GodlyCharmander
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You're under the very absurd assumption that A has to be the same as B for it to be in the same profile. No, different keys, or forms may accomodate a difference in biology given it's the same character.Yes. When they’re not split evolutions. But yes, tell me how a limbless ball of ice and a frozen ghost maiden are somehow the same being.
Oh really, genius? Then using Yoshi doesn't correlate to this scenario in any way now, does it?None of this proves or disproves your point as I never argued that evolution isn’t natural. That’s common knowledge.
Baby Pokémon requiring conditions to exists doesn't change the fact they do exists and evolutions are just later stages of the same character.
???????????I’m aware it’s a bad argument. I’m mentioning it because it shows the flaws in yours.
If it's a unrelated, terrible example that does not in any way correlate to our scenario, how does it show anything in my point?
Your point being invalid due to technical issues in it when compared to mine makes them not relatable at all.
It cannot show flaws in my point, because your point is fallacious when related to mine.
Yoshi turning into Mario through an equipment allowing for Power Mimicry is not the same as naturally progressing to another form while staying the same character.
The flaws with the arguments of fusing Mario and Yoshi's profiles are completely different than the arguments of fusing two Pokémon from the same evolution lines.
????????Also Pikachu isn’t a split evolution. Pikachu’s evolution forms should be on the same page. This is not what I’m arguing.
Why are the split evolutions the problem? Both are the natural progression of the same base form.
They are two different forms of the same character.
Because it contradicts some form of notion in the original lore.Gag things get ignored all the time. Goku breathes in space in early Dragon Ball when he took Monster Carrot to the moon. Also that manga is very not canon. Heck it’s a tv show in the anime.
Not a problem with Pokémon, which has a multiverse. In that particular universe, Pokémon can evolve and devolve whenever they like.
Also, Devolving isn't a gag itself, it's a intrinsic mechanics of the verse.
"in this particular manga, Devolution is as easy as Evolution"De-evolution being as easy as evolution is an outright lie. Every instance, and I do mean every instance, is via an outside source that they have no control over. Dialga’s time manipulation, magical orbs, magic scarves, or being unique instances.
and you reply by using examples of different mangas. you funny.
"Objectively = I think so"I’ve addressed every point here for one. And for two, no, it is objectively cluttered
You absolutely do. We're going to proceed with the fusion regardless of what you think unless you do so.I don’t need to convince everyone in here.
What you say does not carry the same weight as a staff, but rather as much as a regular member.A former staff member.
Most members agree with the fusion, Gyro approved it.
One former staff opposed it. Oh no, but it's flawed that we don't listen to you in particular, but rather the majority, huh?
Get off your high horse.