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#ask traveling scientist bryan wolfsbane
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Admin: So.....it has been a WHILE....
Four months to be exact, and before that, even longer. Think it's been about a year and a half, if not more that I've paid attention to this blog fully. There was a lot of things that happened in my actual life including getting fired from my job, getting into a car crash, getting into massive debt, getting removed from my old apartment, and that's just a few of the things that happened in my actual life. But things are turning for the better and hopefully it will be bettter. I wi ll pay attention to this blog again and I do apologize to everyone for me being inactive for so long. Hopefully you all are excited to come back as I am
Thank you all,
Admin
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Will you ever do a caring for your pokemon involving legendaries or mythicals
Short answer, no. Longer answer, very few people actually have legendaries and mythicals as they are difficult to catch. I was lucky enough to catch some of them but I had to spend days trying to find and catch, or prove myself to the Pokemon. This will also be why there won't be any posts involving caring for Hisuian Pokemon or Paradox Pokemon, as those are Pokemon pulled out from time. If people do want me to, I can, but it will be difficult.
Admin: Note, I subscribe to the theory that there are multiple legendaries, so keep your pants on.
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How would I care for my skuntank?
Prepare for the smell! Skuntanks are well known for their smell obviously, and like to use it to their advantage. They will not hestitate to use that stench they can wield on anyone that they do not like, so treating your skuntank kindly is the very first key. However do not do it too much or they will walk all over you and then you no longer have control. Sometimes it can't even take it's own stench so that might be to your advantage. I would advise carrying a lot of tomato soup for the many baths you will be taking, as this is one Pokemon who packs a punch without even hitting you.
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Hi, I just wanted to ask If you’ve done any research about regional variants and if so, if you’d be interested in comparing notes on other research subjects with an aspiring pokemon professor. Thanks in advance
Of course, it’s better for science if we see what we might’ve missed. That’s how we grow
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Admin:
Hey folks, it’s been a while.
I apologize for not being more updated with the blog. A lot of stuff has happened in my personal life that has made me unmotivated and depressed in doing things. I will make more stuff soon especially with scarlet and violet coming out soon, but in the meantime fill my ask box with as many questions as you want, I will answer them at any point (honestly it’ll help with my depression too)
Thanks y’all
-Admin/Bryan
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Hi Brian! It's been a loooooong while. I just wanted to check in and see how you've been doing.
@yasumi-pokemon-adventures
(and no, you're not seeing a ghost. It's actually me)
Ah hello Yasumi, it has been too long. I’m doing good! The team is training again as they are preparing for travel to the new region and since we are unsure of the Pokémon there we are making sure we are in tiptop shape. Mary is doing fine, with her job as a Ranger makes it easy to travel (a very big change from a grunt). Her Pokémon are being used as the capture subjects and we are trying different ways to try and capture them without us getting injured or even worse, injuring them. We are also unsure who is allowed in this region so we’re trying different combinations. And when we get to the new region, Amy will be having her own Pokémon adventure, so we won’t see her for a while. We are both excited and sad that she will be going but everyone has to leave the nest eventually. How are you doing? I returned your dad’s Dracovish back to him a while ago, sorry I had him for so long.
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What's your least favorite fighting type Pokemon and why?
I don't have a least favorite fighting Pokemon, they are all absolutely amazing. I will say the most difficult ones to research are Crabominable as they spend their times in the mountains where it's very cold and hard to keep expensive equipment up there.
Admin: I don't like Flamigo, I know I'm sounding like a genwunner right now but it's just a flamingo with the N taken out, and the design feels lazy. Will I still use it like every other one? Yes, but doesn't mean it's not slightly annoying to me.
Oh and before Flamigo it was Medicham, I loved the usefulness of the Mega and it not having it anymore made it very difficult to use in the battle arena.
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Working three days with no sleep gets to you after a while….not feeling the best….
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Hello all, Bryan Wolfsbane here. In my time in Sinnoh I have discovered some old relics, artifacts, fossils, and history about some old Pokémon from the time when Sinnoh was much older, when it was called the Hisui region. I will be doing this archaeology and paleontology while in Sinnoh and see what I can discover about these old Pokémon. Let me know what you would like to know, and if you have any questions. First off, I’ve heard that there is a different final evolution of Rowlet…..
Admin: I am legit looking forward to playing Legends Arceus, it’s the perfect game for Bryan. If you have any Pokémon you want to get some lore in on, let me know.
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Hello! What's it like in Sinnoh? Hope you're well! ^_^
I *may* come back soon to blog; I'm not sure. All I know is David really doesn't want to blog anymore. He regrets some of the things he said and did and posted about in public. So he may be handing my blog off to be managed by a friend who doesn't want to be named.
Still, he and all his Pokémon say hi! - Crouton
Hello Crouton, good to hear from you old friend. Sinnoh is….okay, I visited here before and I honestly didn’t have that good of a time when I was here. Now that I’m back here I’m having a better time, discovering some history about some Pokemon Variants from the past and learning about them, digging up fossils and such, but other than that it’s….okay. The Pokémon contests are great but I prefer the ones in Hoenn and such.
But Mary and Amy are having a good time, Amy is off trying to get the Gym Badges so she hasn’t been with us, and Mary is working just as much as me. We’re staying in Pastoria City, and it’s a pretty nice place.
Hope David is doing okay, blogging does take a lot out of people sometimes.
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Why did you catch legendary and mythical pokemon? isn't that super bad and everything?
For some legendaries, yes. Catching a Pokemon like Dialga or Yveltal is extremely bad, as the ability to control time shouldn't fall into anyone's hands. However Urshifu, Marshadow, Zapdos and the Swords of Justice all have no big destruction powers so there's no worry about that.
Also, there is a theory of legendary Pokemon not actually being only one Pokemon. Mustard has a Kubfu himself, and I've seen multiple Zapdos before. Some of it's because of Multiverse Theory, some of it's just because just because it's a legendary Pokemon, doesn't mean there's only one. I've heard rumors of the Legendary Beasts not only traveling around Johto, but also in Hoenn. Plus the Tapus have been spotted in the Dynamax Adventure dens, even though they're supposed to be the guardians of Alola. Not to mention some of the Frontier Brains have legendary Pokemon themselves, like Brandon having three of the Regis.
Finally, I gave my Pokemon that I caught a choice if they actually wanted to stay with me or not. They decided to stay.
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What are the consequences of not exercising when out in the field? Do you, like, eat too much instant ramen?
In a way it's almost impossible to not get at least some sort of exercise as you'll be walking a lot when a car cannot take you somewhere, sometimes you'll need to hike places or go into small caves. However my problem is more that I don't eat and lose a lot of weight. Exercising helps out with that by increasing my stamina and keep me back on a schedule.
But yeah, lots of instant ramen when you're out in the field and don't have a lot of room for groceries.
A small tip for future field researchers, have a Torterra with some sort of fruit tree planted onto it's back, that way if you're low on food you have some extra.
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So hilarious thing, I was eating my lunch and accidentally spilt water on my computer and lost a whole bunch of data and need to fix my computer (hopefully not get a new one). Ask me questions while I figure all this stuff out.
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What do you do when constipated in the wild, away from civilization?
Gallade, teleportation to nearest town, then teleport back when finished
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What's your opinion on Spinda? Can you tell me how to take care of mine?
My opinion on Spinda is the same as before. Annoying, terrible Pokemon that there is too many different varieties that make it become a NIGHTMARE for scientists like me. Other people can love Spinda, sure, fine, go ahead. But if anyone ever brought one of them to me and told me that it had the secrets to eternal life and how to make Pokemon become invincible, I would still chuck it as far away as possible.
Here's how to take care of yours, release it and catch a better Pokemon. Spinda is the WORST.
Mary: Bryan loves many Pokemon, but he just has a personal vendetta against them when he's had so many bad encounters, not including the ones he said in a previous post.
If you do want to take care of your Spinda properly, do keep a close eye on it. They do not have the best notice of their surroundings and can hurt themselves by accident. They also can't walk forever so try to carry it sometimes, or have some sort of little way to keep them close to you. They can get sick very easily. They're very delicate little guys.
I hope that helps, I apologize for Bryan's anger towards your favorite Pokemon.
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I have multiple: Your opinion on Rhyperior, Joltik and Crustle?
Rhyperior: an very powerful Pokémon, but needs to be a bit faster to be even better. Doesn’t mean it’s not great.
Joltik: love Joltik, second favorite Pokémon after Machamp. Adorable butt of fuzz and gets the static out of my clothes
Crustle: I always wondered how they work, like how they stay within their boulders, or what other subspecies there are. I remember seeing a statue one one time…very intriguing…
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