indifferent if there were certain pokemon that the humans favoured or actually prefer that if it meant that they weren’t hunted down. I would think that given the choice between being scooped up and taken away or living with their kind, most pokemon would probably prefer the latter, sentient or not.

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      EKANA

      July 18, 2016 at 6:22 am

      I don’t think so bro, it has been described many times that inside the pokeball is a really really really nice place, that pokemon enjoy being in. So yeah…

   2. 

      asona

      July 31, 2016 at 8:15 am

      like ekana said, the inside of a pokeball is actually a nice place. the pokeball has a pocket dimension inside it that automatically alters itself to the preferred environment of the pokemon inside. also pokemon and humans have a mutual relationship. pokemon need to get stronger in order to evolve and reach their next level of potential, doing this in the wild is a very challenging thing. but a human raised pokemon is naturally far stronger than it’s wild counterparts, humans bring out the potential and ability of pokemon. in return pokemon help out humans who are kind to them. it’s stated that wild pokemon are jealous of caught pokemon because of this fact, that they know caught pokemon are stronger and have a higher chance to evolve. now there are some pokemon out there who do not wish to fight, those pokemon often evolve through different means such as friendship or through a stone. but by this point many pokemon cannot evolve in the wild due to their untapped abilities only being able to be brought out by humans.

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   kami

   July 31, 2016 at 8:49 pm

   eh, I haven’t played since Sapphire so haven’t kept up with the lore, but I would have thought that if pokemon really did want to be domesticated so badly they wouldn’t put up much of a fight when you catch them in the wild.