Legendary Pokémon

DO not insult jynx =P
Did you know that the episode "Porygon the electric soldier" caused about 600 seizures in japan because of the quick red and blue flashing when it first aired?(causing it to be banned forever)

I know that
Did you that, since then, Porygon and its evolutions never appeared again in the anime?

Did you know that i'm pretty sure i saw a porygon in a movie?

Did you know that I didn´t know that? lol

did you know that slowbro and machamp have the same cry, as well as charizard and ryhorn?

Did you know that the Sun Stone is the most useless stone, since nobody uses Bellossom or Sunflora?

not necessarily. some real grass fanatics will use them. i like using sunflora, even if it is slow.

Did you know that Charizard and Typhlosion have the same stats?

did you know that all 4th generation starters have 2 syllable names?and that chikorita is the only starter with a 4 syllable name?

Did you know that all of the cities of Kanto have names of colors?
Did you know that grass and ice moves are the only moves with a neutral effect on Steelix? (Everything else is super/not very effective, or doesn´t affect at all).
Did you know that many "names" in the games of pokemon remind portuguese words?
For instance:
Torterra - "terra" is "ground", "land", or "Earth" in portuguese.
Solrock - "sol" is "sun" in portuguese.
Ever Grande - "grande" is "big" or "great" in portuguese.

Aluado Wrote:Did you know that grass moves are the only moves with a neutral effect on Steelix? (Everything else is super/not very effective, or doesn´t affect at all).

Ice moves are also neutral...

Aluado Wrote:Did you know that many "names" in the games of pokemon remind portuguese words?

Not only portuguese ones but from other languages too. Like:
- Lombre: "hombre" = man in spanish or "l' ombre" = shade in french.
- Gardevoir: "devoir" means "to have to" in french. In this case, it has to guard. Guard+devoir=Gardevoir.
- Articuno: "uno" means "one" in spanish.
- Zapdos: "dos" means "two" in spanish.
- Moltres: you can guess what "tres" means in spanish.

terrae is at latin earth or place or space

i wrote 17.6 at latin
(even better from a lot very god students of my school )

Portuguese and spanish look like each other a lot, for instance:
"Grande" is also "big"/"great" on spanish.
"Três" is the portuguese form of "Tres", which you know... means "Three".

treecko3453 Wrote:did you know that slowbro and machamp have the same cry, as well as charizard and ryhorn?

How about Caterpie and Goldeen?
And Machoke and Growlithe?

I can't imagine more..