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Topic	It's a fact that people eat Pokemon.
Piplup_Sniper 09/23/21 4:21:58 PM #50:	SerperiorThanU posted... He is outright saying that Pokemon are something separate from the rest of the natural world. That would imply there are animals that are separate from Pokemon. He's not saying the Pokemon are the animals and other natural roles of their world. He's in fact saying the opposite. Pokemon are their own things, that humans, (and plant-life, and diseases) are not part of. That handbook is definitely incredibly out-dated. Looks like it dates back from the RBY days. SerperiorThanU posted... He is outright saying that Pokemon are something separate from the rest of the natural world. That would imply there are animals that are separate from Pokemon. He's not saying the Pokemon are the animals and other natural roles of their world. He's in fact saying the opposite. Pokemon are their own things, that humans, (and plant-life, and diseases) are not part of. That handbook is definitely incredibly out-dated. Looks like it dates back from the RBY days. Pokemon ARE the natural world, thats the thing. If anything its humans who are the unnatural element of the Pokemon universe. IIRC that handbook dates to the 5th or 6th Gen so its not old old. One of the pages has Lucario in it so at the least its around Gen 4. --- Forbid it, Almighty God! U.S. Army. 13B. E-3 PFC <cite>Piplup_Sniper posted [p:958339574] in It's a fac... [t:79675013]...</cite> <quote>SerperiorThanU posted... </cite> <quote>He is outright saying that Pokemon are something separate from the rest of the natural world. That would imply there are animals that are separate from Pokemon. He's not saying the Pokemon are the animals and other natural roles of their world. He's in fact saying the opposite. Pokemon are their own things, that humans, (and plant-life, and diseases) are not part of. That handbook is definitely incredibly out-dated. Looks like it dates back from the RBY days.</quote> SerperiorThanU posted... </cite> <quote>He is outright saying that Pokemon are something separate from the rest of the natural world. That would imply there are animals that are separate from Pokemon. He's not saying the Pokemon are the animals and other natural roles of their world. He's in fact saying the opposite. Pokemon are their own things, that humans, (and plant-life, and diseases) are not part of. That handbook is definitely incredibly out-dated. Looks like it dates back from the RBY days.</quote>Pokemon ARE the natural world, thats the thing. If anything its humans who are the unnatural element of the Pokemon universe. IIRC that handbook dates to the 5th or 6th Gen so its not old old. One of the pages has Lucario in it so at the least its around Gen 4. --- Forbid it, Almighty God! U.S. Army. 13B. E-3 PFC</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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