>mons >pokemons >bulbasaurs, pikachus, eevees, etc >tapus

Look at all these horses.

Look at all those crabs.

>>33142635
"mons" isn't an official franchise term. "Tapus" is a nickname for the four guardian deities of Alola, so those are fine.

>>33142635
Look at all those cummies.

Look at those mutant dinosaurs

>>33142662
>Looks like your island challenge is coming along favorably. That must be pleasing to the tapu.
>I tried to follow in his footsteps, but I was not chosen by the tapu back then.
>The tapu regularly keep themselves closed tight in their shells as they absorb nature's energy

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Look at all these baits.

>>33142635
Look at all of those tasty dicks

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>>33142682
>it's bait just because OP called me out on my incorrect grammar

if you're going to be wrong at least own up to it instead of being a faggot.

>>33142713
I think he's referring to the first five posts.
Well, minus >>33142662 I guess.

>>33142635
this >>33142662 but agreed otherwise. It's not a hard concept to grasp, I agree OP.

>>33142635
This happens mostly due to foreign speakers of English, if I had to guess. Some languages simply do not support a word's plural form being identical to its singular form, so a non-native speaker may not have yet caught onto English supporting such.

>>33142990
That's dumb
It's people making plurals out of made up words, nothing more than that

>>33142662
>"Tapus" is a nickname for the four guardian deities of Alola
Tapu (plural) is an official term for them, too.

>>33142662
Mons are fine because it's not an official pokemon term and makes it easy to convey you are referring to many pokemon and not just one

>>33142635
Might as well ask why people say tuna fish

>>33142713
you thought 'mon' was an official term though, elmer

>>33142635
>"that's a lot of foods?"
"I like trying different foods."