Thread: On the Origin of Species: Lileep and Cradily: Investigating the inspirations behind P

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A great article as usual. As others have said, I'm glad that the pokemon fossils aren't mostly dinos.

^Yeah, I agree.

But Wow. Great article!

This made me want to get a Cradily for my replay of Emerald.

Originally Posted by #Daisuke#

^Yeah, I agree.

But Wow. Great article!

This made me want to get a Cradily for my replay of Emerald.

You could get one right now on DPPt/HGSS...

I didn't know that crinoids weren't plants. They're just animals that look like them. Good article, as always.

Well, I didn't know that. Excellent article.

He should do Spiritomb next. The concept of 108 spirits being trapped in a rock has always eluded me...

Another great article. It's just fun to learn things, and it's even funner to learn things that apply to Pokemon and real life.

Originally Posted by Ombrare

He should do Spiritomb next. The concept of 108 spirits being trapped in a rock has always eluded me...

I think that has to do with Buddhism, like, there are 108 temptations to overcome in order to achieve Nirvana. Or something similar. Though, the spirits sealed in a rock might be something different altogether.

cool. i'll have to get one on my sapphire or emerald, Lileep is very interesting. ive never used it though

I could have tried looking most of this up myself and not found out any of this... Corsola, Lileep, I'm expecting an Anenome pokemon from Gen5 now...