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02-27-2016, 02:54 PM
Look inside the weird anatomy of 9 classic Pokémon
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Twenty years ago, the original 150 Pokémon captured our imaginations with their incredible powers, fighting spirit and (let's be honest) cuteness.
But even after two decades and multiple games, TV ****** and films, the Pokémon franchise still hasn't really answered one question: How the hell do these things work?
SEE ALSO: Pokémon all reimagined as pigeons is exactly as it should be (http://mashable.com/2016/02/25/pokemon-pigeons/)
How does Blastoise generate the water it pumps out of those hydrocan**ns? How does Charizard's tail stay on fire? And how does Geodude float?
Perhaps we'll never k**w. But below we imagined the inner workings of nine classic pocket monsters. If you lived in the Pokéverse, perhaps this is what you'd see in science textbooks.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/02/27/pokemon-biology/)
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Twenty years ago, the original 150 Pokémon captured our imaginations with their incredible powers, fighting spirit and (let's be honest) cuteness.
But even after two decades and multiple games, TV ****** and films, the Pokémon franchise still hasn't really answered one question: How the hell do these things work?
SEE ALSO: Pokémon all reimagined as pigeons is exactly as it should be (http://mashable.com/2016/02/25/pokemon-pigeons/)
How does Blastoise generate the water it pumps out of those hydrocan**ns? How does Charizard's tail stay on fire? And how does Geodude float?
Perhaps we'll never k**w. But below we imagined the inner workings of nine classic pocket monsters. If you lived in the Pokéverse, perhaps this is what you'd see in science textbooks.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/02/27/pokemon-biology/)
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