What the fuck is that, /vp/?

I love this pokemon, can't wait to find out what type it is!

>>29494310
Reminder that this spider is actually facing away from you (that isn't actually the face).

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diving_bell_spider

>>29494456
> spider
> six legs

>>29494595
galvantula
ariados

>>29494595
>Game Freak
>being able to count past six

>>29494624
>Mega Metagross
>Champod
Are they the true spider Pokemon?

>>29494441
Water/Ghost

Still looks much more virusy to me than bell spider. Very metroid feeling. Hoping for Electric/Poison personally

>>29494624
>gen 7

>>29494745
If it were a virus its head casement would be more geometric.

>>29494310
Disgusting alienshit, just like that Wimpod evolution.

>>29494745
Electric/Poison would be pretty awesome. I want this pokemon and wimpod to have no type overlaps so I can have them both on my team.

Bug/Psychic or Bug/Dark

>>29494745
>diglett used mud-slap

>>29494595
>Spiders aren't insects so we make only 6
legs, and then they get Insect typing
>Owls aren't birds so we make him ghost

YFW GF minded you.

>>29495008
>infectroid floats in the air with its air balloon!

>>29494640
>It can't be ghost
>It doesn't resemble ghost
>spams /vp/ how it's not ghost

Screencap this.

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>>29494310
It looks like it's based off a bacteriophage.

>>29494595
If you haven't noticed yet GF always gives bugs two less legs than they are supposed to have. All pokemon based on arachnids have 6 and all pokemon based on insects have 4.

>>29495284
Really doesn't.

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>>29495306
>all pokemon based on insects have 4.

>>29495337
Congrats on finding literally the only exception.

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>>29495307
It's just so inorganic looking, like a machine compared to the more natural curves of the legs of the diving bell spider.

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>>29495365

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>>29495365
I, the great and mighty Norp have rekt you!

>>29495365
do you have a chronic lying problem or something

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Alolan Galvantula

>>29495379
Why are bacteriophages so weird? They don't even look alive.

>>29495577
By certain definitions, they literally aren't alive.

>>29494310
Well it probably won't be some brain in a jar pokemon.

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>>29494310

>>29495577
Exactly, viruses arent technically alive.

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>>29494310
The first form is obviously a diving bell spider that has the bubble around it's head instead of it's abdomen.
The second form is a mixture of a diving bell spider and a harvestman.
It's based on a bacteriophage as much as Ekans is based on the ebola virus.

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>>29496079
>>29494310
See?
Literally my moms blue harvestman with a bubble around its body.

>>29495008
>pokemon got a weakness

>>29494310
This thing is gonna turn out Bug/Psychic and be found exclusively underwater, I can already tell.

>>29496243
Bug/Flying spider blimp. GF needs to fill its Bug/Flying fix.

ELECTRIC
WATER

>>29496395
It would be a cool concept, but I don't really see them going by this route, especially since that balloon doesn't seem to be big enough to let it float. It's most likely our "ayyy lmao" so Psychic is gonna be a must.

>>29496475
It also has bubbles on its joints. You could also give it a signature ability that functions like disguise + air balloon.

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>>29494310
Look at where the legs are coming from. It's got a cephalothorax behind the "face" and those are just false eye patterns. The "teeth" are its spinnerets. Similarly the prevo is hung face down, abdomen up, again with false eyes.

>>29494786
But Gen 2 is actually Gen 1.5 and Gen 5 is actually Gen 4.5 and Gen 7 is actually Gen 6.5 so we we're really at Gen 4.5.

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>>29496570
wrong pic

>>29496570
>>29496594
So it battle it would basically be facing you?
CUTE.

>>29496594
So, it's actually standing backwards, and it's 'head' is really it's abdomen. It's just trying to act intimidating? This actually makes sense. Well done, anon.

>>29496570
Now i just feel foolish.

>>29496570
>tfw gone from hating to loving this pokemon in one post

>>29496552
So like a real UFO, it can float and camouflage itself.
Unlikely, but something I would really like to see happen.

>>29494310
Poison/electric

Viral Pokémon

>>29496570
That's a concept I can get behind. Even do I I'm expecting GF to go by the lazy route, it would be great none the less.
Then again, they did made Lurantis so they probably could do this as well.

>>29494310
Alolan Reuniclus

>>29494310
>not when i shift into maximum overdrive!

>>29495631
They attempt to create more of themselves, so wouldn't that make them "alive"?

>>29494310
>discussed dozens of time
>pointed out what it was based of dozens of time
>autistic faggots still makes the same threads

Why is /vp/ so autistic?

Probably Bug/Ghost

>>29498279
That makes no sense. It's not incorporeal.

>>29498328

It's just really stealthy. :^)

>>29498328
Neither is Rowlets final evo you stupid cunt.

>>29498353
That's the meme.

>>29498353
>>29498348
>>29498328
>>29498279
jesus this ironic shitposting meme garbage needs to stay in one fucking thread at a time

wtf I hate bacteriophages now

>Comes right after Masquerain in the regional dex

Nigga you dumb.

>>29498237

They have no energy metabolism, they do not grow, they produce no waste products, and they do not respond to stimuli. They also don't reproduce independently but must replicate by invading living cells.

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>spider
>"""""""bug"""""""

Spiders are arachnids, not insects. Like crabs. Is Kingler a bug type? Is Gliscor? Fucking no.

It's electric/water plebs.

>>29499102
(You) I guess.

>>29499102
Bug is not a taxonomic category, you halfwit. What is it with you retards wanting to pretend you give a shit about semantics yet knowing nothing about what you're talking about?

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>>29499102

>>29499147
Bug literally means insects with sucky mouth parts.
Like flies, but not beetles.

>>29499102
What is spinarak
What is Galvantula

>>29499102
Technically only Paras, Parasect, Shuckle, Surskit, Nincada, Ninjask, and Shedinja are actual bugs

>>29499170
No, it doesn't. It means creepy crawly things. Spiders and slugs, for example are bugs, not insects. You're being contrarian based on ignorance.

>>29499102
crabs aren't arachnids lmao stop being this retarded

>>29499170
>Like flies, but not beetles.
Weevils are beetles and bugs.
Checkmate

>>29499170
it's used colloquially to refer to any land-based invertebrate, and the Pokémon type reflects that: Skorupi, Galvantula, and Ariados are all bug type despite being arachnids. Even Shelmet, a snail, is Bug type.

>>29499170
How can you be so wrong? Bugs are only some Hemiptera, AKA as bedbugs. Butterflies are not bugs dipshit.

>>29499256
You're wrong too. Butterflies are bugs. Stop pretending its a scientific term.

>>29499244
Bug
noun
1.
any insect of the order Hemiptera, esp any of the suborder Heteroptera, having piercing and sucking mouthparts specialized as a beak (rostrum) See also assassin bug, bedbug, chinch bug

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>The word bug is often used to refer to tiny creatures that crawl along, such as insects and even small animals that are not insects, such as spiders and millipedes. But for scientists the word has a much narrower meaning. In the strictest terms bugs are those insects that have mouthparts adapted for piercing and sucking. The mouthparts of these bugs are contained in a beak-shaped structure. Thus scientists would classify a louse but not a beetle or a cockroach as a bug. In fact, scientists often call lice and their relatives true bugs to distinguish them better from what everyone else calls "bugs."

>>29499293
>>29499298

Get schooled bitch.

>>29499298
People define words through usage, dictionaries capture approximate definitions through cataloging. That is not exclusively what bug means, therefore it's not correct.

I'd assume it's based on those spiders that blow a bubble so they can breathe in water for a while.

>>29499170
it's a colloquial term for an invertebrate in the same vein as "creepycrawly" or "pest" in its arbitrary criteria. This is mirrored in the Japanese name being "mushi" as in 虫 which translates as broadly as bug, insect, or worm.

You're trying to pretend you're talking about the class hemiptera which is only ever referred to as specifically and explicitly "true bugs" there is no taxonomic "bug" class.

It's not surprising though. It's a common mistake.

>>29499351
You're LITERALLY wrong.

And I don't mean your made up bullshit definition of "literally" that you justify with common retard useage.

>>29499331
Rekt.

>>29499331
That's wrong tough. I'm an entomologist and we avoid the word bug whatsoever unless talking about Heteroptera.

However, this is a children's game where Palm trees and Roses are called "Grass type" wich couldn't be any wronger, so just roll with it niggas.

>>29499331
> In fact, scientists often call lice and their relatives true bugs to distinguish them better from what everyone else calls "bugs."
>often
if by "often" you mean "always"

>>29499380
I'm literally right. You're quoting an approximate cataloger, when bug may have originally meant something else, that is archaic, as anyone who talks about a bug now understands it means any creepycrawly. Sorry, you lose. Common usage is more meaningful than archaic usage. See the development of any language. Insert coin, try again you desperate contrarian.

WOAH HOLD UP

YOU'RE TELLING ME WORDS HAVE DIFFERENT MEANINGS SOMETIMES?

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>29494310
Who knows. I mean Decidueye is a ghost, this could be anything. For all we know it could be a fairy type giraffe

>>29499424
Archaic? It's used in scientific circles.

You're just a pleb. Kill yourself.

This is more retarded than the ghost own discussion.

it bugs me to call airados and such a bug as much as it does paras and foongus be called grass.

game freak should just make some arthropod and fungus types.

>>29499462
And split the ghost type into incorporeal and "bullshit I made up to justify gamefreak's decision".

>>29499445
Try again, I'm right. The vast majority of people have a separate understanding for this word, just as they do with "germs". It's changing what the words mean. You're an autistic OCD contrarian.

>>29499483
>the vast majority
Pleb rule amirite? Kill yourself.

Should be the insect type desu.

At least that would be more accurate than bug, although not perfect.

All bugs are insects, but not all insects are bugs.

>>29499502
"Pleb" nice buzzword. If by that you mean that people beyond aristocrats help languages evolve, then yes. That is historically accurate. You're a faux elite wannabe, autistic contrarian with OCD. Kill yourself.

>>29499545
>evolve
eh wattup bix nood nam sayn dem bugs be whack yo

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>>29499298

>>29499556
Any language in history evolves through colloquial exchange of words. Keep denying that.

>>29499569
>Murriclap Webster
wew

>>29499102
grass
ɡras/
noun
1.
vegetation consisting of typically short plants with long narrow leaves, growing wild or cultivated on lawns and pasture, and as a fodder crop.
synonyms: turf, sod; More
2.
the mainly herbaceous plant that constitutes grass, which has jointed stems and spikes of small, wind-pollinated flowers.

And yet I don't see you complaining about Grass types.

>>29499556
>people beyond aristocrats help languages evolve
niggers aren't people

>>29499579
not an argument

>>29499589
>The Poaceae or Gramineae are the large and nearly ubiquitous family of monocotyledonous flowering plants known as grasses.
when did you start thinking you weren't in an autistic thread?

So basically the argument revolves around this key point:

Use the definition created by the ignorant masses.
or
Use the more useful, specific, and descriptive definition used by scientists.

>>29499640
Pretty much.

>It's a pseudo-scientist thinks he sounds smart by bastardizing a word that's been around long before modern biological classifications episode

Next you'll be referring to animals in a dead language.

>>29499665
>latin names aren't useful
You cannot justify this, I'm sorry.
Are you some butthurt shitskin or something?

>>29499640
No, the argument pertains to what Game Freak considers a bug. If it was just a classification of invertebrates with sucking mouths, we would have a pokemon based on your mom.

>>29499591
>only black people change languages through corruption of known words
wew lad

>>29499640
That isn't more useful in colloquial speak. A single word for all land-based invertebrate and/or mollusks or.. a bunch of scientific jargon to categorize everything individually based on its taxonomy. Sorry, most people aren't scientists whose careers revolve around this, or basement dwelling OCD contrarian autistes.

>>29496570
I want this on my team. While every gen has it shitmons, this gen is really shaping up to have a lot of good ones. I don't even plan on using any other gen pokemon until post game

>>29494441
Water/Bug or Bug/Water probably

>>29499717

If this is the argument then clearly we have 2 (two) TWO cases of spiders being called bugs, so this shit COULD be a bug type with no problem at all.

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>>29499256
>>29499298
>trying to codify a word like "bug"

>>29494310
From the looks of it, it seems to be based off of a diving bell spider, though its previous evolution looks to be based off a phage. I think any combination of bug, poison, and water could be plausible for the line.

>>29499823
If it's not water I'll lose my shit.
There are hardly any new ones otherwise. Same goes for the urchin thing.

Possible types:
>Bug
>Electric
>Water
>Ice
And any combination of those, maybe except Water/Ice.

>>29499843
>Hardly any new mons from the most common type.

Thank fucking god.

Its your dad's last remaining testicle

>>29499790
Did you know that "ghost type" is wrong? It means something new because scientists refer to "non-living, non-corporeal entities" as ghosts, but what about people? They're "spirits" right? If they can move lamps, they're "poltergeists". What is they're corporeal? Revenants. But they like human flesh? Ghoul. Or is it vampire? No vampires inject their teeth into the jugular vein of a human neck at a 45 degree angle when the moon is shining at about 3X270 W of luminosity.

>>29499875
NO
I need more than the sea cucumber at least.

>>29494441
Grass/Ghost because spiders are associated with death in a lot of cultures.

>>29499907
The starter. The undead anchor spiritomb thing. Bruxish. The one Tapu Fini. I think that's a bunch.

>>29499912
More like Steel/Ghost.

Spiders are associated with fortune in some cultures, and money is metal aka steel.

>>29499902
Except all those are mythology, and the argument about bugs is about taxonomy, you know, a science.

Not that I agree with this dumbshit discussion but your attempt at satire is lousy and flawed.

I think it looks far too menacing and/or alien to be just a spider. I think I'm gonna stick with it being a virus until it gets officially revealed.

>>29499955
>anchor
Could easily be ghost/grass/steel combination.

>Bruxish
...

>legendary
No.

>>29499823
It's probably gonna end up Bug/Psychic and be like Lugia, it lives underwater, but it's not a Water type.

>>29499843
It's Poison/Steel, calling it now.

>>29496570
>>29496594
As cool of a concept that might be, I don't think it will be the case, GF are just to predictable (well most of the time), but I wpuld live it, none the less. Plus, if it were the case, why aren't there more distinct features on the pre-evo's bottom, like some actual fangs.

>>29499965

Probably fire/Ice because I once set a spider on fire and it was cool.

>>29499690

Truly we should be thankful for such enlightening terms as "homo sapiens".

Who could forget when it was decided to call my mom's dog "canis lupus familiaris" like we're really sorcerers in our ivory towers?

Honestly speaking, this stuff would be called autistic anywhere outside of science. It's like they tried to be as pretentious and chuuni as they possibly could.

>>29499967
Bug meant something long before scientists usurped its usage lol. And prove they're mythology? That went right over your head but you're a humorless autiste.

>>29499984
We're not getting any more grass, look at the dex. It's between steel/ghost and Water/ghost to be honest.

>>29499902
fucking kekked

>>29500000
Well I can't argue with that logic or quints

Fire/Ice

subnautica-mon

>>29499912
>being this mad

>>29500015
I prove them to be mythology by the fact that I'm not a 8 year old that belives in spirits. Yeah, I agree with you on the bug thing, but they are having an argument based on Scientific lingo on the classification of animals against the popular lingo,as opposed to your example where all instances are of common usage with no real ruleset to adhere to, a fact that you seem unable to understand, cunt.

Can we really call them bugs if they do not fit the anatomy of earth-like AKA real-life creatures of similar biology?

Fire, Water, Dark, Ground, these are all fairly abstract concepts that can be applied widely. Bug is not.
I suggest the bug type be renamed into the cutaneous respiration exoskelemonster type.

>>29500097
Thanks for the nickname.

>>29500165
I said prove it, dont post a whole paragraph of bullshit lol. I get it, you dont get satire.

>>29500000
Fire/Ice confirmed lads

>>29500165
That whole post was based on the fact that bug meant something before science tried to coin a new definition after they began to research these creatures and classify them. If ever ghosts were entered into science, that post was about how people on this board would break it down based on how scientists choose to redefine colloquial words or otherwise. And mythological creatures have classifications and lore, adding scientist into it was clearly for humor.

>>29499996
it's facing backwards just like the final form. What you see at the bottom is the back of it's head. What you'd see as its trainer for both stages is its face.

>>29500009
I'm going to try to explain this to you. Scientists don't use latin names because they're "cool". The use of latin names is to avoid confusion, because, when you say "a bear" you could be talking about any of the 8 species of bear in the world. Now, this is easily solved by adding complexity, like saying "Panda bear" or "Grizzly bear", however, this becomes a problem when you deal with uneducated people, as an example, in latin america they use the name "Gavilán" for a huge number of sparrowhawks, and what is called "Grey Gavilan" in one community can be called "Gavilanzillo" in the next one, so , arises the need for a standar name procedure, wich is the binomial system. Latin was chosen because at the time of the foundation of taxonomy, latin was the global language for science, and it stuck because changing the old names is a pain in the ass.

So, I hope you learned something and in the process you become less judgmental about things you don't fully understand.

>>29499719
you do realize he was referring specifically to the
>eh wattup bix nood nam sayn dem bugs be whack yo
right? I'm pretty certain it wasn't some kind of broad nebulous generalization. Try to follow the conversation a little.

>>29500000
Checked and noted.

>>29500000

>>29500209
I get satire, you are just terrible at it.

>>29500359
Samefagging this hard. Let me explain why that's bullshit: Niggerspeak is catchy - to niggers. Any language ever that exists, changed because of people pronouncing words differently, or using words differently. Try to follow the conversation a little.

>>29500406
I'm not that guy and your discussion is too long for me to read but this post is bullshit. There is a reason we set standards and rules to a language, that's what sets it apart from slang.

>>29500444
>implying slang is not part of language

>>29500399
>I get satire but I dont get how comparing scientists redefining a colloquial term to fit their needs isn't the same as the prospect of scientists redefining colloquial terms that already exist and have their own lore-based classifications. You said scientist so it's not funny!

Gotcha.

>>29500406
>Niggerspeak is catchy - to niggers
and the droves of other low income communities that don't happen to be black, and the middle class communities of nonblacks that just pick up on it through shit like hiphop, and technically now the kids of the black entertainers that escaped the slums, so basically a notable portion of most major socioeconomic classes. Just because it's trash doesn't mean it doesn't have footing in our modern culture, no matter how much we disagree with it. Vice versa, just because it has footing doesn't absolve it of being trash either.

>>29500466
> I'm going to restructure your whole argument to seem idiotic so I can justify my shitty joke and feel good about it.

I can do this too my nigga.

>>29494441
Its going to be Water/Electric, I'm calling it

>>29494310
Its body is inside the bubble like reuniclus

>>29500444
You are riding his dick, even worse.
>Follow the conversation
>I dont read the conversation
okay
>Languages never evolve from slang
wew lad
>Bug is slang
This is also wrong.

>>29500478
And no matter what, that's a red herring. If niggerspeak happens to change English entirely, and not just small sects of youth and other niggers, then so be it. Words are grunts that we give definitions to. If they change, or the definition changes, or becomes less exclusive, then again so be it.

>>29500500
>>29500466

Jesus christ you both shut the fuck up.

Joke was funny and on point, if you don't like it it's ok just stop arguing about the most meaningless shit already.

>>29500500
>I'm going to ignore that he's only highlighting his argument because I couldn't understand the point of the witty satire without this added help from him because he's so smart and funny and did I mention I totally absolutely get satire?

Try to be intellectually honest when you do it though it makes more sense that way

>>29499170

>Bug: an insect or other creeping or crawling invertebrate (as a spider or centipede)

>>29500538

I never said "follow the conversation" but it's cool. Also, you do realize that the localization team didn't have all this in mind?
They chose bug because Gen I bugs are mostly insects, and while it doesn't mean the same thing, 10 year olds mostly call all insects bugs.

The problem comes in later gens when "bug" becomes a sketchy term to use but it was already set in the game lore, so arguing about semantics in a game that got it wrong over time is really fucking stupid.

>>29498237
I could see them being labeled as not alive just because you know a group of fags would come up with a "virus rights" movement

>>29496079
Wait what? You're telling me my arbok isn't ebola-chan?

>>29500646
>>29498237
>>29495631
>>29495577
>>29495379

To be honest, the virus debate of "alive" or not "alive" hasn't been solved for years by scholars, you fucks are not gonna solve it in a 4chan thread. However,

>>29500631
The localization team, as well as the vast majority of people, understand "bug" to mean "creepy crawly". It's "insect" that people get wrong all the time.

>Bug became sketchy
When? When scientists were alerted that someone isn't using "bug" the way they need it to be used?

>>29500703

Well we discovered real magic when all of academia seemingly failed.

Shitposters are the oppressed scientists of the modern age.

>>29500720
No, it became sketchy when they started calling arachnids bugs in gen II, and then came Shuckle, Scollipede, and shellmet, which, in turn, was the origin for this stupid-ass discussions that have been on /vp/ since it's origins.
That's what I meant by sketchy you pedantic, passive-agressive fuck.

>>29499843
>primarina
>wishiwashi
>bruxish
>pyukumuku
>wimpod
>tapu fini
>complains that the biggest type in the game is getting hardly any new ones

oh boo fucking hoo you aren't getting 40 new water pokemon to add to the existing 200. you're still getting more than 12 other types so far.

>>29500923

>B...b...but anon! I don't like those!

>>29495008
Do you exclusively use Eelektross?

>>29500923
I literally just need one qt unevolved water type. No ugly single-stage bullshit. If the urchin is water I'll be more than satisfied.

Also it's a fucking archipelago, what do you expect?

>>29500000
You'll pay for your sins in spider court

Also if we ever get a roach mon it will be water/fairy because I like to flush them down the toilet. (Fairy type represents poopy)

>>29500578
Don't tell me what to do mom europe is a free cou try ublike you americucks

>>29501073
>>29500998

Oh shit anon I was just goofing but he really did it

>>29501240
Deal with it desu. All of them except wimpod are shit.

>>29501285

You get no right to complain. If the pokemon designs are not to your taste then boo-fucking-hoo. Truth is we don't need much more water types and we still got a lot.

>>29501352
You'll get them, like it or not.
Or maybe the next gen will be set in a desert shithole, just for you. :^)

>>29499102
"bug" is an umbrella term for creepy crawlies, my dude. spiders can be classified as bugs, but not insects.
:^)

>>29494310
Why that's a Pokemon, Anon.

>>29496079
Could it also invoke the spider crab?

>>29499222
You missed Durant

>>29499102
Bug is a catch all term for land invertebrates, which include members of the Hemiptera and Arthopoda family, maybe even mollusks, which is will Shelmet is considered a "bug",

>>29502349
Shelmet was an asspull, because cloyster is not a bug.

>>29494310
It's most likely going to be Water/Bug but I'd be really happy if it was part Electric-type, either Bug/Electric or Water/Electric.

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>>29502651
>mfw Water/Bug/Electric

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>>29496570
>>29496594
Oh shit, I never noticed there's some undefined thing back behind the fully evolved form's "head". If it's just pulling a Spinarak and using mimicry to intimidate its foes (would make sense, since spiders breathe through their abdomens and that's the part of the diving spider that gets encapsulated in a bubble), it will solve all qualms I have with this line looking too artificial. Hope for this guy is renewed.

>>29499222
you my true nigga ;)

>>29494310
The new fossil mon

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>>29499996
>GF are just to predictable

He says literally one day after the owl became a ghost, to EVERYONE'S surprise.

>Plus, if it were the case, why aren't there more distinct features on the pre-evo's bottom, like some actual fangs.

It's supposed to resemble an angry face. At least that's how I always saw it before the revelation that it could just be backwards/upside-down.

>>29503598
So if that's its ass is the mouth the asshole/genital entrance?

>>29503693
Could just be a pattern to sell the idea that it's a face, but I'm unsure that it would be an actual hole.

Maybe I have it all wrong and it's supposed to be/resemble an eyeball.

>>29500048
fucking kekkill yourself

>>29496570
>>29496594
I actually like this idea

>>29494441
pure virus type.

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>>29494310
looks like a water mite if you ask me

>>29500000
Kek

>>29494310
Best new mon.

>>29495379
>carbon based system
>inorganic looking

What

It appears to be designed after a virus, especially its prevo

>>29494310
It's my fucking idea for a Pokemon, that's what it is! I thought of a diving bell spider pokemon that lived in a bubble years ago. They even took my idea to have bubbles on the legs joints that I got from this one bug that secretes this liquid from its legs.

A head with legs?

>>29496594
OP's art missed the object behind what is probably the abdomen, so I'm thinking you're right; it's backwards and what we are seeing is the arse end

>>29505264
CHARGE YOUR PHONE

>>29496570
>>29496594
eh no thats stll the head, its smaller but the bubble increase its size