Tips that make you slightly less likely to die. Please reply with additions, corrections, and/or questions. 5. Toxapex is slow and brightly coloured, avoid if possible. Toxapex's projectile weaponry can be stopped by a metal or 'shield plastic' (kevlar, bullet-proof glass, etc) barrier, as it is one of the few pokemon that has not been described to be able to shred steel. 4. Gyarados is known worldwide for its destructive power, if one appears nearby evacuate the city and allow the professionals to handle it. The old tales tell us that Gyarados are attracted to conflict and attack areas of violence, so avoid areas of social tension and political turmoil. 3. Paldean Tauros are largely just more heavily-armed and aggressive, standard bovine defense strategies should be employed (I do not remember what these are). The ranged attacks of the Aqua-breed while deadly, are highly inaccurate. 2. Follow standard canine defense procedure and if possible call local law enforcement, do not call the rangers as they have more important issues to deal with. A few specific tips: -If you are in an area known to contain Greavard, travel with a companion. Do not attempt to help the pokemon for any more than 90 seconds at a time totalling less than 10 minutes, call the local pokemon center. -Houndoom's 'eternal fire' is only used when it believes its life or pack is in danger, follow procedure to minimize threat-perception. If you are burned you must seek mystic healing. 1. Seviper hides in tall grass like most small to medium pokemon, you may be able to identify it by the sound of grass being cut. Carry standard poison kit. Armour works, as Seviper initially cuts shallow and relies on poison to preserve the sharpness of its blade, get away quickly before it slashes viciously. #. Garchomp's hunting strategy means that despite its size it may attack humans. Garchomp flies too fast to escape, should you hear a sonic boom find a small crevice to hide in. Avoid volcanic caves as these are where they make their homes. The protrusions on the sides of Garchomp's head are (as of now unknown type of) sensors, further study is needed to use this information. #. Hippowdon are surprisingly aggressive, use threat deescalation tactics. Hippowdon have weak senses and so can be avoided easily, they may lose track of you in their own sandstorms. #. Beartic are best avoided entirely, this is difficult due to their camouflage. Beartic drop their camouflage to make weapons from their breath, you can trigger this by playing the sound of a powerful pokemon. If all else fails you may attempt to intimidate them with fire.
@@geekecology indeed, with poke-humans you can crush them, light them on fire, electrocute them, freeze them solid, hit them with impossibly lethal toxins, blast them with explosions, target them with orbital magikarp, shoot them with lasers, toss them across the horizon, and they will be walking all that off and more with only minor injuries. They are practically demigods compared to us.
Considering Pokehumans have been blessed (with typical humanity's greater intellectual strengths) by the River Trio who can form the Red Chain which can hold down the God of Time or Space - makes sense.
I’m surprised Palossand didn’t even make honorable mentions. To me, that Pokémon is the most dangerous and WOULD be an apex predator. It’s sentient sand that’s basically a pitfall trap and consumes you 😨😨😨
Side note: Pokémon REALLY missed the perfect opportunity to have a water type canine line based off the Portuguese Water Dog with this Iberian Peninsula region
Cant stress how unique your channel is compared to all of the other "poketubers" that keeps milking the same thing over and over. My love for pets and animals is translates directly to why I love the pokemon world so much, and so studying their what ifs like their real world and in-universe ecology is super interesting to me. For example, I'm modeling a collectible statue for mega sceptile and treecko right now, and studying basilisks reptiles that lives in humid area gives alot of new information to me while also applying it to the sculpture. I wouldnt know mountainous and rocky forests proper classification is "montane forest", slated rocks, types of plants, how some tree and plant roots can grow using rock crevices instead of soil, etc. Theres just so much to think about pokemon when you study their "would-be/what-ifs" habitat. On the other hand, the mainline games keeps ridiculing us old fans with easier gameply and totally unfinished product which Ive been away from since S&M. The lore and potential of the pokemon world is what keeps me coming back to it
This is easily one of the most unique pokétuber type of channel I have ever come across. Please continue such ideas! And here I was, thinking my 'mon Seviper deserved a Gen 9 evolution to make it viable in battling so that its epic design doesn't go wasted, but damn was I putting an entire region in danger by asking about that!
I know this will be ignored but I believe I have figured out what the dewlap( throat sac) and curled up tail are used for on koraidon and cyclizar, based on the black scales on both of them and the scutes on koraidon’s they act as a brake for when they make tight turns while dashing and double as a shock absorber for big falls. Just wanted to share some thoughts, keep up with the good content!
That's an interesting idea! Airplanes have their vertical stabilizers and rutters for turns so it might make sense for a flying organism to have similar things!
I often think about how dangerous the Pokemon world would be but the presence of berries that work as a cure-all antivenom is not something I considered. That helps a lot, actually lmao
Danger levels are bizarre in the Pokémon universe. Like Team Rocket can get blasted to a new continent every episode and be fine, but Mabosstiff battles a mystery Pokémon and is semi-permanently injured??
@@geekecology to be fair, I think the anime has Toon Force to protect their characters. especially James lmao So I don't take anime occurrences as seriously
Tinkaton is one, she's frequently spinning that large hammer at Corviknights. Kilowattrel is another for electric shocks. Needless to say, any and all ghost or pokemon that wander far and wide
@@supermanclarkkent6084 I tried to take into account the odds of encountering each Pokémon. The Kingambit line certainly is very dangerous but their range is fairly limited
Can confirm paldean Tauros is dangerous - went exploring through all the areas I could before the first gym and was nearly killed by the onslaught of 5 of em constantly charging at me
Just discovered your channel, and I'm loving the stuff you put out. This is right up my alley. That being said, I just HAD to comment on how you pronounced "Pecha" -- it made me double take, and I had a good chuckle. I may or may not call them "Pakey" berries. For fun. (I hope this comes off as lighthearted and not, like, teasing or anything, I just love weird pronunciations.)
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Tips that make you slightly less likely to die. Please reply with additions, corrections, and/or questions.
5. Toxapex is slow and brightly coloured, avoid if possible.
Toxapex's projectile weaponry can be stopped by a metal or 'shield plastic' (kevlar, bullet-proof glass, etc) barrier, as it is one of the few pokemon that has not been described to be able to shred steel.
4. Gyarados is known worldwide for its destructive power, if one appears nearby evacuate the city and allow the professionals to handle it.
The old tales tell us that Gyarados are attracted to conflict and attack areas of violence, so avoid areas of social tension and political turmoil.
3. Paldean Tauros are largely just more heavily-armed and aggressive, standard bovine defense strategies should be employed (I do not remember what these are).
The ranged attacks of the Aqua-breed while deadly, are highly inaccurate.
2. Follow standard canine defense procedure and if possible call local law enforcement, do not call the rangers as they have more important issues to deal with.
A few specific tips:
-If you are in an area known to contain Greavard, travel with a companion. Do not attempt to help the pokemon for any more than 90 seconds at a time totalling less than 10 minutes, call the local pokemon center.
-Houndoom's 'eternal fire' is only used when it believes its life or pack is in danger, follow procedure to minimize threat-perception. If you are burned you must seek mystic healing.
1. Seviper hides in tall grass like most small to medium pokemon, you may be able to identify it by the sound of grass being cut.
Carry standard poison kit.
Armour works, as Seviper initially cuts shallow and relies on poison to preserve the sharpness of its blade, get away quickly before it slashes viciously.
#. Garchomp's hunting strategy means that despite its size it may attack humans.
Garchomp flies too fast to escape, should you hear a sonic boom find a small crevice to hide in.
Avoid volcanic caves as these are where they make their homes.
The protrusions on the sides of Garchomp's head are (as of now unknown type of) sensors, further study is needed to use this information.
#. Hippowdon are surprisingly aggressive, use threat deescalation tactics.
Hippowdon have weak senses and so can be avoided easily, they may lose track of you in their own sandstorms.
#. Beartic are best avoided entirely, this is difficult due to their camouflage. Beartic drop their camouflage to make weapons from their breath, you can trigger this by playing the sound of a powerful pokemon.
If all else fails you may attempt to intimidate them with fire.
I can see this in a pamphlet they hand out to 10 year old trainers "How to not get eaten by the local wildlife"
@@geekecologyIt is very important to be aware of the life-draining properties of Greavard.
It is a good thing that poke-humans are neigh indestructible and electric types such as Ampharos are employed in lighthouses.
Team Rocket really doesn't seem to care that they blast off every episode. Poké-humans are just built different
@@geekecology indeed, with poke-humans you can crush them, light them on fire, electrocute them, freeze them solid, hit them with impossibly lethal toxins, blast them with explosions, target them with orbital magikarp, shoot them with lasers, toss them across the horizon, and they will be walking all that off and more with only minor injuries. They are practically demigods compared to us.
Considering Pokehumans have been blessed (with typical humanity's greater intellectual strengths) by the River Trio who can form the Red Chain which can hold down the God of Time or Space - makes sense.
I’m surprised Palossand didn’t even make honorable mentions. To me, that Pokémon is the most dangerous and WOULD be an apex predator. It’s sentient sand that’s basically a pitfall trap and consumes you 😨😨😨
Side note: Pokémon REALLY missed the perfect opportunity to have a water type canine line based off the Portuguese Water Dog with this Iberian Peninsula region
The lost Furfrou regional variant
Houndstone is so dangerous its banned to ubers
As long as it isn't banned from the Poké-dog parks
The insurance must be CRAZY in the pokemon world
Definitely. Team Rocket probably makes a fortune off scamming it 😂
Cant stress how unique your channel is compared to all of the other "poketubers" that keeps milking the same thing over and over. My love for pets and animals is translates directly to why I love the pokemon world so much, and so studying their what ifs like their real world and in-universe ecology is super interesting to me. For example, I'm modeling a collectible statue for mega sceptile and treecko right now, and studying basilisks reptiles that lives in humid area gives alot of new information to me while also applying it to the sculpture. I wouldnt know mountainous and rocky forests proper classification is "montane forest", slated rocks, types of plants, how some tree and plant roots can grow using rock crevices instead of soil, etc. Theres just so much to think about pokemon when you study their "would-be/what-ifs" habitat. On the other hand, the mainline games keeps ridiculing us old fans with easier gameply and totally unfinished product which Ive been away from since S&M. The lore and potential of the pokemon world is what keeps me coming back to it
I definitely know where you're coming from! I think being an "animal" kid and enjoying Pokemon went hand in hand for me!
This is easily one of the most unique pokétuber type of channel I have ever come across. Please continue such ideas!
And here I was, thinking my 'mon Seviper deserved a Gen 9 evolution to make it viable in battling so that its epic design doesn't go wasted, but damn was I putting an entire region in danger by asking about that!
Paldea would never recover if Seviper evolved. They can only handle one giant, destructive serpent! lol
I would love to see the four most dangerous Pokemon for the four biomes at Blueberry Academy.
Gyarados is always an issue near bodies of water. The jerk attacks on sight and won't even necessarily eat you afterwards
I know this will be ignored but I believe I have figured out what the dewlap( throat sac) and curled up tail are used for on koraidon and cyclizar, based on the black scales on both of them and the scutes on koraidon’s they act as a brake for when they make tight turns while dashing and double as a shock absorber for big falls.
Just wanted to share some thoughts, keep up with the good content!
That's an interesting idea! Airplanes have their vertical stabilizers and rutters for turns so it might make sense for a flying organism to have similar things!
@@geekecology I just thought they would use it for a land brake sense koraidon will crouch down when changing directions while dashing in game.
It is shocking to see such good production quality for such a small channel
Nothing but a cellphone, an Adobe subscription, and a dream
Snover is an iceberry tree. Beartic probably wouldn't eat the whole thing but would for sure shake that tree for berries.
Love this video! Really cool and slick editing!! Subscribed and excited to see future videos!
Thanks! Glad you enjoy!
I often think about how dangerous the Pokemon world would be but the presence of berries that work as a cure-all antivenom is not something I considered.
That helps a lot, actually lmao
Danger levels are bizarre in the Pokémon universe. Like Team Rocket can get blasted to a new continent every episode and be fine, but Mabosstiff battles a mystery Pokémon and is semi-permanently injured??
@@geekecology to be fair, I think the anime has Toon Force to protect their characters. especially James lmao
So I don't take anime occurrences as seriously
Tinkaton is one, she's frequently spinning that large hammer at Corviknights. Kilowattrel is another for electric shocks. Needless to say, any and all ghost or pokemon that wander far and wide
The Kingambit line I feel are missing here. It’s essentially a predatory, militaristic, metal samurai. Your odds of survival are low.
@@supermanclarkkent6084 I tried to take into account the odds of encountering each Pokémon. The Kingambit line certainly is very dangerous but their range is fairly limited
Based on the poll, i wouldnt have expected Seviper to be #1, pretty cool either way!
Gotta keep y'all on your toes!
Can confirm paldean Tauros is dangerous - went exploring through all the areas I could before the first gym and was nearly killed by the onslaught of 5 of em constantly charging at me
Could you do this for the other regions? This is very interesting!
I'm definitely going to try to do some more of these, I had a lot of fun making this kind of video!
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Just discovered your channel, and I'm loving the stuff you put out. This is right up my alley.
That being said, I just HAD to comment on how you pronounced "Pecha" -- it made me double take, and I had a good chuckle. I may or may not call them "Pakey" berries. For fun. (I hope this comes off as lighthearted and not, like, teasing or anything, I just love weird pronunciations.)
toxapex is more like a brittle star mixed with a sea urchin
I was thinking more Crown of Thorns
Oh wow I thought you would say revravroom
Its weird how garchomp can fly/glide in legends arceus
They make it feel better in the anime for sure. Its just slow and straight flight in the modern games feels bizarre
Could you cover the paradox pokemon? Especially the scarlet ones.
Idk i think I'd be more afraid of the tiny pink people with giant metal hammers, got any statistics on that?
Let me check the literature
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Seviper fans rise! Rahhhh!
This is so cool! Are you single?