Pokemon Legends Arceus really is a goldmine in terms of Pokemon behavior and habitat information. I absolutely love the game, but I still haven't finished it cause I just love running around exploring (that and time constraints obviously).
I honestly love this. We need more high quality creative content like this. It's so unique and combined with such amazing sources and proof, no words. New subscriber.
Purugly seems like a raccoon in cats clothing. Just a very opportunistic omnivore who will eat smaller critters, but has to worry about other threats. I'd imagine Glameow probably wasn't domesticated for the same reason real life cats were, as I assume both its omnivorous tendencies and need to prioritize high calory food to maintain their post-evolutionary-bulk would lead to them being lousy pest controllers. It feels a bit sad to suggest, but I think they were moreso domesticated as lifestock, at first (as they grow quite large seemingly reasonably fast, and their omnivory means their meat would be tastier than that of a pure carnivore). Given that Pokemon can seemingly be made to retain juvenile traits, I imagine the Glameow keepers we keep seeing probably don't have such alterior motives, though, and probably moreso keep the Pokemon because it is easy to feed - since its diet would probably be similar to that of humans, with a higher tolerance for contaminants.
Pokemon Legends Arceus really is a goldmine in terms of Pokemon behavior and habitat information. I absolutely love the game, but I still haven't finished it cause I just love running around exploring (that and time constraints obviously).
I had no idea about Purugly’s tail working like that. A fun idea for sure!
I honestly love this. We need more high quality creative content like this. It's so unique and combined with such amazing sources and proof, no words. New subscriber.
Purugly seems like a raccoon in cats clothing. Just a very opportunistic omnivore who will eat smaller critters, but has to worry about other threats.
I'd imagine Glameow probably wasn't domesticated for the same reason real life cats were, as I assume both its omnivorous tendencies and need to prioritize high calory food to maintain their post-evolutionary-bulk would lead to them being lousy pest controllers. It feels a bit sad to suggest, but I think they were moreso domesticated as lifestock, at first (as they grow quite large seemingly reasonably fast, and their omnivory means their meat would be tastier than that of a pure carnivore).
Given that Pokemon can seemingly be made to retain juvenile traits, I imagine the Glameow keepers we keep seeing probably don't have such alterior motives, though, and probably moreso keep the Pokemon because it is easy to feed - since its diet would probably be similar to that of humans, with a higher tolerance for contaminants.