Pokemon Ecology - Aggron
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we're looking at the forest-restoring chad, Aggron! Let me know what you guys think and what criticisms you have!
Thank you for watching! HUGE thanks to my new editor who created the majority of the video. Seriously, this wouldn't have gotten done without him. Give him big thanks!
Don't forget to vote in that poll either!
Also, rewards on my Patreon!: / pecology
For those voting for the fossil video, would you want me to estimate a timeline using information I can garner from dex entries, or should I base it/display it based on our real-life life history timeline?
I imagine Tyranitar would be a predator to Arons and a rival to Agron
They share few overlapping territories, but yes, two big creatures like that would definitely be warring! I definitely should've brought that up.
More like a rivalry because there in the same egg group
@@themetaisgross5670 meaning they can actually mate with one another ?
@@bigheadhammer5886 it doesnt mean they have to (outside of the games)
Aggron is my favorite Pokémon since Gen 3. Steel is my favorite type and Aggron is a big reason for that. I value attack and defense over speed and Aggron has that. He has a very wide movepool and found him very useful in every playthough he is available. While I know they are 4x weak to Fighting or Ground my biggest issue was water types. You could usually hit Fight and Ground for without resistance but water resist Steel.
Your voice is so calming! Plus the peaceful visuals of the tree blowing in the wind make the whole experience super relaxing.👌
I'm really glad! Ultimately, I'd like these videos to be a mix between Summoning Salt and False Swipe Gaming.
@@Pokecologyyou’re succeeding
@@Pokecology not heard of summoning salt before, will need to check them out!
@@The31st They do long-form videos on the histories of speedrun records
I've a question, are Aggron and Bastiodon related?
I thought you will talk about Mega Aggron who's pure Steel Type and full steel body armor
I'm on the fence about Mega Pokemon. Some seem naturally occurring, but others seem to only exist due to Mega stones. I'll definitely start talking about them, though, especially if the fossil video ends up winning the polls.
I like the Pokémon that live in colonies. My favorite one is the snowrunt line.
so glad i found your channel, i think about this kinda stuff all the time and i’m so happy to find a channel that talks about it. I cant wait to watch your channel grow as more people discover this amazing content. also this video is great lol
(my vote is for the fossil pokemon btw!)
Aggron behaves similarly to a cape buffalo when threatened.
Nice video! The Aron line's an old favorite of mine, so seeing it getting some extra attention brought a smile to my face.
I'm curious how type match-ups relate to predation. I could see the rock type being an adaptation against predatory flyibg types, but that's also a problem if there are too many fighting types around, who could see Aron as a potential prey. I had also imagined the line being related to tough-skinned, but mammaloid, Pokémon such as the Nidoran and Rhyhorn lines, but maybe the similarities are due to convergent evolution.
As for the vote, here's one towards the fossil mons.
Nidoran's lines are based on porcupines, and their legs (to me; the art is unclear. It looks like it's in a battle stance while Lairon seems relaxed) seem to be directly under the body rather than to the side, which is a major difference, believe it or not, between reptiles and mammals.
How would I love a National Geographic-like documentary but with pokemon.
(BTW love the vid
8:04 Why does that machamp have two arms?
Good lord how horrific
Have you ever heard of the theory that Charizard is able to breathe fire naturally as a result of methane in its body? In this theory, the reason that its tail has a fire is so that it burns off the methane so that its toxicity doesn't kill it. Hence the whole deal with Charizard dying when the flame goes out, it would die due to being unable to regulate the methane. Your whole explanation of Aggron learning flamethrower and having an insanely hot organ for creating steel reminded me of that theory.
I have a feeling that you don't like paradox pokemons, just a guess, correct me if I'm wrong
This is all cool till you learn canonicly agron a herbivore
I have been wanting to do videos about an animal behavior analysis of Pokémon. I would love to do a collaboration with you since our two subjects somewhat relate to each other!
2:41 Mr. Steel Your Girl
Just found your channel and congrats on all the views my kid and I will be giving you over the next forever. Seriously, this is the well produced and brilliantly educational kind of pokemon content I've been looking for! Don't get me wrong, N0rtist and his STEAM take on pokemon is wonderful, but I've been searching for a kid friendly, science based, speculative biology series like yours for so long. We can't wait to watch your channel grow like we did with N0rtist ❤🎉
I'm absolutely floored by the compliments, thanks! Honestly, my favorite thing about these videos is that I find them fun to make, so I can't see burnout ever happening. Look forward to many more, and a new video should be out in a week or two!
Awesome video! Looking forward to more! :)
My baby boi ❤
I wonder if they digest iron with a strong acid in their gut that extracts minerals that makes their skin hard and armor like, no fire glands required.
It specifies steel, not iron, so a fire would be needed.
Wow! Who was this editor? I love their style.
Damn just when u think u thought of something it already exists. Pokémon ecology. Sick af
Sneazle tree
In terms of phylogeny i believe aggron to be a basal ceratopsian that convergently evolved long horns and armor, but stayed bipedal
The ability of pokemon to so masterfully control energy likely helps with steel production. They likely use chemical means to arrange the molecules and produce naturally growing steel so a furnace isn't strictly necessary.
With the habitat restoration Aggron does it likely has a bit to do with how pokemon like to cooperate and hang out when food isn't a factor or when they aren't out hunting. This would make some form of communal living more likely for them.
As for how humans got anywhere, there is a reason why they are master sealers and have such a close bond with pokemon. Development of those areas are needed for civilization to even start.
sandslash is my fave, so i can't wait for that one!
Pretty entertaining content and loving it so far you got a sub
Great vid! You should do the Sneasel line :)
Amazing video!
I love this seiries!
This channel is heavily underrated
Ain't that the truth?
Best pokémon!
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