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shellderkillder

[004] [video]

Aug 05, 2010 16:56

[What is this, Shelly is using the video function?! Oh, but wait: the feed actually shows nothing but a Sneasel and a Spinarak just kinda... poking a fainted Caterpie.]

I was wondering... Is there anyone healing the wild Pokémon? How well do they recover from their injuries? If, say, a wild Pokémon were to be poisoned and then knocked out, as was ( Read more... )

one-track mind, !ic, he suffers from selective empathy

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[ video ] yattagarasu August 5 2010, 18:28:39 UTC

Awww, poor thing! I know the ones I fought were okay, but they only stayed out for a few minutes anyway.

[ voice ] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 18:59:49 UTC

Did you make sure each and every one of them survived?

[ voice ] yattagarasu August 5 2010, 19:01:53 UTC

Of course I did! I don't steal lives!

[ voice ] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 19:29:54 UTC

Of course. But... how do they invariably recover, then?

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mensouakira August 5 2010, 18:40:02 UTC

Well, I don't think anyone heals them...The Pokemon seem to recover on their own...

shellderkillder August 5 2010, 18:59:09 UTC

Ah, how do they do it?

mensouakira August 5 2010, 19:07:20 UTC

I'm not quite sure....But, it might be the berries!

shellderkillder August 5 2010, 19:29:31 UTC

Oh, those? Are there enough for all the Pokémon?

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[video] totesaladder August 5 2010, 18:41:30 UTC

You... you poisoned it?! The poor Poké-thing!

[voice] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 19:01:06 UTC

Ah, I presume nobody has told you about this yet. It may sound confusing - I have barely gotten used to the concept myself - but Pokémon are commonly used to battle.

[voice] totesaladder August 5 2010, 20:22:04 UTC

I know that, but-- poisoning! That's more serious than just fighting!

[voice] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 20:31:05 UTC

... If it makes you feel any better, Ms. Fey, people have told me that this Pokémon will likely recover without much of a problem.

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[video] overthedratini August 5 2010, 19:25:05 UTC

From what I understand, when one is defeated in the wild, it only faints.

[voice] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 19:37:29 UTC

But how can one be sure that is always the case?

[voice] overthedratini August 5 2010, 21:40:41 UTC

How can one be sure it isn't?

[voice] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 22:14:33 UTC

You have a point, but at this rate, we will never reach a conclusion.

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[voice] combat_butler August 5 2010, 19:47:43 UTC

From what I understand, they recover from whatever damage they received overnight! Beyond that, it's one of those mysteries that has yet to be solved! I think.

[voice] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 19:53:45 UTC

I am beginning to think Pokémon biology will never make sense to me.

[voice] combat_butler August 5 2010, 20:03:06 UTC

If you're that interested, maybe you should invest in reading up on it in one of the labs or Pokémon Centers?

[voice] shellderkillder August 5 2010, 20:28:05 UTC

How in-depth is the information that they have?

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