/vp/ - > "Drampa’s cells have been invigorated, allowing - Pokémon

Anonymous

10/13/25(Mon)05:58:05 No.58393416

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Anonymous 10/13/25(Mon)05:58:05 No.58393416 Archived

> "Drampa’s cells have been invigorated, allowing it to regain its youth. It manipulates the atmosphere to summon storms."
>Drampa is already born looking like an old guy and without cloud related powers
For this concept to make sense, Drampa shouldn't be able to breed so we would have have the ones found in the wild

Anonymous
10/13/25(Mon)05:59:23 No.58393422

Anonymous 10/13/25(Mon)05:59:23 No.58393422

>>58393416
It's like that one movie about the guy born as an old man and regressing to being a child

Anonymous
10/13/25(Mon)05:59:40 No.58393424

Anonymous 10/13/25(Mon)05:59:40 No.58393424

>>58393416
Too bad retcon pre-evos are a dead concept, this thing would really benefit from it.

Anonymous
10/13/25(Mon)06:05:26 No.58393449

Anonymous 10/13/25(Mon)06:05:26 No.58393449

>>58393416
Pokemon breeding has never made a lot of sense. Kangaskhan hatches from an egg with a baby in its pouch. Don't think about it too hard, it's one of those instances where you just have to separate lore from game mechanics.

Anonymous
10/13/25(Mon)07:14:36 No.58393853

Anonymous 10/13/25(Mon)07:14:36 No.58393853

>>58393416
Makes no sense but it's kino holy shit

Anonymous
10/13/25(Mon)07:18:43 No.58393890

Anonymous 10/13/25(Mon)07:18:43 No.58393890

>>58393416
Do you think this is the first time a Pokemon's lore doesn't match breeding mechanics? Bulbasaur is born without a bulb and Vulpix is born with a single white tail, pretty sure there are others too.