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Pokemon size

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    I dont get y ash will use like a pikachu and a bulbasaur in one battle and then in another use charizard and snorlax or anything bigger wouldnt u think the bigger pokemon would win, like if an awesome trained turtwig faced a crappy untrained wailord how could the wailord lose it's like a million times bigger than the turtwig.
     

    Blue_Drifblim

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  • Well, like you said: It was an awesome trained Turtwig vs a crappy Wailord. In the Pokemon world(or shall I say anime?), size doesn't matter. I mean, it does seem illogical that a huge 900 pound whale can get beaten by a small plant thing, but who's using logic? You're talking about Pokemon. XD

    Edit: You know what? Now I want to see a Turtwig fight a Wailord in the show... That would be funny.
     

    Spinor

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    Going by that logic, a "Hot Skitty on Wailord Action" would be VERY painful...

    Erm... Let's just say size never matter. Plus, it's just a cartoon.
     

    varial295

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    well size to me doesnt matter its the power and heart that comes in iut
     

    Jumpluff

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  • I think that Pikachu could never beat a Groudon, In the game It would never but Anime is a special place where they could do anything.

    Games are just for fun and enjoying the differences of levels, items and attacks.
     

    Unown_

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  • Being large makes the movements of a Pokemon slow. The opponent can take advantage of that. So yeah, having a large Pokemon does not guaranty a win.
    Like S. Magumarashi said, it's the skill and tactics that will determin the victor.

    However, what Pikachu ( with a weight of around 13.2 lbs) pulled off during the opening of the 10th movie (knocking over a Torterra - around 683.4 lbs -, which is over 50 times the weight of Pikachu) with Iron Tail is simple not possible.
     

    Artemis

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    in the anime sizze doesn't matter...plus if the bigger pokemon always won, there would be no excitement in the show really...
     

    joehat

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  • Being large makes the movements of a Pokemon slow. The opponent can take advantage of that. So yeah, having a large Pokemon does not guaranty a win.
    Like S. Magumarashi said, it's the skill and tactics that will determin the victor.

    However, what Pikachu ( with a weight of around 13.2 lbs) pulled off during the opening of the 10th movie (knocking over a Torterra - around 683.4 lbs -, which is over 50 times the weight of Pikachu) with Iron Tail is simple not possible.

    Ahh I guess the above poster meant Torterra instead of Groudon. I was gonna saaay.

    Anime physics. Agreed.
     
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    i guess i get it yea i do understand its a show. but another thing is ive never seen a trainer with a wailord it would even like fit in a stadium.
     
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    Personally, I never thought size mattered to begin with. I've seen a midget beat up a 6 foot-odd man before, so it'll be no surprise if a Diguda (Diglett) beat up a Hoeruo (Wailord). . >.> Although, type disadvantages are a different story. .
     

    Gars129

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  • Pikachu did beat a regice if im not wrong. In the games, a pikachu with grass knot could beat groudon.
     
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  • yea imo size doesn't matter one bit as long as you have a type that's stronger and has the heart it'll win plus super effective attacks don't always mean everything its all about the heart baby :)
     

    Artemis

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    as the saying goes, the bigger they are, the harder they fall

    lolz
     

    ArcanineOod

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  • I agree. Surely the Wailord would just use Body Slam and that would be that? XD
    But of course, the chances of us seeing a Turtwig fighting a Wailord are soooo low... It would be cool, but extremely odd.
    There is no logic in Pokemon. Okay, there's a bit, but not that much.
    ...

    Though actually, I guess that Body Slam thing actually would happen to begin with, but then Ash would find some way around it using Turtwig's awesome speed. ^_^
    xX
     
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