>>42604637

First things first.

FUCK YES NEOLITHIC POKEMANZ QUEST

Now that we've gotten that out of the way, I'm going to say no to Golletts (it'd just complicate things unnecessarily, I think). We're traveling down from the mountains into the Eternal Forest, yes? Grass types. We could use a poison-heavy, paralytic status whore to round out the immense strength that will one day be Dire.

>>42604637
Hi op

>>42604637
Grass and Bug, because we're visiting the forest soon.
Goletts would be fine it they were only made by one civilization, a cut off and mystical one.

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>>42604731
Hi buddy

>>42604637
>and best girl
Wait, have we been getting Dire's gender wrong all along? I'm sorry if that's the case, Dire.

I'm fine with seeing any kind of Pokemon so long as they're appropriate to the ecosystem. Some Pokemon feel like they're just random monsters, I'd prefer things that are part of the world around them. Animals with strange abilities rather than monsters, is how I'd think of it. Though I wouldn't be opposed to some of them that are more like nature spirits, so we can have things like Geodude that are just living rocks.

As for Goletts, I'd be fine with people making them now, but very rarely. Have their creation be something that's only now being discovered, and as its still not properly understood it's kind of hit or miss if they can be made. Maybe have some elements of divine inspiration being required to breathe life into clay, make them a bit more mystical in nature.

Warlord theme would be crazy cool for us

Riding in on our mammoth with huge ass pokemon in towe

>>42604937

Holy shit. Genghis Khan.

For mon types, I think we're not really likely to see too many synthetic pokemon. Porygon, Voltorb, Bronzor especially. The Honedge and Gollett lines I could see as possible in very rough forms as ghosts investing weapons and armor, though the Gollets are going to be extremely rare. They could be passed off as Registeel's attempts to mimic the process that Regigigas used to create the various Regi trios, but much more flawed and initially failures that a ghost-type like a Shuppet inhabited.

>>42604937

>inb4 we begin recruiting humans to form a military and mount them atop various four-legged pokemon to ride into battle

>>42604637
Archiver here, I'd personally like there to be a tribe who makes golett, like neolithic jews

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>>42605225
>Archiver here, I'd personally like there to be a tribe who makes golett, like neolithic jews
>like neolithic jews
>neolithic jews
>neolithic
>jews

>>42604637
If you're asking for specific mon types for us to encounter directly in the forest, I'd say throw us some curveballs. Maybe some fire types skirting the edges of the forest or that are capable of living in the place without burning it to the ground, like the Cyndaquil line? Their fires are a lot more under control than most other fire types, and they're based on burrowing animals as well so they could easily live in a forested region with dens in hollowed out trees or among the roots.

>>42605225
You poor dumb anon.

>>42605255
>>42605303
As in if ancient golem making Jews were in the neolithic. Reading comprehension

>>42605372

I understood exactly what you meant, anon.

I was just laughing at how retarded it was.

>>42605415
Jews made golems, also in early history they genocided a shit ton of people

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>>42605523

So they pulled a reverse Hitler with poke-mechas?

My sides. They burn.

Dire sniffs the air nervously, searching for notes of the Luxio pack. You managed to take about half of the killed Pokemon, primarily meat from the tail and ribs, wrapped in a bundle of the pokemon's tan skin. It's a thick layer of leather, with fat sticking to the inside, and a texture like sandstone. If you managed to cure it, it could probably stop a arrowhead before it could enter your body.

Additionally, the pokemon's head is strapped to your back with a bit of rope. The beak hangs open, too strong for you to remove it in the short amount of time you spent on harvesting it. Using it as a bowl or pan, you should be able to cook some amazing food. The rest of the body is left where you slaughtered it, hopefully the Luxio will take it over you.

After a nerve wracking hike through the trees, alternating between a jog and trot, you burst into the flower covered valley. A small plume of smoke rises from the field, the flowers and grasses around it tamped down. Combee fly past it obliviously, hovering to suck necter from the valley's many species of wild flowers. A few are engaged in battle with some kind of flower, a strange pink one that shoots it's petals at the Combees.
>start on dat fancy breakfast before Rosalia wakes up
>go help the Combees
>go help the flower
>train Dire
>craft something
>write in

>>42605579
>craft something

Make a cooking utensil from the Shieldon head. Then get to making dat breakfast.

>>42605579
>start on dat fancy breakfast before Rosalia wakes up

Don't interfere with the Combee battle, it's a natural occurrence.

>>42605579
>>craft something
Let's make a cooking pan

>>42605597
Agreed. Fry pan makes cooking easier but keep an eye on those combee.

>>42605579
>start on dat fancy breakfast before Rosalia wakes up
Wait, wouldn't the flower want the Combee to drain its nectar? That's why it has it in the first place, so that Bug-types will drink it and it can attach its pollen to them while they're distracted.

>>42605648

Rats shoot electricity out of their cheeks, too. Why are you assuming that biology as it applies to our world applies the exact same to this one?

>>42605579
>>go help the Combees

If we help the combee, we could get on their good side, and possible be able to harvest some of their excess honey to bolster our provisions, and possible another friend.

>>42605691
I'm not assuming it's exactly like our world, but there would be some principles that remain the same. The fact that flowers exist at all means they probably have the same biological purpose as in our world.

>>42605759
Consider the Johto episodes with Bulbasaur and Heracross. It might be that they're taking too much nectar, and it's uncomfortable to the grass-type.

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Tied at 2:2, crafting vs breakfast

Next vote takes it

>>42605832

>Craft a pan with the Shieldon head

It'll probably make breakfast take less time once we've finished making ourselves something that useful.

> choosing a frying pan over a shield

what the fuck is wrong with you guys

>>42606258
>imply it can't be both
You guys don't understand tempering IC

>>42606258
It was a pretty small Shieldon, not enough material for a good shield.

>>42606258
>Add handle on opposite end of pan
>Wear insulation on arm
>wrap main handle over arm, hold other handle
>heat pan up
there, shield AND we can cook them with shield bashes!

>>42606258

Why get all messy on the field of battle when we can win over the hearts and minds of our enemies with tasty food?

Culinary Wizard incoming.

>>42606258

It's multipurpose. A shield, a frying pan, AND a Drying Pan!

>>42606461
Billy Mays here with the amazing shieldon head

You place the meat next to the fire, and pull the hanging head from your shoulder. You take a moment to look over the head, finding the places most suited for your project.

To begin, you carve the skin and muscle from the pokemon's skull. This is placed next to the meat, to be used in stews or leather working. With the skin removed, it's much more obvious how to remove the plate from the skull. The plate is actually the pokemon's forehead, vastly overgrown and armored. You place a bit of stone against the edge of the plate, where it meets with the beak of the Shieldon. Taking another rock from the ground, you smash at the stone until the bone breaks. It takes three different stones to remove the plate from the skull entirely, the bone almost as hard as rock. Finally, you get a cupped plate of the strange material, shaped like an oval, but missing a small circle at the bottom. The plate is about as wide across as your waist at its widest, and as long as your hand and forearm combined. Despite its size, it's surprisingly light, about half the weight of a stone of the same size.
1/2

>>42606565
With a newly made pan, you begin making the breakfast. You mix together water and some of the crushed grain from the village, then some slivers of Shieldon fat. Another glob of the fresh fat is placed on the pan, which is suspended over the fire by a rickety stand made from stone and wood. With the fat sizzling merrily in the pan, you throw thick cuts of the meat onto the pan. A few of the plants near the camp serve to season the meat, along with a berry from your pouch. Once the meat is finished cooking(medium rare), you pour the batter into the hot pan. As the pancakes start to bubble, you flip them with a carved stick.

Rosalia woke up sometime between the steak and pancakes, and pulls two wooden discs from her bag to hold the food. Dire gets his breakfast served up on a pad of woven grass, which he eats with the same fervor as the actual food. The juices from the meat soak into the bread, preventing it from pooling at the bottom of the plates.
>insert dialogue?

>>42604997

Could we get more 'natural' versions of some Synthetic pokemon? A Voltorb with the Grass type based on Apricorns, Magnemite that are rock/steel Octahedral crystals of Magnetite, ground/poison garbodor with the appearance of a midden heap?

>>42606593
>insert dialogue?

Announce our intent to become the world's foremost expert on Cooking With Pokemon (TM), with Dire as our trusty truffle-hunter.

>>42606593
So how is it? I haven't cooked for anyone but my tribe so it may not be what your used to.

>>42606593
"So, stick to the same path as yesterday?"

>>42606637
>>42604997
You guys don't understand.
In this universe, other than Porygon, all pokemon are naturally-occurring beings, so their inanimate manmade counterparts were based on them.
Pokeballs were painted like Voltorbs.
Plugs were made to look like Elekid's head.
Bells were made to look like Bronzong.

>>42606593
Point out the battle between the Combee and the pink flower. "Any idea what's going on there?"

>>42605793
If we get a Heracross I will be so hype

>>42606461
Blast from the past

>>42606732
Actually it might be that dead voltorbs used to be a vital component in the crafting of pokeballs, and might still be as a power source.

>>42606760
Heracross is awesome

>>42606826
>>42606760

That would be ultimate win. But maybe a little too overpowered for thread #5. Would Dire even be able to damage something that strong?

>>42606760
I'd rather have a breloom tbh, shroomish are not that op

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>>42604637
>best girl
Is Dire a girl now? also
>that picture
pic related is my reaction

>>42607014
You know, I don't think we ever really checked what Dire's gender is. Maybe he's really a she, and is just too friendly to be offended by our assumption.

>>42606732
>>42606818

Pokeballs have only been coloured 'Voltorb Pattern' in their modern incarnation, though. Older Pokeballs were either Apricorns (none of which is patterned like the modern ball), or other devices that weren't even ball-shaped (Giant Bell, spoon and key, hip-flask-alike). And if Voltorbs were either the basis for the pokeball, or the pokeball was mad from Voltorb parts, pokeballs would have started looking like Voltorbs far, far sooner then they did.

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>>42605225
>neolithic jews

ME THINK YOU MEAN

TEAM UNGABUNGA

>>42606669
"It is a good meal. Where did the meat come from?" Rosalia says, transferring a piece of Shieldon from the plate to her mouth.

"Me and Dire found the Pokemon in the forest, and decided that it would be a good breakfast. The pan's from it too." You finish your steak, and begin sopping up the juices with the cake. If only you had some jelly doughnuts, then this would be just like a breakfast with the tribe.

>>42606674
"We are traveling to the Green River, are we not?" You nod. "Which road are you planning to take?"

Wait, what? "There's a road?"

Rolling her eyes, Rosalia answers. "Three of them. The high road, low road, and cave road. If I'm correct, we should be reaching the intersection of the three soon if we continue at our bearing."

Huh, guess you should decide which one to do down
>high road, known as the Air road
>low road, known as the Canyon road
>cave road, known as the Cave road
People aren't very creative with names in this world.

>>42607226
>low road, known as the Canyon road
Don't roll your eyes at us. We're used to getting to Green River through the forest, we don't know your mountain paths.

>>42607226
>low road, known as the Canyon road

>>42607226
CAVE ROAD CHOO CHOOOOOO

We're getting fucking cave pokemon god dammit we've passed up on like a half dozen new pets

>>42607226
>>low road, known as the Canyon road

>>42607226
>>low road, known as the Canyon road
She thinks she's so cool with her roads and her shoes

>>42607299
>wanting to go to the cave
why when our village was attacked by a houndoom?

>>42607226
>low road, known as the Canyon road

>>42607345
I thought it was a zombie Infernape?

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>>42607345
because I have balls.

>>42607282
>>42607294
>>42607308
>>42607330
>>42607355
y'all are making my dick mad soft

>>42604744
sorry i'm following 3 quests I second this

>>42607368
It was

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>canyon road

Writing

>>42607568
told you guys we should have gone into the cave.

"Don't roll you eyes at me. I'd like to see you get through the Endless forest." You start cleaning up from breakfast, pouring water over the new Shieldon pan and scrubbing at it with a pad of grasses and leaves. Rosalia does the same, slightly crestfallen.

After packing up your gear, and distributing the meat and skin between the two of you, you start walking. The flowers crush beneath your feet, much like how the Combees defeated that weird flower. They carried its body to their nest, six or so struggling to lift it. Wonder what they're planning to do with it.

Your confident, shoeless, steps eat away at the path as the hours pass. You launch into a song after a while, followed by another when you finish it. It's a ancient chant about a great hero, a young boy that lead his tribe to become the leaders of a massive confederation of tribes. He truly was the very best, like no one ever was.
>insert dialogue
>skip to canyon road

>>42607994
We never had roads back home, too easily overgrown and the only things that made trails were things you did NOT want to run into.

>>42607994
>skip to canyon road

this be a trap

let us not run into team ungabunga

>>42607994
>Insert Dialogue

So, what kind of pokemon do you think you would want?

>>42607994
The combees kidnapped the flower poke
Rapist bee's are a first

>>42607994
>skip to canyon road

"So, aside from adding more to your bestiary, what are your plans for when we get to the forest? Is there anyplace in particular you want to go from there?"

>>42608135
They're not even the same egg group

They probably are just going to eat it

Or keep it as a captive pollen farm

>>42608296
This is fine

>>42608299
>Or keep it as a captive pollen farm
You know what pollen is to a plant right?

Rapist bees

>>42608050
"Why didn't you just make them stay out? Pokemon stay away from our village, mostly." The road has widened out enough to walk side by side, so you manage to see her quizzical expression from the corner of your eye.

"We moved around too much for that. By the time we got back to a place we were before, the Pokemon have all forgotten us. Even so, we never had too much trouble with them. There were the occasional Luxio pack that would follow us, but that was just them wantin' our scraps."

>>42608296
"Azel, a boy in my village, spoke of a city on the Green River, but it all came from a traveler. The traveler came to our village from it, and Azel's family hosted him. Perhaps we could go there, and see what life is like. They might have seen your tribe too."

Gonna start writing for the canyon, still accepting dialogue which will be answered along the way

>>42608299
Not for reproduction silly

Rubbing themselves all over it constantly in an orgy of bees for that sweet sweet pollen

Poor bastards screaming in there man

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Guess you stay silent for eight hours.

As the sun is close to setting, your each the intersection of the three roads. A few other travelers walk along the roads, far in the distance. A fire burns off to the side of the intersection in a pit six feet deep, built of tamped earth and stone. The circular pit has two small entrances, and a sloped piece of earth cut away and filled with piece of wood. A fire drill sits in a small cutout, ready for any traveler that might find the fire quenched.
>stay here for the night
>keep going, there's still daylight
>write in

Pic kinda related, though it's much deeper set in the earth and the middle is made of stone and doesn't have a foot rest. There's room for about five people to sleep, or ten to sit comfortably.

>>42609050
>stay here for the night

We need to capture a shinx sooner or later

>>42609050
>stay here for the night

>>42609050
>stay for the night

>>42609050
>>stay here for the night
We do NOT want to chance a canyon in the dark. That's a great way to get ourselves flattened by a falling rock, or step on a sleeping pokemon and end up having to fight in the dark. Neither of which is a fun proposition.

>>42609050
>>stay here for the night
Or maybe we just talked about random stuff that doesn't matter

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"We should probably stop here for the night. It looks like people stay here a lot before heading down the roads." You say, and slide the pack off you back. The added weight of the pan and meat isn't huge, but it's more than you're used to carrying for hours on end. Dire got tired a little after you stopped for a quick lunch, adding an extra fifteen pounds to your pack.

You have some time before the light is gone. What do you do?
>train Dire
>craft something
>train yourself
>talk with Rosalia
>write in

>>42609444
>Train Dire and ourself
Maybe we should play hide and go seek or some shit?

>>42609444
>train yourself
100 push ups, squats and run 10km in place
>talk with Rosalia
ever look around this way before or hear tales about what's in here?

>>42609467
seconding

>>42609444
>>train Dire
Let's get some better moves

>>42609444

Train Dire and ourselves.

I'm thinking endurance training for the both of us, especially since Dire gave up on walking shortly after lunch.

>>42609467
this we need to work on our Bros endurance also we should get him used to hauling stuff
we need to make a Travois soon. We should look for sought sticks while we train

>>42609512
Agreed, we need to get her endurance up.

>>42609512
Endurance training sounds good, yeah.

>>42609702
*his

Dire is a guy, but still best girl.

He's the actual main character too

Okay, looks like endurance training wins. Give me some tactics to use.

Just so you guys know, you're alternating between jogging and walking for hours at a time. It's pretty reasonable for Dire to get tired, seeing how his legs are much shorter

>>42609896
easy, make Dire jog in circles by tying a stick to his head with a berry on the end of it that leans a bit to one side so he runs in circles.

>>42609988
cruel but effective

>>42610025
We will give him the berry in the end.

>>42609896
are there things that Dire can find that can make us money/taste good to us both?
If so, get her to do that, rewarding her a little with each find, obviously running a lot to the places these things are hidden, endurance and finding possible good items

>>42609988

We take turns putting heavy objects on our backs and running with them. Large rocks for us, something much, much smaller for Dire.

>>42609896
How about we play fetch but let him know time matters. failing that >>42609988

>>42609988
>>42610092
Gonna do a combo of these, please hold

You pull the cord from your pack, and quickly make a harness. A couple of trees offer up their branches to form a sled, which you load with a couple of small rocks. To finish the sled, you strap a curved branch to the back, and place fishing line on the end. One of Dire's favorite berries is placed on the string, the hook replaced with a matrix of line.

Strapping the harness onto Dire, you watch as he stands up on two legs and pulls the berry from the string.

Sled Mark 2 holds the berry much farther out, as well as just high enough to be out of reach. With some urging, Dire starts running with you. To convince him, you had to load your bag with rocks too, but you figure its worth it
>roll 1d100 for leg day

>>42610412
Leg day best day

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>42610412
Do the dice tend to like leg day?

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>42610412
>Strapping the harness onto Dire, you watch as he stands up on two legs and pulls the berry from the string.

Dire is too smart for his own good

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>42610412

>>42610476
>>42610461
>>42610455
...the dice DO like leg day

>>42610455
>>42610461
>>42610476

Leg day really is best day

>>42610455
Extremely

Dire is now Trex mode

hehehehe

>>42610455
>>42610461
>>42610476
Dire's gonna have a godlike tackle before he even gets his next physical attack.

>>42610455
>>42610506
we need a drawing of tactical Dire with SWOLE legs.

>>42610455
>>42610461
>>42610476
Never skip leg day

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>>42610575
I got you fam

>>42610871
Pffffft haha

>>42610871
oh dear sweet jesus what the fuck my sides

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>>42610871

I can't breathe.

>>42610871
They should have sent a poet.

>>42610506
please wait while sage generates world

Captcha's gone screwy again

Dire keeps pace with you easily, despite the sled. Every ten minutes or so, you load another rock onto the sled.

The training session goes on for two hours.

A massive pile of stone is loaded onto the sled, the runners digging ruts into the soil. Dire has slowed down to a human walking pace, each step straining heavily against the cord. You're honestly surprised the cord hasn't snapped by now, but the hemp fibers hold stonglegalize it, man. You know why they banned it?i hope you guys all read hat in your stoner voice

You strain under the weight of your own pack, proportionally much less due to the limits of the bag, but still over a hundred pounds. The fire pit is in sight, only a hundred yards away. Leaving a pair of footprints deep in the thick soil, you lead Dire across the field.

At the top of the stairs, you untie the harness around Dire. The two of you collapse down the stairs, legs burning. Rosalia has set up the camp, the two woven reed bedrolls next to the flames. The Shieldon pan is sitting over the hole, a thick stew of barley, Skittytail tubers, and Shieldon meat brewing in it.

"I. Brought. Rocks." You wheeze out, lying dead on your roll. Dire is digging into your pack, and pulls the pemmican bag from it wearily. You untie it for him, and he shoves his head into the open sack. Good job Dire, all you need now is a gallon of milk

"Is there any room for another traveler?" A voice calls down from the heavens-no, that's just the stairs. A well dressed man stands at the top of the stairs, a short brown beard cut close to his jaw, but grown out enough that it appears that he's been traveling hard for a few days.
>insert dialogue?

>>42611303
*legalize it, man. You know why they banned it?

>>42611303
Act hesitant but not aggressive. Question who he is and try to judge his motives, but generally stay open to the idea of a new travelling companion. It's a dangerous world, and you have to keep on your guard, but not everyone's a threat and there's safety in numbers. A lot of people are actually quite pleasant.

>>42611303
Sure, What's up?

>>42611303
>Skittytail tubers
What? Oh, like cattails. Right, I get it. I hope Skittytail root is less fibrous than cattail corm, though, or else it's not going to be good for stew.

>>42611303
"I don't see why not. Greetings, stranger. I'm Cain."

Gonna go ahead and archive, there's a mis-archivist running around

>>42611546
why just leg day?

>>42611913
Early archive, I didn't want to wait with the mis-archivist running around

"Oh course. Come, my friend has prepared dinner." You wave him in from your lying position, no doubt a strange sight. "I'm Cain, this isRosalia, and the Swinub is Dire."

"A pleasure to meet you. I sadly had to leave my Pokemon at my home, for he is ill. Without him, I'm forced to travel alone. It's good to meet fellow travelers, I feared that my voice would leave me from disuse." The man says with a slight smirk, as if every moment of his life is an unceasing joke, unnoticed by most people. "The Airy Road is known for its great views of the region, but I'd rather stay here on the ground than return to the cliffs and bridges."
>what to say?

>>42612039
>Do you know anything about the canyon route?

>>42611985
He tends to only hit blatant waifu and weeb quests. Pretty sure we'd be ok

>>42612039
So why are you traveling?

>>42612039
>Why do you prefer the canyon road?

>>42612094
>Pokemon quest
>not weeb
I think we're in trouble

>>42612169
weelll... Neolithic

>>42612039
"Don't like the heights? Oh, and forgive my rudeness, but what is your name? I seem to have missed it."

>>42612169
Already did it boss http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Neolithic%20Pokemon%20Quest

you writing sage, or still waiting?

>>42612224
"Ah, excuse my rudeness. I am Havel, a renowned traveler and cartographer. Many will pay for my maps, due to my reputation. No man's maps are quite so extensive and up to date as mine. They are very important, don't you think?"

You nod along, not quite understanding what a cartographer does, but there's no reason to let him know.

>>42612078
"Only what comes from months ago. The Airy Road and Cave Road are much more profitable, due to their ever changing nature. The Canyon road, comparatively, is static. It follows the path of a river, which has cut into the hills. And I'll readily admit, water is by no means my strong suit. I leave the mapping of rivers and their obstacles to those that more skilled than I."

>?
>>42612375
Sorry, was looking for pictures and a video. I'm yet to find a good image of how I want Havel to look. The closest I've come is the guy from Tangled.

>>42612648
>Time to sleep

waiting until tomorrow ahoy

>>42612648
This>>42612714
We should keep an eye on him

>>42612838
>>42612714
Sage?

>>42613065
>Sage Hickory
is the op's name

>>42613122
no no, i'm calling out to sage, asking him if he's there. I wasn't saging the thread. I actually posted the first of those two

>>42613149
I'm still here, sorry. Writing currently

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It looks like most people have left, so I'm gonna close it after this.

You make small talk with Havel late into the night, listening to stories of his travels. He shows you a large ring of shining material, something called "gold". It's apparently from the heights of the Charred Cliffs, his tribe's homeland. When you ask him what happened his tribe, he answers evasively, looking sad. The thick barley stew helps revive you, to say nothing of the effects of Havel's wineskin. A kind man, he reminds you of your father before he passed away. Havel has the same easy laughter, and moves much like a aged hunter or a Luxray. A constant wariness, always ready to move, despite being relaxed.

Eventually, you have to go to sleep. With the fire still burning bright in it's cage, you stretch out on your bedroll. The stars paint the sky in a mosaic of points of light, forming the familiar pictures in the sky. The pit limits your view to a small circle of them, but no clouds mask the stars tonight. As you watch, a star streaks across the sky, disappearing between Latios and Latias.

A roar echoes across the valley, ringing in your ears as you fall asleep. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V595oWP5tSE

>end Neolithic Pokemon Quest 5
>Twitter is @NeolithicQM
>advise and comments always welcome

>>42613430
I'm still here OP....
Thanks for running, glad we trained stamina it's Tyrantrum dodging time

>>42613430
>It looks like most people have left, so I'm gonna close it after this.
sorry OP, busy with work and there was quite a few quests running today. I'm only here for crafting, anyway.

>>42613430
good to see the run, next time, can we get a new partner?

>>42613545
How about we focus on the one we have first

>>42613430
so, shall we continue to upgrade our tactical swole-leg Swinub? >>42610871

>>42613685
>Use Low Kick!

>>42608710
>There were the occasional Luxio pack that would follow us, but that was just them wantin' our scraps."
IT BEGINS

>>42614976
Luxray and mamoswine, me gusta

>>42610871
A POKEMON TO SURPASS METAGROSS

>>42610871
ASSHOLE, WHAT DID MY SIDES EVER DO TO YOU

>>42615010
More in reference to theories of canine domestication

>>42615061
>>42615083
THIS ISN'T EVEN ITS FINAL FORM

Fuck, missed the thread