Weird/Creepy Pokedex Entries: Violet Edition

Two main series Pokémon games in one year!? You know what that means: we're feasting on the Pokédex this winter. In today's video, we're looking at all of the weirdest and creepiest things that happen in the Scarlet Pokédex!

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[TheJWittz]

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[hexcaster]

My favorite Violent Violet dex entry for an old Pokémon is for Palossand: "From the hollows in its arms, it fires the bones of its victims, which are all dried up after being drained of their vitality."

[ajshiro]

"I know where the little one comes from" is both the funniest, and creepiest thing J Witts has ever said. It sounds like something straight out of a horror movie.

[Reoko]

I like how in annihilapes entry, it died when its rage became too much for its physical body to hold, then realized it was too angry to die and just went even further beyond like super sayian 3.

[Raysonries]

It’s not an actual Pokédex entry, but my favorite new Pokémon fact is about Iron Hands. If you read a bookshelf inside Professor Turo’s lighthouse, it says that he’s actually not even a Pokémon at all, but rather just an athlete from the future who was in a horrific accident, and had to be rebuilt robocop style. Apparently it’s just a coincidence that it also looks like Hariyama

[Aka-Spade]

I know you only focused on new Pokémon in this one, but you're sleeping on Hatterene's newest entry in Violet: "Beware of forests that show no signs of living creatures within. You may have wandered into Hatterene's territory."

[mullerpotgieter]

The salt lick thing is also based in reality. Farmers and game farm owners put out blocks of salt for animals to lick

[petrarcheleven]

Funny thing is, the Scarlet entry for Maushold's Family of Four is pretty much the same thing, just replace "little one" with "little ones".

[code_error_]

4:09 I think it actually does make sense. In chess, the king’s gambit is a semi-popular move that is known to be a bit…well…stupid.

[Jetfox]

So Skeledirge basically soothes its enemies by singing and when their guard is down, it burns them to a crisp. That is pretty badass.

[mommymommy]

I was sad when I read jumpluffs entry : “Jumpluff travels on seasonal winds. Once its cotton spores run out, its journey ends, as does its life.”
I will cherish my Jumpluff, so it spends its final days happy.

[CeHee]

1:12 This one is the epidemy of "I can be your angel or your devil." I like to imagine it burns something to death and then sings to its soul afterward, and they immediately forget that they just died an agonising death.

[thiccraccoonxxl]

Honestly these videos are my favorite part of a new gen

[PokemonaMoni]

4:21 As a Spanish person, I can confirm this. Sometimes on REALLY windy days, a lot of biiiig tumbleweeds end up in my town covering the streets. And it's a little scary, I remember when I was little and I was going down a street a really big one came right at me and I had to dodge it, it was almost my size! Thankfully it doesn't happen often.

[gengarzilla]

You gotta appreciate Skeledirge for trying its best joint impression of Altaria and Drampa.

[aedaniammx]

I think it would be funny if Maushold was an evolution that looked identical to Tandemaus, and after every battle the amount of children could change, as they bred and released their kids into the wild, mass reproducing like irl pests, since they’re prey to just about everything.

[JTSquirrel]

"Now men, group up and hit it til' it dies!"
- Kingambit, probably

[LokiToxtrocity]

According to Toadscool's entry in Scarlet it sheds the frills on the sides of it's head, this might also apply to Toadscruel, there's also a dish called pickles Toadscool and Cucumbers

[danielmalinen]

In Scarlet, the Pokedex entry no longer says that Granger steals only your vitality or life force because now it says that Gengar steals your entire life. Thanks Game Freak.

[rogerx]

so about Garganacl's entry. I remember once watching a documentary about parrots that lick clay walls to get salt from them because they cannot get it from anything they eat, so yeah, that's a thing real animals do