Steelix pokedex entry says that the pressure from bieng underground and eating iron from soil has made onix's body turn into steel and thus it turns into steelix, so a wild steelix makes complete sense
12:24 actually, in the lore it's said that if an onix digs deep enough, the minerals that it's consumed start to compress and harden, turning it into a steelix. so it technically has a second wild-exclusive evolution method.
I'd argue that Accelgor and Escavailer aren't impossible in the wild since a bunch of their Pokedex entries state that Karrablast's evolution was achieved by stealing Shelmet's shell and as a result of not having a shell, Shelmet adapted via evolving. I could see that happening in the wild as a normal thing and trading just achieves an artificial method of this phenomena.
You could also probably have the milcery get hit by a hurricane or any move from another wild pokemon that spins them quickly, but thats assuming the milcery doesn’t explicitly need to be in the pokeball to evolve (which I feel like the following pokemon mechanic in the DLC proves is the case)
Actually, the anime shows Pokémon mentoring each other to teach them new moves. For example, May’s Skitty did not learn Blizzard by using a TM, it was taught by a more experienced Delcatty. Therefore, it’s possible that the wild Mamoswine are a result of wild Piloswine learning Ancient Power from other wild Pokémon
But it's funnier that a Dunsparce in some ancient time decided to get frisky with a Piloswine and ended up making a new species of Pokemon with its genes
Mammoswine has a blue eye mask thing that the younger ones do not. Dunsparce has the blue circles around its eyes. Coincidence? I think NOT. It was clearly intentional and your fancy "logic" and "cannon" will never convince me otherwise.
@@katherinerichardson2273 you mean fire fang? Also, I have a theory related to that. I don’t think Stoutland is just Litten’s adoptive father, I think he’s the biological father also. They’re both in the same egg group (field), and it’s the mother that passes on the species, while the father passes on the moves, which is similar to how Stoutland mentored Litten on how to use fire fang and fire blast
i'm late to this video and someone's probably already mentioned this, but just in case... in the case of milotic, the prism scale doesn't outright replace the beauty evolution in later generations, it's just a second way to do it. you can transfer a beauty-maxed feebas from, say, RSE or DPPt up to later gens and levelling it up will still trigger its evolution, even if the game it's currently in doesn't have contests. thus, if we are assuming that a beauty evolution is possible in the wild in gens 3 and 4, we should assume the same for later games
@@MagicWhale it's briefly mentioned under "Evolution data" on Milotic's page. but yeah i think at this point it's kinda esoteric and only interesting to true poké nerds, since the prism scale is easily found in most modern games :p
Nobody: The guy releasing a Gengar into the wild everyday: *my goals are beyond your understanding* edit: i fixed the text to be bold. when i first commented this, i didnt know how to make it bold so i used a special text i found online edit 2: guys stop telling me how to do bold text i literally did it the text is bold
Backstory: when he was a Kid he always wanted to have a Gengar but he couldnt because he had no Friends, Now he finnaly got a Friend and is breeding Gastlys, Evolving them into Gengars and Realising them into the wild so kids that have no friends can still have Gengars
Michael: "We are not talking about releasing pokemon, because that doesn't happen very often" Jack during your 3 poketubers trying to beat pokemon platinum: "Hahaha" *release almost every pokemon you have*
don't forget all the Competitive players & Shiny hunting breeders. all those released into the wild while breeding babies. "this one ain't shiny" "this one don't have the right nature" "this one doesn't have perfect IVs"
I think the idea of the Ancient-Power- Evolutions, is that they are supposed to be ancient versions of those Pokémon who existed long ago in the wild, but do not anymore. Kinda like something between primal forms and fossil Pokémon. And a trainer teaching a Pokémon this move gives them the ability to return to that ancient form.
I was about to write something similar. But I remembered that he theorized that there was something about the process of a physical trade that affected the biological composition of a Pokémon. So even still, that trade process didn’t take place.
@@RBdriver25 I see your point and it could go either way but personally I think that if Pokemon can lv up item and friendship evolve the I'm sure thay can steal a shell
Also about evolution trade items. The episode The Evolutionary War showed Clamperls evolving into a Huntail and Gorebys without trade by being in a body of water containing traces of Deep Sea Tooths and Deep Sea Scales. bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/AG095
Funfact for Galarian Yamask's evolution - Its actually somewhat lore related The stone that is stuck onto its body can have strange properties, sucking out the energy from the Yamask. When it is weakened enough (the 49 hp loss), it travels to the bridge to reclaim the rubbled remains of the stone painting, evolving fully into an attempt of piecing back its body - resulting in a Runegrigus.
@@dragonomicon1788 Yeah, Karrablast steals Shelmets armor and becomes Excavalier, and the Shelmet, since its accustomed to wearing heavy armor and is now free of it, grows up to be a very fast (and very resentful) Accelgor.
My head canon (and it is partially backed up by DEX entries) is that Mammoswine was previously thought to be extinct until one with ancient power was revived. It’s pre-evos have been around for a while. However it had evolved to the point where it couldn’t turn into its final form anymore (i.e. the ones with ancient power died out). Once a researcher revived an old mammoswine, this one bred with its descendants. This one knew ancient power and was thus able to bring back the line to it’s original state.
Sorry im a butthole but... The scientist reviving the pokemon is effectively a trainer using outside influence and also doesn't explain how it got ancient power in order to evolve.
@@raymonholt69 You're not a butthole for not understanding so I will try to help. Mammoswine lives in icy climates so its possible to find mammoswine frozen in ice caves. Pokemon stop learning certain moves to stop certain evolutions as shown in Legends Arceus so someone found a frozen Mammoswine and brought it back kinda like they do with fossil Pokemon. That Mammoswine probably had Ancient Power and was bred to pass down the evolution genes to bring back Mammoswine as a species. If you have any access questions, go ahead and ask so I may try to answer them
It’s also not improbable to think swinub’s or Piloswine’s learned Ancient power. In pokemon there’s a lot of pokemon teaching eachother different moves or moves it can learn by visual and practice.
13:34 Pokémon Journeys: the Series, episode 31: “The Cuteness Quotient” a feebass evolves into a milotic after people begin to consider it beautiful. This means that, lorewise, it can evolve either way, and therefore can be found in the wild.
There is one another trade evolution possible in wild. That is shelmet and karrablast . Theory is when they are traded karrablast will try to hunt shelmet. The shelmet leaves it's shell to escape. And karrablast will use the shell and become escavalier. Which is possible in wild as shelmet is natural prey of karrablast.
Wasn’t it also shown and said that they need to be bathed in electricity together to evolve. Maybe that’s how trade evolutions evolve in the wild. Some strange electric current.
For Swinub, a possibility may be a released Mamoswine (or Piloswine with AncientPower) breeding with a wild Piloswine or Mamoswine to create a line of wild Swinub with AncientPower, that could become wild Mamoswine down the line. Convoluted, yes (especially since you do not see wild Swinub or Piloswine with AncientPower), but not implausible.
Well, it could be possible for a member of the Swinub line to breed with a Dunsparce or Kecleon in the wild, both of which are able to learn Ancient Power through Level up.
"The Pokemon could theoretically find their particular evolution item, take a liking to it, and hold onto it until it evolves" Thank you so much for putting the image of a Sneasel playing with a Razor Claw in my head
They probably would use it as a weapon probably. They have claws, but they could also like hold it like a sword and get attached to it as their favourite weapon
@@tigerwarrior1787 gen X needs sneasels and gligars with guns now. They can hold items, so it time for shotguns and snipers. Gen X takes place in california
Screw that guy! HE LEFT IT THERE FOR 3 YEARS! No wonder Gengar went around the lab playing pranks! Thankfully it found Ash and joined him. Now hopefully he gets more use in battle because despite his OP Moveset he is very much a glass cannon. He needs to either Mega Evolve or Gigantamax. Both of which are possible now.
Also for the creme Pokémon at the end: It gets a sweet and then sits on a wild Hitmantops foot while it spins. Or it could go into a whirlpool in the water. Or a tornado on land. It could also have a wild bird Pokémon use hurricane on it. Not sure it could survive that one…
There’s a scene in the anime where a Milcery finds a sweet, holds it, gets excited & spins around, & then evolves into Alcremie It was trainer-owned but its trainer wasn’t even in the room at the time so a wild Milcery could do the same if it found a sweet
I've always thought of Trade Evolutions as pokemon that need a LOT of excess energy to evolve, which trainers could easily achieve through the trade machine but is generally harder to come by in the wild. The idea of there being mysterious energy sources has been a thing since Gen 6 with Infinity Energy (or as early as Gen 5 if you count the Victini movies), so the fact so many Trade Evolutions can be found in SWSH, where there's Dynamax energy pouring out all over the place, makes sense to me.
I know this just a joke that is not supposed to be taken seriously, but if someone is trying to breed a Perfect IV Gengar shouldn't they be releasing a bunch of Gastlys, not Gengars?
The thing about Pokémon seeking out an evolution stone was also shown in one of the Sun and Moon anime episodes, where an Alolan Sandshrew evolves into Alolan Sandslash after finding an Ice Stone. I remember this because I think Lillie obtains an Ice Stone in that episode as well, to be used on her Alolan Vulpix Snowy sometime down the road. I think Max Raid Dens are almost like a separate dimension, which may be why so many impossible Pokémon appear in them.
I always thought the trade pokemon is that humans don't know how they evolve but the trading method just happens to trigger the conditions. And since that's easier noone tries to research the natural way.
Or someone like professor oak invented the trade machines after studying specific pokemon and learning how to evolve them. Essentially giving future trainers a shortcut.
I feel like Accelgor and Escavalier can be exceptions among trading evos since Pokédex entries state Carablast stole the armor from Shelmet, which doesn’t really require being traded to happen.
I was going to make that same point, it feels like trading is just the only way the game has to force them to interact with each other that way, but in the wild it probably happens fairly often since they live in the same biome
The same can be said for slowking and the clam park line as we see in the anime how they evolve in the wild but because of game restrictions they can’t reproduce it
Something that infuriated me with journeys is when Goh's Scyther evolves. Wikstrom evolves his Scyther by giving it a metal coat, and just putting the ball in a machine and just transfers it and takes it out. Why can't us gamers do that? Why do we need friends, something most of us don't have.
Trade theory: could be that it's an emotional thing of losing a loved one without it being that pokemons choice. So if a pokemon has a strong relationship with anything and feels a loss due to death, Betrayal, any outside influence that causes a seemingly permanent loss if that relationship would cause it to feel permanently distanced from that object of its affection. The same would be said with a trade. So if it's an emotional change from trading that would make them possible wild pokemon.
I can't remember where but I remember there being an npc in xy who states some Pokémon that evolve by trading evolve due to the stimulations of electricity (implying the trade machine's electricity somehow artificially stimulates a Pokémon's genes). So it could actually be a case where at least some evolutions like machamp or gengar have a natural evolution method, but its so narrow or situational that trainers generally can't recreate them, but the trade machine artificially simulates. Steelix is likely a good example of this, since from gen IV onward wild steelix became a fairly common thing, because looking at the in-game history, it didn't become possible to evolve a trainer's onix into a steelix until the invention of the Metal Coat, a metallic paste that has to be applied to the onix's body (via item description) before trading to evolve it. It could totally be the case that the specific minerals in the metallic coat exist naturally but in rare or limited quantities, hence why gen I kantonian trainers were unable to have access.
Interestingly, pretty much all the aquatic trade evolutions mention they live deep at the bottom of bodies of water. Milotic at lake bottoms, Kingdra on seafloors, Huntail and Gorebyss obviously at the deepest depths of the ocean, and they all need to hold scales of some sort (Huntail needs a tooth but whatever, needs to differentiate from Gorebyss....) Maybe it actually has something to do with water pressure along with enhanced scales. This would also correlate to Steelix being noted as evolving from Onix under extreme pressure deep underground. Perhaps trading involves compression that simulates this? Also trading between games is canonically trading between alternate realities, or other worlds, which Dusknoir is noted as being able to travel between, so there might be something there.
@@leonglitch at sun/moon and ultra sun/moon in the route 3 theres a 1% chance of finding a bagon and it has 1% (due to SOS battles ) to call in one lvl 9-12 salamence
I think Milcery being spun is more of being shaken and stirred. That could definitely happen in the wild if they take a fall, get thrown around, or breakdance while holding a sweet.
I always thought that trade evolutions had some sort of alternative that would be impossible for trainers to do, like how onix can evolve into steelix in the wild if they eat enough iron near the Earth's core. Plus in the keldeo movie ash's boldor evolved into a gigilith with fighting a cryoginal so I don't think it would be a stretch
Milcery: I finally mastered that dance routine! I'll use this cute accessory for my first performace! Milcery evolves! Alcremy: D*** f*** the weight and center of gravity is different. Now I have to relearn how to dance.
I always perceived trade evolution to be caused by the trauma of losing their trainer, especially the ones that also require an item like steelix. it misses you so much it fuses with the last thing you gave it
I dont know about that. I mean if you look at Shelmet and Karrablast evolving by trade, Karrablast literally takes Shelmets armor when it evolves. I doubt it has to do with trauma. And that's very sad ;-;
@@CrazyEmilykitty I think he means that the average trade evolution works through sadness of losing their trainer. Obviously those 2 are a unique case. But to me that explains why you can find these Pokémon in the wild. Just like they can form Friendships in the wild, they can also be abandoned.
I'd like to think a trainer might have released a Mamoswine with ancient power learnt so it could pass it as an egg move and continue the species, specially after Team Plasma speaches, also, a trainer might have given Delibird a bunch of evolutionary items so that it could give them to the pokemons on chirstmas :D
11:05 purple cliff: **looks away** Edit: alcremie actually theoretically can evolve naturally. There are several pokemon that can pick it up and spin, for example Machoke and Machamp.
I mean its pokemon. They can talk to each other and be like “Hey I need you to spin me and Ill give you this really cool berry I found. Itll make you really strong!” *picks up and spins aggressively*
I heard the pancham evolution method and thought, “what? I evolved mine in sword and didn’t have a dark type on my team.” I spent an hour looking up every dark type to see what I had on my team, turns out I did have a thievul named Swiper
Anyone here is taking wild pokemon to battle online OR Breeding Pokemon with perfert iv then only enter battle online, which one you guys prefer ? MandJTV what do you recommend ?
Doesn't matter. Gen VIII made it so that IVs and EVs are easily optimized(via much easier to access hyper training and stat boosting items no longer having upper limit), with craptons of tutor moves and TMs available, you can use mints to change nature, and as of crown tundra, you can even change their abilities into hidden abilities. In short, except for maybe egg moves and gender preferences(which matters very little in most cases), there literally are no difference between wild and bred pokemon.
My head canon is that Trade Evolution Pokémon need to learn a wide range of different skills from different teachers in order to evolve, so trading is how we as trainers can achieve that in-game, but in the wild, they can also do this by following different Pokémon around and observing them. ❤
I left my 2 rhibombee in the beeding center and then when I came back they had 55 eggs like how much can u reproduce bruhhh!! And then I released em ...
My head-cannon with regards to trade evos is that there are specific conditions in specific locations in the wild which can emulate the biological altering in the trade evolutions, in fact it would make more sense in reverse for pokescientists to build these functions into the trade machines to make those harder very specific evolutions easier for trainers. I'm no Prof Rowan, but that would be cool
Imagine Seadra having to migrate to a very specific location in very deep parts of the ocean to evolve. I'd defs use a scale from the department store and a machine at a pokemon centre instead.
Note, haunter would not be able to evolve into gengar in the wild but, in the manga it states that the gastly line can all come from spirits possessing clouds of toxic gas
Plot Twist : the pokemon that are finding there items in the wild are stealing pokeballs that are on routes left for the player. One more plot twist : as their stealing they are auditioning for grunty boi's role but they end up stealing NPC's item like grunty boi end up stealing wrong things.
10:48 my headcanon is that traded pokemon feel betrayed/like they arent good enough and that mental state (hatred instead or friendship) causes a wild pokemon to evolve, that COULD explain how some trade Evo's can appear in the wild, that pokemon could have been abandoned/betrayed by its pack
For Alcremie I think it might be possible given the toon logic in the pokemon world. It would pick up some strawberries to eat and then suddenly a big pokemon stampedes past it, causing it to spin out and then evolve.
Actually on the whole Mamoswine thing... Game Freak has stated that the "Knowing 4 moves thing is a game mechanic" Which means that Piloswine likely already knows Ancient Power especially if you play legends arceus which essentially shows that all the moves learned at level 1 are known to the pokemon but the trainer has to decide what it knows. And the move relearner is likely just teaching the trainer how to get the pokemon to use said move. Also legends arceus made it so most trade evolutions and trade item evolutions can be done with just an item... so... yeah that gets rid of all of those as well. Isn't it great when a new game comes around and makes old ideas irrelevant?
I would argue that Accelgor and Escavalier are possible in the wild. From what I understand one just steals the shell of the other making them evolve which seems completely possible in the wild. Perhaps the trade evolution just makes it much easier for them to accomplish the task
I mean, trade evolution can be just substitute for something else that is not possible in the game. We even have example of this: Feebas -> Milotic which got trade evolution method after beauty stat was removed from the gameplay and replacement evolution method was needed.
Michael: “friendship evos are possible in the wild, provided the Pokémon to make friends” Golbat: “welp, guess I’m forever destined to not evolve in the wild”
Evolution back then: level 15 Evolution now: Must be at level 25 at cave must take 25 damage by zubat in 1 hit holding rare candy must be female and shiny while having Shiny Goldbat Edit: looking back at this it has a lot grammar mistakes will I change it no do I mind people making fun of me because a spelling error no
In the time before "TM" existed there was a male Dunsparce which was banished by his clan. Dunsparce traveled for years learn many moves Including "Ancient Power". Once Wild Dunsparce traveled into the land of Unova Where he met traveling Fire type pokemon buliing wild Swinub, He deafeted Fire pokémon with his Rock and Ground type moves. Swinub bring Dunsparce into her clan hideout and then celebrate for three day and three nights until an egg apeared. Piloswine the father of famele swinub banished Dunsparce for this action but the egg was allowed to remain. some time pasted and egg hached into powerfull swinub wich evolve into Piloswine and he lived happy life. But The fire pokémon came back Piloswine was only one who stand at least chance becouse only thing his father left him was his egg move "Ancient Power" during battle piwosine find some unique feeling and evolve into first Mamoswine, with this new find power He won the battle and had three son wich one traveled into the land of Galar. Edit: spelling Piloswine thanks @blake dunfee
Oh boy, here come the Pidgeys and Beedrills talk. Short answer: they hump so hard that rocks levitate around them and a new species is born. Actually, that would be a fun way to handle regional forms, via breeding with different types.
What if it clung to the side of a merry go.around or those things on a playground while holding a sweet. Or got caught in a whirlpool, or a vortex in a brook?
Pokémon began to finally realize everybody hates trade evolutions around gen 7, the last ever trade evos they made were in gen 6 like trevanent, gorgeist, aromatics and slurpuff, but who wanted to use that hideous trade fairy duo anyway lmao
I would like to say that slowking is not that impossible, as we saw one evolve in the anime. Just needed to put the rock on its head and a shelder would bite it, causing it to evolve. This is probably how it works in the wild.
Steelix pokedex entry says that the pressure from bieng underground and eating iron from soil has made onix's body turn into steel and thus it turns into steelix, so a wild steelix makes complete sense
You can find Steelix in the wild in Gen 4
@@tiagocardosom in clif cave in Pokemon heart gold and soul silver
@@tiagocardosom Where? I've beaten the game and I haven't found it in Pokemon Platinum specifically
@@zaccyfn you can only get it in Heart Gold and Soul Silver in Cliff Cave
@@zaccyfn Steelix can be found on Iron Island, on the second floor.
12:24 actually, in the lore it's said that if an onix digs deep enough, the minerals that it's consumed start to compress and harden, turning it into a steelix. so it technically has a second wild-exclusive evolution method.
Therefore on iron island onix dig deep enough become steelix
@@Venemofthe888 exactly.
Yes you are correct
"All wild Mamoswine are descendants of Dunsparce"
Didn't expect that when I clicked on this video
The more you know 💫
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A WORM DRAGON MADE A MAMOTH
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I'd argue that Accelgor and Escavailer aren't impossible in the wild since a bunch of their Pokedex entries state that Karrablast's evolution was achieved by stealing Shelmet's shell and as a result of not having a shell, Shelmet adapted via evolving. I could see that happening in the wild as a normal thing and trading just achieves an artificial method of this phenomena.
Could stealing in this context be the equivalent of a trade?
@@raymonholt69 Yeah, pretty much. All that's missing is the trainers.
@@NamlessOctarian awe it traded its shell to evolve.
Makes sense to me.
Yeah, but to do that they need to get electrocuted, as stated in a pokedex entry
The description of a sweet:
When a Milcery is given this to hold, it will spin around happily
Alcremie is possible in the wild
Yup also alcreamie is my fav fairy type Pokemon also primarina is a very nice pokemon ok now imma shut up
And even if it didn’t, any other Pokémon could potentially spin it. I’m looking at you Hitmontop.
You could also probably have the milcery get hit by a hurricane or any move from another wild pokemon that spins them quickly, but thats assuming the milcery doesn’t explicitly need to be in the pokeball to evolve (which I feel like the following pokemon mechanic in the DLC proves is the case)
@@greenknight1465 thats much nicer than the circle throw method i was thinking
Alcremie are only found in dens, I wonder if a milcery holding a sweet wouldn't spin as it fell into a den?
Actually, the anime shows Pokémon mentoring each other to teach them new moves. For example, May’s Skitty did not learn Blizzard by using a TM, it was taught by a more experienced Delcatty. Therefore, it’s possible that the wild Mamoswine are a result of wild Piloswine learning Ancient Power from other wild Pokémon
But it's funnier that a Dunsparce in some ancient time decided to get frisky with a Piloswine and ended up making a new species of Pokemon with its genes
Sensei Dunsparce
Mammoswine has a blue eye mask thing that the younger ones do not. Dunsparce has the blue circles around its eyes. Coincidence? I think NOT. It was clearly intentional and your fancy "logic" and "cannon" will never convince me otherwise.
and Litten Stoutland friend was helping it learn Ember
@@katherinerichardson2273 you mean fire fang? Also, I have a theory related to that. I don’t think Stoutland is just Litten’s adoptive father, I think he’s the biological father also. They’re both in the same egg group (field), and it’s the mother that passes on the species, while the father passes on the moves, which is similar to how Stoutland mentored Litten on how to use fire fang and fire blast
I believe an Inkay could evolve into Malamar by leveling up in Australia, you cannot change my mind
Or in Guyane
I don’t get it
@@NoEditzOne not a true pokemon fan
wat?
@@anhtutuyetlien1 not a reasonable person
i'm late to this video and someone's probably already mentioned this, but just in case...
in the case of milotic, the prism scale doesn't outright replace the beauty evolution in later generations, it's just a second way to do it. you can transfer a beauty-maxed feebas from, say, RSE or DPPt up to later gens and levelling it up will still trigger its evolution, even if the game it's currently in doesn't have contests. thus, if we are assuming that a beauty evolution is possible in the wild in gens 3 and 4, we should assume the same for later games
Good catch
Oh that’s so cool!
If that's true that's crazy good and how does bulbapedia not mention that
@@MagicWhale it's briefly mentioned under "Evolution data" on Milotic's page. but yeah i think at this point it's kinda esoteric and only interesting to true poké nerds, since the prism scale is easily found in most modern games :p
Nobody:
The guy releasing a Gengar into the wild everyday: *my goals are beyond your understanding*
edit: i fixed the text to be bold. when i first commented this, i didnt know how to make it bold so i used a special text i found online
edit 2: guys stop telling me how to do bold text i literally did it the text is bold
I figure thats people who want to try for perfect IV pokemon and they are just releasing all the pokemon that font have perfect IV’s
Backstory: when he was a Kid he always wanted to have a Gengar but he couldnt because he had no Friends, Now he finnaly got a Friend and is breeding Gastlys, Evolving them into Gengars and Realising them into the wild so kids that have no friends can still have Gengars
@@kirbyfazendoummoonwalk9214 pretty poggers ngl
Ha
the nobody format is overused and doesn’t even fit here
Michael: "We are not talking about releasing pokemon, because that doesn't happen very often"
Jack during your 3 poketubers trying to beat pokemon platinum: "Hahaha" *release almost every pokemon you have*
Oh I thought you meant ash
What about the guy who allegedly repopulated the lapras population
*Laughs in Pokemon Go*
don't forget all the Competitive players & Shiny hunting breeders. all those released into the wild while breeding babies. "this one ain't shiny" "this one don't have the right nature" "this one doesn't have perfect IVs"
@@VampirePrinceKRS Lol I just wonder trade all the "rejects" if I'm playing a new enough game
Fun fact: I spent 6 hours when I was young I was trying to catch a Raichu before I looked it up
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I think the idea of the Ancient-Power- Evolutions, is that they are supposed to be ancient versions of those Pokémon who existed long ago in the wild, but do not anymore. Kinda like something between primal forms and fossil Pokémon. And a trainer teaching a Pokémon this move gives them the ability to return to that ancient form.
THERE IS NO HYPHEN IN ANCIENT POWER!
@@Amelia4111 WHY ARE WE YELLING
@@Amelia4111 there's no forward-slash either but Ancient\Power.
And that's a backslash...
"them doing their ... stuff near a bush of roses" - Michael Groth
Lmaoooooooooooo
No it’s Michael Michael groth
Michael michael GROTH
the jokes simple GrOtH
Suggestion: what if gym leaders and E4s werent limited to monotypes (e.g. Raihan, pokemon stadium and diamond and pearl)
Oh yeah that's a great idea
Ooooooooooooh. Misty would have a togepi. E
@@pablothewartortle3143 Paraflinch Timid Togekiss
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*F TO PAY RESPECTS TO ANY POKEMON YOU HAVE BELOW 90 BASE SPEED*
@@hypertech116 that would be so fun :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
@@hypertech116 F MISTY WILL BE MORE challenge YAAAA THAT WILL SUCK BCOZ I HATE TOGEKISS
it's theoretically possible for Escaviller and Aselggor to be found in the wild because they evolve by Karablast stealing Shelmet's shell
I was about to write something similar. But I remembered that he theorized that there was something about the process of a physical trade that affected the biological composition of a Pokémon. So even still, that trade process didn’t take place.
@@RBdriver25 I see your point and it could go either way but personally I think that if Pokemon can lv up item and friendship evolve the I'm sure thay can steal a shell
"Stealing" sounds kinda like a dick move. I always imaged it more like that Karablast doesn't want to have it's shell and gives it to Shelmet
I commented the same thing
Also about evolution trade items. The episode The Evolutionary War showed Clamperls evolving into a Huntail and Gorebys without trade by being in a body of water containing traces of Deep Sea Tooths and Deep Sea Scales.
bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/AG095
Funfact for Galarian Yamask's evolution - Its actually somewhat lore related
The stone that is stuck onto its body can have strange properties, sucking out the energy from the Yamask. When it is weakened enough (the 49 hp loss), it travels to the bridge to reclaim the rubbled remains of the stone painting, evolving fully into an attempt of piecing back its body - resulting in a Runegrigus.
The one Milcery that was caught in a tornado while holding a strawberry is probably feeling super attacked from this video
Hmmm that's a point
It can just spin itself in a tornado 🌪️🌪️
Or it could just spin around if whacked in a certain way or just spin on its own. But it probably wouldnt know how to spin for a specific form.
@@spirityt2192 yaaa that would work too
Underrated comment
While on the topic of Pokemon caught in whirlwinds, If Cottonee gets hit with Hurricane strength winds, it may end up on the other side of the world.
Grunty boy: doesn't try and fail to miserably steal something
Everyone: impossible
U men impossibele
@@RadiantRobin That is not how you say it also perish.
@@RadiantRobin what?
@@RadiantRobin He spelt it right though.
He stole his time
Aren’t Accelgor and Escavalier technically possible due to their dex entries suggesting Karrablast mugs Shelmet to evolve?
I was gonna say the same thing!
Yup. The trade is just giving them an easy chance to do so
I'm sorry, what?
@@dragonomicon1788 Yeah, Karrablast steals Shelmets armor and becomes Excavalier, and the Shelmet, since its accustomed to wearing heavy armor and is now free of it, grows up to be a very fast (and very resentful) Accelgor.
Lmao I just imagine karrablast chasing around a poor shelmet.
My head canon (and it is partially backed up by DEX entries) is that Mammoswine was previously thought to be extinct until one with ancient power was revived. It’s pre-evos have been around for a while. However it had evolved to the point where it couldn’t turn into its final form anymore (i.e. the ones with ancient power died out). Once a researcher revived an old mammoswine, this one bred with its descendants. This one knew ancient power and was thus able to bring back the line to it’s original state.
I like this a lot better than Dunsparce going to town on a swinub
Sorry im a butthole but... The scientist reviving the pokemon is effectively a trainer using outside influence and also doesn't explain how it got ancient power in order to evolve.
@@raymonholt69 You're not a butthole for not understanding so I will try to help. Mammoswine lives in icy climates so its possible to find mammoswine frozen in ice caves. Pokemon stop learning certain moves to stop certain evolutions as shown in Legends Arceus so someone found a frozen Mammoswine and brought it back kinda like they do with fossil Pokemon. That Mammoswine probably had Ancient Power and was bred to pass down the evolution genes to bring back Mammoswine as a species. If you have any access questions, go ahead and ask so I may try to answer them
It’s also not improbable to think swinub’s or Piloswine’s learned Ancient power.
In pokemon there’s a lot of pokemon teaching eachother different moves or moves it can learn by visual and practice.
13:34 Pokémon Journeys: the Series, episode 31: “The Cuteness Quotient” a feebass evolves into a milotic after people begin to consider it beautiful. This means that, lorewise, it can evolve either way, and therefore can be found in the wild.
So technically all you have to do to get a Milotic is just yell at a feebas’s face “you’re beautiful”
@@mrperson9838 it was always about self confidence it seems
There is one another trade evolution possible in wild. That is shelmet and karrablast . Theory is when they are traded karrablast will try to hunt shelmet. The shelmet leaves it's shell to escape. And karrablast will use the shell and become escavalier. Which is possible in wild as shelmet is natural prey of karrablast.
Wasn’t it also shown and said that they need to be bathed in electricity together to evolve. Maybe that’s how trade evolutions evolve in the wild. Some strange electric current.
i would like but i shall not ruin the holy number of likes on this video, Sixty Nine
@@omarpride3021 then I guess some electric type pokemon can shock them to make them evolve?
THANK YOU!!!! I WAS THINKING THIS AND WAS LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO MENTIONED IT.
@@omarpride3021 maybe a porygon could help because of it's cyber power
Last time I was this early...Nidorino and Gengar were having a battle...
@Clipy 200 Legend has it they will battle forever
Last time when I was this early my mom still loved me
@@LamarTheGoob apply water to burnt area...
Agatha vs oak
@@LamarTheGoob it’s ok my mom hates me too
For Swinub, a possibility may be a released Mamoswine (or Piloswine with AncientPower) breeding with a wild Piloswine or Mamoswine to create a line of wild Swinub with AncientPower, that could become wild Mamoswine down the line. Convoluted, yes (especially since you do not see wild Swinub or Piloswine with AncientPower), but not implausible.
Okay but it was specifically stated that released Pokémon were being ignored for purposes of this discussion
Well, it could be possible for a member of the Swinub line to breed with a Dunsparce or Kecleon in the wild, both of which are able to learn Ancient Power through Level up.
LET HIM COOK
Police: You're under arrest for stealing-
Me: I'm not stealing I'm buying something for free.
Stealing is just borrowing without permission really
Exactly!
@@gruntyboyofficial3648 pog
@@raptorlite6060 Or you could go with that. I think Grunty Boy would use either excuse.
“I don’t steal I take”
"The Pokemon could theoretically find their particular evolution item, take a liking to it, and hold onto it until it evolves"
Thank you so much for putting the image of a Sneasel playing with a Razor Claw in my head
They probably would use it as a weapon probably. They have claws, but they could also like hold it like a sword and get attached to it as their favourite weapon
That's the image I got too😂😂
It took Far'fetcht 8 generations, but his schtick finally helped him evolve.
Random Pokemon: What do you have?
Sneasel: A KNIFE!
RP: NOOOOOO!!!!
@@tigerwarrior1787 gen X needs sneasels and gligars with guns now. They can hold items, so it time for shotguns and snipers. Gen X takes place in california
Mikey: “That just doesn’t happen.”
Trainer scared by Gengar: “You wait here okay?”
Omg that was a sad episode in latest Pokemon series
More like:you stay here and don't you dare leave this place
some trainer just rrreeeeaaalllly doesn't want the gengar species to go extinct so they make and release more
Screw that guy! HE LEFT IT THERE FOR 3 YEARS! No wonder Gengar went around the lab playing pranks! Thankfully it found Ash and joined him. Now hopefully he gets more use in battle because despite his OP Moveset he is very much a glass cannon. He needs to either Mega Evolve or Gigantamax. Both of which are possible now.
@@cassandraspoelhof3752you might already know this, but he gigantamaxes
Also for the creme Pokémon at the end:
It gets a sweet and then sits on a wild Hitmantops foot while it spins. Or it could go into a whirlpool in the water. Or a tornado on land.
It could also have a wild bird Pokémon use hurricane on it. Not sure it could survive that one…
Or you know the Milcery could just, fall n roll while holding one too lol
Now I'm imagining a ton of milcerys rolling down a mountain like an avalanch
I don’t think throwing a splash of cream in a tornado is a good idea.
@@FiveFour5454 it’s fun at parties if you know what I mean
There’s a scene in the anime where a Milcery finds a sweet, holds it, gets excited & spins around, & then evolves into Alcremie
It was trainer-owned but its trainer wasn’t even in the room at the time so a wild Milcery could do the same if it found a sweet
I've always thought of Trade Evolutions as pokemon that need a LOT of excess energy to evolve, which trainers could easily achieve through the trade machine but is generally harder to come by in the wild. The idea of there being mysterious energy sources has been a thing since Gen 6 with Infinity Energy (or as early as Gen 5 if you count the Victini movies), so the fact so many Trade Evolutions can be found in SWSH, where there's Dynamax energy pouring out all over the place, makes sense to me.
Are you an Alakazam because your IQ is over 5000
Thar actually makes a lot of sense
True
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Me: Yea! Grunty boi !
The second i see that the vids sponsored im like aight time to here and roll it off your tounge gruuuunty boi
when u get excited to see grunty boi but he doesn’t show up
The only channel where I do not skip the sponsor part.
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and Daniel thrasher
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Fax
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14:46 a Escavalier can be found in the wide because a wide Karrablast can just steal a Shelmet shell then there's also Accelgor
I love seeing “Includes paid promotion” because that means GRUNTY BOIIII is in the video.
I watched the 3 second preview and it was just Grunty Boi so I knew what I was in for XD
Mikey: Now let's dive into-
Grunty Boi: *bonjour*
?
11:00 yes, someone is releasing a gengar everyday. Every time he gets a new one he hates its stats so he gets rid of it
He's breeding for a competitive Gengar
He keeps getting bad natures
That Sounds Like Paul To Me.
Me irl
I know this just a joke that is not supposed to be taken seriously, but if someone is trying to breed a Perfect IV Gengar shouldn't they be releasing a bunch of Gastlys, not Gengars?
The thing about Pokémon seeking out an evolution stone was also shown in one of the Sun and Moon anime episodes, where an Alolan Sandshrew evolves into Alolan Sandslash after finding an Ice Stone. I remember this because I think Lillie obtains an Ice Stone in that episode as well, to be used on her Alolan Vulpix Snowy sometime down the road.
I think Max Raid Dens are almost like a separate dimension, which may be why so many impossible Pokémon appear in them.
the first time grunty boi has not stolen something, this marks the first part of his arc to become not evil
The grunty boi arc
I always thought the trade pokemon is that humans don't know how they evolve but the trading method just happens to trigger the conditions. And since that's easier noone tries to research the natural way.
Or someone like professor oak invented the trade machines after studying specific pokemon and learning how to evolve them. Essentially giving future trainers a shortcut.
@@raymonholt69 stop saying essentially
@@HistoryandReviews why
@@raymonholt69 Because Essentially @History and Reviews said so
I bloody well wish they didn’t
Give us the natural way sure if would be a pain but it’s better than it being unavailable due to outside circumstances
The love-hate relationship between Mikey and Grunty boi is beautiful
"Releasing pokemon just doesn't happen that often"
*breeders profusely sweating*
I feel like Accelgor and Escavalier can be exceptions among trading evos since Pokédex entries state Carablast stole the armor from Shelmet, which doesn’t really require being traded to happen.
Yes
I agree, and a Pokedex entry also states that if a Carablast and Shelmet are hit with electricity while near each other they will evolve
I was going to make that same point, it feels like trading is just the only way the game has to force them to interact with each other that way, but in the wild it probably happens fairly often since they live in the same biome
The same can be said for slowking and the clam park line as we see in the anime how they evolve in the wild but because of game restrictions they can’t reproduce it
Someone forgot how Misty's Poliwhirl evolved into Politoad when it took Ash's King's Crown.
It's actually called a King's Rock. Sorry I'm just being technical here though it's called The King's Rock.
Something that infuriated me with journeys is when Goh's Scyther evolves. Wikstrom evolves his Scyther by giving it a metal coat, and just putting the ball in a machine and just transfers it and takes it out. Why can't us gamers do that? Why do we need friends, something most of us don't have.
Back in the Days of Gen 4 GTS we actually could get Trade Evolutions like that using the GTS then cancelling the trade.
Trade theory: could be that it's an emotional thing of losing a loved one without it being that pokemons choice. So if a pokemon has a strong relationship with anything and feels a loss due to death, Betrayal, any outside influence that causes a seemingly permanent loss if that relationship would cause it to feel permanently distanced from that object of its affection. The same would be said with a trade. So if it's an emotional change from trading that would make them possible wild pokemon.
Headcanon accepted! :D
I can't remember where but I remember there being an npc in xy who states some Pokémon that evolve by trading evolve due to the stimulations of electricity (implying the trade machine's electricity somehow artificially stimulates a Pokémon's genes). So it could actually be a case where at least some evolutions like machamp or gengar have a natural evolution method, but its so narrow or situational that trainers generally can't recreate them, but the trade machine artificially simulates.
Steelix is likely a good example of this, since from gen IV onward wild steelix became a fairly common thing, because looking at the in-game history, it didn't become possible to evolve a trainer's onix into a steelix until the invention of the Metal Coat, a metallic paste that has to be applied to the onix's body (via item description) before trading to evolve it. It could totally be the case that the specific minerals in the metallic coat exist naturally but in rare or limited quantities, hence why gen I kantonian trainers were unable to have access.
under this headcannon, The prism scales get fused to the Feebas when trading, making it much more beautiful
Or a wild night of swinging.
@@darkflame9410 holy hell that is a good theroy!
Interestingly, pretty much all the aquatic trade evolutions mention they live deep at the bottom of bodies of water. Milotic at lake bottoms, Kingdra on seafloors, Huntail and Gorebyss obviously at the deepest depths of the ocean, and they all need to hold scales of some sort (Huntail needs a tooth but whatever, needs to differentiate from Gorebyss....) Maybe it actually has something to do with water pressure along with enhanced scales. This would also correlate to Steelix being noted as evolving from Onix under extreme pressure deep underground. Perhaps trading involves compression that simulates this?
Also trading between games is canonically trading between alternate realities, or other worlds, which Dusknoir is noted as being able to travel between, so there might be something there.
"Possible species at impossible levels"
Me: ... I'm looking at you, level 10 Salamence
How did that happen
@@leonglitch in sun and moon, it spawns towards the beginning of the game.
@@leonglitch at sun/moon and ultra sun/moon in the route 3 theres a 1% chance of finding a bagon and it has 1% (due to SOS battles ) to call in one lvl 9-12 salamence
@@lolomas5863 what why did they out that in
He’s the opposite of a runt, simple.
Lvl 100 Gengar before Brock Glitch: *Bonjour.*
But that's a glitch
🤣🤣🤣
Isn't a nindoking
@@hideomitodospro987 it can be nidoking, gengar, mew, and like 4 other options if you do it right
Glitch is kinda cheating
I think Milcery being spun is more of being shaken and stirred. That could definitely happen in the wild if they take a fall, get thrown around, or breakdance while holding a sweet.
breakdancing milcery
breakdancing milcery
Breakdancing milcery
also someone animate that
Imagine seeing a milcery breakdancing and just evolves in front of you
You have now infected my mind with the mental imagery of a breakdancing Milcery.
This is not a complaint. :)
I always thought that trade evolutions had some sort of alternative that would be impossible for trainers to do, like how onix can evolve into steelix in the wild if they eat enough iron near the Earth's core. Plus in the keldeo movie ash's boldor evolved into a gigilith with fighting a cryoginal so I don't think it would be a stretch
Milcery: starts breakdancing while holding a sweet and evolves
Me: visible confusion
Milcery: I finally mastered that dance routine! I'll use this cute accessory for my first performace!
Milcery evolves!
Alcremy: D*** f*** the weight and center of gravity is different. Now I have to relearn how to dance.
I mean, I'd dance with joy too if I had some food.
Literally, any flying pokemon uses Gust, Hurricane, etc BOOM Milcery evolves.
“If you steal something it’s free.” Grunty boi
It's true!
Yup.
I always perceived trade evolution to be caused by the trauma of losing their trainer, especially the ones that also require an item like steelix. it misses you so much it fuses with the last thing you gave it
"NOT STRONG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO KEEP, HUH?! I'LL SHOW YOU STRONG"
I dont know about that. I mean if you look at Shelmet and Karrablast evolving by trade, Karrablast literally takes Shelmets armor when it evolves. I doubt it has to do with trauma. And that's very sad ;-;
@@CrazyEmilykitty I think he means that the average trade evolution works through sadness of losing their trainer. Obviously those 2 are a unique case.
But to me that explains why you can find these Pokémon in the wild. Just like they can form Friendships in the wild, they can also be abandoned.
Theres also the theory that Machoke "steals" graveler's arms to become machamp and Golem has Machoke's facial features
Well that's even sadder lol
9:30 Also in Pokemon Journeys there is an episode in which Ash and Goh went to a Pikachu group base and they were searching Thunder Stones to evole.
I'd like to think a trainer might have released a Mamoswine with ancient power learnt so it could pass it as an egg move and continue the species, specially after Team Plasma speaches, also, a trainer might have given Delibird a bunch of evolutionary items so that it could give them to the pokemons on chirstmas :D
That would be fun
Delibird: eat a fire stone your not you when your hungry eevee
Not gonna lie, but Grunty Boi's outfit suits him well.
WeLl ThAtS bEcAuSe hE iS gRuNtY bOi
He kinda looks like mikey connection?
@@addsullivan1300 no he does not
Noice
Thank you for the compliment Mattew Jones, I won't steal from you...
probably.
11:05 purple cliff: **looks away**
Edit: alcremie actually theoretically can evolve naturally. There are several pokemon that can pick it up and spin, for example
Machoke and Machamp.
Why a Machoke or Machamp would pick up a Milcery and spin it would be extremely questionable though.
I mean its pokemon. They can talk to each other and be like “Hey I need you to spin me and Ill give you this really cool berry I found. Itll make you really strong!” *picks up and spins aggressively*
@@powercorestudios6392 or caught up in any pokemon attack that has a spin
0:12 I’ve heard it’s super annoying to evolve, it’s funny cause I nicknamed my Yamask “nuisance” in preparation, but I did it on my first try.
I heard the pancham evolution method and thought, “what? I evolved mine in sword and didn’t have a dark type on my team.” I spent an hour looking up every dark type to see what I had on my team, turns out I did have a thievul named Swiper
You were like serviper blablabla
The only time I evolved it I had a dark only team lmfao
I had one named Bodhi. It was named after someone I hate to reclaim the name
what typing did you think it was?-
@@Damascene_ Chuggaaconroy?
Milcery can just ask the local Hitmontop for help evolving.
Yea it spins a lot
Ngl it make me laught because I didn't expect this XD
reference to aspitapiay sounding like i spin in pie!
Hitmontop steps on milcery & shakes itself clean
2:25, the "i am dumb" should've been miltank face
ok, i know that the video is outdated, but now with pokemon horizons, we see the milcery evolving on its own by spinning itself
Anyone here is taking wild pokemon to battle online OR Breeding Pokemon with perfert iv then only enter battle online, which one you guys prefer ? MandJTV what do you recommend ?
I'm first
@@nareshkumar4810 you mean you're first to reply on comment? Then congratulations LoL 😂
I prefer playing the game the way it was intended for kids and not focusing on IVs and smogen rules
@@RizPlaysYTgaming same... only I make living dexes
Doesn't matter. Gen VIII made it so that IVs and EVs are easily optimized(via much easier to access hyper training and stat boosting items no longer having upper limit), with craptons of tutor moves and TMs available, you can use mints to change nature, and as of crown tundra, you can even change their abilities into hidden abilities.
In short, except for maybe egg moves and gender preferences(which matters very little in most cases), there literally are no difference between wild and bred pokemon.
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I would love for Mikey to finish his sponsorship and me staring at him
Grundy boi!!!!
@@haseebahmed2544 *grunty
Not the real grunty boi
This grunty boi didn’t even subscribe To Michael
@@rapidrishi9543 he did subscribe to Michael
My head canon is that Trade Evolution Pokémon need to learn a wide range of different skills from different teachers in order to evolve, so trading is how we as trainers can achieve that in-game, but in the wild, they can also do this by following different Pokémon around and observing them. ❤
"Trainers dont release pokemon very often."
Me releasing my 1400 dreepy in the span of 20 minutes
raise them all up to Dragapult and then release them if you want a fair comparison lol
I left my 2 rhibombee in the beeding center and then when I came back they had 55 eggs like how much can u reproduce bruhhh!! And then I released em ...
Me who accidentally released my shiny lurantis,
@@HiroX24 you can only get one egg at a time.....
@@catherineling5437 you can receive one egg at a time but multiple eggs can be held at the daycare iirc
My head-cannon with regards to trade evos is that there are specific conditions in specific locations in the wild which can emulate the biological altering in the trade evolutions, in fact it would make more sense in reverse for pokescientists to build these functions into the trade machines to make those harder very specific evolutions easier for trainers. I'm no Prof Rowan, but that would be cool
Imagine Seadra having to migrate to a very specific location in very deep parts of the ocean to evolve. I'd defs use a scale from the department store and a machine at a pokemon centre instead.
I agree completely.
Michael: Their a variety off ways that pokémon can evolve.
Me: OOOOH SO YOUR TALKING ABOUT THE HARDEST EVOLUTION??
Runerigus: Put me in that list
Any pokemon that requires trading to be evolved go even further above him, he wouldn’t make the cut
Learn to spell
Nah the hardest evolution is evolving a Pikachu in RBY without an evolution stone.
Ooooof
Gen3 milotic 😐
Trainer: released pokemoj
Gengar: ok
Mikey: this video is about impossible pokemon in the Wild.
Grunty boy: so you obtain them illegally.
Theory: They’re all released Pokémon.
Or pokemon that outlived their trainers.
Both of these are very depressing theorys
@@thatoneguy5187 but hey, that's just a theory. Hopefully it will stay that way because it's super sad
That could be a logical theory
How did they get the pokemon then?
"Greetings pokefans Michael here, *in grunty boy's voice* I poop my pants everyday"
-micheal 2021
🤣
@RENEE PARK your past comment was true
@RENEE PARK yk this one
Note, haunter would not be able to evolve into gengar in the wild but, in the manga it states that the gastly line can all come from spirits possessing clouds of toxic gas
Imagine if a milcery gets adopted by a hitmontop
Honestly not a bad idea
It might have also been hit with a move like whirlwind.
that would be an easy evolution
Grunty boi: It is I, Grunty boi!
Mikey: Oh. *goody.*
Grunty boi FTW!
Plot Twist : the pokemon that are finding there items in the wild are stealing pokeballs that are on routes left for the player.
One more plot twist : as their stealing they are auditioning for grunty boi's role but they end up stealing NPC's item like grunty boi end up stealing wrong things.
10:48 my headcanon is that traded pokemon feel betrayed/like they arent good enough and that mental state (hatred instead or friendship) causes a wild pokemon to evolve, that COULD explain how some trade Evo's can appear in the wild, that pokemon could have been abandoned/betrayed by its pack
"Releasing Pokemon Doesn't happen very often"
Literally any cool pokemon that ash owned: Am I a Joke To You
He only released 2 Pokémon that actually mattered everyone else didn't.
@@justinthompson6873 excuse me but only one of them werent actually cool but it was emotional
Every nuzlocke challenge: Am I a joke to you.
@@elementk1125 In Nuzlock the Pokémon is released "fainted" or "dead", and being released "fainted" likely leads to dead.
@nightmare chavelier every Pokémon nuzlock where the trainer is nice and heals before releasing: am I a joke to you
Champion Lance with his three under-leveled Dragonites breathes a sigh of relief.
He’s a Bird Keeper.
@@jeffreygao3956 hey, he never said he was a Dragon type specialist.
@@jeffreygao3956 The Most POWERFUL Bird keeper 🤣
Ahem. Bird Keeper Lance, you mean.
@@pink_moose991 yes 😅
For Alcremie I think it might be possible given the toon logic in the pokemon world. It would pick up some strawberries to eat and then suddenly a big pokemon stampedes past it, causing it to spin out and then evolve.
Not just Nidorino looking for Moon Stones, in one episode of Journeys they encounter a massiv group of Pikachu, searching for Thunder Stones.
Sees “includes paid promotion”
Me: GRUNTY BOIIII
Same
I smell grunty boi again
same
Same
Fun Fact: Mikey looks at his sides to see if Grunty Boi will interrupt his outro.
How did you know
Grunty boys video was a masterpiece. :o
And he does
It's true
Grunty boi is squirtle as a team rocket grunt
Is it bad that I laughed way too hard at :
“It’s me! Grunty Boi!”
“Oh.... goody.”
Actually on the whole Mamoswine thing... Game Freak has stated that the "Knowing 4 moves thing is a game mechanic" Which means that Piloswine likely already knows Ancient Power especially if you play legends arceus which essentially shows that all the moves learned at level 1 are known to the pokemon but the trainer has to decide what it knows. And the move relearner is likely just teaching the trainer how to get the pokemon to use said move. Also legends arceus made it so most trade evolutions and trade item evolutions can be done with just an item... so... yeah that gets rid of all of those as well. Isn't it great when a new game comes around and makes old ideas irrelevant?
I would argue that Accelgor and Escavalier are possible in the wild. From what I understand one just steals the shell of the other making them evolve which seems completely possible in the wild. Perhaps the trade evolution just makes it much easier for them to accomplish the task
I mean, trade evolution can be just substitute for something else that is not possible in the game.
We even have example of this: Feebas -> Milotic which got trade evolution method after beauty stat was removed from the gameplay and replacement evolution method was needed.
thats headcannon, going by pokidex entry its shell is 'discarded'
Yeah. I thought it was because shelmet gave its armor away but same idea.
@@VirgilHawkinsIs karrablast takes it
its been a while since I've watched this guy. Still going with the good old "Greetings Pokéfans." Ah, the memories
Welcome back!
Rap battle:
Grunty boy vs Racoon man
g i b
Yes yes yes yes yes yes.
@@bivcbmtgstgtssscqcrddgtrsm2257
JOTARO: *YES*
Big yes.
Gib
Michael: “friendship evos are possible in the wild, provided the Pokémon to make friends”
Golbat: “welp, guess I’m forever destined to not evolve in the wild”
When the world needed him most...
Grunty Boi returned
Grunty boi OP
I laughed so hard when he said they were “doing their stuff” 😂😂😂
Evolution back then: level 15
Evolution now: Must be at level 25 at cave must take 25 damage by zubat in 1 hit holding rare candy must be female and shiny while having Shiny Goldbat
Edit: looking back at this it has a lot grammar mistakes will I change it no do I mind people making fun of me because a spelling error no
Ah yes the legendary pokemon goldbat
@@purpledoons4619 GOlDbat
Huzzah! Wicoot evolved into... Wiccal, WHYNAT?
@@purpledoons4619 goldbat stats
Attack:1
Defence:1
Speed:0
Sp.att:0
Sp.def:00000.1
Stat total:2.1
@@purpledoons4619 The first ever Steel/Poison type
And then a year after this video, Legends Arceus puts Golem, Porgyon 2 and Porygon Z in the wild.
And adds link cable and makes trade items work without trading lol
"All Mamoswine are descendants of a Dunsparce." *WHaT, hOw DoES tHAt WOrK?*
*Excuse me, WTF*
Common ancestor??
In the time before "TM" existed there was a male Dunsparce which was banished by his clan. Dunsparce traveled for years learn many moves Including "Ancient Power". Once Wild Dunsparce traveled into the land of Unova Where he met traveling Fire type pokemon buliing wild Swinub, He deafeted Fire pokémon with his Rock and Ground type moves. Swinub bring Dunsparce into her clan hideout and then celebrate for three day and three nights until an egg apeared. Piloswine the father of famele swinub banished Dunsparce for this action but the egg was allowed to remain. some time pasted and egg hached into powerfull swinub wich evolve into Piloswine and he lived happy life. But The fire pokémon came back Piloswine was only one who stand at least chance becouse only thing his father left him was his egg move "Ancient Power" during battle piwosine find some unique feeling and evolve into first Mamoswine, with this new find power He won the battle and had three son wich one traveled into the land of Galar.
Edit: spelling Piloswine thanks @blake dunfee
Oh boy, here come the Pidgeys and Beedrills talk.
Short answer: they hump so hard that rocks levitate around them and a new species is born.
Actually, that would be a fun way to handle regional forms, via breeding with different types.
@@pawelmatal9563 this would make good fan fic. Also you spelled piloswine wrong. You put a V rather then a L. Just to let you know.
Grunty boi needs his own TH-cam channel to shitpost
2mins of my life wasted here is enough. No more please.
Lol
speaking of which has anyone seen his giveaway entry?
I think the Milotic example proves that there are potentially multiple ways to cause a pokemon to evolve, but only one is accessible within each game.
Also there was a girl with a Feebas in the anime and through *"The power of friendship"* evolves into a Milotic
What if it clung to the side of a merry go.around or those things on a playground while holding a sweet.
Or got caught in a whirlpool, or a vortex in a brook?
Or another pokemon did the spinning for them. Like maybe it had a friend to help
Friendship evolution is just that “I fight for my friends” anime trope
Pretty much
Or... the "Massages and bells equal friendship power" trope
Ike intensifies
nakama mod
@@rayanrizwan9611 Ike do be sayin that doe.
Basically, Sword and Shield finally realised I have no friends to trade with.
I am glad I can get these Pokémon in the wild since I have no friends either. Nor do I have Nintendo Switch Online to trade them
Pokémon began to finally realize everybody hates trade evolutions around gen 7, the last ever trade evos they made were in gen 6 like trevanent, gorgeist, aromatics and slurpuff, but who wanted to use that hideous trade fairy duo anyway lmao
@@brendanreilly4675 aromatics lmao
@@brendanreilly4675 I wanted slurpuff :(
you and me both
Mikey: releasing a pokemon doesnt happen very often
Me: alright now to release all these failed shinys via mesuda method
There should be a lot of littens, charmanders, dewpiders, eevees, tyrunts, galarian yamasks, treeckos and others I will egg hunt
*Masuda method
I would like to say that slowking is not that impossible, as we saw one evolve in the anime. Just needed to put the rock on its head and a shelder would bite it, causing it to evolve. This is probably how it works in the wild.