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it knows Surf. But my other pokemon knew HMs and released just fine

I was trying to release my Snorlax, female and level 45. In Leaf Green. Just figured I should before I start a new game. Dunno. Anyway something odd happens that doesn't with any other pokemon. When I release it it dissapears and reappears and it says "......! Snorlax came back! It must have...

Those aren't pseudo-legendaries actually. The six pseudo-legendaries so far are Dragonite, Tyranitatar, Salamence, Metagross, Garchomp, and Hydreigon.

They're pretty awesome. It certainly is interesting that there's a pokemon with an accent mark in its English name. I supose it goes together with the whole Europian theme, though. http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Entei_(Pok%C3%A9mon)

I'm assuming you mean the actual Pokemon they revive into. In that case, I can't say I have a favorite. They're all equally awesome IMO.

By that I mean the special categories or archetypes a Pokemon can fall under that differ it from the norm. I don't mean types. I also don't mean shininess, as that's a trait that a particular member of a Pokemon species can have and not a category that the species as a whole falls under. So...

Except it's not just an out-of-game moniker. They're an actual archetype of Pokemon recognized in-game by PokeDex entries, Rowan (who describes one of the defining aspects of this "kind" of legendary Pokemon), and other NPCs. They're different from Pokemon described in legends because they not...

I wonder how the fainted Pokemon will react when they wake up, lol.

I don't have any favorites, but here's a few cool ones off the top of my head. Kaiorga (Kyogre) Bangiras (Tyranitar) Bohmander (Salamence) Ulgamoth (Volcarona)

Just remembered something Rowan said. He said he was studying the effect of evolution and its relation to Pokemon, and how legendary Pokemon, which he stated don't evolve came into the mix. All that writing for nothing, lol. I know, but what I was implying was that they didn't meet the...

This actually seems pretty credible. If you look at the stat boost Kyurem gets from merging with Reshiram or Zekrom, which is 40, and add that to Kyurem twice to account for both dragons, you'd see that Kyurem in his original state (before being seperated) would have had a BST of 740, 20 points...

Just noticed that I made a huge mistake in one area of my opening post. There are tons of non-legendary Pokemon with catch rates below 45... *facepalm* Well, yeah. It's not legendary unless GameFreak says so. Afterall, the only real criteria for a legendary Pokemon is being officially recognized...

I get it alot, actually. I don't let it bother me, though. They don't know what they're talking about as they've probably never played any of the games so I liken it to a crazy person mumbling nonsense at me (although I don't consider the people who make those comments at me crazy, lol).

Glad I got some critical thinking going, lol. Yeah, there are definitely some flaws in my theory, but at least it's a possibility. It really could just be GF pulling our legs again like they did with Rotom though. If so, it's pretty awesome that some Pokemon can be that special yet not actually...

Just GAMEFREAK logic, I guess... I honestly have no idea, lol. I always had the impression that they just ate it.