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Science and Pokemon!!!!!

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Okay, so does that mean that pikachus have cells and such? But then, does bulbasaur have animal cells or plant cells, or some strange mix? Like an animal cell with a cell wall?
 
Pokémon cells are probably closer to animal cells, with some differences between individual species. Grass Pokémon may have chloroplasts to allow for moves like Synthesis and Solar Beam but they are ultimately still animals in most cases.
 
Awesome, I am glad this isn't like the intepretation that pokemon are one species.

Not that it is a bad theory, just doesn't do it for me.
 
I think that Pokemon are another kingdom intirely. Like, they have a different cell type than the Animalia and Plantae kingdoms, maybe one that's very closely related to both. Maybe someone should create a taxonomic name system like they do in real life.

~*Kris*~
 
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