80th moon [video]

[paladinlost]

"Celebi is an extremely playful species. Its main ability is the power to travel through time." Or so the Professor said.

[Today's quote should sound quite familiar to anyone who watched last week's EV NEWS. So should the Cele-Berry Meringue waiting in front of the Gear, for that matter. Homemade and fresh, thank you very much.]

Bringing back a spring snow after weeks of summer heat matches both sentences perfectly, if you ask me. Has anyone thought to look for legendary Pokémon around their garden today?

[Not that Cecil himself has, of course. Nope.]

Comments

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[paladinlost]

But how would we know what sort of glasses they need?

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[backtobasics]

... yet another problem, that.

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[tearsofademon]

Yeah. Still can't say I have any idea why that happens.

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[paladinlost]

Local holiday celebrations, it seems.

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[paladinlost]

Would they tell us if we asked?

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[tearsofademon]

Would explain what's shown up in December. The other ones were pretty random though.

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[backtobasics]

I think they might get insulted just by that.

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[paladinlost]

This world does have a surprising number of holidays.

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[paladinlost]

True, but guessing would be impossible.

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[tearsofademon]

Yeah. Not saying that's a bad thing, but they're a lot more widespread than they'd be back home.

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[paladinlost]

Perhaps that's because the cities are so close together. That'd make it easier to spread local celebrations.

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[tearsofademon]

Could be part of it. And how we have these things here, too.

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[enjoymyatelier]

Even so, Butterfree can stay close enough to the ground... it's not like they don't have limbs, even if they're a bit small. That, and I'm sure it's still better than being a Caterpie.

[dreamsofahero]

Interesting. It had always seemed to be a rather localized effect, but...

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[paladinlost]

I wonder if the locals would remember our own holidays, if we celebrated them widely enough?

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[paladinlost]

It would certainly be safer for them, not counting the added type weaknesses. Merely learning Sleep Powder allows to evade many foes.

[paladinlost]

A localized effect suffices in a surprising number of situations.

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[enjoymyatelier]

Honestly, I imagine the added type weaknesses wouldn't even be that much of a factor, given that it would probably be equally durable prior to evolving. I suppose they could simply stay Metapod forever, but... that seems like it would be awfully dull.

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[paladinlost]

Considering the loss of mobility that comes with that form, I'm surprised they can stand it, even if it's usually only for three levels.

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[tearsofademon]

I guess it's possible. Some people like any excuse they can get to have a party, after all.

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[paladinlost]

Between all the worlds represented here and their potential holidays, they'll have as many parties as they could possibly want.

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[tearsofademon]

Haaa, well, there are worse things.

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[paladinlost]

They give us an excuse to meet other people, if nothing else.

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[tearsofademon]

Guess they do. And everyone's able to enjoy them, no matter who they are.

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[enjoymyatelier]

I wonder if things go differently for them in the wild... trained ones at least seem to keep their offensive moves even if they aren't terribly good, but the wild Metapod and Kakuna I've encountered have only used Harden. Perhaps surviving long enough in that state is an equivalent method that allows them to evolve...