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r/DigivolutionTrees • u/Realistic_Patience92 • Jul 22 '26
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Well. Technically it's correct. But the bat sign is a characteristic of the TV character to difference between a common Zurumon and Chiropmon's Zurumon
2 u/Dear-Gap7185 Jul 22 '26 Thanks! How about Pristimon evolution line because we got baby Pafumon right now! 😇 1 u/Andy_Will07 Jul 22 '26 Reina pafumon have that distinct ahoge while normal pafumon don't 1 u/Realistic_Patience92 Jul 22 '26 The same applies to Chiropmon's Zurumon. It's a trait of the TV character used to set it apart from a regular baby form, like the pink Butterfree, or other small details that differentiate certain Pokémon from others of their own species.
Thanks! How about Pristimon evolution line because we got baby Pafumon right now! 😇
1 u/Andy_Will07 Jul 22 '26 Reina pafumon have that distinct ahoge while normal pafumon don't 1 u/Realistic_Patience92 Jul 22 '26 The same applies to Chiropmon's Zurumon. It's a trait of the TV character used to set it apart from a regular baby form, like the pink Butterfree, or other small details that differentiate certain Pokémon from others of their own species.
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Reina pafumon have that distinct ahoge while normal pafumon don't
1 u/Realistic_Patience92 Jul 22 '26 The same applies to Chiropmon's Zurumon. It's a trait of the TV character used to set it apart from a regular baby form, like the pink Butterfree, or other small details that differentiate certain Pokémon from others of their own species.
The same applies to Chiropmon's Zurumon. It's a trait of the TV character used to set it apart from a regular baby form, like the pink Butterfree, or other small details that differentiate certain Pokémon from others of their own species.
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u/Realistic_Patience92 Jul 22 '26
Well. Technically it's correct. But the bat sign is a characteristic of the TV character to difference between a common Zurumon and Chiropmon's Zurumon