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~vi que hay un nuevo diglett blanco, yo solo quiero un diglett sus </3
"Y'know, there's somethin' funny about the new guy..."
A Wiglett among Digletts is quite a sight to see. I just hope they learn to accept their new friend with time.
(Also, can ya tell that I don't draw backgrounds very often?)
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@gothletters i guess the stretchiness sooorta does that? because no matter how much a diglett evolves, it's still like, a mammal, and not a smooth squishy stretchy thing.
Makes you wonder that if Wiglett are garden eels and look way similar to Diglett above ground:
Are Diglett also Eels instead of Moles?? 🤔🤔🤔 https://t.co/nIisQM4poK
So you know how when you take Diglett into a pokeball, does the dirt surrounding Diglett also go into the ball? Is Diglett's dirt part of the pokemon? When you release Diglett from the pokeball Diglett automatically goes into the ground but it's like some 4th dimensional thing.
So if diglett looks like this underground… does that mean wiglett looks like this…? #PokemonScarletViolet
Wiglett is just an eel with Diglett’s nose. Take it away and you can see they’re different Pokémon. 🤔
With the news of mons in other environments adapting to be Diglett-like, the possibilities are truly endless #pokemon
Artwork oficial do Wiglett:
A semelhança de Wiglett com Diglett é mera coincidência, um resultado de sua adaptação ao ambiente.
Categoria: Pokémon Enguia-de-jardim
Tipo: Água
Altura: 1,2 m
Peso: 1,8 kg
Habilidade: Gooey/Rattled
Wiglett
It’s said that Wiglett’s resemblance to Diglett might be a mere coincidence—a result of its adaptation to its environment.
Category: Garden Eel Pokémon
Type: Water
Height: 3'11
Weight: 4lbs
Ability: Gooey/Rattled
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@VCreateArt It’s not convergent species that’s the issues. The pikaclones are a great example. Their designs are each unique, yet share the classic electric cheeks. All I’m saying is that Wiglett’s design needed more to clearly distinguish itself from Diglett.