>>59063647
>fat and brown
ah the average pokemon fan

But Raichu is mostly orange.

I don't know the lore on evolutionary stones, but I heard they basically mutate the pokemon, so is Raichu just a deformed Pikachu?

>>59063647
>brown
Raichu is orange

>>59063647
Yes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mB5tpkGUTDA

>>59063681
Brown is a shade of orange/red

>>59063908
Do anything you can to be right, I guess.

>>59063672
Huh, never really thought about it, i think its implied that eevee evolves dependant on its enviorment and the evolution stones are like a shortcut to that effect.
And i think there are anime instances of a pokemon evolving without a stone.

So if experiance and leveling up simulates a pokemon evolving in order to deal with external stress. Stones sort of work like a concentrate in order to shock the system into acclimating when the enviorment is normal.

At least that fits for me. I dont think there is any official lore on where stones come from.

no my favorite pokemon is a dinosaur

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>>59063647
>Is your favorite pokemon literally (You)?
Yeah

>>59063926
>>59063672
Stone evolutions exist in the wild, in (recent) games and in lore. Many if not most Pokémon that evolve with stones may naturally evolve either by age or exposure to a certain environment (like how Onix become Steelix after burrowing for decades, but needs a metal coat to evolve in game). The evo stones could be a shortcut that emits energy that similar to the environment that triggers the evolution. The recent change of some environmental based evolutions to stone-base even supports this