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Posted by: Unskilled78 Feb 16 2010, 08:02 AM

Do you think the people of the world of pokemon are, themselves, pokemon? Do pokemon evolve (in the Darwinian sense, not the customary definition of the games)? If pokemon of the same evoloutionary line are just older/younger specimens, are they considered the same species? what about Eevee?

Posted by: Dazmi Feb 16 2010, 08:23 AM

Do you think the people of the world of pokemon are, themselves, pokemon?
Hell no

Do pokemon evolve (in the Darwinian sense, not the customary definition of the games)?
Not exactly, but they can evolve/pre-evo into different things that previously did not exist.

If pokemon of the same evoloutionary line are just older/younger specimens, are they considered the same species? what about Eevee?
They're not considered the same pokemon, at least not amongst fans.

Posted by: Unskilled78 Feb 16 2010, 02:22 PM

QUOTE(Dazmi @ Feb 16 2010, 08:23 AM) *
If pokemon of the same evoloutionary line are just older/younger specimens, are they considered the same species? what about Eevee?
They're not considered the same pokemon, at least not amongst fans.


except that the primary sources of fan information are a TV show translated by a company known for botching the job, and an encyclopedia compiled from hearsay by tweens (the Pokedex)

Posted by: Masterge77 Feb 17 2010, 12:56 PM

QUOTE(Unskilled78 @ Feb 16 2010, 08:02 AM) *
Do you think the people of the world of pokemon are, themselves, pokemon?


Who knows, considering that there seems to be no real animals in the Pokemon world, only Pokemon, we can only ask Tajiri himself, but that leaves us the question, what about plants......

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Do pokemon evolve (in the Darwinian sense, not the customary definition of the games)?


Considering what Relicanth’s Pokedex description says, the answer is yes, also, thinking about the fact of this I found this the other day and thought it might interest you all: http://pokemon-academy.deviantart.com/

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If pokemon of the same evoloutionary line are just older/younger specimens, are they considered the same species?


Yes, a definite yes, just ask Professor Oak, though the National Dex may not agree with this fact, it is true that if, for example, a Pikachu evolves into Raichu, then it's the same species.....

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what about Eevee?


I have only one thing to say on this: NOBODY CARES ABOUT THAT OVERRATED FLUFFBALL!!!!!

Posted by: Unholy Shadow Feb 18 2010, 02:44 AM

I thought Eevee was just the same Pokemon, just it mutates under certain circumstances.

Posted by: Mr Cadju Feb 28 2010, 10:53 AM

ditto > kabuto > rampardos > toxicroak > aipom > slaking > ash

Posted by: Verinia Mar 5 2011, 10:43 PM

Do you think the people of the world of pokemon are, themselves, pokemon?

No way!

Do pokemon evolve (in the Darwinian sense, not the customary definition of the games)?

Um, no, they level up.

If pokemon of the same evoloutionary line are just older/younger specimens, are they considered the same species?

Of course not, that's why they're called Evolutions.

what about Eevee?
What about her?

Posted by: daniff Mar 7 2011, 12:44 PM

QUOTE(Mr Cadju @ Feb 28 2010, 10:53 AM) *
ditto > kabuto > rampardos > toxicroak > aipom > slaking > ash

more like grin.gif
ditto>magikarp>ash
grin.gif

welll i wonder if people can be caught in poke balls confused.gif

Posted by: Galahawk Mar 9 2011, 04:45 PM

QUOTE(daniff @ Mar 7 2011, 12:44 PM) *
QUOTE(Mr Cadju @ Feb 28 2010, 10:53 AM) *
ditto > kabuto > rampardos > toxicroak > aipom > slaking > ash

more like grin.gif
ditto>magikarp>ash
grin.gif

welll i wonder if people can be caught in poke balls confused.gif

Not really. Several times in the anime it's shown people getting hit with Pokeballs and nothing happens aside from a big shiner where the ball hit them followed by irritation.

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