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On the Origin of Species: Oddish (view source)
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Oddish really does take a surprising amount from these myths: its shrieking, its association with moonlight, its legs being roots... even its color seems to have been inspired by old depictions of mandrakes. It's an intriguing nod to a plant that has probably inspired more myths and strange tales than any other. | Oddish really does take a surprising amount from these myths: its shrieking, its association with moonlight, its legs being roots... even its color seems to have been inspired by old depictions of mandrakes. It's an intriguing nod to a plant that has probably inspired more myths and strange tales than any other. | ||
But what of Oddish's evolutions, {{ | But what of Oddish's evolutions, {{p|Gloom}} and {{p|Vileplume}}? Well, they're related to something quite real, but almost as strange... which I'll discuss next time. | ||
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