ITT Other creatures that can fit perfectly in Pokeworld.

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>>33106422
This almost died. It's saved now

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>>33106422
Literally every enemy from Klonoa

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>we are never gonna have a Metroid based pokemon
;_;

And no, Dewpider doesn't make me feel better.

>>33108729
At least they are in Kirby and Kid Icarus.

>>33108729
How does a metroid's lifecycle work?

>>33106438
This would actually work. Hawaiian caterpillars, being isolated for millions of years, have these really weird adaptations. Specifically there are these ones that just look like regular green caterpillars but can actually STAND up on their hind legs, whip the front part of their body around and catch insects to eat.

When is this thread going to start?

>>33110296
They're born as the little bubble looking fellas. As they're exposed to massive amounts of radiation and energy they shed their previous forms until they grow into the Omega Metroid in the top right.

The Metroids are born from the Queen, that you see there in the bottom right.

>>33106422
>this movie
Feels are real

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>>33111783
Oh I see. Thanks for explaining. Is this canon for all the games? If I remember correctly, Prime also explains their life cycle but the Omegas or Queens never appear

>>33111804
I haven't touched Metroid since forever, but I'm pretty sure that the life cycle is canon regardless of entry (the only ones that don't respect it are mutant metroids created by space pirates amd other organizations)