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03. Newborn children [Video]

Jan 28, 2011 12:51

[See newborn pokémon.
See newborn pokémon run around the room.
Run, newborn pokémon, run.]

Good afternoon Johto!

[Lion is currently sitting on the bed, besides a blanket nest with two identical eggs. Julia, the Hoothoot is still perched on the bedpost, with only one eye open, while a tiny Charmander and a tiny Skarmory are chasing each other all ( Read more... )

hoothoot sees what you did thar, baby catastrophe, deep philosophical discussions, *kuroba-san, lion is a good mo-- da-- parent, *beatrice-san, more western names written in kanji, *hayate-san, *ryuzaki-san, endless gender confusion, *maebara-san, lion stop being a nerd, *light-san, [where]; cherrygrove, twins are supposed to be same species, *sumeragi-san, ditto is an egg, skarmory pwns charmander, *anew

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[Video] youhavemybat January 28 2011, 23:56:16 UTC

--eh? I guess I spoil my child Pokemon a little more than the others.

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 00:05:21 UTC

Do you?

I don't think I will be spoiling them that much, but I was wondering if they needed any special care.

[Video] youhavemybat January 29 2011, 00:09:59 UTC

I never thought about it really. My Chimchar seems to be eating the regular food just fine. It might depend on the Pokemon's personality...

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 00:12:51 UTC

That is good to know.

I've been trying different types of food for the adults, but I don't want to be too experimental on the newborns.

[Video] youhavemybat January 29 2011, 00:16:27 UTC

You're starting to sound like a scientist now...

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 00:22:01 UTC

[Smiles a little.] I like doing my best in all the things I do, so I have been investigating a bit.

[Video] youhavemybat January 29 2011, 00:33:47 UTC

Seriously? Maybe you'll discover a new breed of Pokemon or something while you're here.

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 00:37:44 UTC

That would be interesting. Meanwhile, I'm interested in selective breeding, and how the heritage may help the children.

[Video] youhavemybat January 29 2011, 00:49:39 UTC

Um... huh? Could you repeat that for me in easier terms?

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 01:03:02 UTC

Breeding certain pokémon to get certain characteristics passed down to their children. For example breeding two strong pokémon so their child will be naturally stronger.

It's not too different to what breeders do back in my world with dogs for contests or racing horses.

[Video] youhavemybat January 29 2011, 01:08:14 UTC

Oh, now I remember about reading up on that! [Sup Lion. You have a fellow nerd in your midst. Although he's secretly a ninja about it.]

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 01:14:36 UTC

[Let's run together to a nerdy sunshine! Just make sure to bring your girlfriend so she won't get mad.]

I'm sure that stronger pokémon can be bred trough careful selection, I am a little surprised that the concept is not more popular, actually.

[Video] youhavemybat January 29 2011, 01:22:56 UTC

[I'm okay with this! That is if my girlfriend doesn't fall asleep in the technobabble.]

It might get more popular later on. I'd say that people in the future will probably take this for further places. Like... maybe cloning an animal or something.

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 01:27:01 UTC

[Better asleep than angry.]

[Cloning...] Nothing would surprise me at this point, but I can't see the point of replicating the same characteristics when you can reach for something superior.

[Video] youhavemybat January 29 2011, 01:36:58 UTC

Probably because it'd look cool! You've heard about the endangered species in the world, right? To some people, I can only guess that cloning would be a nice way to keep them alive.

[Video] isthedeadcat January 29 2011, 01:45:25 UTC

Of course... Not killing them would be a more intelligent way, but of course one cannot go back on things that are already done.

I can see why it would be useful in that case.

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