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I'd assume the Alcremie line's main defense against predators is that it is very high in sugars and low in other nutritional components. Making for a very unhealthy prey item to rely upon. Same goes for other desert-based mons. It would really only be... humans that would eat them a lot. The Vanilluxe line are actually just icicles powered by sunlight. So basically pure water. They are also surprisingly strong, so chances are any predator attacking them would realize it's a mistake very soon. The Fidough line are often seen hanging out next to villages and towns, and are very important in human agriculture. You mess with them, and you mess with the strange bipedal primates that either command a crew of monsters to pounce you or trap you in a ball and keep you in a box for the rest of your life.
But still, I would imagine there's a handful of Pokemon that do, in fact, eat only ice as their nourishment. I would think Glalie and Cryogonal are the Vanillite line predators
Technically it's pointed out slowpoke fishes for shellder that would make it more a symbiotic relationship not prey and predator as they both end up benefiting.
Slowpoke tails are delicious, I wouldn't be surprised if it's a accidental symbiotic relationship. But Shellder does get protection and Slowpoke gets stronger so it works out.
Yeah especially given Golisopod gives off heavy scavenger vibes but if a large octopus creature comes waltzing in attacking it ofc it'll eat it if it wins (Grapploct too given octopi can camouflage)
@@gerald2508 while that is true, all the dex entry says is they fight. It doesn't specify any life or death situation. For all we know they simply battle over territory or that they just don't like each other
yeah tinkaton and its low atk stat for a final evo uses a glorified rock throw to take down a big ass metal bird who has a higher def stat than tinkaton atk stat lmao
@@gerald2508 "It freezes its prey and chews them whole. However, it prefers to eat Pokémon like Vanillite that are already frozen." -Ultra sun Glalie entry. Well, then pretty sure that Illeysimartinez is correct then. I hate pokedex for repeating the same information the same information every time and only sometimes hiding some actual unique stuff in the pile of copycats, making researching the dex quite tiring and boring.
@@banette0819 I am pretty sure the dex does not have anyone dedicated to it but team members just throw stuff in there, it does not justify but it would explain.
The Slurpuff line need truly-massive amounts of sugar for mood and presumably power regulation. Sugar burns pretty well so fire types might also eat it.
I've always been convinced the Ice Cream cone line are ambush predators that disguise themselves as something their prey enjoys. By which I mean in this scenario they eat people.😂
Also, humans are included in the food chain. There is canonical evidence in both the games and anime that humans eat at least parts of some Pokémon (more recent example I know of: Slowpoke tail curry in Sword/Shield). Accurate to real life, at least.
Doesn't make actual sense honestly, I believe the dex meant pokemon that are mammals, birds and etc. You are not going to get enough nutrients by *eating* water.
@@banette0819 Glalie does not need much nutrition considering it is a rock (I do not understand why it is not a rock type). While it will not get nutrients, Vanillite's line are very cold, it will gain ice-energy.
@@gerald2508 Okay from another comment section under this video I found a Glalie Ultra Sun's entry saying: "It freezes its prey and chews them whole. However, it prefers to eat Pokémon like Vanillite that are already frozen." so, you are correct, sorry for being a little stubborn.
I’d also add toxapex and corsola being a pretty iconic predator and prey. I mean in galar they were partially wiped out my toxapex. Additionally in pokemon snap you can see frillish with magikarp in their hands about to eat it
A bit of lore and a fun fact about Pokemon. Object mons and "food" mons are why the humans in Pokemon came up with ice cream cones, how to whip cream, etc. Not the other way around! Pokeballs were designed after Voltorb, Great balls from their shinies, and so on!
It's a really weird lore bit that Omastar preys on Shellder, since the only reason they exist at the same time is because your main character resurrected a fossil.
Not necessarily, it just says they fight over prey, that doesn’t mean everything they prey on overlaps. It also just doesn’t make sense for finneon to eat wingull from their designs, where as barraskewda looks capable of that.
Technically, carbink have quite the target on them. Sableye eats them. Gabite likes to kidnap carbink as its treasure. Murkrow and meowth both will do whatever to get their hands on shiny things (including carbink so I'll count that). I assume others that are attracted to shiny things will try and hunt carbink too. While only 1 actually wants to kill the carbink, there's still quite a few pokemons that hunt for them.
Slowpoke likes shelder biting it, the shelder either causes just enough pain for slowpoke to function and not be lost in cosmic thoughts or it bites the head and conpletely grounds slowpoke's mindallowing it full cognative abilities with no distractions and letting it show off how it's the smartest pikemon there is with seemingly no pain from that shelder on its head
Vanillish and its line are literally just living icicles that conveniently look like ice cream. TBH I think its more of people basing ice cream with decorations to look like Vanillite than the other way around in universe. So while to us in another world, Vanillite is based on ice cream, its the opposite, Casteliacones were made to look like Vanillite.
Fidough's body would probably be too soft to be chewed, if it does have predators it would need to be something large enough to swallow it whole- like Swalot. Milcery and Alcremie wouldn't make great meals either, as the sheer amount of calories that the cream that composes their bodies contains would be too much for any predator to handle.
@@gerald2508 100 grams of sugar is about 390 calories. Doing the simple math, a kilogram of sugar is about 3,900 calories. Multiply that by about 3.5, and you've got around 13,650 calories, or about 13 kilocalories. I'd wager Alcremie has about that amount. ...Yeah, I can see a Swirlix at least trying to go after an Alcremie.
Honorable mention to my girl, Tinkaton, who shoots Corviknights out of the air with sniper-like precision & tears apart their corpses to make into a weapon.
@SpinyBlue Puffball So I know this, but to clarify further, it is more terrifying in this instance because 1 barraskuda has the ability swift swim, which increases speed in the rain. And wingull has the ability drizzle, an ability that makes it rain. Now, in my mind, I see that thing flying through the rainy sky as a javelin missle at an airborne wingull
I like to think that golissapod and grapaloc make factions with each other as gladiators and the oldest of both species fight and looser eats the other for a last meal
I wanna see a list of the Pokémon food chain, like we have an animal kingdom food chain. It’ll be so awesome to see that. Can we get one of the professors to do some research upon such, even if it’ll be a death sentence. The world must know what a normal diet of a Rayquaza is, or a Palkia, or maybe just a Mew. The possibilities are endless, and it must happen
Fidough’s line is safe because the other Pokémon know that if they hunt it, we will stop at nothing to eradicate their entire species from existence to keep the Fidough safe.
I’m starting to wonder if shellder is actually biting onto slowpoke tails to become slowbro as protection from its various predators. It makes sense considering Slowbro is meant to be a defensive tank.
It’s also implied in the gen 7 pokedex that Pelipper are natural predators of Luvdisc too. And of course you can’t forget the predator prey relationship between Corsola and Marinie; tho I do wonder how Cursola would come into play in this food chain. And then… there’s bounsweet that seems to be preyed on by literally EVERYTHING in its habitat… I assume the only reason why it’s lineage survived was because it learns to fight back as it evolves, thus allowing reproduction.
Probably all the Pokémon that you mentioned are not on the list because they look more like human food rather than something an animal would eat, so they're probably "hunted" by humans but not by other Pokémon.
The Vanilish line aren't actually food. They merely LOOK LIKE ice cream. In lore, ice cream was invented after seeing Vanillish in the wild for inspiration. In all actually, Vanillish and its evolutions are literally just ice, so water. There's no nutritional value lmao
All the food based pokémon hunt humans that is an actual hunting strategy. Seems as if the garbage Pokemon are trying to not be noticed by us by hiding as something that we actively want to avoid
I'd assume the Alcremie line's main defense against predators is that it is very high in sugars and low in other nutritional components. Making for a very unhealthy prey item to rely upon. Same goes for other desert-based mons. It would really only be... humans that would eat them a lot.
The Vanilluxe line are actually just icicles powered by sunlight. So basically pure water. They are also surprisingly strong, so chances are any predator attacking them would realize it's a mistake very soon.
The Fidough line are often seen hanging out next to villages and towns, and are very important in human agriculture. You mess with them, and you mess with the strange bipedal primates that either command a crew of monsters to pounce you or trap you in a ball and keep you in a box for the rest of your life.
Or, if the first season of the anime is to be considered, solve the problem themselves.
Or they could be the predators instead of prey.
@@ScarletSilverIronwell pokemon can be predators and preys at the same time just like irl
Why eat Vanilluxe when you can just find a river somewhere
But still, I would imagine there's a handful of Pokemon that do, in fact, eat only ice as their nourishment. I would think Glalie and Cryogonal are the Vanillite line predators
Technically it's pointed out slowpoke fishes for shellder that would make it more a symbiotic relationship not prey and predator as they both end up benefiting.
Slowpoke tails are delicious, I wouldn't be surprised if it's a accidental symbiotic relationship. But Shellder does get protection and Slowpoke gets stronger so it works out.
@@Apotheosister It was mentioned that Slowpoke tails are highly nutritious in Gold and Silver, right? That’s why Team Rocket was cutting off tails
@@ApotheosisterI think most symbiotic relationships are an accident
@@BritishTeaFGC yup. apparently it's used to make really good stew in alola too
@@BritishTeaFGC they grow back though, at least I think
The relationship between Grapploct and Golisopod seems more like an overlap of territory than one actively seeking the other out
Yeah especially given Golisopod gives off heavy scavenger vibes but if a large octopus creature comes waltzing in attacking it ofc it'll eat it if it wins (Grapploct too given octopi can camouflage)
reminds me of how most wasps and mantis fight sometimes mantis wins and eats and sometimes vice versa
kinda like how Tarantula vs Scorpion is not always common but they will fight over territory and stuff
I'd kill for a nature documentary of these two
One thing I’ve always wanted was to see other Pokémon fighting each other in the wild, I feel like it would make the game feel more alive
You walking up finding a shiny Wingull only for a Barraskewda to leap out and eat it as you reach it
@@pokefanalex9504so true
Scarlet and violet does sort of have this, you can see seviper and zangoose or scyther and spydops "fighting"
new pokemon snap was so based for this
In alola mareanie only spawns when corsola SOS calls it, then mareanie starts to focus its attacks on corsola
In a similar fashion to Grapploct and Golisopod, Scolipede and Centiskorch also undergo battles where the loser gets eaten.
ez Centiskorch sweep on that one tbh
@@byzantine5761not really scolipede has stone edge and rollout
The battles are actually between Sizzlipede and Venipede but may continue later.
@@gerald2508 while that is true, all the dex entry says is they fight. It doesn't specify any life or death situation. For all we know they simply battle over territory or that they just don't like each other
@@cosmicdunsparce True.
How does this relate to what I wrote?
Wingull hunts fish only to be eaten by another breed of fish in Pokémon 💀
fish eat birds all the time
Happens in real life more than you know
@@spinybluepuffball3651 Catfish eat pigeons
At sea sharks may eat birds too.
@@spinybluepuffball3651 love your username!
Barrakudas and Pikes eat them when given the chance so yeah.
It turns out that low level Pokémon are easier to catch because they are willingly hiding in the ball.
Tinkaton line and their eternal bloodlust for the Bisharp and Corviknight lines
Tinkaton doesn't even eat them, just skins them for their metal...
Tinkaton's a poachermon.
@@PatrickCervantez If I remember correctly, poaching is illegal hunting, there are no laws in the wild.
yeah tinkaton and its low atk stat for a final evo
uses a glorified rock throw to take down a big ass metal bird who has a higher def stat than tinkaton atk stat lmao
@@markangelogarcia2584 What are you trying to say?
@@gerald2508game-wise tinkaton is weaker than corvirknight
To protect itself from heatmore, durant got a coat of steel armour
Also durant being 4x weak to fire: I WOKE UP IN A NEW PROBLEM
If they make another legends game, they should have the previous iterations of these two before Durant built armour and heatmor gained fire.
Should've had heat proof as an ability...
@@gerald2508 or a rock type durant with stone-ish armor, to actually defend against fire types.
I’d like to mention that the Vanillite line are not literal icecream cones but rather icicles with snow plopped on their heads
The Vanilluxe line are said to be living icicles that cover themselves in snow. I don't think that many predators would be hunting living water
Glalie has entered the chat (it prefers frozen prey according to Ultra Sun)
@@lleysimartinez7347 Frozen prey, not straight up pure ice.
@@banette0819That is what I thought but he is correct if you check the dex entries.
@@gerald2508 "It freezes its prey and chews them whole. However, it prefers to eat Pokémon like Vanillite that are already frozen." -Ultra sun Glalie entry.
Well, then pretty sure that Illeysimartinez is correct then. I hate pokedex for repeating the same information the same information every time and only sometimes hiding some actual unique stuff in the pile of copycats, making researching the dex quite tiring and boring.
@@banette0819 I am pretty sure the dex does not have anyone dedicated to it but team members just throw stuff in there, it does not justify but it would explain.
Tatsguri have a relationship with dondozo, tatusguri acting as lure and brains
I think the only pokemon that wouldn't overdose on sugar when eating Alcremi is Snorlax
The Slurpuff line need truly-massive amounts of sugar for mood and presumably power regulation. Sugar burns pretty well so fire types might also eat it.
I've always been convinced the Ice Cream cone line are ambush predators that disguise themselves as something their prey enjoys. By which I mean in this scenario they eat people.😂
They actually just enjoy decorating thrmselves. It is unlikely that they eat anything seeing as they are made of pure ice.
It would be really cool if you could see pokemon fighting naturally. Then if you decide to fight the winner they would be at lower health
Idk why any pokemon would want to eat the vanillite line, it's a living icicle, not ice cream
Maybe they eat Vani just to chill themself when the day Is hot
I'm sure there's a lot more predation happening that the dex doesn't talk about
Baraskewda and Finizen fight over their food which could technically mean that Finizen eats Wingull too
Or just other fish they don’t mention
@@itsturniptime3699 that’s why I said could bcuz it doubt it does, but it’s Pokémon so you never know lol
Also, humans are included in the food chain. There is canonical evidence in both the games and anime that humans eat at least parts of some Pokémon (more recent example I know of: Slowpoke tail curry in Sword/Shield). Accurate to real life, at least.
How does it come that slowpoke tails are considered bad on pokemon gold and heartgold but youre allowed to have slowpoke tail curry?
If you check Glalie’s Ultra Sun Dex entry, it actually preys on Vanillite as Glalie prefers frozen prey and Vanillite is technically already frozen
Doesn't make actual sense honestly, I believe the dex meant pokemon that are mammals, birds and etc.
You are not going to get enough nutrients by *eating* water.
@@banette0819 Glalie does not need much nutrition considering it is a rock (I do not understand why it is not a rock type). While it will not get nutrients, Vanillite's line are very cold, it will gain ice-energy.
@@gerald2508 Okay from another comment section under this video I found a Glalie Ultra Sun's entry saying: "It freezes its prey and chews them whole. However, it prefers to eat Pokémon like Vanillite that are already frozen." so, you are correct, sorry for being a little stubborn.
@@banette0819
It is fine, I thought the same thing originally.
I’d also add toxapex and corsola being a pretty iconic predator and prey. I mean in galar they were partially wiped out my toxapex. Additionally in pokemon snap you can see frillish with magikarp in their hands about to eat it
Exeggcute are preyed on by crabrawler, pidgey line, butterfree, fearow, and trumbeak. Up your game shellder😂
I remember as a kid not believing Pokemon hunted each-other
A bit of lore and a fun fact about Pokemon. Object mons and "food" mons are why the humans in Pokemon came up with ice cream cones, how to whip cream, etc. Not the other way around! Pokeballs were designed after Voltorb, Great balls from their shinies, and so on!
Im guessing its cuz the food pokemon are cute and hangout with humans who instinctively protect anything cute
Do Pokemon who eat grass types count as predators or herbivores?
Technically, herbivores are predators by default. But I imagine yes, grass types wouldn't be "vegan". It's a weird world.
I think grass types aren't actually grass lots of the time and are rather just connected to grass like decidueye for example
well they’re technically animals? but with some greens so i guess thats Omnivores
@@christianthomas8069 Except for the ones that are explicitly motile plants, like the lurantis line, which complicates things even further.
They are basically eating a living beings they’re not eating plants.
Something cooler about golysipod and grapploct is that they fight under water in sunkin ships
It's a really weird lore bit that Omastar preys on Shellder, since the only reason they exist at the same time is because your main character resurrected a fossil.
WOW! I would have never guessed that wild animals prey on each other!
I believe that all the food/snack/desert pokemon are prey to us humans. Let that sink in for a bit.
It's stated that Barraskewda fight Finizen over prey. So since we know Barraskewda prey on Wingull, we can assume Finizen do as well.
But both also prove hot way other various fish Pokémon
Not necessarily, it just says they fight over prey, that doesn’t mean everything they prey on overlaps. It also just doesn’t make sense for finneon to eat wingull from their designs, where as barraskewda looks capable of that.
Technically, carbink have quite the target on them.
Sableye eats them.
Gabite likes to kidnap carbink as its treasure.
Murkrow and meowth both will do whatever to get their hands on shiny things (including carbink so I'll count that). I assume others that are attracted to shiny things will try and hunt carbink too.
While only 1 actually wants to kill the carbink, there's still quite a few pokemons that hunt for them.
Imagine a rated-m Pokémon documentary that goes through the predator-prey relationships and behavior. That would be awesome
I love this aspect of the games so much, I love the little interactions and world building this gives :)
Mandibuzz prey on Cubone, when they cry about their dead mothers, the noise attracts Mandibuzz
Golisopod out here eating Grapploct, this time the crustacean eats the octopus 💀
It can go either way depending on who wins.
Honestly the predator/prey and other Pokémon relations that Pokédex writers talk about are like 15% in nature and 85% “lol wouldn’t it be funny if”
Slowpoke likes shelder biting it, the shelder either causes just enough pain for slowpoke to function and not be lost in cosmic thoughts or it bites the head and conpletely grounds slowpoke's mindallowing it full cognative abilities with no distractions and letting it show off how it's the smartest pikemon there is with seemingly no pain from that shelder on its head
IIRC there was a purchasable food option in one of the towns in SV that used Toedscool flaps
Glalie hunts vanillite
If I remember correctly Mareanie was only found if Corsola, it's prey, called for help.
It was probably my favorite detail in the game.
I can't help but imagine a poor wingull trying to eat a wishiwashi without knowing that the whole school is there
The reason why all the food Pokémon don’t get hunted is because they have evolved to look like animals, making them ‘hidden’ to other Pokémon.
Horsea is said to eat small insects, so ig caterpies and weedles lol
Slowbro be like “all my homies hate shelder”
Magikarp is eating by the whole evolution line of pidgey as well as many other birds
I think many bird pokemons prey on Magikarp
I think it's only mentioned in pidgeot's dex entry but I could be mistaken
Vanillish and its line are literally just living icicles that conveniently look like ice cream. TBH I think its more of people basing ice cream with decorations to look like Vanillite than the other way around in universe. So while to us in another world, Vanillite is based on ice cream, its the opposite, Casteliacones were made to look like Vanillite.
Funny how you didnt mention serviper and zangoose, literal pokemon war between these 2
It is never stated that they eat eachother they could simply be competitors.
the Milcery line and Fidough line would totally be preyed on by Slurpuff
and just anything that eats, perhaps even Snorlax
Fidough's body would probably be too soft to be chewed, if it does have predators it would need to be something large enough to swallow it whole- like Swalot.
Milcery and Alcremie wouldn't make great meals either, as the sheer amount of calories that the cream that composes their bodies contains would be too much for any predator to handle.
@@TornaitSuperBird Swirlix, Slurpuff's pre-evolution, consumes its body-weight (3.5 kg) in sugar each day.
@@gerald2508 100 grams of sugar is about 390 calories.
Doing the simple math, a kilogram of sugar is about 3,900 calories. Multiply that by about 3.5, and you've got around 13,650 calories, or about 13 kilocalories.
I'd wager Alcremie has about that amount.
...Yeah, I can see a Swirlix at least trying to go after an Alcremie.
@@TornaitSuperBird I always love to see people dedicated enough to do the math.
Thank you for this knowledge.
You forget how much Corsola gets massacred
Wingull is also hunted by finizen, the pokeded states that baraskewda and finizen compete for prey
Brooo slowpoke has some conection with the mafia
Honorable mention to my girl, Tinkaton, who shoots Corviknights out of the air with sniper-like precision & tears apart their corpses to make into a weapon.
It is terrifying that barraskuda, a fish, preys on wingull...
Some big fish eat birds in real life too
@SpinyBlue Puffball So I know this, but to clarify further, it is more terrifying in this instance because 1 barraskuda has the ability swift swim, which increases speed in the rain. And wingull has the ability drizzle, an ability that makes it rain. Now, in my mind, I see that thing flying through the rainy sky as a javelin missle at an airborne wingull
I like to think that golissapod and grapaloc make factions with each other as gladiators and the oldest of both species fight and looser eats the other for a last meal
I wanna see a list of the Pokémon food chain, like we have an animal kingdom food chain. It’ll be so awesome to see that. Can we get one of the professors to do some research upon such, even if it’ll be a death sentence. The world must know what a normal diet of a Rayquaza is, or a Palkia, or maybe just a Mew. The possibilities are endless, and it must happen
I'm still waiting for an evolution of shellder that actually looks like the slowbro one
Or maybe even a convergent evolution.
So, what does Sharpedo prey upon?
Yes
Probably only fishes and tiny seabirds
@@Just-J2 The thing is, as its name tells you, a torpedo. It can harm super-tanker ships and they hunt in swarms.
I think with the "food" pokémon, it's the fact that, they are only resembling food or in alchremies case, they are too high in calories or sugar
Slowpoke tail regrows, and is highly nutritious. Every pokemon feed on it if they can get it.
Fidough’s line is safe because the other Pokémon know that if they hunt it, we will stop at nothing to eradicate their entire species from existence to keep the Fidough safe.
Grapploct vs Golisipod would be an epic fight
I want a full food chain of Pokémon.
I really wished that GameFreak implemented the predator prey model and we could actually observe Pokemon preying on each other.
That would be close to showing cannibalism as Pokemons are shown to have human emotions
@@ChaosChuckler not really.... If there not the same species.
@@ChaosChuckler isn't cannabilism considered if a species eats its own? Like rabbits eating their children?
I already don't like Scarlet and Violet implying that humans eat pokemon. I definitely don't want to see it. :D
Theres the zangoose serviper horde encounter in ORAS
it would make sense if mightyena and pyroar were rivals. lions and hyenas hate each other irl, to the point of going after the babies
Tinkaton hunts both corviknight and kingambit line
Gonna make the slowpoke team to have prof. Oak scared as fuck
Scolipede and centiskorch prey upon each other depending on who wins the fight.
morpeko is based on a guinea pig and tbh I see it being a vicious gnarly predator even though it's a tiny rodent and rodents are usually prey animals
Finizen competes with Barraskewda for prey, so Finizen also eats Wingull
Mandibuzz hunt cubones
"The milcery line, Vanillite line, fidough line and many others are safe for some reason"
Snorlax:
I could just imagine the real life pokemon documentary, watching pokemon kill and devour other pokemon lol
Vannilux isn't actually ice cream. That's just snow.
dex in gen 1 literally had a "ratatta eats the eggs of pidgey"
I’m starting to wonder if shellder is actually biting onto slowpoke tails to become slowbro as protection from its various predators. It makes sense considering Slowbro is meant to be a defensive tank.
They bite the tail to eat it, evolution occurs when the sum of power between the pokemon exceeds the requirement.
Slowpoke preys on shelder, not the other way around. It just made a mistake while fishing. I think.
You’d think alcremie and the vannilite would be alakazam prey
Why Alakazam?
Alcremie is made mostly of sugar and is thus very unhealthy to eat.
Vanillite is actually made entirely of ice.
Seviper and Zangoose is another notable prey/predator
You forgot what the humans in Pokémon world eat😂
The vanillite line just uses acid armor, nobody gonna eat that
No one except for Glalie eats them anyway because they are made of ice.
It’s also implied in the gen 7 pokedex that Pelipper are natural predators of Luvdisc too.
And of course you can’t forget the predator prey relationship between Corsola and Marinie; tho I do wonder how Cursola would come into play in this food chain.
And then… there’s bounsweet that seems to be preyed on by literally EVERYTHING in its habitat… I assume the only reason why it’s lineage survived was because it learns to fight back as it evolves, thus allowing reproduction.
Probably all the Pokémon that you mentioned are not on the list because they look more like human food rather than something an animal would eat, so they're probably "hunted" by humans but not by other Pokémon.
Sneasel are known to eat pidgey eggs, as well as alolan sandshrew, alolan vulpix, and mamoswine (if i'm remembering correctly).
Trevenant eats people that harm the forest.
sheldler got some ops bro
In a world where they capture magical animals to force them to fight for personal reasons...🔥🔥🔥
I love alcremie because it existed in the gamecube/wii game series Pokepark.
No it didn’t
@@cheels1655 yes, it literally did... It's in the background of one of the food minigames
Tinkaton hunts corviknight and then talonflame takes the hammer and avenges it
The Vanilish line aren't actually food. They merely LOOK LIKE ice cream. In lore, ice cream was invented after seeing Vanillish in the wild for inspiration. In all actually, Vanillish and its evolutions are literally just ice, so water. There's no nutritional value lmao
All the food based pokémon hunt humans that is an actual hunting strategy. Seems as if the garbage Pokemon are trying to not be noticed by us by hiding as something that we actively want to avoid
Damn they did Shellder dirty 😳
"shelldar : attacks slowpoke"
Slowpoke: alpha to Charlie need backup on point A
ah yes my faforite meal. a pile of basalt.
We don't talk about bouncesweet
You forget cramorant eating barraskewda and tinkaton line killing corviknight and pawniard for its metal
Barraskewda really hunts Wingull? Geez, that would be a shock to see one launch at a Wingull mid-air.
Magikarp is probably the most preyed on pokemon.
Smart pokemon loves to eats oysters for free