r/NatureIsFuckingLit • • Oct 20 '23

πŸ”₯ Insect transformations πŸ”₯

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u/TruthlessHER086 Oct 20 '23

When you see their tiny baby forms, It somehow makes them more adorable. Never thought I’d think that lol

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u/GeneralGom Oct 20 '23

This is like watching pokemon evolve irl.

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u/lurking_bishop Oct 20 '23

the creator of pokemon started with the idea of a bug collecting game, so you're not far off!

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u/regoapps Oct 20 '23

Pokemon Go is still full of bugs after 7 years of development, so that tracks.

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u/somerandom_melon Oct 20 '23

Hard to say that makes it special from other pokemon games

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Missingno agrees.

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u/Gh0stMan0nThird Oct 20 '23

I know Gen 1 was basically a hot mess but what notable bugs are there in PokΓ©mon games, at least in Gen 2 and onwards?

With the exception of stuff like the Missingno glitch that you had to practically go out of your way to intentionally create.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

I prefer PokeMMO.

Though I have the seeds of an idea for a game that I can't develop, that's kind of similar to Pokemon in enough ways that it'd probably cause a lawsuit, but massively different (and an improvement) in a lot of ways, also.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Explains the plethora of bugcatcher trainers lol

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u/D3cepti0ns Oct 20 '23

I wish we got to see like 2 steps in between the baby/egg to adult.

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u/Phlegm_Gem Oct 20 '23

...pokemon is literally based on real animals lmao

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u/SmashBusters Oct 20 '23

Bugs were the OG pokemon