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RangerRudy — Lilligant Males
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Published: 2016-01-22 19:26:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 12880; Favourites: 111; Downloads: 16
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Almost every kind of pokémon has a male and a female.Dispite that people would almost always refer to some as "him" and others as "her"
Machoke? Him.
Gardevoir? Her.
Both of them have both males and females that look exactly alike.
And out of all the pokémon I have, Lilligant is the only one to only be able to be one.
Lovely as Lilly is, I think it's kinda sad for them...
Wild Lilligants can't ever reproduce.
And if only females exist, I really doubt even a Ditto could change into a male...
HOW DO PETILIL COME TO BE?!
I might have an idea but I want to know the real story!
BUT!
Lilly here doesn't really seem to care.
She seems happy enough
LET ME JUST ADD THIS:
I know about egg groups, stop pointing it out.
Does not mean I'll pair them up willy nilly.
I meant that I wanted to know how they came to be at the start.
Now please quit it.
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Yeah, I'd imagine some of them don't do eggs. That would be an interesting mechanic.
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I imagine most of them not laying eggs...
It creeps me out thinking of pokémon that are based on things that don't lay eggs to actually lay eggs...
Birds, yes. Fish, sure. Bugs, off course. Things based on inanimate object, I can live with that.
But something like a Lopunny laying eggs... It kinda creeps me out...
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That's why I think my theory works out. If I can ever get around to getting it out of my head and into text, I might be able to show some people.
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If you do...
You know where to find me
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ALIENS
That's my only explanation.
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