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Aksksk might as well put the full line here. But the entire Anilmon line are naturally known to carry a set of data made to break up Jogress and Xros evolution. While it’s stronger during the Fresh Level to Adult Level Stage, the data still carries over to later stages. https://t.co/CREHLeATtM
This was very hard to choose only 4 fjdjhf
Honorable mention is Mareep and it's evolutions and Flygon https://t.co/9nwry5FE5o
Our higher self isn't concerned about our feelings, it's trying to wake up and "we" are its vehicle for doing so.
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#mindfulness
#evolution
#growth #awakening
#MondayThoughts
"I knew that the temperaments of each Pokémon was different after each evolutionary phase, but nothing could have prepared me for what that actually entailed. Each day we trained hard, but once home, those roles reversed. And sometimes, we wouldn't even make it up the stairs...."
@Masterstarman @Touyarokii Leaf has been getting overshadowed by her own counterpart Green for awhile now funny enough. She has her own TCG cards, got her own official episode on Pokémon evolutions and she appears in Pokémon unite apparently.
@DeadAnthro as a collectable monster? Made the final evolution a floofy minotaur, a good way to cap off Mino-march I thinks. 🐂
Took a cue from @ordheist and made a ground type pocket-monster that just happens to look a bit like chickorita due to convergent evolution. Prairiedigs use the eyespots on their shovel-crest to scare off predators and communicate with each other over long distances.
"Clefairy Line Evolution"
Pokédex: 035 - 036 - 173
#clefairy #clefable #pokédex #pokemonfanart #digitalart #pokedexfanart #pkmn #shinypokemon
Michael Reeder's Cyber Bandits project is a digital revolution. #digitalrevolution #cryptoart #Reeder #postmodern #NFT #NFTcommunity #art
Is Denji (Chainsaw man) related to Giriko (soul eater) or is it more like a convergent evolution thing?
#ChainsawMan #SoulEater
The trimmings, colors, fabrics, and skirt size and shape fluctuated with fashion and the seasons, but the basic elements stayed the same for more than a century, until the Revolution. Court dress was not supposed to make you look young, thin, or attractive; it made you look rich.
