So...is this really how TMs work?

You put the hole on their forehead and count to 3.

It's a Jojo reference. I won't explain any further, to avoid spoiling animebros :)

No. Pokemon are converted into data and stored on a USB (Pokeball). You upload the data contained on the TM disc and combine it with their code in the Pokeball.

>>30838585
you open the pokeball and put the disc in and then recall the pokemon

That old manga (the one drawn by the hentai artist) had them as boxes full of magic powder. Pour it on a Pokemon and boom, they learn the move.

>>30838585
You insert the tms into a teachy tv dumb ass

>>30838786
But how do they do it in mystery dungeon...

>>30838617
POKEMON
POCKET MONSTERS
POKEMON ARE THE CHAMPIONS

>>30838617
This makes a lot of sense. But why haven't they explored this route of story further, I.E. people hacking pokemon to make them strong or mutate them?

>>30838614
Kabutomushi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybpvrFlitIU

>>30838888
Probably because looking too closely at the concept that you can turn creatures into data and store them would unravel the setting

The discs are dvds. You show the pokemon a video of the move, and they learn it by watching.

>>30838913
Fuck o was going to make a video of that for more views. I missed my chance.

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>>30839186
Cute!

>>30838985
how does that explain them breaking after single use?

>>30839243
But anon you can use TMs as many times as you like.

>>30839243
All DVD players in the Pokemon world are poorly built bootleg devices that break after one use.

>>30839243
Shitty discount player that eats the DVD.