>turns out Type:null is a cyborg with a disc reader in its

>>29150167
It's a power-limiting device so that the controller can avoid the creature turning on them and going apeshit

>>29150189
Then why make the helmet removable, instead of putting something in Type:null's brain, which has already been done and would only be a matter of software to fix?

No one on this board understands the point I'm making.
It's as if you replied with "Type:null has a fish tail". Okay? It does, but that's irrelevant.

>>29150167
It's basically Broly

>>29150431
Nobody cares anon

>>29150431
It's not like it's made of paper, it requires a huge amount of power (and friendship) to break.

It all comes together.

>>29150431
The helmet wasn't supposed to come off.
That isn't armor, it's bindings

>>29150431
breaking the helmet into a million pieces is not the same as making it "removable." it's likely one of those "we had no idea it could be so powerful" situations.

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>>29150167
> this thread again
Go home OP, you're a faggot.

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>>29150431
> Because it's a fucking animal you dweeb. Artificial or not, you can't shove a CD into a living brain and expect it to do anything.

>>29150431

It's wasn't supposed to be removable

>>29150607
That's exactly what it is. You put a CD in and it does something.

>>29150167
Because friendship and the bond between Pokemon and Trainer are actual sources of power in the Pokemon universe. We've had Pokemon getting stronger through happiness and bonding to the trainer since Gen 2, which is what is happening here. The helmet isn't strong enough to hold back Silvally when powered up via Trainer bond.

>>29150736
Cars have CD players.
Does that mean you can hack a car using a CD?

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>it's another "OP is a retard who thought he was being clever" episode