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I actually think these lenses fit my face really well. If they didn't reflect the studio lights I'd wear them in videos regularly. But alas, only while working at the desk.
Fun Fact: according to SM/USUM, Diglett was created after one of the developers saw a drawing he made in one of his old elementary school notebooks. So it was literally designed by a child
🤣🤣 that is awesome. Also that would absolutely work on me. I'd just respond with, and you have some stunning ones. And we'd laugh and just be friends because that's how life works.
Theory: Leon has partial blindness due to cataracts, which is why his pupils are fuzzy like that *and* why he can get lost going from A to B when the path is a straight line.
Correction on the misconception of a misconception: There are large bats and small bats. Small bats tend to have exceptionally poor eyesight, and rely on echolocation to hunt bugs. They also tend to be nocturnal. Large bats tend to diurnal, and subsist off of eating fruits. They have relatively good eye sight, and almost no echolocation.
A slight adjustment on your correction: small bats don't have poor eyesight, they have poor night vision. Their eyesight is no better or worse than their larger cousins. They just can't see in the dark so they have to echolocate :)
@@Sephelions Yeah. Not fully true. But internet loves its pedantic, especially the half-informed ones. Due to the large diversity of bats, small insectivoruous bats tend to rely on echolocation, which creates a tendency towards relatively poor vision, it is not universal. Also while larger bats tend towards diurnal activities, that is also not a universal truth, and some even hunt small animals (and some of those, with echolocation...at night).
Nah, it's more on the line of "Yeah sure, we are absolutely talking about Pokémon, I swear. This is not educational content, I mean, what did you made it think that?"
He also has a way of making the titles sound like he has a problem with them, then as the video goes on, it becomes more and more evident that he actually loves the stuff that goes into these designs
I'm not colorblind, but my pupils are dilated, meaning I take in more light than the average person. (basically I can see in the dark better but going outside gives me a headache.) I really like these eye facts too because eyes are something I think about a lot!
One of the many, MANY reasons why I love the UBs so much is how they handle eyes. Most don’t even have them at all, and if they do (like Blacephalon or Stakataka), they do really weird things with them. I may just be biased as a Zubat lover, but Pokémon without obvious eyes always pique my interest.
Actually according to bulbapedia, the shapes on the side of it's head are it's eyes, there's probably more evidence to this but I didn't play the ultras.
I just like Spinda cause I like trying to find ones with a nice spot pattern. Oh and the fact it's based stat total is 360. That's hilarious. Plus it helps that it was a good help against Norman in my first complete run of Ruby.
@@thoryvos3095 Well Spinda's eyes are just the cartoony version of when a character gets dizzy, and if we were to bring that in the real world it uh- well it wouldn't look to pretty if ya ask me
Correction. Humans can see ultra violet light without our eye lense which filters out ultra violet light. I had one replaced and now can see some ultra violet light. (Sky looks purple ish at dawn and dusk to me.)
Sableye is so weird. Yet also nicely made. I think seeing confirmation they're partly musteline (the sable isn't just their color, they're sables like Mienfoo/Mienshao are ermine) made me break down and put a mega-evolving one in my Alpha Sapphire B-Squad (which was a good call, mega-evolution plus dazzling gleam clears out raids efficiently). Another good waifumon for the daring.
When the spider's popped up I just chucked my phone across the room braking the screen I'm tipping this on My computer I just need to share this story lmao😂😂😂😂
Optician here! The simplest distinction between rods and cones is: Cones purely perceive color, while rods purely perceive contrast/value (black and white vision). The way colors work, is that an object that is hit by light, reflects some of it, while a large part of the light is absorbed. The wavelength of the light that gets reflected discerns which color the object appears as to us. i.e. a red object is red to us, because it reflects only red light while it absorbs all the other colors of light. During the daytime, where there's plenty of light from the sun, our eyes rely mostly on the cones because there's so much light for those to work with. Meanwhile at night, when there is very little light that could be reflected as color by an object, everything seems rather washed out and dull. There simply IS no 'colored' light for the cones in our eyes to see. Alas, the rods take over and you see mostly contrast instead. And here's the details: Now, the actual reason why we don't see as clearly at night isn't just that! The way cones and rods are distributed in our eyes is. We have a little spot in our eyes on our retinas called the 'macula'. This little spot is in the back of our eyes, in a direct line behind the lens, so that when we look at something, this is the spot where the clearest image is projected. To make use of all the light that gets focused there, this spot is also entirely made up of cones. Outside of the makula, there's a mix of cones and rods, with gradually less cones and more rods the further you move away from the makula along your retina. This is perfect for daytime vision - humans are naturally diurnal after all - and lets us see tiniest details in objects. This is also exactly why humans have poor nighttime vision. There are no cells there in that spot, that could process the poor light we have at night. Instead, we have to rely more on our peripheral vision at night, while that spot of our absolute best vision is almost entirely useless. The further away from the makula, the light projected into your eye by your lens is also less focused, which is why your vision at night will automatically be more blurry the darker it is! Okay, now I am done getting excited about eyes and vision again xD
According to the Pokedex Deino is also totally without eyes. And possibly Zwelious. TVTropes speculated that's why Hydregion is seen as this crazed force of destruction. It's used to just hearing/tremorsensing it's way through life and now all the sudden it's flying and has this whole new "sight" thing going. And because this is all new to it, it thinks anything it sees moving is an enemy trying to attack it. Presumably it calms down from all the crazy after a while though, because quite a few trainers have them in the show.
Missed out on a great pun with that title, the misspelling of ridiculous immediately reminded me of the Regis, I'd say their eyes are pretty REGICULOUS
Note: Microbats are nocturnal echolocators. _Megabats_ are diurnal, mostly visual hunters. (You know, the ones that don't eat fruit.) Thus, Zubat getting better vision as it grows larger does make sense.
Loved the video, but one slight misconception with rods and cones. Cones are for colored light, rods are for reduced light, or low light. Cones do very little with high intensity light
My favourite part of your work is how you're able to talk about a plethora of different topics by using pokemon as a catalyst. It's a rather clever move.
MORE I NEEED MORE! I honestly love these parts of the series taking about anatomy & biomechanics of Pokémon. Because besides being a dinosaur nerd I love studying those preciously mentioned aspects, of life ado ecology another one.
This has probably already been said, but thank you for making sponsored content interesting. There are so many content creators who don't even try yet you use sponsors as a form of inspiration often. Keep being great :)
Luxray's "see through walls" bit could be related to electroreception like we see in various fish irl. Since that's basically the ability to sense via electricity, or sense the electrical activity within nearby living bodies, and Luxray is electric type, it could fit. With there being 2 types of electrorecepion as well, passive and active, with the active type involving the user generating an electrical field and discerning the contents of their surroundings based on how those bodies interact with that field. Luxray's dex entry didn't stat it "can see through walls", but that "When it's eyes gleam gold it can spot hiding prey - even those taking shelter behind a wall." It can find you behind cover, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's "seeing" you in the way we tend to think of it. It's eyes glow somewhat while using this sense from the sounds of it, so what if Luxray's special eyes allow it to emit an electrical field, something very in line with an Electric-type's natural abilities, which can then allow it to perceive it's surroundings better because it's adding active electroreception to it's natural eyesight.
Fun fact: hammer head sharks can actually see in every direction at the same time to, but thats because of the headshape, not the eyes. Fun fact 2: hoothoots eyes Are decined after A clock.
3:15 The larger, fruit-eating species of bat rely on vision and are diurnal. The smaller, bug-eating or blood-drinking species of bat that actually have echolocation are nocturnal and have excellent hearing at some minor cost to sight, but I imagine their eyesight isn’t that bad. There’s a difference between megabats and microbats, but neither are blind.
Eh, flying foxes, in particular, are typically nocturnal, despite not having echolocation. Some of the flying foxes _are_ diurnal, but these are the exception, not the rule.
I would love a part 2 of going into pokémon, like Zubat, who's eye's are inaccurate. I have a bone to pick myself with the use of new world vultures in glara when an old world vulture with awesome eye sight would be so cool!
I feel like this can be a seriesssssss Fun fact, cephlapods have eyes that evolved for a far different reason than us humans and other creatures on earth, making their eyes very unique. It also explains their weird eye shapes.
regarding the eyes of bats it also depends on the kind of bat, you can't compare the average bat to the flying fox since are diurnal and vampire bats for example are more nocturnal. if I am not mistaken flying foxes don't even have echolocation
Eyes are so interesting. I have this thing where my right eye has an excess of rods and fewer cones (I believe that's right) and it causes my right eye to have exceptional night vision. But the downside is during the day, I usually have to keep it closed until it adjusts. Before it adjusts though, it's partially colorblind. I don't see green with it until my eye adapts and my left eye and brain make up the balance. Then things look normal and I can open it without extreme pain from the light.
Oh my god- I literally need new glasses! The frames are straight up broken. Been broken for months! Couldn’t get new one til the new year. Is this the universe telling me something?
Not going to lie, I was really interested in those glasses. Then I was reminded how obscenely expensive pokemon Merch and glasses are. You put the two together and ouch.
Suprising there aren't any pokemon with multiple eyes yet, much like Argus from mythology, not talking about boring legendary pokemon, I want normal pokemon-lines based on eyes, maybe a peacock or something like that.
In the outro you said that there were more eyes you'd like to cover. I would be very pleased with a second eyepisode like this one, and think many others of your subscribers would be as well!
Thanks for making this video! I love your content and will check out the Jins glasses too! With respect, I did want to say two things though: 1) Chiton is pronounced like, KAI-TN. I worked as a marine biology researcher, and those suckers are super cool! 2) I was a bit disappointed that Xatu didn't make the cut for this video. There are interesting Pokedex entries about it having one eye see into the future and the other see into the past. Hopefully it will be featured if there is a Part II. Thanks again for your interesting videos!
13:42 Except the only thing Superman can't see through is lead (which coincidentally is the kryptonite of Daxamites from Krypton's sister planet, Daxam apparently).
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First video of 2021! And what an honor it is to have it sponsored by the Pokémon Model Glasses. I always love promoting official stuff! Choose eyewear just like choosing a Pokémon at: jins.life/lockstingnoggin | JINS Eyewear also has FREE Blue Light Lens Upgrades for a limited time offer. | Get $15 Off! Use code LOCKSTINGNOGGIN15
I actually think these lenses fit my face really well. If they didn't reflect the studio lights I'd wear them in videos regularly. But alas, only while working at the desk.
I would def get those glasses if I had money
They look nice 👍🏽
ebic moment
Ya think this vid can get a part 2 Locks?
Like you said at the end there's still plenty you can cover on this subject~
Fun Fact that you didn't mention! The "eye" of a Roggenrola isn't actually an eye! It's an extremely sensitive ear!
According to Amie/Refresh, it also eats with that "eye"/ear
Roggenrola. Get it? Cause it’s like a speaker.
So Gigialith's are probably also ears too, it just evolved sonar
Yep! You beat me to it lol
Yes it is
Fun Fact: according to SM/USUM, Diglett was created after one of the developers saw a drawing he made in one of his old elementary school notebooks. So it was literally designed by a child
Makes Sense
A pokemon whose eyes are unique is zygarde because of the HEXAGONAL SHAPES, his eyes are used for monitoring the ecosystem.
"So EYES. They exist."
Sounds like a butchered pickup line lol
🤣🤣 that is awesome. Also that would absolutely work on me. I'd just respond with, and you have some stunning ones. And we'd laugh and just be friends because that's how life works.
Aggred
But some people don't have eyes I mean I've met one with entirely black eyes
@@raybrothers7370 really? I've only met kids with black eyes. And beings made entirely of shadows.
"So eyes, they exist... Right?" Sounds like a VSauce Intro
“except nah, Kecleon is lame.”
Mystery dungeon fans: *So you have chosen, death*
*Me* : steals a berry cause I have low money
*Kecleon* : so, you've chosen DEATH
Im a mystery dungeon fan and I don't like kecleon he sus suck and always watching me (help me I'm scared)
- That is clever, I’m going to have to try that now...
@@blueblank8287 B Buddy
@@blueblank8287 F for the fool.
Theory: Leon has partial blindness due to cataracts, which is why his pupils are fuzzy like that *and* why he can get lost going from A to B when the path is a straight line.
Correction on the misconception of a misconception:
There are large bats and small bats. Small bats tend to have exceptionally poor eyesight, and rely on echolocation to hunt bugs. They also tend to be nocturnal.
Large bats tend to diurnal, and subsist off of eating fruits. They have relatively good eye sight, and almost no echolocation.
A slight adjustment on your correction: small bats don't have poor eyesight, they have poor night vision. Their eyesight is no better or worse than their larger cousins. They just can't see in the dark so they have to echolocate :)
@@Sephelions Yeah. Not fully true. But internet loves its pedantic, especially the half-informed ones.
Due to the large diversity of bats, small insectivoruous bats tend to rely on echolocation, which creates a tendency towards relatively poor vision, it is not universal.
Also while larger bats tend towards diurnal activities, that is also not a universal truth, and some even hunt small animals (and some of those, with echolocation...at night).
"I have eyes, you know. They're right under my EYEBROWS!!!"
- Noctowl
Ayyy, nice reference.
@@CaptainCFalcon Thanks.
"These are attack eyebrows! You could take bottletops off with them!"
@@NitroIndigo *looks up "attack eyebrows" and proceeds to wheeze uncontrollably*
Is anyone a bit perturbed that while Lockstin doesn’t have a Decidueye, he does have a Rowlet plush? And he didn’t use it instead?
I was so confused but then I realized this is basically another entry in "Why Pokemon designers deserve more praise"
Pretty much.
Nah, it's more on the line of "Yeah sure, we are absolutely talking about Pokémon, I swear. This is not educational content, I mean, what did you made it think that?"
I mean yeah, they do
He also has a way of making the titles sound like he has a problem with them, then as the video goes on, it becomes more and more evident that he actually loves the stuff that goes into these designs
As someone who didn't know he was colorblind until his adulthood years, I'm curious as to which Pokémon are colorblind.
I'm not colorblind, but my pupils are dilated, meaning I take in more light than the average person. (basically I can see in the dark better but going outside gives me a headache.) I really like these eye facts too because eyes are something I think about a lot!
maybe Lycanroc and some other canine Pokémon
probably most of them. Humans have fairly exceptional color vision
colour blind not color blind
@@alexanderyates492 That isn't how color is spelled in the states.
I know Lock’s eyes exist, but I can’t believe how gorgeous they are.
9 mins ago
Here before 100 likes
@@slimeplayz164 Here before you OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
sorry just had to do that
@@brethebird3148 sometimes the comments dont show up
ugh..
Lockstin: on to owls
Ad: “every day starts in the dark”
same
One of the many, MANY reasons why I love the UBs so much is how they handle eyes. Most don’t even have them at all, and if they do (like Blacephalon or Stakataka), they do really weird things with them.
I may just be biased as a Zubat lover, but Pokémon without obvious eyes always pique my interest.
i thought the dots on blacephalons head were loads of eyes
UBs are one of the best things in pokemon
Nihilego - jellyfish, no eyes.
Buzzwole - Coumpound Eyes
Pheremosa - regular eyes
Kartana - sharp paper fold eyes
Celesteela - eyes above its tower neck.
Guzzlord - eldritch horror with upper and lower sets of eyes.
Blacephaon - basically an exploding disco ball compound eye
Stakataka - tower of bricks with independent eyes.
Checks out.
Actually according to bulbapedia, the shapes on the side of it's head are it's eyes, there's probably more evidence to this but I didn't play the ultras.
Wait Blacephalon has eyes?
Lockstin: I don't have a Decidueye plush while showing Hoothoot.
Rowlet in the back: Am I a joke to you?
It’s obvious why they have eyes, it’s so that they can see where the subscriber button is. Just like how you should also press that button
What
They have ears so they can hear the ring of the notification bell
why the heck hasnt locksin liked this yet
I can't believe he didn't talk about the COMPOUND Eyes ability.
people without eyes are going to be very upset when they see this
*H A*
*I G E T I T*
*W A I T*
Don't worry, they won't see this.
Just like how they'll be really glad to see that Twitch is removing the use of the word "Blind" in "Blind playthrough".
What's going on here I can't see
5:11 that’s… weirdly sweet. It’s like it’s getting its vision back just so it can look at you, and I think that’s really cute.
Fun fact: Spinda’s eyes are what made me fall in love with it. Still my favourite Pokémon to this day
I just like Spinda cause I like trying to find ones with a nice spot pattern. Oh and the fact it's based stat total is 360. That's hilarious. Plus it helps that it was a good help against Norman in my first complete run of Ruby.
Fun fact: I despise Spinda, but I don’t think any less of you for liking it. Keep doin you man!
I wonder what Spinda would've looked like if it was in the Detective Pikachu movie.
§ame
@@thoryvos3095
Well Spinda's eyes are just the cartoony version of when a character gets dizzy, and if we were to bring that in the real world it uh- well it wouldn't look to pretty if ya ask me
Correction. Humans can see ultra violet light without our eye lense which filters out ultra violet light.
I had one replaced and now can see some ultra violet light.
(Sky looks purple ish at dawn and dusk to me.)
I love the fact that Zubat, which has no visible eyes, learns Mean Look. How does it look at anything?
It has an eye in it's disgusting mouth of darkness and despair.
If you look at it long enough, it looks like zubat's ears are massive eyeballs....
...creepy
In Zubat's case, since it doesn't have visible eyes, it probably just growls or screeches at the opposing Pokemon.
Half the time Zubat fails to fly there...MENACINGLY. A wise man once said, "If it's not 100% accurate....it's 50% accurate."
@@entityw3974 i see you too are an Mandjtv fan of quality
Lockstin: eyes are cool and LOOK at mine!!!
People with no eyes: am I a joke to you
People with some ASD: I, uh, no.
"Why Pokemon Have Crazy Eyes"
Zubat : "Am I a joke to you?"
If you look carefully it looks like zubat's ears are massive eyeballs
DR4MA BOY 😳
yep, that sums it up pretty good
Roggenrola: First time?
At this point, Lockstin just uses Pokemon as an excuse to talk about whatever he wants.
Yeah, it‘s amazing!
im glad he does because tbh, i learn a lot from him
He made a video at one point declaring he was going to do that
Tbh he could talk about how grocery lists are the pinnacle of literature and innovation and I'd still listen to it
@@drawnwithlove3499 But only as long as he still finds a connection to Pokemon in it
I swear Lockstin comes up with video ideas based on sponsorship deals.
"Look! Look with your special eyes."
"My brand!"
11:49
That child impression almost makes me wanna Crack up
"Its a tuuuube"
"And it has a big noooose"
And some eyeeesss
Sableye is so weird. Yet also nicely made. I think seeing confirmation they're partly musteline (the sable isn't just their color, they're sables like Mienfoo/Mienshao are ermine) made me break down and put a mega-evolving one in my Alpha Sapphire B-Squad (which was a good call, mega-evolution plus dazzling gleam clears out raids efficiently). Another good waifumon for the daring.
"I don't have a Decidueye plush"-As Rowlett stares at me from the background
IRK
It's level 5 and had an eveolite.
Get the brick and we’ll fix that
"Or which pokemon are likely colorblind"
PLEASE make this a video! I'm colorblind and would love to know what pokemon I relate to most!
"I've got special eyes."
"ain't nobody see me coming even if they got special eyes!"
MY BRAND!
Look at me with your special eyes
A pokemon whose eyes are unique is zygarde because of the HEXAGONAL SHAPES, his eyes are used for monitoring the ecosystem.
A horror movie for the Spongebob franchise: The Clams Have Eyes
When the spider's popped up I just chucked my phone across the room braking the screen I'm tipping this on
My computer I just need to share this story lmao😂😂😂😂
Hi, just wanted to say the sponsor was soooo fitting, it didn't feel like add at all, very natural! Great video in total!
Optician here! The simplest distinction between rods and cones is: Cones purely perceive color, while rods purely perceive contrast/value (black and white vision).
The way colors work, is that an object that is hit by light, reflects some of it, while a large part of the light is absorbed. The wavelength of the light that gets reflected discerns which color the object appears as to us. i.e. a red object is red to us, because it reflects only red light while it absorbs all the other colors of light.
During the daytime, where there's plenty of light from the sun, our eyes rely mostly on the cones because there's so much light for those to work with.
Meanwhile at night, when there is very little light that could be reflected as color by an object, everything seems rather washed out and dull. There simply IS no 'colored' light for the cones in our eyes to see. Alas, the rods take over and you see mostly contrast instead.
And here's the details:
Now, the actual reason why we don't see as clearly at night isn't just that! The way cones and rods are distributed in our eyes is.
We have a little spot in our eyes on our retinas called the 'macula'. This little spot is in the back of our eyes, in a direct line behind the lens, so that when we look at something, this is the spot where the clearest image is projected. To make use of all the light that gets focused there, this spot is also entirely made up of cones. Outside of the makula, there's a mix of cones and rods, with gradually less cones and more rods the further you move away from the makula along your retina.
This is perfect for daytime vision - humans are naturally diurnal after all - and lets us see tiniest details in objects.
This is also exactly why humans have poor nighttime vision. There are no cells there in that spot, that could process the poor light we have at night. Instead, we have to rely more on our peripheral vision at night, while that spot of our absolute best vision is almost entirely useless. The further away from the makula, the light projected into your eye by your lens is also less focused, which is why your vision at night will automatically be more blurry the darker it is!
Okay, now I am done getting excited about eyes and vision again xD
I don't know why "SMELLS LIKE DIRT" bit is so funny
*BIG SNIFF*
SMELLSLIKEDIRT
“Don’t lie to me and say you don’t have eyes.” The 0.003% of earth’s population that are born with no eyes: Bet
Imagine closing your eyes so hard you just lose them
s h o o k e
According to the Pokedex Deino is also totally without eyes. And possibly Zwelious. TVTropes speculated that's why Hydregion is seen as this crazed force of destruction. It's used to just hearing/tremorsensing it's way through life and now all the sudden it's flying and has this whole new "sight" thing going. And because this is all new to it, it thinks anything it sees moving is an enemy trying to attack it. Presumably it calms down from all the crazy after a while though, because quite a few trainers have them in the show.
Missed out on a great pun with that title, the misspelling of ridiculous immediately reminded me of the Regis, I'd say their eyes are pretty REGICULOUS
yea not sure how the misspelling here works out
It’s missing an *I* .
The regis are literally blind, my dude.
A pokemon whose eyes are unique is zygarde because of the HEXAGONAL SHAPES, his eyes are used for monitoring the ecosystem.
speaking of eyes, the halo light (?) reflecting off of his glasses is trippy as hell, i kept thinking it was a second set of eyes
Eyes are an illusion, a mere fragment of our imaginations, you can’t SEE stuff, what does that even mean? Nah, echolocation gang for life-Zubat
I bet once it evolves, it's like, "I was wrong about everything!"
@@grandadmiralthrawn92 That's why its constantly yelling.
Note: Microbats are nocturnal echolocators. _Megabats_ are diurnal, mostly visual hunters. (You know, the ones that don't eat fruit.) Thus, Zubat getting better vision as it grows larger does make sense.
Outro: "... or third eyes"
Solgaleo and Lunala have entered the chat.
Jirachi too lol
A pokemon whose eyes are unique is zygarde because of the HEXAGONAL SHAPES, his eyes are used for monitoring the ecosystem.
Loved the video, but one slight misconception with rods and cones. Cones are for colored light, rods are for reduced light, or low light. Cones do very little with high intensity light
I had an existential crisis with that intro.
Sableye: I have "SPECIAL EYES".
Me: Look, with your special eyes! *Holds up blue quartz*
Sableye: MY BRAND!
12:16 *[BIG SNIFF]* "SMELLS LIKE DIRT!"
My favourite part of your work is how you're able to talk about a plethora of different topics by using pokemon as a catalyst. It's a rather clever move.
Don't stop! You're gonna do a pt 2 right? A video on the nose and ears? You're gonna do another one right? RIGHT?
That depends on how many nose/ear related brands contact him for sponsorships.
@@Pedropaulopoloni you're right didn't think about that part😂😂
Especially when most of the sponsorships would come from ear-related things
Then a crossover with Roanoke Gaming
Starting with the feet-
I wanna see the "colorblind video" someday
MORE I NEEED MORE!
I honestly love these parts of the series taking about anatomy & biomechanics of Pokémon. Because besides being a dinosaur nerd I love studying those preciously mentioned aspects, of life ado ecology another one.
"your eyes are a camera with a resolution of a million or something"
LIES. MY EYES ARE 240P!!!
This has probably already been said, but thank you for making sponsored content interesting. There are so many content creators who don't even try yet you use sponsors as a form of inspiration often. Keep being great :)
14:34
Gigalith does NOT have eyes. According to the pokedex, those are ears.
I was looking for this exact comment, thank you.
Yes. You. Thank you
Gigalith may have eyes. But Roggnerola doesn't.
@@user-mh9dx7nz2r There is nothing stating that Gigalith grew eyes.
@@MrSailing101 But mothin stating it uses echo location.
Luxray's "see through walls" bit could be related to electroreception like we see in various fish irl. Since that's basically the ability to sense via electricity, or sense the electrical activity within nearby living bodies, and Luxray is electric type, it could fit. With there being 2 types of electrorecepion as well, passive and active, with the active type involving the user generating an electrical field and discerning the contents of their surroundings based on how those bodies interact with that field.
Luxray's dex entry didn't stat it "can see through walls", but that "When it's eyes gleam gold it can spot hiding prey - even those taking shelter behind a wall." It can find you behind cover, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's "seeing" you in the way we tend to think of it. It's eyes glow somewhat while using this sense from the sounds of it, so what if Luxray's special eyes allow it to emit an electrical field, something very in line with an Electric-type's natural abilities, which can then allow it to perceive it's surroundings better because it's adding active electroreception to it's natural eyesight.
Pokes sableyes’s eye: these are so weird
meanwhile a glowing halo surrounds lockstins unblinking face
Fun fact: hammer head sharks can actually see in every direction at the same time to, but thats because of the headshape, not the eyes. Fun fact 2: hoothoots eyes Are decined after A clock.
“Kecleon’s lame”
Am I the only one who’s favourite normal type is Kecleon?
3:15 The larger, fruit-eating species of bat rely on vision and are diurnal. The smaller, bug-eating or blood-drinking species of bat that actually have echolocation are nocturnal and have excellent hearing at some minor cost to sight, but I imagine their eyesight isn’t that bad.
There’s a difference between megabats and microbats, but neither are blind.
Eh, flying foxes, in particular, are typically nocturnal, despite not having echolocation. Some of the flying foxes _are_ diurnal, but these are the exception, not the rule.
I’d honestly love a sequel to this!!
I would love a part 2 of going into pokémon, like Zubat, who's eye's are inaccurate. I have a bone to pick myself with the use of new world vultures in glara when an old world vulture with awesome eye sight would be so cool!
"So eyes, they exist... Right?" Sounds like a VSauce Intro
I feel like this can be a seriesssssss
Fun fact, cephlapods have eyes that evolved for a far different reason than us humans and other creatures on earth, making their eyes very unique. It also explains their weird eye shapes.
"Imagine seeing your butt and nose at the same time," Contortionists: uh huh, ok
regarding the eyes of bats it also depends on the kind of bat, you can't compare the average bat to the flying fox since are diurnal and vampire bats for example are more nocturnal. if I am not mistaken flying foxes don't even have echolocation
"That why the airports are getting in trouble,
They're lookin' at Weiners while at work!"
*Excuse me Wat*
Eyes are so interesting. I have this thing where my right eye has an excess of rods and fewer cones (I believe that's right) and it causes my right eye to have exceptional night vision. But the downside is during the day, I usually have to keep it closed until it adjusts. Before it adjusts though, it's partially colorblind. I don't see green with it until my eye adapts and my left eye and brain make up the balance. Then things look normal and I can open it without extreme pain from the light.
Oh my god- I literally need new glasses! The frames are straight up broken. Been broken for months! Couldn’t get new one til the new year. Is this the universe telling me something?
12:17 Me when I pass out in the middle of the prairie from dehydration
Just so you know, the overall quality of your videos and general structure has really improved. Great work!
Lockstin:*wiggles zubat around*
Me:*busy laughing at the accurate depiction of zubat flying. Especially seeing zubat's overworld sprite "flying"*
12:16 "Smells like DIRT!"
Okay, but I would also love to sit down an hear about what Pokemon may also be colorblind. That sounds like some fun trivia to just have.
I feel like you wore glasses as a kid to more accentuate your “nerdiness”. I say that because I did that too lmao
I wear mine, to see as well. Without them, my sight far away, sucks. Close up, not so bad.
@@jameshamaker9321 I’m so nearsighted that anything not in front of my face is blurry.
@@pokechatter same here.
I always assumed luxray always used some form of electrolocation to see through walls, kind of like what sharks and platypuses use, but cooler
Not going to lie, I was really interested in those glasses. Then I was reminded how obscenely expensive pokemon Merch and glasses are. You put the two together and ouch.
This needs a part 2, this is super interesting
🤣 Chiton is actually pronounced as
“chi” = “kai”
“ton” = “tonne”
Yes, chi- is pronounced as "kai-." But -ton is pronounced without the vowel, "-t'n," or as the word "ton." -ton is not pronounced as "tone."
It's chitin, not chiton.
Suprising there aren't any pokemon with multiple eyes yet, much like Argus from mythology, not talking about boring legendary pokemon, I want normal pokemon-lines based on eyes, maybe a peacock or something like that.
You going "smells like DIRT!" threw me off so hard
“It’s thicc booty blocks it’s sight”lol. Don’t know why that got me 😂
You should do a video showing the design inspiration for al g max or mega Pokémon
In the outro you said that there were more eyes you'd like to cover. I would be very pleased with a second eyepisode like this one, and think many others of your subscribers would be as well!
Cradily: My eyes look like teeth.
I'm pretty sure we all thought of that when we saw Cradily
not just teeth ;)
So what I'm hearing is...
Toph=Zubat CONFIRMED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
7:18 lockstin has never played mystery dungeon confirmed
Don't steal kids!
@@seletron8291 uuum maybe a comma would help
@@wesleyrussell6670 Did I stutter!
Or he stole something and couldn't get to the stairs in time
I appreciate the slight resurgence of the "everything is pokemon" phenomenon from the 90s-2000s
I want those pokemon glasses
"Your contact lenses just arrived."
1-800 contacts? They can't have my brand.
𝘐 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘴𝘱𝘦𝘤𝘪𝘢𝘭 𝘦𝘺𝘦𝘴
"Look, look with your special eyes."
𝗠𝗮𝗵 𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱!
A pokemon whose eyes are unique is zygarde because of the HEXAGONAL SHAPES, his eyes are used for monitoring the ecosystem.
I mean, hexagons are the best and most efficient polygon. Just look at how and bees construct honeycomb for one example.
“I don’t have a Decidueye plush”
You could have used that Rowlet, it’s closer then Hoothoot
Aren’t Gigalth’s.. things sound receptors, not eyes?
Also,
13:24 *MEAT VISION*
"You could have been born an owl"
-Lockstin 2021
12:17
Alright, somebody's gotta make that a meme
Thanks for making this video! I love your content and will check out the Jins glasses too! With respect, I did want to say two things though:
1) Chiton is pronounced like, KAI-TN. I worked as a marine biology researcher, and those suckers are super cool!
2) I was a bit disappointed that Xatu didn't make the cut for this video. There are interesting Pokedex entries about it having one eye see into the future and the other see into the past. Hopefully it will be featured if there is a Part II.
Thanks again for your interesting videos!
Hey, that makes me wonder about Sableye's eyes. How does Sableye's original eyes would look like?🤔
“Noctowl is an owl. So is Decidueye. ... i don’t have a decidueye plush”
The rowlett plush in the background: :(
Lockstin: I can see your eyes through this camera
Me who has anxiety about that: *intense demonic screeching*
13:42 Except the only thing Superman can't see through is lead (which coincidentally is the kryptonite of Daxamites from Krypton's sister planet, Daxam apparently).
9:48
You blew it. You could've called it *DECIDUEYESIGHT* and you missed the opportunitree. (No offense)
At 9:31 the effect on screen turns the piplup shiny. Just thought I would share