The answer to this problem has been quite well presented in the Pokedex encyclopedia. For all Pokemon players so far, everyone has a big q...
The answer to this problem has been quite well presented in the Pokedex encyclopedia.
For all Pokemon players so far, everyone has a big question: "Do people bring Pokemon to eat?"
It is clear that in the world of Pokemon, it is impossible to find fish, beef and chicken meat as usual. So if it's Pokemon, will it eat other Pokemon?
In fact, from 1997 until now, we have never seen Pokemon cartoon characters eat a Pokemon. In the beginning, viewers can still see Ash and his friends eating meat, eating hamburgers. The only obvious scene is that Ash and Brock dreamed of making sashimi from Magikarp. And since then, there has been no clear evidence of "People eating Pokemon meat".
However, in the game is a completely different matter. It seems that Pokemon are willing to eat each other like "prey and predator" in real life. Even, it has been devised in a quite specific way and is somewhat even "bloodthirsty" in the encyclopedia Pokedex.
In Pokemon Silver and Pokemon Fire Red, the first generation versions, the story of predators and prey has also been clearly described in Pokedex. Furret is known for its short legs, but is very agile in hunting Rattata. Sneasel, the "wild cat" Pokemon is also famous for poking Pidgey out of the nest to be able to eat their eggs.
In the new versions, this still happens quite often. Talonflame's favorite food in Pokemon Sun is noted more clearly than the two species Wingull and Pikipek. As for Mandibuzz vulture, it is described in Pokemon Sun as a Cubone meat addiction.
From these descriptions of Pokedex, we can be sure that each other cannibalized Pokemon is a normal story. However, for some reason, this story is not specifically described in games, cartoons or manga. This is also reasonable. Because Pokemon is mainly targeted at players who are young children. The deep description of the battle of predators and prey in nature seems to be not so necessary.
Mr. Ruso
