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Gelatop

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Mar 23 10 3:27 PM

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Aww! Adorable!

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Flarsable

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Mar 23 10 6:38 PM

It looks like a grump, not a baby-Snorlax.
Also, why are some of these not in Generation IV format? I see Pidgeoto still in its Emerald form and Snorlax & Teddiursa/Ursaring in its D/P format (They have different, better sprites)

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Mar 23 10 8:02 PM

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Babies aren't always cheerful butter-balls, you know, and it looks like Yawnlax got woken up from a nap, in my opinion.

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Mar 23 10 8:52 PM

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@Flars: Newer sprites are not necessarily better. Also, if we're doing the locations thing here, I assume it's found in Honey Trees in place of Munchlax? Or more commonly?

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Mar 23 10 8:57 PM

Maybe, because it's a baby Pokemon (and it looks like it could be based off of a real baby), it's Pokemon Egg only.

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Mar 24 10 2:45 PM

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Well, it is available in Bombur near the Dym'n Stream...

I agree with Squirrelay that it looks like it just awakened from a nap ^^

By the way, that's Pidgeotto's HGSS sprite, not its Emerald one... I've been updating the National Dex with the HGSS sprites. I've done up till Azumaril. Any pokémon from Bulbasaur to Azumaril that still has its DP-sprite will keep that sprite, because its HGSS sprite is in our opinion not an improvement.

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evildeath1223

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Mar 27 10 2:14 AM

how do you organise the nationaldex anyways?

Shining ShinE

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Mar 27 10 3:15 AM

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I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean the way all the pokémon on the page are ordened? This order was based largely on Johto's "New Pokédex", which was the last to include all pokémon from a generation and order them in an evolutionary way. Other noticeable things might be that the order is somewhat ordered based on habitats. You get starters, early-found pokémon, cave-dwelling pokémon, lake-based pokémon, town pokémon, forest ones, mountain-lurkers, icey cave ones, etc.
If you mean the order in which new pokémon appear on the page, though, then the answer is: completely random. Of course, Random Pokémon Contest winners appear as well.

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Mar 27 10 8:53 AM

It's not COMPLETELY random. Some of it is based on Pokemon it might be similar to, such as the Shieldrate line being placed with another Fire-type line (Magby), and Leviathor being placed with a bunch of fellow Water-types IMO (I figured out what this one and IMHO means)

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Mar 27 10 10:18 AM

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ShinE meant the PF Pokemon that appear in the National Dex are random. Their locations in the National Dex aren't. So when are we going to see some information about this new entry into the National Dex? I want to know what crazy adventures the pokemon researchers went through studying this pokemon.

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Mar 27 10 10:23 AM

*sits down with popcorn and soft drink*
Yes, I want to know too.

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Mar 28 10 3:03 PM

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Shining ShinE

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Mar 28 10 3:34 PM

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XD Random Info coming ASAP!

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Mar 29 10 9:19 AM

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Random Yawnlax Info:

Yawnlax is always found with a pacifier in its mouth. The pacifier makes it cheerful and often causes it to doze off while it is playing. Pokémon observers have long been wondering how Yawnlax eats, since it has never been spotted without its pacifier. For that reason, they brought a couple of Yawnlax to their laboratory. There, they waited for their study objects to doze off and fall asleep. Every attempt they made to remove the pacifier from a Yawnlax's mouth failed miserably, however. Before the pacifier could have possibly been removed entirely, the Yawnlax started to cry so loud – of course with the pacifier still in its mouth – that the observers needed to leave the room in order to protect their ears.

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soble92

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Mar 29 10 9:27 AM

If the pacifier is removable, why not make it a held item?

It can only be found by catching a wild yawnlax.

Shining ShinE

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Mar 29 10 9:29 AM

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Well, the point is: it is unknown whether or not the pacifier is removable :P

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Mar 29 10 9:39 AM

I've studied yawnlax for a long time. I was a trainee at this experiment. I wanted to look at them more while they proceeded to another test. I decided to toss in a sandwich. Surprisingly, they took it out, ate the sandwich, and immediately put it back in. I told the scientists this, but they didn't believe me; so they filed in their current findings without my evidence.

Because of this, I have a theory.

Yawnlax has more sensory buds in its mouth than most pokemon (sort of like how new-born babies are more sensitive to things.) These buds change into taste buds as it matures into Munchlax. The only way to calm those buds as a Yawnlax is through the pacifier. When the pacifier moved when the scientists pulled it, it responded quickly by clamping onto it with its teeth.

Since the pacifier is in its mouth most the time, it has more stimuli to its movement. And only when it decides to take it out him/her self does it get removed.

How's that?

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Mar 29 10 10:09 AM

I think you make a better researcher than the researchers. ;p

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Mar 30 10 4:49 AM

soble92 oh-so-meaningfully researched:
I've studied yawnlax for a long time. I was a trainee at this experiment. I wanted to look at them more while they proceeded to another test. I decided to toss in a sandwich. Surprisingly, they took it out, ate the sandwich, and immediately put it back in. I told the scientists this, but they didn't believe me; so they filed in their current findings without my evidence.

Because of this, I have a theory.

Yawnlax has more sensory buds in its mouth than most pokemon (sort of like how new-born babies are more sensitive to things.) These buds change into taste buds as it matures into Munchlax. The only way to calm those buds as a Yawnlax is through the pacifier. When the pacifier moved when the scientists pulled it, it responded quickly by clamping onto it with its teeth.
Since the pacifier is in its mouth most the time, it has more stimuli to its movement. And only when it decides to take it out him/her self does it get removed.

How's that?

Good point. I conducted a similar experiment, featuring Yawnlax in a battle with and without a pacifier. It seems that the pacifier actually boosts its skills. May this be why Yawnlax prefers sleeping instead of eating, where it has to remove its pacifier?

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Shining ShinE

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Mar 30 10 6:05 AM

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The Staff has agreed on an effect for the Pacifier and it will be made an item.

More random info coming soon.

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