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Sinistea Fun Facts! (Part Two)

Newborn sinistea, of course, lack teacups of their own. Though they, much like their parents, exhibit a strong preference for a specific type of ceramic glassware, they highly dislike being without physical protection, and are thus much less picky about the glassware they choose.

Some breeders create custom containers with unique shapes and designs for juveniles to claim; while sinistea with atypical containers are all the rage among younger trainers, more traditional breeders tend to see these practices as not only tacky and unappealing, but potentially detrimental to the comfort of the sinistea in question. The jury's still out on whether their concerns are justified, though multiple studies are currently being conducted on the matter.

Sinistea have a very bitter and unpleasant taste (much to their chagrin, given their predilection for absorbing psychic energy by being consumed), but polteageist are said to be surprisingly delicious, despite causing debilitating side effects when consumed in large amounts; many have attempted to replicate their distinctive taste and fragrance, to little avail.

While sinistea and polteageists are psiotrophs, meaning they feed on psychic energy rather than conventional food, they are known to enjoy milk and sugar in small amounts.