Wait are saying some pokemon are based on real world animals!?!?!
And some were once people...
Yeah what the fuck mr mime?
Although if you had to pick a person to kidnap and enslave to fight your battles, I'd pick a mime too. Who are they gunna tell?
I'm backing out of this conversation...
starts to mime
I think I'm stuck in a box now
"They were once men"
Alternative answer: Yeah, so?
All media is informed by other media. All media copies parts of other media, often en masse. There's nothing wrong with incremental improvements.
mfs when they learn about tvtropes:
Well, some media is more blatantly a copy than others are. The character designs in palworld are pretty obviously a blatant copy, even though the gameplay is more on the original side
Why is that a problem?
I never said it was? It's a problem if we pretend it's not true that the character designs are a ripoff, but it's clear that people are enjoying the game and I don't see an issue with that in the slightest
of what pokemon is Lovander a clone?
Asking for a friend
Salazzle? Idk only female salandit can evolve into one and they're known for having reverse harems, but that's a bit of a stretch of an association given how, uh, overt Lovander behavior seems to be, assuming that's the one that literally wants to fuck humans to crossbreed with them lol
What about Dinossom? Can't say that isn't a Bayleef/Meganium clone.
At least compare it with Broncherry, which is also on four legs.
I mean, Meganium is closer to a Brachiosaurus, while Dinossom would be closer to a Corythosaurus... otherwise, yeah, they're both plant/flower dinosaurs.
Broncherry isn't supposed to be some sauropod too? The name makes me think of "brachiosaur" for some reason. Also the long neck.
Palworld