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Frugali: Maybe, but they are a common example of it. | Frugali: Maybe, but they are a common example of it. | ||
STHedgehog and Ht14: I personally liked it, and seeing as there actually was news today (not the lack of news as you stated), I have no problems with them adding a little blogger story. It is no less relivent than the Pokéwalker story a few days back. In fact, it seems more interesting to me. Were it a week and nothing had happened, then just something mindless and for the most part irrelivent to most aspects of Pokémon like this would be understandably irritating. [[User:Poisson14|Poisson14]] 03:09, 21 April 2010 (UTC) | STHedgehog and Ht14: I personally liked it, and seeing as there actually was news today (not the lack of news as you stated), I have no problems with them adding a little blogger story. It is no less relivent than the Pokéwalker story a few days back. In fact, it seems more interesting to me. Were it a week and nothing had happened, then just something mindless and for the most part irrelivent to most aspects of Pokémon like this would be understandably irritating. [[User:Poisson14|Poisson14]] 03:09, 21 April 2010 (UTC) | ||
A minor thing I'd like to point out: wooper's lack of arms may not be so stylistic. Salamanders (axolotls included) start off as tadpoles and grow their legs as they age. They get their hind legs first, then their front legs. Wooper may have been designed without arms to make it look even younger than your average neotenic axolotl. [[User:Passerby|Passerby]] 03:56, 25 April 2010 (UTC) | |||