Pokémon Isn't Shiny, Just Really Inbred

A novice trainer mistook a horrifyingly deformed Pokémon for a rare, naturally occurring Shiny variant.

hard-drive.net

Sep 15, 2021 · 1:00 PM UTC

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Wick · Sep 15, 2021 · 1:10 PM UTC

Wick @WickBRSTM

15 Sep 2021

Replying to @HardDriveMag

Wick @WickBRSTM

11 Sep 2021

Wow, ok, unfollowing now. was a big fan of how they saved unova but didn't know they forced pokemon to breed until they found an offspring that was a different color

keegan · Sep 15, 2021 · 1:01 PM UTC

keegan @Dobvius

15 Sep 2021

Replying to @HardDriveMag

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an actual moth · Sep 15, 2021 · 2:24 PM UTC

an actual moth @k173_link

15 Sep 2021

Replying to @HardDriveMag

If pokemon were real it would be illegal to breed them. Otherwise you'd have shiny hunters breed 9000 totodiles and then release 8999 into the wild. Every single person who aspires to be a competitive battler would create at least 300 unwanted pokemon to get a team of 6 6IV's.