In the world of Pokémon, there is actually a complex relationship between Pokémon and Pokémon. Sometimes it is not just about predation or peaceful coexistence. Because it is a game and animation for sub-providing, the ecology displayed is naturally a "happy" scene, but most of the truth hidden under this illusion can be found in the illustration description. It can be said that the illustration description is the best mirror that reflects the other side of the Pokémon world. For example, there are many Pokémons, all of which are not the real body, and the original body is actually hidden in the subject. We can see from some Pokémon.
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Pelast is the most typical example:
Early Pelas andPelas were regarded as urban legends, but in fact, their bodies have been parasitized and died, which has become a fact that they have been officially confirmed, and are no longer the so-called "legend". This is because the prototypes ofPelas andPelas are Cordyceps. Cordyceps actually refers to a kind of fungus that parasitizes on insects. They rely on absorbing nutrients from insects and manipulating insect behavior patterns to reproduce and expand ecologically. Before they evolved,Pelas was parasitized by mushrooms on their bodies. When they evolved into Pelas, their bodies were actually huge mushrooms, and the insect body was dead.
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There are also some Pokémons whose body itself is attached to other objects, giving people a feeling of a larger body. For example, the seventh-generation breaking rudder . In fact, according to the picture book, the breaking rudder body should only be the "seaweed"-like part wrapped around the rudder rudder. In fact, the breaking rudder body tends to be softer and looks like seaweed. However, because the breaking rudder is basically attached to a larger object like the anchor, it makes it look like an anchor, and it even uses the anchor to prey on huge creatures like roaring whale king .
is OK. The above are some examples of the difference between the ontology and the subject that the waiter will introduce this time. Of course, there may be many similar examples. The waiter will not explain it if he can't remember it.
