Rick Bruiser
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Every wondered how they all compare?
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After all these years I didn't realize how tiny Diglett is....
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After all these years I didn't realize how tiny Diglett is....
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Discussion Pokémon to Scale
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This is pretty cool!
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Rick Bruiser
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Yeah wait what? Charizard is so fucking short!
Charizard is one of many Pokémon the anime consistently draws way too big. They are actually only as tall as a small human.
Some of these are definitely length-wise though, like Furret:
RochHoch
Koopa
Why is Groudon so small comapred to Kyogre lmao
Eternautus is a behemoth, good lord
Eternautus is a behemoth, good lord
All the serpentine Pokemon are listed as being huge because they use their full length. Even Sandaconda, despite the fact that it's always coiled up
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Most Pokémon are way too small. The Alphas from Arceus made some of them way too big for sure, but for a lot of Pokémon the Alphas were simply the size they probably should be.
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I know about some of the unusual heights, like how Excadrill is actually a pretty small mole despite its sheer power. But some heights just can't be appreciated until you see them compared, like Dhelmise being a very tall anchor.
Indeed, the serpentine Pokemon are the trickiest to actually scale since their lengths are different. I wonder how the games' Poke Dex handle those. Like for example, there's no way that Serperior is bigger than Golurk (though it is certainly longer than it is taller, yes). And then there's Onix and Steelix, who are very long but here, they are extremely big. Funnily, Arceus is also categorised as a Gen 5 Pokemon even though it is also a Gen 4 Pokemon.
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Indeed, the serpentine Pokemon are the trickiest to actually scale since their lengths are different. I wonder how the games' Poke Dex handle those. Like for example, there's no way that Serperior is bigger than Golurk (though it is certainly longer than it is taller, yes). And then there's Onix and Steelix, who are very long but here, they are extremely big. Funnily, Arceus is also categorised as a Gen 5 Pokemon even though it is also a Gen 4 Pokemon.
Thank you for reading.
Because the land covers less surface area than the sea
I am simultaneously shorter and taller than expected comapred to a lot of these Pokeymans
