The Man Who Married a Pokémon (Canon)

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[@RedSet_Diancie]

This story also implies that Mani, the woman who tasked us with the quest is a descendant of that man, making her part of a half-pokémon blood lineage

[@Ditto.007]

Damn never realised that.

[@GatorEX]

Poképeople

[@notyours807]

Could he have remarried?

[@CrimsonAkato]

@@GatorEX so what happens if we throw a pokeball to a pokeperson

[@boxmanco.6199]

he did it. he actually fcked the frosslass. excuse the mention of this but it’s just weird to me-

[@joshuawilliams4741]

>Barges into any discussion >Kills your friend right in front of you >Marries you several years later >Waits for you to bring up the murder >Leaves Based Yuki Ona

[@oliviahughes3158]

There's also a woman in the Sun and Moon demo who openly admitted to having a Machamp for a boyfriend.

[@raphezar2049]

Can't blame her, dude's got muscles fourfold.

[@flashgordon2732]

Lmao 😂

[@kainthedragoon8081]

A very popular thing in Kanto are Machamp cafes...however the Machamps can get uncomfortable if you try touching them

[@nerdycookiebunny856]

@@kainthedragoon8081 Bianca: *heavy muscle loving breathing*

[@A.S._Trunks]

@@nerdycookiebunny856 Bianca 100% fucked a Pokemon.

[@lumiosepost]

Was the wife a Froslass who left after the man broke his promise? Or just offended because her husband told her she looked like a monster? The world may never know…

[@Oceane1803]

Well according to the legend of the Yuki-Onna, the Yuki-Onna spared the man because she found him attractive, but told him to never speak of her, or she would kill him as well (she killed the man's master, remember ?) As Gator said, years have past and the man now has a wife. When he decides to tell her about this story, she reveals to be the Yuki-Onna. She doesn't kill him because they have children, but she still leaves him. So the reason why Froslass left the man in Legends Arceus is likely the same.

[@moccalou]

@@Oceane1803 Reminds me of one of the stories from the anthology movie Tales From The Darkside.

[@Oceane1803]

@@moccalou I don't know this movie, what's it about ?

[@moccalou]

@@Oceane1803 It's an anthology movie and has three separate stories in it. One is about a mummy, and another about a cat. But the third one is about a guy who witnesses a gargoyle type monster murder someone in an alley. The monster spares him when he promises to never talk about what he's seen ever. He later goes on to marry a woman and have children, and finally talks about it to his wife. She ends up transforming into the monster he saw and kills him.

[@Oceane1803]

@@moccalou That does sound similar to the Yuki-Onna. I dunno if that's an inspiration or if it's a coincidence though. If it's a japanese movie, then it's definitly inspiration, but if it's from somewhere else, I really can't tell.

[@summus9215]

Fun fact: In the original DP in Canalive town, it’s library to be precise, is stated in Japanese that man and Pokémon actually married back then. This of course led to the other countries, unfortunately, to censor that in some way, but the fact that Legends, after 15 years from the original, made it canon worldwide means a win for the original writers of the 4 gen. Legends is truly, after BW 1/2 and even SV (only the story though in that regard), the first title after many years that truly wanted to be something new, mature and fresh and boy i’m happy to see people actually being satisfied with this product. Another Gen 5 unjustified rage against this title could have been the worst thing to ever happen, luckilly the internet and the people changed and welcomed this title with love and hope for the future of a franchise that struggles to show its fullest of potentials.

[@stooglesgoogles7246]

It annoys me when people say the older is better just because it’s older or that the new is trash just because it’s new

[@summus9215]

@@stooglesgoogles7246 context is what matters. For example XY is an old title that has a lot of good highs, but the bad things outdone the good ones. Just because is a pointless answer

[@alwaysangry2232]

@@stooglesgoogles7246 deal with it, pokemon quality has gone downhill, many great franchises have gone the same route

[@PanzerIVAE]

>unfortunately Ok Pokemon shagger

[@summus9215]

@@alwaysangry2232 I’m already dealing with it since i too whitnessed it’s downfall. Getting used to it, unfortunately

[@Lucky-Nick123]

Legends of Arceus is full of mysteries and secrets with dark answers. This story is actually one of my favourite. In this story though is that Yukiona after finding her husband told about her she didn't only disappear but also took his children together with her

[@zigazav1]

I like that Legends Arceus did away with the assumptions that Pokemon players outside Japan are all children who cannot handle the concept of death and killing. Legends Arceus made zero effort to coverup that Pokemon can kill people (as seen where Pokemon in Hisui can attack the Trainer themself and even reduce their own HP to 0, as signified by the typical FPS game-style health indicator where the more "graphic" the screen has been altered from you taking damage, the less HP you yourself have. Not the sole concept of death not being covered up in censorship outside Japan in that game either), and Scarlet and Violet does not have any attempts (from what I remember) to hide blatantly talking about the concept of death. More recent-ish Pokemon games before Legends Arceus, did have the concept of of death censored out. Sun and Moon's Pokedex entries I believe hid concepts of death in them, most doing a pretty poor job of hiding it through merely implying, but they attempted to do so

[@Lucky-Nick123]

@@zigazav1 true and these kind of concepts and stories makes the game more interesting and also makes your feel touched to the characters, for example Harvey

[@Neku628]

It's quite sad that in a lot of folktales where the man falls for a woman that isn't really human and either doesn't know that his wife isn't human or just flat out tricks her into bearing his kids; the wife leaves the kids behind with the man after regaining her freedom or revealing her true self to him. But, she does swear that she'll kill him if he even hurts their kids.

[@MJ-sy2en]

"I got it all on my capture card" and "never tell your wife she looks like someone else." Got me.

[@douglas2604]

I feel like the reason there's psychic humans in the pokemon world is because psy type pokemons are usually humanoids. It explains so many type of trainers too like mountainclimbers who are all just naturally good at climbing, or like fighters who are waaaay stronger that our real life fighter and they can use fighting CT etc etc

[@--Cat--]

I've had that theory for a long time too. And it's not a massive leap in logic. Humans are pokemon, they evolved from mew and the like. It's even very likely that humans lay eggs in the pokemon universe. As pokemon, humans are in an egg group, that being the human like egg group. Any pokemon in the same egg group can reproduce and create offspring. That offspring is the same species as the mother.

[@periwinkle6676]

ghost types can create illusions/turn into humanoids too, so that might explain the hex trainers.

[@HunterStiles651]

@@--Cat-- >It's even very likely that humans lay eggs in the Pokemon universe Aw sweet. Man-made horrors beyond my comprehension.

[@--Cat--]

@@HunterStiles651 well biology is completely different in the pokemon universe than in ours. Literally every other pokemon lays eggs, and humans are pokemon that's a stated in lore fact. So why would they be the *only* pokemon that give life birth it doesn't track lol. I posted this in another thread in this comment section: Pokemon is one of those series that becomes more twisted and damn near dystopian if you think about it for more than like an hour. An example is how there are numerous sapient pokemon, and how all those pokemon can be basically brainwashed using a PokeBall.

[@HunterStiles651]

@@--Cat-- I'm not arguing with the idea that humans lay eggs in Pokemon. That seems like it would be pretty self-evident if you think about it for more than two seconds. I'm just making a joke about how cursed it is.

[@ugn154]

You know, I'd believe Froslass' dex entry a whole lot more if it were it's own pokemon and not evolve from Snorunt.

[@ZombossLordOfDoom]

That applies to a lot of ghost types

[@HunterStiles651]

Pokedex entries have always been of dubious canonicity. It's best not to put too much stock in them.

[@demonic_myst4503]

I think uts iver way around the evelution is dubius cannonicly and is just a mechanic first while the dex is more talking about indevidual species. On a lore perspective many games do this mechanics contradict lore its put down to mechanics being for gameplay sake.

[@thedoglovinggamer5825]

Yeah and the fact that they also have working reproductive systems.

[@MsMoonDragoon]

Evolution is hard written into the lore take your meds

[@PokemonBigSad]

If that Froslass in BDSP is the same as the one in PLA, I wonder if it gives you the Spell Tag as a gift because it remembers you. Since the PLA protag is just the BDSP protag after their adventure.

[@Paradoxe_0]

I’m pretty sure the PLA protag is not the same guy as the BDSP protag

[@ashuea2]

You play bdsp? Eww

[@snek1576]

​@@Paradoxe_0 it is, arceus sends you back in time

[@lssjgaming1599]

@@snek1576 they canoncially have different names tho so they can't be the same characters

[@stellaleicht4035]

@@snek1576 just because you get sent back in time doesnt mean its the same person

[@booleah6357]

In the anime there is a Ninetales that tries to get with Brock. I think pokemon getting with humans is probably pretty common in the lore.

[@StarzyKK]

Once again the theory of: "The humans of the pokemon world are (probably normal type) pokemon themselves, but don't consider themselves pokemon. (Kind of like how most of humanity doesn't consider themselves to be animals, or to have "ascended past that title") With this in mind, they can and have been proven to form relationships (yes romantic ones) with pokemon, and can create either pokemon, or human eggs/babies together." is given more evidence... Why they don't do that in the modern era is unknown, but it might have something to do with how pokemon society's focus has shifted from living and surviving with pokemon in harmony, to encouraging the youths to go on rite of passage adventures as trainers, possibly to become champion or just to complete their dexes. Who can say?

[@Oceane1803]

YES I think the same ^^ Thank you ^^ A lot of people don't believe me when I say that, but since nobody ever saw a Pokemon lay an Egg and that Arceus creates the Eggs (as seen in the Sinjoh Ruins event), it's likely him who sends the Eggs to the two lovers, on the condition that they're in the same Egg Group and that they love each other enough. Though I think that, unlike in the games and as an Almighty God, Arceus would also send Eggs to Gay and Lesbian couples.

[@StarzyKK]

@@Oceane1803 Yep no prob! You get it 😌 Personally my theory on the eggs is that the pokemon world has a lot of different energies. Primal, mega, dyna, etc. My hc is that the energies of the two pokemon who are mating interact and combine if they're compatible, and that forms an egg. That'd explain why no one sees the pokemon doing anything, because they aren't! Not consciously anyway lol. (And heck yeah Arceus wouldn't discriminate! Eggs for all LGBT peeps and mons! 🏳️‍🌈)

[@Oceane1803]

@@StarzyKK Well after Cynthia saw Arceus create the Egg, she wonders of it has anything to do with the mystery of how Eggs are made. I think that Game Freak made her say this on purpose, so that we know that this is where we need to look. And I think that all the energies, primal, mega, dyna and all that are actually all the same. Well they all are different energies, but they all have one origin. Pokemon Life Force. Mega Evolution comes from A.Z. draining Pokemon Life Force with his Ultimate Weapon. Z Crystals originate from Necrozma's body that got destroyed after the Ultra Commando drained too much of its energy and they're imbued with its Life Force. Dynamax works because of two things. 1.Wishing Stars that are parts of Eternatus' body that got partially destroyed after two brothers defeated it and that are imbued in its Life Force like with Necrozma. 2. The energy under the stadiums, which is obtained by draining Eternatus' energy, and that's the reason why the Wishing Stars react to it. We don't know everything about the origin of the Terastal phenomenon, but I'm 100% sure it's also tied to Pokemon Life Force. We'll have more info in the DLC I'm sure. But I don't use mechanics anymore, because the reason why they all exist isbecause humans made Pokemon suffer from their own gain. Oh and speaking of stuff I don't use anymore, do you know about all the dark lore behind Poke Balls ? (I can tell you if you don't)

[@rrrr-im9oz]

The developers have stated in interviews that humans aren’t pokémon, also that pokemon and humans dont have the same relationship we humans we have with animals (in that we are related), that’s why humans don’t use pokemon moves or can be catched in pokeballs (at least in the games, other media can be a more whacky since it isn’t made by gamefreak) A lot of people bring up psychic humans in the pokémon world but we don’t know if their psychic powers are from the same source as pokémon, magical humans in the pokémon world do exist like the immortal AZ and such

[@Oceane1803]

@@rrrr-im9oz Okay so first, source please ? Second, A.Z. is immortal because of his exposition to the Ultimate Weapon, which is powered by Pokemon Life Force, so basically he has so much Life Energy in his body that he's immortal. And this cements the idea that Pokemon Life Force is the same as Human Life Force since A.Z.'s exposition to the Ultimate Weapon just gave him more Life Force, even though it was powered by Pokemon Life Force only. So if Humans and Pokemon have the same kind of energy running in their bodies, what makes them so different ? And some elements, like the infamous book in the Canalave library, tends to show that Game Freak do show that Humans and Pokemon are closer than they seem.

[@aaronlefebre5060]

I like the implication that not only is the PLA protag Dawn/Lucas after they've completed their DPPt/BDSP journey, but that they're the originator of their own bloodline that's passed through the ages of Hisui/Sinnoh to produce the end result of Dawn/Lucas again. A closed time and blood line loop, created by God (Arceus). This Froslass gets to witness it from the outside, and essentially sees the same person twice in two different time periods, in two separate times of their lives. I'll bet that Froslass had the trippiest time trying to reconcile what she sees and knows of humans with how this one kid existed in two different times hundreds of years apart.

[@fierceditiesnaruto]

I love stories like this, it gives the games/shows/world a feeling of maturity and wonder. If only the could do more of these.

[@N3RD-13]

Pokemon human marriage is such an interesting concept to me because in the Library text it's say's Pokemon were originally seen as human and some Pokemon are definitely more human like in form or intelligence While legends Arceus shows us some Pokemon even actively seek relationships with humans like froslas

[@ivanbluecool]

Honestly it's a funny reference to yokai myth of yuki onna charming wanderings men. Just strange in Pokemon though if it wasn't constantly referenced people married pokemon

[@Neku628]

At one point in time, humans and Pokemon used to be one in the same, at least that's what I recall from that library in Diamond and Pearl where you battle the Rock Type Gym Leader of that game's dad.

[@Ditto.007]

Anyone else thought GatorEx had the bad case of the hiccups when reading the passage before realising parts of the sentences were cut from the journal😅

[@SobbleWobble13]

I thought KZbin was lagging

[@katrinachavali416]

The ancient furry

[@Ditto.007]

🤨

[@bluekirby_64]

More like snowy

[@jamesblake5215]

More like The ancient necrophile

[@minicle426]

Ghosty

[@piranhalettuce]

The ancient pokephile

[@FTChomp9980]

Gen 4 the canon text of a man and a Pokemon marrying each other in Pokemon Legends Arceus its more obvious seriously why.

[@Ditto.007]

The people making Sinnoh/Hisui were just really into this whole pokemon/human marrying shtick huh?

[@FTChomp9980]

@Ditto Sinnoh was the region that got me into Pokemon and knowing that Sinnoh/Hisui has such werid lore is odd especially marrying Pokemon.

[@Ditto.007]

@@FTChomp9980 Ngl i admire the history of Sinnoh, its deep lore and pretty much being the origin of Earth (as Mt Coronet rose and from there the land was formed) is quite interesting

[@GatorEX]

They doubled down

[@VictorbrineSC]

I'm not well versed in Japanese folklore but maybe there is a Japanese or maybe even Ainu trope of some human/animal relationship taking place in some myths or stories?

[@Nullmeo]

Now it makes sense why Joker caught Lopunny. He’s actually an old Sinnoh citizen from thousands of years ago.

[@GamingMasterAnthony]

“No, you’re not him” Also on a semi related note, looks like the books in the canalave library where s man slept with a woman in the past wasn’t about gardevoir, but about frosslass

[@mariokarter13]

Could also be a reference to Tsuru no Ongaeshi, or The Crane Wife. A popular story in Japanese folklore about a man that saves a crane, who returns the favor by becoming his wife. When he learns the truth she flies away.

[@yeetuszilla1663]

I'm pretty sure in one of the main series games there's an interaction with a bookshelf that mentions how people used to marry pokemon. so this makes all the sense

[@vzmo]

It's canon that Falkner's ancestor married a frosslass

[@windstar120025]

Heck I'm sure the reason there isn't more mixed species pairings in the pokemon universe lore is like due to humanity developing Abit of a supremacy complex after finding out they can capture them all in balls...

[@martso9288]

Wanda: -So, you married your car? Cosmo: -Yep, and now my kids get 17 miles to the gallon.

[@cloudharmonia8199]

I mean, there's a girl in US/UM who's dating a machamp. And then there's N, who was born from a Pokémon (most likely a gardevoir, due to the high empathy and psychic powers)

[@jeanduresau]

He wasn't born from a Pokémon, and the game already explains why he has those empathic abilities with Pokémon, N is the descendant of the ancient king of Unova, who's described as a benevolent monarch with incredible abilities, including the ability to understand and bond with all living beings, and the notes describing this king explains that if he have descendants, there's a huge probability that one of them would gain his abilities, which was N, Ghetsis is also apparently descendant of that king

[@Voxet1]

Im 90 percent sure that n's pomemin guardian was the entire forest, and if theri was to be one it would probobly be a zoruark, asit seems to be his main pokemon thats assosiated with him the most besides zekrom and reshram and his hair is similar to his

[@Ditto.007]

Gardevoir simps: *Who hath summoned me?*

[@djdegracia02]

I love the editing you did when you read the journal! Really adds to the effect of it being cut off, smeared or faded by time

[@teslagasoline5629]

For real. It was so interesting that way

[@FizzyEEEEE]

"There's no laws against the Pokémon Batman"

[@Absbor]

i think having a frosslass as a wife is better than having a mightyena as a wife. (pokémon colooseum)

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

Well the Mightyena was a boyfriend in that case. XD I mean a lot of people would take certain mons as partners I bet… Gard, Lopunny, Lucario, Braixen, Delphox, Zoroark, Cinderace. The canine mons are also admittedly rather popular.

[@Absbor]

@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist what? i can't wrap my head around? "well the mightyena was a boyfriend in this case" wdym?? In relation to my comment? you mean the old man standing next to his mightyena calling her his wife? was this some Japanese subtitle i didn't understand which went through so many translations too??

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

@@Absbor Oh? Well in Colosseum there was a girl saying she had a Mightyena as a boyfriend as well.

[@Absbor]

@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist that too?! there were too many ppl with mightyenas as their partners!!

[@TreyC68]

Well it was confirmed (in Japan not the USA) in Diamond and Pearl that Pokémon and humans used to marry. They censored this in the American release for obvious reasons of bestiality

[@zigazav1]

Well, it moreso was a risk of being misunderstood as beastiality, as in the same book, it talks about how Pokemon and humans were indistiguishable from each other, a time where Pokemon and humans were more or less the same race, or compatible from a genetic standpoint. Marrying Pokemon in today's era? Totally beastiality. Marrying Pokemon back then in the ancient past? Perfectly acceptable. That got censored out in regions outside Japan, incase people don't understand how evolution works from a scientific definition of that. And assume it's beastiality back then

[@TreyC68]

@@zigazav1 Oh

[@stevelucky7579]

As the joker once said “there are no laws against the pokemon batman!”

[@TheMenaceHimself2006]

"I FUCKED THE LOPUNNY BATMAN!"

[@seasonembrace3624]

Batman : Deep gravely wailing 😭

[@MarlowPreston]

4:59 Candice says: "SURPRISE!!" "NOW YOU HAVE TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!"

[@piranhalettuce]

[insert candice joke here]

[@asitallfallsdown5914]

Only just started Arceus the other week. Still in the middle of doing all the Wisp hunts (ALL Requests) before talking to the Commander. Loved this little moment with the Frostlass so much. I wish there were more moments like it throughout the game. I really hope we see another LEGENDS title, I'd love to see one taking place with the Kanto-Johto linked region. We also need a DLC letting us do more with the time machine to justify Hisuian pokemon in Scarlet-Violet. I love Hisuian Typhlosion. Arceus is an incredible foundation to make some improvements and build on for another game. It just feels a little incomplete currently, like they built the Beta but didn't fully round it out, but I greatly enjoy how much more it feels like a "real game" compared to the mainline titles. Jus so much more to do, it feels more meaningful to play.

[@raphezar2049]

Being able to get Hisuian regionals would be cool. But I'll still prefer the (former) alpha Typhlosion you can get in PLA.

[@zikaabdyldaeva2547]

Few days ago, i randomly thought about the human+pokemon concept, literally out of nothing. And i thought, that this kind of things are kinda creepy so fandom will never discuss it. But now i'm here. 💀

[@lilshokan]

I too theorized that the woman who gives you the spell tag might be the same frosslass. I also thought that maybe she froze the man over and kept him hidden somewhere (I swear one of the dex metion they do that to people)

[@nickalex4235]

When you realize that humans with weird hair colors prob are descended from Pokemon and that Pokemon and Humans prob produces human or Pokemon full but 50/50 This is prob also where weird hair colors come from

[@patriciaroysdon9540]

Nowadays, most weird hair colors come from an applicator bottle! 😁

[@theFOODslayer]

Well, at least there's no instances of Pokemon to human marriage in the modern day, right? *_RIGHT???_*

[@sebastianalvaradocolon5983]

Not likely, our society is built too stupid

[@alexanderdahms4001]

Not in game but in a book in a game

[@theFOODslayer]

@@alexanderdahms4001 yea i know that book, the Sinnoh folk story, *i hate it*

[@Dana_Brain]

No, but beauty trianers flirt heavily with Machamp in Sun/Moon

[@ismailkeskinklc5300]

I don't find it weird since humans in pokémon are also pokémon.

[@mysteriousmog51]

I love Froslass I would like to know more about it though. It is my second favourite Pokémon...

[@Oceane1803]

Don't you think that this is already quite a lot of information on this Pokemon ? ^^'

[@mysteriousmog51]

@@Oceane1803 well most Pokémon have like 6 or 7 episodes in the anime unless they are a protagonists Pokémon in which case they appear in a billion episodes. But froslass only appears in 1...

[@Oceane1803]

@@mysteriousmog51 Uuh yeah but you know that the anime isn't the only place where you can find information on Pokemon, right ? The games are where you should look for information in the first place, since that's where the pieces of undeniable canon are. And this whole video was canon Froslass lore, isn't it good enough ? I think it was pretty cool. And it must be a new cool story to you if you've never knew about the japanese legends around the Yuki-Onna. Which, sorry if I'm just assuming, wouldn't surprise me considering you don't seem to look for information very thoroughly.

[@mysteriousmog51]

@@Oceane1803 you didn't have to write an entire paragraph that I am to lazy to read also I know the anime isn't the only thing but it tells the viewer a lot of lore about the Pokémon. As well as the pokedex

[@Oceane1803]

@@mysteriousmog51 Yeah well I like writing long paragraphs, I won't apologize jist because that's not your thing. And there are other ways to know more about Pokemon, like these kinds of side-quests or simply their inspirations. And since Froslass is obviously inspired by the Yuki-Onna, combined with what the Pokedex says, it's pretty obvious to know what she does and what she's like.

[@fandenovelas777]

Oh man that Froslass is completely evil, but its evilness is so underrated, is not like Malamar levels but man taking hostages only to get what she want isn't something that someone would do in these cases.

[@windstar120025]

*Looks at human history* hmmm

[@namity]

i like that you used the silhouette of the yugioh monster "yuki-onna, the ice mayakashi"

[@drack1229]

That part of the fandom is gonna have field trip with this

[@TangyNav]

So if it’s proven that Froslass can turn into people, that brings Zoroark into question. And more specifically, N. If it’s possible for Froslass to live the life of a normal woman, it’s totally possibly N is a Zoroark who wanted to live a human life. Though, that’s simply speculatory

[@legosam2067]

I’m glad you said Arceus the right way.

[@mattf9627]

I used a froslass in my shining pearl. And now I can never look at froslass the same. Apparently my answer to Cynthia’s Garchomp was some kind of ancient furry 😭😭😭

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

Just use the mons you like the best? Its what I do.

[@krealyesitisbeta5642]

“Oh yeah, it’s all coming together.”

[@infectedhero1992]

Frostlass is one of my favorite Ice Types and I love the legend of the Yukii-Onna

[@nepton3921]

There's no laws against the Pokemon Batman! I can do whatever I want with it

[@Asi-Ender]

Oh alpharad, such a funni man

[@IronBahamut]

He couldn't resist the Froslussy

[@sirblue5586]

😏

[@spongefan155]

0:05 The *WHAT?* It's Been A Year?

[@eeveemaster243]

Do not catch me in the pokemon universe, otherwise I'm immediately marrying a walking flamethrower pillow

[@MsMoonDragoon]

It's entirely possible ghost types can't naturally die due to them being already dead

[@MemoriesGamer612]

Man Who Married a Pokémon? my man! XD

[@MysticMylesZ]

0:02 ah it's just like the story about the Yokai Maybe without the dad frozen to death 🤣 0:10 ah yes Yukiona

[@Hollow_purple556]

Have you read the pokedex entry for frosslass in pokemon scarlet... it's creepy

[@MontycelA]

You guys gotta remember, a lot of Pokémon are based off of yo-Kai and not animals. Frostless is a yo Kai so she’s more of a dead spirit than an animal. If it was a gardevoir or lopunny, that’s be messed up and Gamefreak should be pressed for answers, but this case isn’t beastiality.

[@PhazonOmega]

In/Spectre shout outs are both unexpected and appreciated! :D

[@lightcpkhfm2305]

well, in a book, canon, in ancient times in Sinnoh (hisui) marrying pokemon was not only legal, but normal

[@scienceteam9254]

This man is just ahead of the curve.

[@vileluca]

THERE'S NO LAWS AGAINST THE POKEMON, BATMAN

[@AtrisaUwU]

For a hot second I thought that the two Snorunt were the Frolass and the man kids.

[@resurrection7480]

0:39 ey ma bday

[@Chillboi840]

Pokémon is 1 happy 2 funny 3 cool 4 sad 5 deep Everything a good game and show needs

[@RorschachRaccoon]

C'mon guys! I swear this Incineroar was John Cena when I married it!

[@jncp5965]

*Laughs in Lakshmana Temple Khajuraho in India

[@commanderblackheart5856]

And to think this isn't even the first time, remeber the Mightyena lady from Agate Village in Colosseum?

[@MilesProwerUA]

Is it that surprising that humans and Pokemons [fudge]? I mean, if they were real, that would 100% happen in our world, too.

[@notayoutubechannel.]

Honestly if Pokémon was going to reveal people married Pokémon I assumed it was going to be Pokémon like machamp gardevoir or lopunny

[@magnusthevaliant]

They tried to curb it (somewhat) by saying that froslass was a ghost.

[@TahniZCat2]

This begs another question. do humans lay eggs in Pokemon? There are multiple journal entries of humans becoming pokemon because of death or, Even more fascinating, evolving through supernatural means (see kadabra/alakazam entries) so if ALL pokemon reproduce by giving eggs, does that means humans (since they can also become humans) also lay eggs to give birth?

[@andrewschaosson]

It was me Barry, i was the one that made cannon PokeWaifus

[@eliasstenbak5689]

It's canon that people can turn into pokemon as soon as Bill let us

[@GGPool00]

I don't consider this weird, since why not, love is love (an excuse to not feel lonely) Note: Its a different story if the mon wasn't previously human

[@Ditto.007]

"Love is love" JC - "Are you sure about that?"

[@CrimsonAkato]

love is love the feral people : * proceeds to look towards there dog * oh no

[@1stAid]

"love is love" My guy, marrying an animal is not okay

[@GGPool00]

@@1stAid technically she's a ghost

[@M3T4LL1C_X3N]

@@GGPool00 Idk if that's better or worse

[@KaitoD]

Wait, isn't it canon that in the past people actually used to get married to pokemon? like its something that's been done. Or was I lied to?

[@dotmadhack]

Interesting, no mention of that book in the port library that refers to humans and pokemon marrying.

[@Lumberjack_king]

What if the woman who sent us on the quest is part Pokémon since she obviously this man’s descendant

[@qualwinters8784]

There must be a pseudo-legendary Pokemon-human hybrid somewhere out there. Gotta catch 'em all! 🤣

[@ghostlyhousehorrors]

I may be wrong but isn't mewtwo a lab engineered combination of Mew's DNA and Human DNA so that counts as a pokemon-human hybrid legendary

[@qualwinters8784]

@@ghostlyhousehorrors You might be on to something there. 🧐

[@trollman_2345]

All i'm saying is that, in one of the pokemon colisseum games, an old grandma calls her mightyena her husband. 'nuff said.

[@rialvita7141]

Also I dunno what Stadium game, a girl npc says clearly in her text box she has her Mightyena as a boyfriend.

[@banobobot]

If the stories are true, wouldn't they start out as a Snorunt?

[@Lumberjack_king]

I personally think it’s probably weird and a little taboo in the modern Pokémon world but not unheard of oh but in the ancient Pokémon world people be banging Pokémon with no regrets

[@Frostblitz96]

There was a man in stadium who was married to a Mighteana

[@BeaglzRok1]

Yuki-Onna from In/Spectre is adorable

[@sagacious03]

Okay analysis video! Thanks for uploading!

[@Chef-Juice]

So, this means Nintendo made it canon that Pokemon and Humans actually breed together

[@BlitzChanSaysHi]

It honestly would’ve been more sus if he married something like a Lucario, Gardevoir, Vaporeon or Lopunny

[@sirussimon8711]

A wise man said THERE IS NO LAW AGAINST THE POKEMON

[@ZeroEon]

Imagina pokemon being rated M... Ghost would be more creepy also dark types. The intense and gore violence of the battles in a game for adults...

[@widchaponjearaphunt5452]

I don't know In/spector S2 is airing now, thank you

[@dr.bowgart1849]

If your too lazy to wach this whole thing I'll describe it in a few words: man meets froslass, marries years later, wife turns out to be a froslass

[@gabriellavedier9650]

Makes sense. And is appropriate. I'm guessing it happens more than they say. Pokemon is a language you can learn, probably with the influence of Infinity Energy. Solves the Harkness Test problem. And not just the bipeds would get humans, who are just a kind of Pokemon in the end. All are equal to Arceus. Though, following breeding rules, only lady Pokemon could make more Pokemon. The dudes with their lopunny and sylveon and mightyenas and braixen would have pokechildren. The ladies with machop and lucario and arcanine would just have typed human children. A mienshao dude would have human kids with fighting power, and hex maniacs come from... why do I blank on types when I need them?

[@diegodankquixote-wry3242]

So this is what they were talking about in the ancient texts about people and pokemon marriage.

[@johanstenfelt1206]

Hm, how very interesting, i wonder if this Story will be expand at any point? I also wonder if we’ll get anything else like it too?

[@raphaelsouza8234]

So everyone gonna pretend that a dude and a pokemon didn't had... 🙀

[@TaliZorah1]

So what happens to our pokemon when our characters meet there end do they get realised or passed down? 🤔

[@caucasoidape8838]

Tales from the Dark Side: The Movie, had a segment like this.

[@TazDevil50]

I had to stop this video the sound keep breaking up not sure why saying that it was bugging me

[@shinyrayquaza2729]

the scary and creepy furry

[@user-zy4rj9ue8g]

Kyokou Suiri…I see you are a man of culture