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waveguidebuizel

weirdguybuizel
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Hahaha, that's pretty silly! But I agree with Cassino's interpretation of the Speed stat, where it means speed during battle (as in speed in firing off attacks and stuff) rather than actual speed in a race.
 

Snowdrop

Back and ready to babble!
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A stuck-up cat wearing a girdle moves faster than a speeding Dragonite? Pokemon can be weird sometimes lol
 

Oryx

CoquettishCat
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I'm firmly behind the idea that you can't listen to anything the Pokedex says about any Pokemon because it was written by a 10 year old.

"Dragonite you're so fast! I bet you could fly around the world in SIXTEEN HOURSSSSS!!!"
 

Killalao

Sureal killer of darkness
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I think the best way to explain this, is that Sure, maybe it is that fast, but, can it keep it up, maybe it can only run so fast for so long until it gets tired and has to rest, The speed stat, in the game, in a sense, doesn't just refer to the actual speed of the pokemon. In a realistic sense, it would also include things such as reaction time, or how long it takes for the pokemon to understand and perform your commands. And in a realistic view, No human or animal can run at full speed indefinitely. Endurance or stamina, is not something that is used in the game, but may be able to apply a logical explanation as to why it is so fast.
 
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