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Ok I have only one question do pokeballs not exist within your version of the pokemon world? I had thought I would find something about that in the training section otherwise a great book
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[Pokémon] Coriolanus Rowland's Guide to Pokémon Husbandry
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Eh. Poké Balls aren't particularly interesting in terms of what I was doing; I think Coriolanus assumes that the average person is capable of working one. Besides, even if you do use Poké Balls to transport Pokémon, they have to be looked after externally; I presume if you just leave them in there they starve to death or something. Also, if I'd included Poké Balls, people would be asking questions about why such stringent security measures were necessary, and why it's so difficult to transport dangerous Pokémon, because everything could be solved with just a Poké Ball. So basically, I avoided mentioning them for the sake of convenience.
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As someone who is working on a similair "non"fiction in a fictional worlds book (I'm doing more of an overall book about the entire universe, history and science all cobbled together over 600 years) I find this absolutely amazing.
I seriously feel like I could have walked into the pokemon equivilant of Barnes and Noble and picked this up in the non-fiction section. It also very much reminds me of Magical Beasts and Where to Find Them by Rowling, but for pokemon and that is just amazing.
I seriously feel like I could have walked into the pokemon equivilant of Barnes and Noble and picked this up in the non-fiction section. It also very much reminds me of Magical Beasts and Where to Find Them by Rowling, but for pokemon and that is just amazing.