I think I broke my friend. He mentioned a Piece of Eden that could deflect metal and I asked which types: all metals or just one group like transitionals, actinides, or lanthanides?
Aside from the occasional Pokemon mausuleum does anyone know of any time the death of a pokemon has been covered in the game or show/books?
I know that there are some that die in the shows and/or movies. I think it's about eight, counting them all, and not counting things that die and then come back to life, otherwise the addition of ash would add about another four or five.
There's also two cities that get destroyed, but we can only assume the deaths there, they don't die on screen.
Aside from the occasional Pokemon mausuleum does anyone know of any time the death of a pokemon has been covered in the game or show/books?
Pokemon Special's pretty hardcore. I remember there being some deaths in there, but I can't remember exactly when.
Yeah, I have the first two boxed sets. I have to read them again to remember specifics. The only thing I really remember is when someone's arm gets chopped off by a Pokemon.
Aside from the occasional Pokemon mausuleum does anyone know of any time the death of a pokemon has been covered in the game or show/books?
Pokemon Special's pretty hardcore. I remember there being some deaths in there, but I can't remember exactly when.
Yeah, I have the first two boxed sets. I have to read them again to remember specifics. The only thing I really remember is when someone's arm gets chopped off by a Pokemon.
Blue's Charmeleon cuts Koga's Arbok on half in Pokemon Adventures.
Today is open season for health insurance and the only day that the insurance fair will be here on location. I've been researching like crazy about the AHA and birth control.
Aside from the occasional Pokemon mausuleum does anyone know of any time the death of a pokemon has been covered in the game or show/books?
Pokemon Special's pretty hardcore. I remember there being some deaths in there, but I can't remember exactly when.
Yeah, I have the first two boxed sets. I have to read them again to remember specifics. The only thing I really remember is when someone's arm gets chopped off by a Pokemon.
There's a point where Blue appears to get her arm cut off by Lorelei in the Yellow arc, but there aren't as many instances of characters "dying" as being given fates worth then death: Red getting frozen, Red and the gang (and Giovanni) getting turned to stone by Deoxys, Pryce getting trapped in time by Celebi, Paka, Uji, and Charon being trapped in the Distortion World during D/P/P...
Oh, and there was that time Lance was trying to wipe out humanity. Yeah, Pokemon Special's a bit dark.
Today I learned (again) not to assume a shared cultural knowledge. One of my coworkers from Saudi went on a trip to Tennessee. He posted this asking what it was. I said "a Scandiwegian troll", assuming that'd be that, but he asked me today what a troll was. I shouldn't be surprised considering they're not a thing in Arabic culture, but I'd assumed he'd seen Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter or something.
It's $10 on Kindle, which is a little steep, but McMillan are assholes, what can I say?
This book is worth $10, though. It's utterly excellent. It's a little cliche but told entirely by the dog, like The Art of Racing in the Rain but less Lifetime movie and more Call of the Wild.
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Damn it. You imaginary internet people are going to shame me into exercising. Fucking damn it.
There's also two cities that get destroyed, but we can only assume the deaths there, they don't die on screen.
FRUSTRATION!
Oh, and there was that time Lance was trying to wipe out humanity. Yeah, Pokemon Special's a bit dark.
It's $10 on Kindle, which is a little steep, but McMillan are assholes, what can I say?
This book is worth $10, though. It's utterly excellent. It's a little cliche but told entirely by the dog, like The Art of Racing in the Rain but less Lifetime movie and more Call of the Wild.
Excellent, excellent book.