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Farfechte'd

Eternal Nightmare

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    Can you believe that Farfeche'd are extent due to the fact most people
    use them for stew because they are delicious (according to Ashes Pokedex).
    Sry if I spelt it wrong. ^^'
     

    JX Valentine

    Your aquatic overlord
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  • They're not extinct. They're endangered. Otherwise, you wouldn't be seeing them in the wild. (Yeah, I know about the entire fossil Pokemon actually live underground thing, but those are different. As in, the creators of the 'dex actually genuinely assume that people can't just go out and find one in the wild -- or, if you'd rather go with the game's explanation, that they're really extinct and can't be seen in modern times without being revived from fossils, as the entire species is gone.)

    Anyway, yes, I can believe it. First off, the concept of eating Pokemon really isn't anything new. They resemble animals, so some fans have no problem of proposing giving their characters something like Kentucky Fried Blaziken or Miltank burgers. Second, it's not like it's the first time it's been mentioned in canon. Ash was, at one point, afraid that Professor Oak would eat his Krabby, Meowth once tried to eat a Magikarp, James attempted to eat Togepi (before it hatched), and Miltank milk has been shown to be harvested for various dairy products.

    Besides, the duck is carrying a leek. It's asking for it.
     

    sandcrawler

    slacking off in my spare time.
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  • Canalave Library said:
    Pick clean the bones of Pokemon caught in the sea or stream. Thank them for the meals they provide, and pick their bones clean. When the bones are as clean as can be, set them free in the water from which they came. The Pokemon will return, fully fleshed, and it begins anew.

    Well, apparently humans in the Pokemon world are omnivorous.
     

    7rial 0F Doom

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    Farfetch'd deserves a new evolution, but because it's so rare, Farfetch'd would have to evolve at Lv.50 or somewhere around.
     

    Jamie006

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    Hey, if you're on a really long journey and have run out of food, just fry up some of those Pidgeys that you've been killing for experience. Makes excellent travel food!
     

    Jamie006

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    Was I spamming the thread? Sorry about that, got a little carried away.
     
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