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Post by daveshn on Nov 3, 2005 16:26:46 GMT -6
So why doesn't leech seed stay on when switched?
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Post by Recon Dye on Nov 3, 2005 16:42:06 GMT -6
Leech Seed is not actually inside the pokémon, and the World Pokémon League doesn't recognize it as legal equipment for pokémon, so just the pokémon is recalled and the leech vines drop the ground.. and die
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Post by bigbboy on Nov 3, 2005 16:43:01 GMT -6
That makes sense.
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Post by Lance Falcon on Nov 3, 2005 16:54:46 GMT -6
If the chemicals are burned out when they go back into the Pokéballs, how does May explain how a Pokémon remains Poisoned even after it is recalled back into its Pokéball? Pokémon who use poison attacks create an enzyme in their bodies, whether it's in vapor or liquid form, it's still the basic enzyme that poisons the opponent, since enzymes are organic, and are seen as proteins, the preservation effects of the pokéball will try not to destroy organic and bilogical substances, along with any attached or worn items the pokéball recognizes off of an official list of legal items the World Pokémon League authorizes.Normaly I wouldnt be understanding this but I just leand it in school so woot.Anyway thats cool how the poisen was described neat.Pokemon-X just made scince fun. Anyway since this topic appears to be active again is that girl in the corner by the dock angry at the gang for leaveing tracks everywere?
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Post by daveshn on Nov 3, 2005 19:33:36 GMT -6
Leech Seed is not actually inside the pokémon, and the World Pokémon League doesn't recognize it as legal equipment for pokémon, so just the pokémon is recalled and the leech vines drop the ground.. and die As much sense as half the stuff that goes in the pokemon games anyway. Take this scenario for instance: How is it that a frozen pokemon can't use an HM in a battle, but, once the battle is over, it can remain frozen and do the HM outside of battle, then, get thrown into a battle, still frozen, and not be able to do the move?
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Post by mjc0961 on Nov 5, 2005 7:11:26 GMT -6
If the chemicals are burned out when they go back into the Pokéballs, how does May explain how a Pokémon remains Poisoned even after it is recalled back into its Pokéball? Pokémon who use poison attacks create an enzyme in their bodies, whether it's in vapor or liquid form, it's still the basic enzyme that poisons the opponent, since enzymes are organic, and are seen as proteins, the preservation effects of the pokéball will try not to destroy organic and bilogical substances, along with any attached or worn items the pokéball recognizes off of an official list of legal items the World Pokémon League authorizes.So if the World Pokémon League's computer crashes... Because Pokéballs would cost way more than 200 Pokémon Dollars if they had all that knowledge inside of the Pokéball itself, plus, if they updated the list of legal items, all the old Pokéballs would have to be upgraded. So there's gotta be a central server for this thing somewhere, controlling all that.
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