71st moon [video]

[paladinlost]

 [Cecil is looking very weary and business-like today. He also looks about to be smothered by an avalanche of eggs.

Both of these facts might be related.]

My dearest team has blessed me with wonderful eggs, and for merely P1500 part of that blessing can be yours. Do you not wish to meet new companions at this time of the year?

[His voice is as flat as it can get, and his sentence ends in a sigh.]

...I would be most grateful if you took them off my hands, truly.


((ooc: There are still many eggs left! Come and get your awesome Pokébabies!))

Comments

[paladinlost]

They're kind enough to give us that many, at least. You'd need a second Pokémon, and it'd also have to be from the same egg group as the first. And of the opposite gender, of course.

[wontturntostone]

Hmm
An Oddly Restrictive Breeding Requirement
Similar To Humans Though So I Suppose It Makes Sense Since This Is Their World

[paladinlost]

...The egg groups, or the genders?

[wontturntostone]

Genders
The Species Aspect Makes Sense
You Would Not Breed A Fishbeast And A Treebeast

[paladinlost]

...And yet you can breed a snake with a lion. How would it work without genders?

[wontturntostone]

Gender Is Simply Not A Specific Restriction On Alternia
Trolls Can Breed With Members Of The Opposite Gender Or Their Own

[paladinlost]

Not needing children of opposite genders would be very useful when arranging marriages, I have to admit. They'd love that in Troia.

[wontturntostone]

We Didnt Really Do That
Marriage
We Had Matesprites But They Werent Arranged

[paladinlost]

They were love matches, then? That's quite lucky.

[wontturntostone]

Ah
Somewhat
Love As A Concept Is Similar
But We Didnt Call It That

[paladinlost]

Is it more platonic, or different in another way?