Why does every gen 1 pokemon have these wierd protrusions for no reason?
Why does every gen 1 pokemon have these wierd protrusions for no reason?
by Zihdrrox
20 Comments
TaxesAreConfusin
they’re called *horns*
except on Gyarados… those would be dorsal fins. because, you know. They’re fish.
qJxxxBp
I think back in the early days of Pokémon they wanted to lean more into the “Monster” side of Pocket Monsters, and spikes and rough edges were one way of making some of the designs look more intimidating, stronger, more badass etc.
FingerButHoleCrone
They’re the Fingers from Elden Ring.
Salt_Sir2655
Because sometimes animals and monsters are animal and monster shaped.
MediocreGrandma
Bro onto nothing.
trenchdick
Probably one of the dumbest things I’ve ever seen asked on Reddit.
Popular_Sir863
This has to be one of the dumbest posts I’ve seen
GalexAlipeau23
That’s called *art design*. Quite good but random art design, might I add
thekama
I thought you were serious until i saw the metapod lol
dingwinger1225
Google “horns”
gofthrora
Did bro seriously ask why fish have fins
phil_ill
You mean…..you mean, ANGLES….?
WestsideGon
How come so many pokemon tend to have these strange, eye-shaped features on their face? And many others also have these limbs in the lower half of their body they use to move around, has anyone else noticed this?
Crimson097
Idk how you circle Metapod and Magikarp, but not Gengar and Haunter.
At first I thought this was one of those red herring memes where they circle something random in red to distract you from seeing Bart Simpson or Omni Man or whatever edited in
PeelsLeahcim
The audacity of excluding Slowbro from this list.
Moist-Length1766
whats another word for these proteusions my guy?
ElPikminMaster
> Rhyhorn, the Spikes Pokemon
> has spikes
> title name
Radiant-Log6377
This is like asking why Roaring Moon isn’t a moon that’s roaring
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they’re called *horns*
except on Gyarados… those would be dorsal fins. because, you know. They’re fish.
I think back in the early days of Pokémon they wanted to lean more into the “Monster” side of Pocket Monsters, and spikes and rough edges were one way of making some of the designs look more intimidating, stronger, more badass etc.
They’re the Fingers from Elden Ring.
Because sometimes animals and monsters are animal and monster shaped.
Bro onto nothing.
Probably one of the dumbest things I’ve ever seen asked on Reddit.
This has to be one of the dumbest posts I’ve seen
That’s called *art design*. Quite good but random art design, might I add
I thought you were serious until i saw the metapod lol
Google “horns”
Did bro seriously ask why fish have fins
You mean…..you mean, ANGLES….?
How come so many pokemon tend to have these strange, eye-shaped features on their face? And many others also have these limbs in the lower half of their body they use to move around, has anyone else noticed this?
Idk how you circle Metapod and Magikarp, but not Gengar and Haunter.
https://preview.redd.it/hktg2q9v0zug1.jpeg?width=498&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=83f3842d8aa663c48de739b536383393c745a9b3
At first I thought this was one of those red herring memes where they circle something random in red to distract you from seeing Bart Simpson or Omni Man or whatever edited in
The audacity of excluding Slowbro from this list.
whats another word for these proteusions my guy?
> Rhyhorn, the Spikes Pokemon
> has spikes
> title name
This is like asking why Roaring Moon isn’t a moon that’s roaring