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Mr. Mime is just a guy.
Queue that one comic.
Which one?
Interesting, Voyager gives a pop up "You're already here!" never seen that before
I saw that. Pretty neat that it does that instead of just opening the same page again.
Yeah, I always fall for that at least twice because I think the app glitched when it just reloads the first time.
Ah, the ol' lemmyroo
I might have misremembered about it being a comic, was thinking about this.
You know. The one.
Isn't it part of some secret Pokémon lore that humans are Pokemon? Someone made a video on YouTube about it a few years ago.
Do pokeballs not work on humans, or do people just avoid doing it out of taboo?
Asking the real questions
theyre mini apartments based in miniturisation tech, nothing to so with pokemon
Yes.
Considering Palworld is cannon and I don't care what anyone says, yes pokeballs work on humans.
There's a bit of changed text from Japanese to English where the Japanese says humans used to marry pokemon and the English says they just used to eat dinner at the table together. Maybe that's what you're thinking of?
I was wondering for a moment just then, if a new Pokemon generation got announced or something...