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Uhm...

[Okay, so Jade should have realized sooner that this was going to be a problem, but she was too excited about her new Pokemon to consider the repercussions of letting them get into her hair.]

I really love our little new friends! They're kind of gross, but they're really cute and make cute noises. I caught two since my other Pokemon don't really want to get dirty by them.

[When she shuffles into the video feed, Jade's hair is it's own national crisis. All of it seems to be consumed by the slime from the Bloobers and worst of all, there's a lot of stuff getting picked up into her hair. There's twigs and leaves and grass. Some trash was probably in there too. Anything you think were possible to get stuck in slime and Jade's hair is probably in there. She seems to be slightly distressed.] Does anyone know how to clean all of this out properly?! I mean, I'll just cut it all off otherwise, but I was wondering if there's anyway to clean it out. I just keep getting more stuff in it and I can't really clean it all out by myself.

[Her Bloobers pop out of her hair and chirp.

Help.]

Uhm, I also wanted to ask. Has anyone ever dismantled the Pokeballs to study them? I've considered tinkering with them.

But I would reeeeaally love if anyone can help me with what to do with my hair.

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Does anyone really know what's causing us to arrive?

It might be because I'm still a beginner, but if Pokemon can breed across species, how is it not causing new breeds? It doesn't follow normal breeding logic, that's for sure. [Although, she'd be terrified of what different combinations people would try if that were possible...] There's so many things that determine what happens when you breed Pokemon, I don't know where to start.

That's still a fairly solid no.

The answer is that Pokemon genetics... don't make any sort of sense following the logic of actual genetics, but they seem to follow their own internal logic, if that makes any sense. For example, when you breed Pokemon of different species, there's a decent probability that you'll have a resulting mix of offspring of the father's species and offspring of the mother's species. Pokemon of the mother's species tend to inherit the father's moves and vice versa.

Can Pokemon breed with any other Pokemon than? Or are there certain rules to what can breed with what? [This is so confusing...this isn't anything like frog breeding.

But when creating a frog that is basically a universe, one probably doesn't consider normal logistics either.] I'll get the hang of this, but all of this is really confusing. So if you bred two of the same Pokemon, would it inherit moves from both parents?

There are rules, but they all seem a bit arbitrary. I can breed my Lilligant with my Serperior and my Serperior only, but he has a far wider range of options than she does.

At the very least, though, the combinations usually make sense. And... yes, that seems to be the case. I haven't attempted that yet because it's not very exciting.

So there really is no sense to the system... [Oh boy.]

What do you mean usually. Are there combinations that exist that shouldn't? [Does she want to know.] It isn't very exciting, no. But I guess it ensures what the offspring will get.

...Apparently small cats and whales are compatible, which really should explain everything you need to know about how little sense all of this makes.

[She wants to reply, but all he gets in response is this face.

She doesn't want to believe you.

BUT HOW???]

...don't worry, that expression is really the only appropriate reaction.

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