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1. bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net › wiki › Pokémon_BreedingPokémon breeding - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon ...

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   4 days ago · Pokémon breeding in animation focuses heavily on raising happy and healthy Pokémon and keeping them in top condition by grooming them well and feeding them nutritious food. When preparing Pokémon food, Breeders will carefully select ingredients to ensure that the Pokémon will consume all it needs to grow stronger and healthier.

2. pokemondb.net › mechanics › breedingPokémon breeding guide & Pokémon egg groups - Pokémon Database

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   A Pokémon such as Magneton must breed with Ditto to get Magnemite, because it is genderless. 3. Charizard with Dig & Iron Tail. Note: this applies only to Gen 2-5; TMs are no longer inherited and we can reuse TMs at will. Charizard, like many other Pokémon, can learn the move Dig via TM28. But if you already used the TM then you may be able ...

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     EASY BREEDING GUIDE for Pokemon Scarlet & Violet | Natures, IVs, Hidden Ability & More!

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4. www.reddit.com › r › pokemonHow do Pokémon reproduce? : r/pokemon - Reddit

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   I think it explains why Voltorb, Ghastly, Nosepass, Geodude, etc can breed. And how things like HSOWA can occur without killing the smaller Pokemon. Plus it expands further and gives a purpose to the method of Evolution that Pokemon undergo, and how form changes can occur, without the Pokemon just unfolding a wing case, or extending a tail, etc.

5. www.dexerto.com › pokemon › all-bunny-pokemon-listedAll bunny Pokemon listed in the Pokedex - Dexerto

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   Jun 26, 2024 · However, some bunny-inspired Pokemon do not mention the real-world animal in their classification. Bunnelby is called the ‘Digging Pokemon’ despite its clear rabbit inspirations. Related:

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7. thepokemonographer.blogspot.com › 2014 › 01Pokémonography: Pokémon Reproduction - Blogger

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   Jan 16, 2014 · In other words: rather than reproducing through a sexual process, most Pokémon reproduce as a result of love. Though some arthropodal, ichthyic, avian, or otherwise non-mammalian Pokémon do breed oviparously, in general, Pokémon birth viviparously or ovoviviparously. An important point however on the topic of Pokémon live birth versus eggs ...

8. www.youtube.com › watchHow Does Pokemon Reproduction Work? - Explored - YouTube

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   Sep 30, 2023 · Pokémon Reproduction - Explored - How does it work?#pokemon

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   Are all Pokemon based on rabbits?

   • While plenty of Pokemon are based on objects or fantasy creatures, many take inspiration from real-world animals like bunnies. Those who love rabbits can find adorable bunny-inspired Pokemon across each generation, from Diamond & Pearl’s Buneary to the Fire-type Starter Scorbunny.

   All bunny Pokemon listed in the Pokedex - Dexerto

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   How do Pokémon reproduce?

   • Since the second generation of Pokémon games, Pokémon have been able to reproduce to create new Pokémon. Pokémon can learn new moves through breeding, and furthermore some Pokémon are only obtainable with this method. Breeding occurs at the Pokémon Daycare. If two compatible Pokémon are left with the daycare lady, they will produce an egg.

   Pokémon breeding guide & Pokémon egg groups - Pokémon Database

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   What is a bunny Pokemon?

   • Wigglytuff is a good example. While it doesn’t resemble a traditional bunny, it sports long, rabbit-like ears and hops around while moving. Those are all the bunny Pokemon in the franchise. You can also check out our list of all dog Pokemon, all cat Pokemon, as well as the cutest and creepiest Pokemon of all time.

   All bunny Pokemon listed in the Pokedex - Dexerto

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   Do Pokémon reproduce viviparously?

   • In other words: rather than reproducing through a sexual process, most Pokémon reproduce as a result of love. Though some arthropodal , ichthyic, avian, or otherwise non-mammalian Pokémon do breed oviparously, in general, Pokémon birth viviparously or ovoviviparously.

   Pokémonography: Pokémon Reproduction

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   What are Bunny-inspired Pokemon?

   • Those who love rabbits can find adorable bunny-inspired Pokemon across each generation, from Diamond & Pearl’s Buneary to the Fire-type Starter Scorbunny. Many of these bunny-inspired Pokemon are unique in their designs but draw clear parrels to one another. These bunny Pokemon often share things like long, floppy ears and posture.

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   What is Pokémon breeding?

   • In animation, Pokémon breeding refers to an entire line of work practiced by Pokémon Breeders, such as Brock and Reggie. Little has been shown and discussed about the literal breeding of Pokémon to produce Eggs, but it is assumed to be a part of a Breeder's work.

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10. forums.serebii.net › threads › pokemon-reproductionPokemon reproduction - Serebii.net Forums

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    Feb 22, 2007 · In my opinion, different Pokemon reproduce in different ways. Fish and amphibian Pokemon make spawn, a k a mass reproduction. Reptile and bird Pokemon lay eggs. Plant Pokemon (eg not Bulbasaurs, as they clearly have reptilian characteristics) like Bellsprout and Oddish reproduce by seeds. Humaniod Pokemon give birth like real-life mammals.