That'd be a baddass pokemon, without all of the cartoony redesign, just that baddass monster the way it is.

A wild Gaping Dragon appeared!

Red blacked out... forever!


Hm, back on topic, I would love to see something based on those birds of paradise that get REALLY wide faces... or whatever is spreading out on them.

They has muscles on their face.

(08-02-2012, 03:59 PM)masquerain Wrote: Actually I'm like 99% sure Scolipede is a centipede

The main tip-off is the "tails"

Centipedes have a forked "tail" (their back pair of legs, which sometimes work as a sensing organ) which is absent in millipedes:

http://lancaster.unl.edu/pest/images/Cen...rdncnt.jpg http://www.dannesdjur.com/bilder/millipede_redleg_1.jpg

Also worth noting is Scolipede's dex entries:

Black: "With quick movements, it chases down its foes, attacking relentlessly with its horns until it prevails."

Scolipede has a 112 base stat in speed. I don't know if you've ever seen a house centipede run, but those bitches be FAST. As for millipedes... there's a reason they can curl up into a ball.

White: "Highly aggressive, it uses the claws near its neck to dig into its opponents and poison them."

Millipedes can't bite. They don't have poisonous claws. Their main defense is their ability to secrete poison （which, in some millipedes, is actually a type of cyanide) from their bodies.

Centipedes, however, have modified front legs called "forcipules", used to inject venom into prey.

Finally, the "Scoli" in "Scolipede" most likely comes from the genus of centipedes "Scolopendra", which contains most of the giant tropical species. Scolipede's Japanese name, Pendra, also follows this convention.

http://i.imgur.com/TL1yJ.png

Keep talking about bugs.

So much more interesting to me than Pokemons ;-;

[No quotey largey images please! :]

Aardvark anyone or even a wallaby?

Isn't there a Aardvark in 5th gen?

(08-02-2012, 05:28 PM)TomGuycott Wrote: A wild Gaping Dragon appeared!

Wish I saw the picture first... I was like, "My god this topic has derailed into some sick stuff!"

It had an Anteater, not an aardvark.

And I thought I was picky...

Though this looks pretty awesome...