How to Actually Take Care of Your Pokemon

[@protosaber363]

....This video explains why so many NPCs only have a few pokemon as opposed to a full team....

[@vovabars1234]

I mean it makes sense If you don’t need a competitive team why would even raise 6 or even more pokemon? 1 or 2 pets is more than enough,just like in real life

[@groudon3524]

This needs attention.

[@DTux5249]

Legit Imagine having 6 mouths to feed, along side the mouths of yourself and your family.

[@sonario6489]

@@DTux5249 Thankfully, food seems to be plentiful in the pokemon world. money too considering you can just use a pokemon with pay day

[@DTux5249]

@@sonario6489 lol, given how broken payday is, I'd say it's more a game mechanic than anything lol Plus most of the money we get in Pokemon is from battles, which isn't something done by most tbf

[@timeweoya]

I think we forget a lot of the time that Pokémon "Trainer" doesn't just mean teaching them to fight. It's about making sure they're fed and they're happy. They aren't just robots or animals - they're friends :)

[@ethnictendo]

If they start disobeying you, it means you don't take good care of them. You've forgotten that they're not tools for battle.

[@narxmagee727]

Special friends.

[@groudon3524]

Yeah right also in many instances battles are just way to raise a Pokemon properly as dipicted in anime several times.

[@pikathemimikyu6655]

They are animals... thats what makes them friends

[@aryans.5517]

But if they don't have the best EV and IV then they probably will get dumped

[@harmonialarts]

I now understand why type specialties are a thing. Its far more easier and efficient to care for pokemon of the same type as their needs often overlaps. Caring for pokemon who's needs conflict are tricky at best and deadly at worst.

[@renarddubois940]

one of the best pokemon theory around.. gratz!

[@ZombieBarioth]

And it also explains why younger trainers tend to favor normal, bug, and other easier to care for Pokemon and almost exclusively make up those trainer classes. Them being "easy to raise" isn't just about levels and stats like you might assume.

[@matthewroberts198]

@@ZombieBarioth Brings new meaning when a Gym Leader is a "Master" of a certain type. Not just optimizing Pokémon of that type's strength but being able to deal with the personalities of any member of that type as well.

[@iamtheunholyspirit]

I never thought about it like that!

[@loturzelrestaurant]

Dont settle for less. Fight for more. Inform yourself before buying. And dont buy Trash.

[@darkninjafirefox]

I enrolled my Kyurem in a community college to fulfil it's need for truths and ideals

[@Xx_Oleander_xX]

Whats its major?

[@giorgegi4060]

Underated comment

[@l.o.gremastered5812]

It must major in psychology.

[@darkninjafirefox]

@@Xx_Oleander_xX probably environmental studies

[@Chrys4l1s]

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[@Zactoshi]

Never realized that Pokémon was a lot like parenting

[@Anonymous-du4gb]

Hi and I also realized there is more than whats on the surface( which is catching them).

[@a.m.jsSTATS]

Åøæ

[@Frizzstroyer71]

Hi I was the third comment

[@leahluostarinen]

So true

[@pokesketch7626]

@@leahluostarinen yeah taking care of pokemon is important

[@LoreKeeperToby]

Now I know how to take good care of my Pokemon and my Truegreen7! .... by liking his video!

[@pikazacian242]

I keep him happy by staying subscribed

[@kerrywien6775]

Since when kyurem needed actual care ? It is a legendary pokemon. It’s a legendary dragon type pokemon. It can control it’s own powers. It can fused with zekrom and reshiram with the dna splicers. So kyurem doesn’t need actual care. And kyurem is not physically weak. Just an incomplete dragon. It doesn’t freezes itself because it is a dragon/ice type. So it’s body is already frozen after splitting from it’s original dragon form. Once gen 5 remakes comes out. We will see the original form of kyurem. We shall call it original kyurem. It will be pure dragon type in it’s original form with an ability that raised ice, electric and fire type moves. We need the original dragon form of kyurem. Because it is supposed to be the strongest dragon type pokemon as mentioned in the movie. So kyurem doesn’t need actual care. It’s already powerful in the movie in it’s base form.

[@eevee420]

@@kerrywien6775 r/ihadastroke

[@itsturniptime3699]

And then there’s Galarian Corsola who is eternally depressed

[@jayden2709]

There are just edgy teenage

[@yamirami8642]

@Yevgeny Allen Kristoffe Alverio and outside

[@pikathemimikyu6655]

When I first saw Galarin Corsola, it made me really upset

[@joshuaatherton9249]

The thing is, we can't really help any Galarian Corsola. We can stop Climate Change for any regular Corsola, but we can't help something that is already dead.

[@SuperSeamus]

Bruh in real life taking care of 6 different types of animals while training them how to battle would be incredibly hard

[@boshwa20]

At the very least, they're sentient enough to help out the process

[@anafu-sankanashi8933]

now we know why almost all the region trainers and even gym leaders carry a general amount of 2-4 pokemon.

[@MercuryA2000]

@@anafu-sankanashi8933 I doubt that all of them actually only carry 2-4 pokemon. They probably only battle with that many so that they have backup on the way to the center. It IS almost certainly why most trainers keep the same type of pokemon. If you train oddish, bulbasaur and bellsprout there's a lot more overlap than a ponyta, crustle, and horsea.

[@leod.6903]

And yet an 11 year old can do it lmaoooo

[@meettheinmans7175]

Ash’s mental state is probably all kinds of messed up

[@LifesWildAdventures]

It’s kinda cool to think what taking care of Pokemon would be like, since so many animals irl require odd care. Like some animals beaks and nails need constant trimming, some have INSANELY specific diets, and so many people wouldn’t care for them. It makes me wonder if certain Pokémon would only be kept by the best trainers because of their dietary needs and constant attention lol

[@justinrolls9526]

I'm currently bottle-feeding 3 baby goats. This video called to me for some reason.

[@loturzelrestaurant]

If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much.

[@atteranenforcer5263]

Then you're certainatly ready to train Skiddos XD

[@justinrolls9526]

@@atteranenforcer5263 Yeah, and I might be ready to handle a few mareeps as well. :)

[@kamikazesenpai21]

you lucky duck

[@justinrolls9526]

@@kamikazesenpai21 You're not the first one to tell me that.

[@theamericankaiser4549]

This video actually explains why most trainers in the games have very few pokémon on them when they travel. It's not cheap to take care of them all so some trainers focusing on one type or species type makes it easier. Like the Hiker trainers are really good with rock types because they insure they live in environments their pokémon like and is full of natural minerals for them to eat.

[@germany-who5542]

Basically do everything we do in anime , how Brock makes food heals them , Ash trains them

[@aadharsh1997]

And don’t release em.

[@futgamer811]

Exactly

[@rickyrns1059]

Honestly, all this video did was reaffirm exactly why I hold a genuinely great amount of respect for the Main characters of the anime, especially Ash and Brock. Ash regularly trains and cares for a full team of Pokémon, dealing with all their individual needs and even certain mental issues that are unique to that Pokémon in particular(Infernape’s blackout rampages, Incineroar’s trauma of losing its parental figure Stoutland, Pignite’s inferiority complex towards its own worth as a Pokémon thanks to its former trainer, hell, his Charizard was abandoned by its former trainer and left to die in the rain), along with him regularly caring for the Pokémon from every egg he’s ever received, and ensuring that all of his Pokémon are treated fairly and with respect, never pressuring them to evolve early nor forcing them to fight till exhaustion(they do it, but only because they want to do it, not because he forced them to). Meanwhile with Brock, he doesn’t simply know about the stuff in this video alone. He actively knows the proper care and diet for practically every Pokémon species, understanding what they need to have and what they need to avoid. The man is pretty much a professionally trained veterinarian, zookeeper, and biologist all rolled into one person. That’s not even mentioning the fact that the coordinators like Dawn, May, and Serena all know the proper make-up and cleaning products that are safe for their Pokémon, especially regarding the fact that animals require different products depending on the species, so if we associated Pokémon with the animals they resemble, this means they keep track of practically dozens of different products to use for each specific Pokémon. It’s honestly amazing how people call the trainers in the anime bad when they literally have to take care of living creatures, they aren’t just developing a computer program or a toy, but a living being that has its own needs besides training, plus the fact that they fight in real time, so it is nowhere near as simple since the foe will not wait for you to decide your next move, meaning you have to make every decision in a split-second.

[@narxmagee727]

This is a big component to why I love the anime and still watch it. It feels like the Pokemon are actually living, breathing creatures. They have feelings, personalities, problems, likes, dislikes and so much more. It's also why I have so much respect for Ash and friends. They want their Pokemon to be the best they can be. They treat them like equals and the Pokemon's choice matters. If they want to evolve, that's great. If not, that's okay too. It boggles my mind when people call the protagonists bad trainers when a bad trainer is someone who doesn't bring the best out of a Pokemon or doesn't tend to it's need. These guys are great trainers. They treat Pokemon with respect and want them to be truly great. They show what Pokemon is all about and they have become a big inspiration for me. I may not evolve a Pokemon or two because I feel they don't need it or want to cause they're happy where they are or I'll give them personalities based off their natures. It's really hightened my enjoyment of Pokemon immensly and I definitely respect the anime more for it.

[@GoldLeafGardenia]

@@narxmagee727 "... I'll give them personalities based off their natures." I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE, YAY!

[@narxmagee727]

@@GoldLeafGardenia Omg I thought I was the only one too. I love doing that. This one time with an Alcreamie with a serious nature, so I had a very fun time imagining it training super hard and taking no nonsense from anybody except for sometimes where she would cool down and have a good time with the others.

[@GoldLeafGardenia]

​@@narxmagee727 I like that! The first Pokémon that I got attached to, my Sinnoh starter, Turtwig (now a Torterra), has an impish nature and is mischievous. I made him into a sweet but silly boy that, for a while, didn't really understand when to stop fooling around. As an adult Torterra he's matured and knows when to be serious, and has become the type of Pokémon that younger team members would go to for advice. Deep down though, he's still a sweethearted goofball and still loves to play, and he's not afraid to show it. It'll always be kind of funny to me that my "official" first Pokémon has that specific nature and characteristic, since I was the polar opposite as a kid playing Diamond. XD

[@narxmagee727]

@@GoldLeafGardenia Oh I remember my Sinnoh starter Chimchar (now an Infernape) had a bold nature. So I decided to have it be the battle hardy Pokemon, always ready for a good match. Loving to test his limits and go up against opponents as strong or stronger than himself. He was a bit cocky and could show off at times but he knew when to take things seriously for the most part, especially after evolving. Very valuable member to the team.

[@maroonmaiden6097]

Am I the only one who wants this to be a game? Like you go out catch your pokemon and then take care of it and raise it while you go on your travels.

[@sonario6489]

You're not alone

[@RobertWilliams-of5bu]

This would also sound like a challenge you could try to do, you could put a pokemon in the pc until the weather in the area is good for its health

[@robbieq7814]

You’re not alone

[@MagusAgrippa8]

If I recall correctly, Tyrogue also need constant training and exercise in order for them to develop. In other words, giving Tyrogue a break might legitimately be bad for its health.

[@matthewroberts198]

Just looked it up (from Bulbapedia) keep it healthy since it tends to fight opponents bigger than itself. It says it will become stressed if it doesn't train everyday but having a regular training schedule will help

[@danyyeltr4803]

Imagining trying to have philosophical talks with Kyurem made me chukle

[@ninawendrich1773]

"NEVER, take a rock away from a happiny, it will cry and fuss if you do"

[@entitledindustries9135]

the lore very heavily implies each species of pokemon has totally different needs, to the point that specific products and training would be needed to be able to properly care for every single species. this idea would work better for a series focusing on one pokemon at a time. maybe even one type at a time, but you'd still need to cover lots of specific cases.

[@samboi123]

This is why I don’t have the heart to attempt a Nuzlocke

[@donisamwentete5079]

Same

[@leafyeevee5939]

In this hypothetical situation, I'd probably just have a Leafeon. It's sunny where I live so I'd basically just need to give it water and it'd be set. Plus it produces clean air, so that's always nice.

[@robbieq7814]

I would choose leafeon for the same reasons. But for the colder winters for where I live, I could just give it a coat.

[@ethandollarhide7943]

That one episode of Pokemon Journeys has caused me to believe that any little hit to Golurk's panel will cause it to fall off.

[@loturzelrestaurant]

If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much. Right?

[@chriskendall1619]

“Keep track of those gears if you ever want it to be able to defend itself ever again” So if Klang or Klinklang loses a gear, does it devolve a stage?

[@loturzelrestaurant]

If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much. Right?

[@silvia-qt3hd]

No IT will die

[@awesomeperson3342]

What if I add more gears on Klinklang what happens?

[@autismandgaming4532]

It will be a klinklanklinklinklanklinklang

[@saraek37E]

"keep it inside your pocket or a bag" *Nebby get in the bag!!*

[@tylerroars]

I remember nurse joy saying that Gyarados can develop neck injuries because they have big heads

[@Rocketmann817]

"or else it will silence you. Violently." I swear Game Freak needs to make up their minds and match dex entries to their trainers. Because Bede is pretty strong emotionally. Not calm, but pissed.

[@BookWyrmOnAString]

I loved the video and decided to share some tips with my favorite pokemon, anorith. Water quality is key, and why they struggle outside of captivity. Anorith's water must have high oxygen content, and can be bought at specialty pokemon care stores. For feeding, it enjoys live prey such as soft-bodied tynamo (a favorite of many of my anoriths) or shelled creatures it can break open for enrichment such as wimpod. Just make sure they have weak points, as anorith's claws can break if it tries to shatter something too hard. For entertainment several toys such as empty shells and balls should be around its tank. Anorith are not social in the wild, and will mistake each other for food and attack if cohabiting. Anorith can survive out of water, but water should be run over it's back regularly to help it breathe, and even more water to moisten its eyes, as anorith lacks eyelids. Carry your anorith when out, as it cannot move very well out of water. Letting it sit on your head or in your bag is ideal, although in dryer climates getting a wheeled tank is recommended. Dewpider and araquanid can also help a lot, and get along well with anorith. Finally, something many novice trainers don't know is that anorith's mouth is on its underside, not the front. If hand-feeding, let your anorith hold the food in its claws so it can move the food into its mouth. Let me know if I missed anything or you have any questions!

[@mattthehat8023]

The professors should DEFINITELY up the age of when you can own a Pokémon

[@loturzelrestaurant]

If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much. Right?

[@mr.sandman7339]

What do you mean we shouldn't send you and your newly hatched turtle out into the wilderness when you're 10 years old?

[@addisonfaris4756]

I meaaaaan you aren’t wrong but it is good for them to start younger so they can become better

[@loturzelrestaurant]

@@addisonfaris4756 ...Means, you want them to experiment around more? Dude, we had Gamefreak experiment around with the Franchise without bringing results for years now. They havent even mastered 3D yet.

[@loturzelrestaurant]

@@addisonfaris4756 Oh, wait, you meant something else. Sorry, my comment made no sense. Misunderstanding! My fault! I leave now, in shame!

[@matthewroberts198]

Shooooooot. Imagine if we had to do all of this in the games😱. They kind of have the whole camping thing now. Could take it a step further and have your Pokemon disobey you if their happiness isn't up and/or haven't been fed in awhile

[@sonario6489]

That would be amazing! It would be a great way to force people to take care of their pokemon if they want to battle well. Right now, cooking for your pokemon and taking care of them is only optional.... and I just have this feeling most of the community doesn't use it. (Especially the competitive community)

[@pikazacian242]

If you can’t give a Litten too much affection, then why does mine love constant pets and high-fives after every battle? He loves affection!

[@awesomeperson3342]

Wow, my Litten is the exact opposite! She tries to attack me every time I get even close to her, even if I’m trying to help her!

[@awesomeperson3342]

I probably shouldn’t have let her learn hone claws

[@pikazacian242]

@@awesomeperson3342 Probably not, did you evolve her or are you working on it? Mine just didn't evolve he's level 100 now

[@Xx_Oleander_xX]

Real cats can get overstimulated, so sometimes your fluffy friend will go from playful to annoyed seemingly on a whim. Petting and Playing with your cat is heathy so long as you pay attention to them and know when to stop :)

[@pikazacian242]

@@Xx_Oleander_xX I don't have a real cat

[@aisadal2521]

Ooh, what a nice surprise to see Bird Keeper Toby!

[@pablothewartortle3143]

The amount of times my trainer tried to trim my fur is too much. I’ll show him this video

[@zan1971]

Turtles or Wartortles don't have fur

[@pablothewartortle3143]

@@zan1971 *B R U H*

[@Oshawott4096]

@@zan1971 He is the Wartorle. He’s the expert here.

[@MisterMuffinut]

his ears are hairy

[@pablothewartortle3143]

@@MisterMuffinut don’t forget about my *BEAUTIFUL TAIL*

[@glaciveestudios6170]

What has the Pokémon community come to... I love how people treat the franchise as a part of their life

[@truegreen7]

Come to? It’s always been like this...

[@blazingblaze250]

*NO THIS ROWLET IS MY BABY MY LOVE IS ALL AROUND IT.*

[@loturzelrestaurant]

@@truegreen7 If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much. Right?

[@loturzelrestaurant]

@@truegreen7 If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much. Right?

[@loturzelrestaurant]

@@truegreen7 If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much. Right?

[@hidansektas]

Clicked so fast 🥰🥰 i own a german shepherd so i think id be good with taking care of pokemon This is the most precious video. Makes pokemon feel so real

[@tdkofsteel]

My respect for Ron has increased soo much after I saw the title of this video

[@jaximus1366]

This is why so many trainers only have one or two Pokemon, it's a lot of work taking care of these creatures

[@ekanshgoel6602]

How to Train your Pokémon the movie

[@No_name7474]

In what sense

[@THE_Mirage]

The good sense

[@TulioKip]

Here's one: always keep Necrozma out in the open, more specifically outside. Don't keep it in the dark as it won't have a way to lessen the pain it's suffering. Fusing it with Solgaleo or Lunala is usually enough to make sure it has a constant light source for it to be okay in dark places, but an even better idea would be to transform it into its Ultra Burst form as it's that form in which the pain goes away.

[@matthewroberts198]

Probably owning an Ampharos will help as a light source

[@harrynoone7013]

Me who hasn't played Pokémon in a while: oh oh no no no

[@iiKeis12]

U should

[@bidoof367]

you have to do all this in the modern pokemon games can confirm

[@harrynoone7013]

@@iiKeis12 Don't worry I went back and checked on them

[@KarutoZoaldyeck]

HOW COULD THEY ALL DIE?! REALLY A SHAME

[@harrynoone7013]

Everyone I went and checked multiple times their gud

[@L-and-P]

Now I realize why only extremely powerful trainers have teams of 6. It’s incredibly difficult to take care of varied teams, and since being a stronger trainer means you win more, thus getting you more money, you can expend more to look after your Pokémon.

[@flaaffyentertainment1108]

When you take care of your Pokémon so well, you’ve automatically became a parent.

[@rangertalksdogsgames]

As a dog groomer IRL I have to say this: Remember to brush your Frufrou and clip your Wooloo so it doesn't get matted!

[@WarmLillie]

Lillie goes to Kyurem and holds the white stone and DNA splice “This will warm you right up.”

[@robertlupa8273]

I mean, it will certainly feel better, as it will be more full.

[@boshwa20]

Despite the flaws of the recent games, I'm glad the new games have built on the taking care part of pokemon training. Hell, the camp feature of Sword and Shield is straight out of the anime

[@sonario6489]

Same. Honestly, when I did play Pokemon Shield, I'd spend more time with my team in pokemon camp than I did battling.

[@TheSlackerNamedJack]

As someone who makes comics this is the type of video I definitely want to see more of.

[@OpalFedora92]

I'm surprised Bede was never killed by his hatreme with his attitude. I'm sure he didn't have the emotional qualifications to have that pokemon.

[@WarmLillie]

*Lillie gives a Pokebean and macaroon to her Pokémon* I love taking care of my Pokémon.

[@shash8048]

My God how has this video not crossed 100k already!? People, pull yourselves out of the showdown salt, and come watch this. This is the very essence of pokemon.

[@JustAKnight]

I had just recently joked to my friend about taking care of my Pokémon from Pokémon Go in my current living situation: a college dorm. I think it would be a pretty challenging and fun experience.

[@anasmumin2405]

Wow this seems like a BIG responsibility 😅 Imagine if they added these things in the actual game. Would be interesting

[@d_dak1155]

I was today years old when I noticed Lotad has 6 legs, thought he was a quadruped this whole time, don’t know how I missed this detail

[@narxmagee727]

I like this. Treating Pokemon with love and care like friends or pets. Always makes me feel good. Now I want to open a day-care where I just take care of Pokemon.

[@aisadal2521]

I always did wonder how you would properly take care of Pokemon

[@BastiatC]

I always assumed they were taken care of in the pokeballs

[@loturzelrestaurant]

If SNAP wants to be a real success and not just a fake-success, we need such stuff told about in this video to be considered much. Right?

[@jaestorm102]

Me who always maxes all Pokémon’s hearts: 😆

[@narxmagee727]

So do I. Unless I don't want the happiness effects, I cuddle my buddies however much they need.

[@ethnictendo]

That's always tough for me to do in gen 6, but in gen 7, it's a cinch, and I thoroughly enjoy doing it!

[@The0possumKing]

Same

[@pikathemimikyu6655]

Me too. My favourite part of the game is petting and feeding them. I usually have my starter full heart before they evolve 🤣

[@idosomethingiguess3680]

I don't even need to play with them.They have max happiness by the 5th gym.

[@50shadesofgeek41]

As someone who recently lost his pet I understand how important taking care of your Pokémon is

[@DReivenn55]

This is why I like Abra it's just like a really smart sleepy bipedal cat. I know and love cats very well.

[@modelomegatyler]

palossand: **[has an ability that boosts it's defence if hit by a water move]** also palossand: water am scary.

[@the13throse]

A couple more: Banette's ghostly energy escapes if its zipper opens, which could result in injury to others or even the "death" of the Pokemon itself if the energy animating it doesn't return. Haunter's saliva contains a powerful paralytic, so here's hoping they don't show affection by licking the way a lot of real animals do! Scizor is super vulnerable to heat, having a 4x weakness to fire because of its typing. It regulates its body temperature by beating its wings, so trainers should monitor their Scizor's condition closely by watching their wings. If it's beating them really fast, it's probably starting to overheat, so the trainer should return it to its Pokeball and/or move it somewhere colder. (Loved this video by the way!)

[@Randomdudefromtheinternet]

I would like a Pokemon game about taking care of them (like a ranch, a daycare or a lab), and you'll have to make accomodations for each individual species.

[@SamRegan610]

This is the kind of wholesome content I come to KZbin for

[@righthook9000]

I love this video it makes pokemon look more like living organisms not mathematical equations that attacks

[@shinyvictory1272]

Make sure if you have a gardevoir, don't let it hurt other people if they insult you

[@OniBoiXD]

I always thought it made sense for people to have one or two types in a team mostly because how difficult it would be to train and take care of

[@groudon3524]

I am now feeling that taking proper care of Pokemons is much more challenging and fun than battling.

[@LITTLE1994]

I already know this stuff since back in the original days of Pokémon so this is no surprise to me. It's no different than taking care of an actual pet like a cat or dog.

[@leahcarson1822]

This is the kind of Pokémon content I’m here for

[@squidyparty]

low-key thought they were just gunna read out a wikihow article lol

[@Wessield]

Ron your audio and after effects skills are great, love how full your voice work sounds.

[@kevintrickster4098]

We’re gonna need this video most if Pokémon randomly start to exist in the real world

[@QuiG0nJimm]

Great video TrueGreen7!! Love this collab with BirdKeeperToby. Watched both videos and this is exactly why I follow the both of you. Keep up the great work in 2021

[@Seq15]

This is why I love you truegreen7. You make videos about pokemon that nobody talks about

[@hidansektas]

And its soooo wholesome

[@pinkprincess6136]

That's lot of responsibility to take care of a Pokemon.

[@sharksuperiority9736]

“Manaphy are eighty percent water, so be careful” We’re also eighty percent water

[@cecillewolters1995]

Don't worry guys, my Psyduck is on a heavy Ibuprofen diet. The headaches have calmed down a bit, but we are still searching for natural cures such as a Shellder implant on its head. A frien of mine said it did wonders for his Slowpoke :)

[@jadejacobs2221]

I absolutely love this and everything about this. I did an entire rant about my own headcanons/suggestions/ideas about this concept on Bird Keeper Toby's video, so all I'm going to say here is that I love the way you meshed everymon together, making sure they segued into other Pokemon that would be helpful in a situation where one needs care. Like Heatmor's flame heating up Sandile with its fire. I love that!! I like the idea of Pokemon Trainers having Pokemon that they use simply for helping around the house or taking care of themselves/other Pokemon/other people. I think about things like this a lot. What Pokemon work well together? Which ones don't? Do I need to have this trainer live somewhere outdoorsy or will that hurt their Pokemon? And other things.

[@bastionsea2829]

I'm amused by this video, probably find some way to reference it in my story, as most of it is slice-of-life elements

[@julianthemeta-roar]

Really Awesome Job With The Segways Into New Pokémon You Two, And I Really Enjoyed The Video, It’s Aspects Like These Which Make Me Like Watching The Anime Or Reading The Manga And I’m Happy To See The POKÉTUBERS Make One Of These For Once, Once Again Awesome Job Guys. =] And Now I Know That My Torracat Was *VERY HAPPY* , I Needed To Use A Brush On Him After Battles More Times Then I Can Count.

[@prat5532]

Thank you for making these videos this make our day

[@npcmcishark7379]

18 views 39 likes... Ron has officially achieved 200% likes

[@Beegirl12345]

My hugs are more dangerous than a bewear’s

[@adriantorres4805]

Yesss another True green 7 videoooo

[@Starchie28]

I smiled when I heard Toby come in, him and Ron are my favourite combo :)

[@ch33sesecake58]

Here’s one you didn’t mention: Pichus can’t control their electricity, and often accidentally release it.

[@gamergee4560]

"Bounsweet has no way of warding of predetors" Pokemon Anime: I'D BEG TO DIFFER!

[@rainbowalex12akanhatduyvu95]

I don't know if anime could be a reliable source each time I wanted to look on how to do things in Pokemon

[@danilopantelic2882]

Btw you want psyduck to have an headache so it can use its psychic moves that is shown in the anime

[@treeves7]

Man Ive been watching you for years glad to see your still making awesome videos 😁

[@saricubra2867]

If Lucario exists in real life, i feel sorry for the people that tried a hug...

[@MunchyMakesStuff]

Please provide reptile like pokemon with a room with what is called a gradient heat. Meaning, on one side it's normal room temperature, and on the other side is heating lights/heaters/heating pads (under things PLEASE. Do NOT leave just heating pads around. Put them under stones and such), with adequate space between them that the transition is not sudden. The entrance to the room is best on the room temperature side. Water should be kept on the cooler side, and food kept in whichever side they prefer eating on. You'll be able to figure that out because most will simply...move the food to that side or area. Despite what many seem to believe, just going from hot to cold is very bad for reptiles. Also, avoid direct heating implements like heating stones or uncovered heating pads. These can cause serious burns if they should short. Shedding pokemon, including reptiles, will also do well to have a "humid box", a mostly enclosed space they can fit into that you keep sprayed down with water daily. This will help them with shedding as well as keep their semi-exposed eyes moistened. (Herps are some of my favorite animals in real life. Tending to them is something I quite enjoy)

[@thedislikebutton3425]

Excellent video Ron!

[@gylfie24linole]

5:35 What I’m getting from this is that my gaydar was correct when I described Lilligant to my friend as “a graceful lesbian”

[@narxmagee727]

Oh my Arceus, that's adorable.

[@gylfie24linole]

@@narxmagee727 She looks like one!!! And that’s kind of my type, there’s a reason I had the biggest crush on Arwen as a kid xD

[@zan1971]

If pokemon would be in real life, Covid would be a swarm of Deoxys

[@mudkipqueen920]

gothita is me, staring at e v e r y t h i n g and getting distracted constantly

[@monkeyking2003]

Oh... the best video Iv'e seen for a long time. Thank you ron 😊

[@kingslayer4808]

This video is also an example why Trainers need to have enough money to even start a journey and become a full fledged trainer irl. I think the sponsorships in Galar are a really good financial system for trainers as Pokémon battles are in it's essence, Sports & Entertainment. Wish they implement sponsorships more in later gens.

[@AhmedHussain-ju6xd]

Cool,Nice to see Birdkeepertoby here. You two seem nice friends 😁

[@bfdirockythelugiastan]

If Pokemon existed in real life I'd be in a weird situation where I'd really want one but would probably never get one due to being worried about being a bad caretaker Not saying I would be a bad caretaker but I'd still be worried about it

[@rusluck6620]

15:12 who wants a fast torkoal i want mine slow so its well under trick room

[@spider6444]

Man I would like to care for a snivy myself. So thx for the advice

[@frankbingham53]

These videos are interestingly informative.

[@damianmartelly938]

*me realizing I haven't checked on my pokemon in Pokemon Ultra Sun for almost 2 years now...

[@gaymerknight3726]

Love this kind of in world style videos great jobs guys