#pokemedia

[zmpl]

reddit but in the pokemon universe

[seven-oh-four]

do you think people in the pokémon universe are pissed that rotom is no longer a legendary like people are pissed that pluto is no longer a planet and get into discourse about it

[pokemoncryptids]

I swear he does this on purpose

[mira-annabelles-poke-kitchen]

Reblog if your Pokemon IRL character is an Adult!

//A lot of the pokeblogs here on Rotomblr are younger trainers, which is cool, but it's also nice to see some older characters as well!

[castelia-pidove]

look how well my little baby Paprika is growin!!

[quillpokebiology]

Pokemon Crossbreed: Star Cheeked

(Name from @onemegawatt !)

Star Cheeked is the name for members of the Pikachu line with a Clefairy/Clefable father. The breed became very popular in the late 90s and early 2000s with the Pikachu craze going around in that time.

Pichu

Other than appearance, not much changes between Star Cheeked Pichu. They do become more active at night however, and you might notice that they take a lot of naps during the day. However, they tend to have more electricity due to being fatter, which can be a danger to Pichu, who don't fully know how to control it yet.

Pikachu

Star Cheeked Pikachu keep the happy-go-lucky personality of both Clefairy and Pikachu. Similar to Pichu, not much changes with behavior. They tend to be more active at night and are more friendlier.

Raichu

Star Cheeked Raichu are chubbier and a bit taller/bigger than standard Raichu. They have a bit more fairy magic and can learn fairy type moves easier. They also gain tiny little fingers and toenails. Star Cheeked Raichu's cheeks slightly glow in the moon, and they're almost fully nocturnal. They're quite rare to find in the wild, but are more common in Alola.

Note: Because of how cute they are, this breed of Pikachu tend to be wanted by a lot more people, which can lead to harmful breeding of them. When adopting one, please make sure you are getting g them from a trusted breeder!

[unovanwithagalarianfashionsense]

Why do so many people call it Arcmas?

It’s called Chrismas.

It was invented by Professor Chris Evergreen after discovering Delibirds.

Maybe y’all have a similar holiday in other regions but. It isn’t the same at all?? Please stop erasing Chrismas guys

[teamphobia]

Just a reminder to all of you NOT to get Dark and Ghost types for the aesthetic this Halloween season without knowing how to care for them or I will let my Talonflame shit on your car. ❤️💜

[pokemonpetfinder]

Salad (Adopted!)

Name: Salad

Species: Sprigatito

Sex: Female

Breed: Standard

Height: 8 in.

Weight: 7 1/2 lbs

Ability: Overgrow

Moveset: Leafage, Scratch, Tail whip, Bite

I know the image looks bad, but Salad is only being grabbed with tongs because a plane flew overhead and it scared her, so she got defensive, and ended up trying to bite me. She's doing fine now, don't worry. But anyway, Salad is a young and timid Sprigatito who likes to keep to herself. While we're working with her to help her gain confidence, it's important for her trainer to do socializing excersizes and all of that stuff. Don't worry too much about her height; she'll grow. She enjoys a lot of grass and greppa berries. If you're interested, reblog this post with your qualifications and reasons for adoption.

[historianofgalar]

Shuppet and Banette History

(Art by Azurane on Deviantart)

Shuppet are ghost type pokemon originating in Hoenn, first being documented officially in the Hoennese Edo Period (1600s). They were said to be teru teru bōzu (small little paper dolls) come to life, playing pranks on the children that would mistreat them when they were still dolls. The Shuppet of this era had a slightly different appearance, being white and having paper instead of cloth cover them.

It wasn't until the 1940s that things began to change. During this time period, a popular brand of toy known as "ragged monsters" came out, which resembled what we know now as Banette. These toys quickly grew in popularity, subverting the expectation of regular humanoid dolls and appreciating the more creepy side of toys. These dolls were shipped to many other regions, with hundreds to thousands of them being made. Different variants of them were made as well to fit many occasions, and they became the staple of alternative toys at the time. (While I wasn't alive at that time, my ma did take part in this craze and I do have some of these dolls she decided to pass onto me).

But, like any craze, the popularity soon died out, and many of the dolls were abandoned and thrown away.

After that happened, complaints about seeing these dolls move on their own began to circle the region. Parents would say that their kids would see these strange toys move in the night and stand at the foot of their bed , almost with a vengeful energy. These dolls were recalled as to not anger anyone and to do more research on them. After extensive studies, it was revealed that these dolls were pokemon and the evolution of shuppet. This was a surprise to most, especially with it being the evolution of Shuppet, who was thought to have a rare evolution unrelated to these dolls. These pokemon were then named Jupetta, or Banette for Galarian speakers.

[zmpl]

reddit but in the pokemon universe, part 4 [1, 2, 3]

[seven-oh-four]

due to that other post i was also thinking about what social media would be like in the pokemon universe

i think people would be a little stupid

[pokemoncryptids]

The kinda shit you see in Johto

[phantasmaltrain]

can’t find the original post this is based on but

[castelia-pidove]

damn he's good

// original

[quillpokebiology]

I'm so used to the Lucario and Gallade in Galar trying to kill you, but apparently, the ones in Paldea are a lot less aggressive. Pretty neat. My theory is that it's because the wild area and towns are a lot more connected than they are in Galar, so they're just used to seeing humans.