Have you people ever read up on the actual size of pokemon? Venusaur is 6'7". That would make for one hell of a christmas dinner.
Have you people ever read up on the actual size of pokemon? Venusaur is 6'7". That would make for one hell of a christmas dinner.
there was a picture here
Well there's Pokčmon Crystal where they eat the Slowpoke tails...
I totally forgot about that.Originally Posted by ~*~Celes~*~
[mudkip] So, I herd u liek mudkipz. [/mudkip]
You know, I would totally go for some Dodrio's wings, some Milktank's BBQ, even some Corpish's stew :mog:
Yeah but that's just a salad. I'd rather have some Blastoise soup.
Kaycee says (12:06 AM):
whos' obama?
A nice little Pikapple with breakfast.
Some houndour sounds awful nice right about now. Oh god Im turning Asian
You're on an FF forum, you've been headed down that path for a while now.
Kaycee says (12:06 AM):
whos' obama?
"They shoot Horseas, don't they?"
"The most important and recognize player in the history of the country."
Sometimes I wonder what my life would be like if I were as great as Paulo Wanchope.
I wonder what Gengar would taste like.
Grape Koolaid?
...
Only in vapor form.
How about some Jynx? I want me some cannibalism.
You guys are freaks. I don't think they eat Pokemon.
Signature by rubah. I think.
Hard telling, actually. Instead of being practically weightless like Gastly and Haunter, Gengar weighs 89.3lbs. That's a hell of a lot of vapor for something that's 4'11".
You'd be wrong. One specific example is Farfetch'd. Farfetch'd are not found in the wild in the original game, implying that their existence is rare. Pokemon Yellow's description reinforces this belief, while in this excerpt, a description of Farfetch'd follows the clues to the natural conclusion: Farfetch'd can be eaten. It might be a distasteful practice, but apparently, Farfetch'd is something of a delicacy.
There are extinct Pokemon, too.
Additionally, there is an episode in which the Team Rocket group attempts to eat the Farfetch'd. Bulbapedia says that it is episode 145 of the original series. In the episode Pokemon Shipwreck, episode 16, they contemplate eating Magikarp, if only it weren't scales, bones, and evolves into a giant blue dragon that gets a bunch of its friends ans tries to kill the group; since this even occurs in the first season of Pokemon, it should be the only canon that one is to consider anime-wise, and they specifically say they'll eat Magikarp.
I'd like my Tauros medium rare with some Seaking filet on the side. Maybe you could grill some Shroomish and dabble it on with reckless abandon.
They gotta catch em first.
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