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Outside of that I can only assume it does happen. Where else would the meat we eat come from?
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[ At least lizards drop theirs as a survival mechanism; this slowpoke thing is a whole different kind of harvesting. ]
There may be species not compatible with the pokeballs. Or anything other than humans which aren't considered "pokemon."
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True. I haven't heard of any though but they may not be as widely discussed since Pokemon are the main focus of this world.
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No, it wouldn't be.
That's the general theme of things. It seems like we're meant to integrate into part of the pokemon mania, though from what else I can tell, it appears to be part survival motivated on some level, part to the mutual advantage of both sides in others. How keeping creatures in balls factors in is something else.
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The feeling of just accepting things because that's how they are is not one I've ever been fond of though.
Pokemon seem to like being kept, at least that's what it seems like in regards to the ones we start with. It's strange.
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Then be different enough not to just accept. Or brave enough, or remarkable enough. It's not something for a person like me.
I don't understand their behavior, but I haven't worked with many animals outside of horses. It's more surprising to me the ones living wild adapt so quickly to... domestication.
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I never said I was going to accept it. I was just stating how I felt about it. I'll remember to keep that to myself next time.
They're either sentient enough to understand that a symbiotic relationship with people is valuable to them given how they evolve. Or it's just years of domestication taking it's toll on even the wild populations.
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Do as you like. I told you how I felt, you said how you felt. Seems equal enough, for those kinds of exchanges.
These evolutions... they seem permanent, and to happen in different ways. It has to happen in the wild, too, doesn't it? I suppose having a source of food and a place to rest under someone's care is appealing enough across different species.
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They do. I haven't heard anything about Pokemon being able to de-evolve. There are some cases of Pokemon needing increased affection to evolve which could be a product of human interference over the years but it's hard to say for sure unless someone's studied whether or not affection between Pokemon can trigger it as well.
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[ No argument about it being "natural." She just knows there are ways and ways to manipulate everything, from memories to bodies to populations, so more evidence of the same leaves her wondering what is hidden behind it all, and why bring anyone here? Let alone people like her. ]
What does that even mean, "increased affection?" Grooming? Feeding? Exercise?
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[It reeked of something a villain would do back home if one had the power to do it. Was All for One behind this? Was this his doing? Or was something else going on?
Shoto was doing his best to roll with things but he couldn't help but be wary of it all.]
Yes. And friendship. The stronger your bond the more likely they are to evolve I guess.
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[ She's genuinely curious, she finds, to know what his thoughts would be between apathetic causes or unconcerned ones. If the focus was not them, but something else, and they were the side effect.
Then she reads about friendship being an affection raiser. Right. Riiiight. ]
Is there a list of those type of creatures somewhere easy to find?
[ Time to Avoid Them All, really. ]
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For now, I'll just focus on surviving.
[Because who knew what was in store for them here.]
The Pokedex might be the best source for that but I think most of the information fills in when you encounter the Pokemon in the wild.
Worse case scenario you can ask on the network.
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[ The focus on surviving, but she leaves it non-explicit as she sees no point in clarifying. The rest were answers, and his answers, not hers. What opinion would she really have to share?
So this, all this, is really a network, only not relying on people to be intermediaries, in a fashion. ]
Does encountering involve anything more than catching sight of them in the wild, that you know of?
I'll keep in mind asking questions on this network, as you say. [ A pause before she continues typing, to add: ] Thank you.
[ Politeness. It can be worth the effort. ]
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Unless there's some trick to it I haven't figured out yet, which is possible.
You're welcome. And good luck.
[Allies are always important, especially if this does turn out to be some sort of villain plot.]
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[ "Gotta catch them all." Just how limited was the life-form variation here... ]
If I learn otherwise, I'll attempt to let you know.
[ If she remembers the ID number identifying the person she's writing to, at least. Allies are always important, though trust? She's just glad she doesn't have to invest in such at the time.
Sometimes life is a zero-sum game and you're just trying to survive. ]
What's your name?
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[Shoto is not looking forward to having catch a whole bunch of these creatures just to learn more.]
Likewise.
[With allies comes sharing information and he's willing to do that unless this person gives him a reason not to.]
Shoto Todoroki. Yours?
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What kind of analysis happens inside pokeballs... or with this dex? ]
Annie Leonhart.
Until then, Shoto Todoroki.