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Well, this post is related to the Dark/Ghost/Psychic theory.
If we consider it as Dark Matter, then we are able to say that the emissions and radiations emitted from the 'Bite' attack are not physically visible, but, quote wikipedia, "who's existence can be inferred from its gravitational effect on visible matter". The idea that dark matter literally exists of nothing, that is, that it is not made up of atoms, we can assume that these 'Dark Matters' are made of supersymetric particles and thus can annihilate other 'Dark Matters', thus creating the presence of Photons and Neutrinos. If we consider the Photon as the basic form of electromagnitism, then when a Dark pokemon uses Bite, and creates this Photon Reaction around a Ghost/Psychic pokemon, it is literally creating and destroying matter around it, thus causing a HUGE, or considered otherworldy distortion of electromagnetism. We should also remember that the Photons of electromagnetism can be considered in the form of Plasma, thus the mythical 4th Dimension state. This means that not only physical, but spiritual effects (as, if spirits are not visible, but yet are present, then they must be considered a form of Dark Matter, or, as one would call it, electromagnetic energy, or plasmatic [i made that word up] matter). I.E., Dark attacks literally break apart the Ghost/Psychic pokemon's soul/spirit (electromagnetic state of being). At least, that's the best deifinition I can give. Quote:
The same goes for the fighting type, they are very strong and are likely to have overdeveloped muscles, I.E. they have a heightened physical strength to the annihilitic creation of Photons and Neutrinos, which means that they are also less affected by Dark type attacks (their matter is less distortable by the physical creation of matter around them). Now, it's a little bit different for Steel... because it is such a strong alloy (that is the ionic bonds are strong) and many other chemicals are within it to enhance it's tensile strength etc. Because so much bonding is occuring within the steel, the annihilitic creation reaction would have a much harder time breaking the ionic bonds, than, say, the intermolecular bonds of human flesh, or the carbon chains of an ether. Thus, it takes FAR MORE energy to break steel, therefore the Dark attack type is weak against it. (Not to mention the high boiling point :3) We can also relate this to the Pokeball theory (which I have pondered quite a bit). If we base Dark attacks on this technicality of dark matter annihilation reactions, then we can typically assume that Dark attacks would affect Pokemon INSIDE their Pokeballs, such to say that the electromagnetic energy of the converted 'Pokeballed'-mon would become physical, thus creating defects in the Pokemon... and possibly exploding the Pokeball (on the basis of an annihilation reaction) by creating Photons and Neutrinos, thus forcing a huge amount of physical atomic force from WITHIN the Pokeball. And if such is to say that Pokeballs can be affected by this, then there must be some assumption that they have a superconductor of electromagnetic energy that protects it from Dark attacks, and also possibly to provide energy to contain the temperature of the heat energy within the pokeball (in the sense that they literally become attached to their trainer by feeding of their trainer's electromagnetic energy). And as for you question, Destiny Bond, the Pokemon Designers decided to break the laws of physics, as in the Matrix, and decided that water Pokemon should be able to breathe outside of water. And as for Yams, I think it's quite palpable that it is safe to assume that fruit and vegetables have been replaced by berries. Also, I was having a bit of a ponder about the electric type. Because, if they have superimmense amounts of electromagnetic thermal energy (to be able to create electric attacks) then, technically, shouldn't the surface and core temperature of the pokemon be extremely high? And in which case, how would steel/electric types cope with that? Would they not melt? And then, on that basis, shouldn't they, by default, also be able to emit fire attacks? Although this would be like overheat, because their physical body wouldn't be able to cope with the huge power of the heat energy that is released from their inner thermal energy. Right? And what about the Rock type? I mean, how do they physically BE, and yet they are made of an inanimate object. Would they have some sort of core plasma? Are they operated by a remote soul or being? Are they simply inhabited by this soul/being? And on the porygon theory, I think it's possible that it's made from a base code, that is similar to Ditto, in a way. Although Ditto is not a code, it acts like a code. Because when it transforms it morphs into another Pokemon, now that doesn't just 'happen'. It has to undergo Biological mutation, not just that, it has to be reversible. So then, it must be made up of programmable stem cells, so to speak, that can perform any action as necessary. Porygon must be similar to this, except that Porygon only immitates the behaviour (it can assume the same type etc). But, it cannot transform. So that must mean that there is some sort of mechanical mechanism within a Porygon, where as Ditto is naturally a mutating Pokemon. So that begs the question, how exactly is Ditto able to fully mutate, and yet Porygon is only able to imitate? Is there some mechanical or biological difference between the two? But what's even more interesting is how a 'software upgrade' can evolve a Porygon. That seems to give it the representation of a computer. If so, then it's more like a machine that is merely projecting an outer shell of a Pokemon, otherwise why would it be able to upgrade it's software and thus its appearance and states? I love this whole science thread, I think it's great. :3 |
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See 1:32 - 2:01. Non-fish Water Pokemon have no problems on land, with exceptions like Gyarados which has a mystical dragon aspect to it. In the games, to prevent Trainers from being limited, no feature was implemented to reference fish Pokemon survival on land... although the Stadium/Colosseum games will have them floating in midair. Quote:
To call upon dark matter (possibly arbitrarily because of the word "dark") is a bit of a stretch. Also, the Japanese term for Dark Pokemon isn't Dark at all, it's [roughly] "Evil". Quote:
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Now for Fighting types, assuming that an annihilation reaction was occurring, the fact that they have more muscle tissue does not change that the matter that makes it up are the same as what make up everything: as long as it's made of matter, it will undergo an annihilation. Quote:
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But that doesn't mean to say that they have some sort of 'aura', they could simply just be predispositioned to a 'malevolant' behaviour. So, whilst not being spiritually evil, they are biologically programmed to be evil, thus tending to explain the psychological tendencies of the 'good dark pokemon' we see in the anime etc which have been raised as 'good'. Quote:
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Not quite, see, what I was talking about was dark matter actually annihilating with dark matter (through some sort of weird containment function or whatever) so that it actually imposes gravitational matter onto the foe that it is attacking, thus the intense damage that we see against ghost and psychic types. Quote:
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I guess that's true, but how else is there to explain it? Quote:
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There are reports of animals producing larger voltages, but the typical output is sufficient to stun or deter virtually any other animal. Luminescence is light that usually occurs at low temperatures, and is thus a form of cold body radiation. It can be caused by chemical reactions, electrical energy, subatomic motions, or stress on a crystal. This distinguishes luminescence from incandescence, which is light generated by high temperatures. In terms of Pokemon, and the Electric Eel, I would suggest we are talking about Electroluminescence. This is different from Bioluminescence as the animal is not reacting Adenosine Triphosphate within its inner body structure. Electroluminescence is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor). The excited electrons release their energy as photons - light. Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separated either as a result of doping of the material to form a p-n junction, or through excitation by impact of high-energy electrons accelerated by a strong electric field. If we relate this to a Pokemon, say, Magnemite, then it's likely suggestible that within the centre of it it has a superconductor... Or at least a semi conductor. This, combine with nano-electronic plates aligned in supersymetrical circle form would have the capacity to creat large electric burtsts of energy (thus explaining thunder, zap cannon, etc). If we were talking about, say, Rayquaza or a Pikachu, then it is more likely related to the structure of the Electric Eel. These Pokemon are likely to have thousands of electrocytes, alligned, yet again, in a form of supersymetrical structure, thus allowing for the combined strength of a Thunder Attack. What this tends not to explain is Registeel, or Regice, as they are completely hollow. Thus, their inner body does not contain electrocytes, and yet they are able to use Zap Cannon. Quote:
These other Pokemon, however, seem to be physically part of the rock that they are living in, i.e. they were 'brought to life'... which is different from Spiritomb, that merely attaches to the rock or whatever. Quote:
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what exactly happens to cubones skull when it evolves and if cubone wears a marowakes skull then how come they look nothing alike? |
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How is it that when charmanders flame goes out it dies? I never understood that... |
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How Machamp's family use flamethrower(they can learn them through tms)?
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