Tangentially related #Pokémon question: so battling is a major theme in the games. Do you think a trainer who didn’t catch their team in battle but instead hatched and/or tamed all of them would be considered less than other trainers?

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#Pokémon question: since Fairy types are weak against Steel, would that carry over to Fairy types having health problems if living in big cities where there's a lot of iron & steel? Would their health break down? Would they struggle more in battles? #LAKnightAsksPokémonQs

#Pokémon question: why do Pokémon like Charizard & Typhlosion have normal orange-red fire but Pokémon like Chandelure have blue or purple? Is it to do with also being Ghost-type?

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Apparently Gardevoir does not wear clothes, that is part of its flesh. I must assume the same is true for #Pokémon like Gothitelle. I wonder if there's some safe way to change the colors of their outfits...Selective breeding maybe?

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Another #Pokémon question: do you think you can change the color of a Fire-type's flame by improving its diet? Like would a perfect healthy diet make a Charmander's tail flame burn purple or blue instead of red or orange because the flame is hotter?

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#Pokémon question: do you think Grass-types need to be watered like actual plants? Do you think if you add food coloring to the water they absorb with their roots, it changes the colors of any blossoms they grow? I've heard that happens with carnations? But not sure.

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#Pokémon question: so it's possible/safe to eat bits off that one creampuff Pokémon. Is it also safe to eat pieces off of Pokémon like Fidough and that one apple bat? Or would it hurt them?

I just think bread & fruit is more nourishing than cream?

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#Pokémon question re humanoid Pokémon who wear clothes, like Gardevoir. Would it be possible to take off the dress and dye it? So that you could have a Gardevoir in like...idk, autumn tie-dye or something? Or would it hurt the Pokémon?

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#Pokémon question: do you think someone who spends a lot of time around Poison-types would develop resistance or immunity to certain toxins? Or would they instead do horrific damage to their body and become chronically ill?

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Another #Pokémon question: obvsly in-game the breeding mechanic is such that every Egg will hatch into a known Pokémon (except the Togepi Egg in Yellow, I vaguely recall that was a thing?) but in the "real" world, do you think people can breed new Pokémon?
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#Pokémon question: if you had a Trevenant AND a Caterpie, and then your Caterpie was like "oh! Cocoon time!" do you think it would be able to pupate *attached* to the Trevenant? Could a Weedle? Or any other Bug-type with a chrysalis evolutionary stage?

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Do #Pokémon ever have dwarfism or giantism like real animals do IRL? Is there a chance that somewhere in the world of Pokémon is a Pichu the size of a horse, or a Gyrados the size of a goldfish?

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In the #Pokémon games, the level cap is 100. But IRL you never stop gaining experience and improving your skills with a thing. So in the unexplored "real" world of Pokémon, would it be possible to level a Pokémon past level 100? 🤔

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Another #Pokémon question: for the humanoid Pokémon who have clothes - like Gardevoir & Froslass's dresses: are those actually a part of their body? If the sleeve or skirt tears, do they bleed? #LAKnightAsksPokémonQs

#Pokémon question: does being more humanoid make a Pokémon smarter/better able to interact with humans? Like, would a Gothitelle or Machamp or Mr. Mime have any social interaction advantages over a Pidgy or Charmander or Goomy? #LAKnightAsksPokémonQs