Eon Ticket to be Sharable Via StreetPass

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Good news for future Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire owners! The Eon Ticket which allows access to Southern Island, and subsequently the chance to catch Latios or Latias, will be able to be shared to other 3DS users via the 3DS’s StreetPass feature. This allows those who are unable to get a code or download will be able to through friends or strangers that did. The code doesn’t expire.

How the Eon Ticket will first be distributed has yet to be announced for English fans, although there will be codes for Japanese gamers in a CoroCoro publication.

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  1. Rhyperior is also based on the real life rock called Rhyolite which coincidentally ends with ite like the mega stones. This type of rock can be found near volcanic areas.

    Watch them place Rhyperiorite on Mt. Chimney

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  14. I’m just going to ask that we keep down the profanity a little bit as well as trolling other people about having fake CoroCoro leaks. It’s unnecessary spam that we can all do without.

    Be patient, CoroCoro is right around the corner.

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  15. Idk but it feels like the team aqua plot line makes more sense than the team magma plot. I mean team MAGMA having a submarine and going to the OCEANIC museum

    if anything it makes more sense for aqua fighting at mt chimney cause its like they are trying to stunt Team Magma’s progress

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  19. Shaymin: Explained With Science (Such a beautiful read)

    Shaymin are a species of forest-dwelling hedgehog-like creatures known as tenrecs. It is distinguished by a notable symbiotic relationship with the flora of its woodland home. The skin of the animal’s back is grooved with many indentations. As Shaymin burrows and wallows, these indentations begin to fill with rich soil which stays firmly embedded within its dorsal region. Seeds and pollen begin to get deposited in these grooves where they take root and grow. Thus, Shaymin becomes a walking garden of sorts, transporting mosses, herbs and flowers from place to place helping them to further spread their range. In return, the verdant mass on Shaymin’s back allows it easily hide in the lush forest undergrowth.

    While many different plant species have been documented hitching a ride of Shaymin, perhaps the most interesting relationship comes from a rare member of the orchid family (Orcis gracidea). The pollen of this flower is interfaced with molecules very similar in structure to mammalian neurotransmitters. Once the pollen has entered the respiratory system of the Shaymin, these compounds are encompassed into the mucus and enter the bloodstream via nasal capillaries. In high enough concentrations, these molecules block the function of the animal’s normal neurochemistry and begin to hijack the animal’s developmental and behavioral processes. The first change to occur are an overexpression of the animal’s Hox genes. This results in resources being rer-outed primarily to restructure the animal’s limb plan. The limbs are increased in length, strength and flexibility. The neck is also extended in length allowing more growth area for new flowers and other plants. Lastly, the animal’s ears are increased in both length and width and have the correct curvature to form a weak aerofoil.

    Once the bodily transformation is completed, the pollen chemicals work to modify Shaymin’s behavior. Shaymin begins to be drawn to bright sources of light and thus is compelled to expose itself to the sun. As such, it uses its increased aerial maneuverability to scale tall trees and glide through the canopy. In doing so, it exposes to the plant to increased photosynthesis rates and allows pollen to be spread over wider areas. As such, regions bordering areas where Shaymin are found tend to become home to plant life that normally would not grow there. Shaymin is thus spoke of in legends as a harbinger of springtime, protector of nature and in some cultures, even a patron spirit of flowers.

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  20. Theory Time!
    *game thory intro plays dododododododduhduhduhduhduhdodododuhdododododo*
    What if the reason evil teams are defeated because you beat their pokemon is because of a link they have with their pokemon? In pokemon conquest ( I know its not cannon but stay with me) each warlord forms a bond with a pokemon as soon as they get it. When the pokemon feels something, its warlord feels it too. So the feeling of pain, will be felt in the trainer. Example: In pokemon Platinum, Cyrus has no emotion. How ever, his golbat must evolve by happiness. Every time you fight him, it doesn’t stop him from moving towards his goal, until he gains that emotion. In the final battle in the distortion world, His golbat evolves, by friendship. Cyrus starts to feel emotion. So when his pokemon are defeated this time, he feels his pokemon’s pain. Unable to stop you from battling Giratina.

    Whata you think?

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  21. This one is a real tear-jerker. You’ll cry at the end:

    Celebi (Metrioptera chronambulus)

    Celebi are incredibly rare insects of the katydid family whose unique lifecycle and association with nature have given it a legendary status among folklorists dwelling near lush temperate forests. Celebi lay only a single egg during their reproductive cycle and this egg is deposited deep into the forest undergrowth, hidden from both predators and the elements. The egg lays dormant in the leaf litter for periods spanning more than 60 years. Entire human generations come and go before Celebi are seen again in the wild. It is this rarity in combination with the long time periods at which Celebi are absent from the environment that give rise to the legend that these insects travel through time; vanishing in one era and reappearing in another at will.

    These bizarre eggs are also the explanation of another of the legends surround Celebi; their reputation as a harbinger of natural abundance. Unlike other members of its family, the eggs of Celebi are coated in twisted strands of a fibrous protein, similar in structure to silk produced by caterpillars to form their cocoons. These twisted fibers latch hold to grains of pollen, fern spores and other microscopic plant matter. Unable to plant themselves in the soil, the bound pollen and spores lay dormant with the egg until it hatches. Inside the cavity of the egg are not just nutrients that the developing nymph uses, but enzymes which help to boost the production of auxins and gibberellins, important growth hormones in plants. When the infant cricket begins to hatch, the captured pollen grains are coated in the enzyme and are explosively launched into the surrounding air. Eventually, the released spores take root and with their increase enzyme supply flourish at astonishing rates.

    Years in which Celebi hatch from their long-ago laid eggs are said to have incredibly dense foliage cover. This cover symbiotically replenishes plants in the forest and gives the young Celebi places to hideaway and lush vegetation to feed on. The Celebi, once hatched, only lives for about two weeks. It undergoes a voracious feeding frenzy on the forest greenery, finds a mate and then lays yet another single again to begin the long, process anew.

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    • The best one I read hands down is the Manaphy one. I legit got goosebumps. Zygarde’s is pretty cool as well.

      Yveltal’s science thing is hands down nasty and makes him even scarier than the movie portrayed it to be. Sylveon’s made it seem like it was weak =(

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        • Yveltal (Kalosraptor miasma)

          Yveltal is a large maniraptoran dinosaur that shares a common ancestor with Dromeosaurus and Deinonychus. Unlike its ground-bound bretheren, it has evolved to take full advantage of its feathery plumage and analogous to modern birds, has taken flight. The brilliant red feathers seen on this animal may have originally been used as flashy ways to attract a mate or slight variations within them could have been ways to identify individual members of a population. As the feathers grew in size and density, early Yveltal may have begun gliding from tree branches or from the ground. The leg bones of the maniraptorans were built for speedy running, so it is plausible that Yveltal’s ancestors could make short flights by running with its feathered arms outstretched, gaining lift much like an airplane.

          Unlike other scavenging birds, Yveltal lacks a bald head to prevent diseased tissue from being lodged in the feathers near the eyes and nostrils. On the contrary, Yveltal seems to encourage the growth of these bacteria and viruses on its own body. The few Yveltal eggs that have been found have been analyzed in the lab. It seems that the ovalbumin surrounding the yolk is full of weakened diseases passed down from the mother. It seems the presence of these diseases works in a manner similar to vaccination, allowing the developing animal’s malleable immune system to get an early start at combating illness. As a result, Yveltal is a living carrier of disease — it is full of viruses and microbes which have no effect on it. In return, these microbes help eat metabolic waste and help to break down Yveltal’s rancid meals.

          These diseases also benefit in that Yveltal helps them to be spread to other hosts. Yveltal secretes a salty, sugary solution from its skin which microbes are able to gain nutrients from. As it flaps its wings, microscopic droplets of this fluid are released into the air. Housed within a safe, droplet, the diseases can be spread in an airborne fashion allowing the microbes to remain healthy until they arrive at a new host. As such, peoples familiar with Yveltal often believed it was a bringer of pestilence and that its appearance was an omen of death and the end times. Modern research has found that the droplets emitted by Zygarde disrupt the surface tension of those created by Yveltal, resulting in the microbes losing their protective coating. Medicinal research is looking into a way to use Zygarde secretions as an antibiotic and antiviral panacea.

          If an Yveltal dies, the immune response is suppressed and the microbial populations within begin to digest and fester the animal from inside-out. These releases mass amounts of methane pockets which build internal pressure causing the corpse to explode in a disgusting, fetid blast helping the bacteria to spread further. Early peoples believed that this was the manifestation of evil spreading outward from the corpse to consume the rest of the world.

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  25. In the next series of the anime, we need a supporting character that actually sees through Team Rocket’s terrible disguises.
    They should also argue with Ash every time Ash doesn’t think that it’s just Team Rocket wearing disguises.

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