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Hi there! - Oddish 4 ever - Feb 17, 2016 Hi all, I am a new member, obviously, and yes, I do love Oddish. It's my favorite Pokemon. So that's out of the way, I'm excited for the 20th anniversary :D :P I hope to meet lot's of new people with some of the same interests :D RE: Hi there! - Unit501 - Feb 17, 2016 Welcome to the Fourms! RE: Hi there! - big bird - Feb 17, 2016 (Feb 17, 2016, 10:47 AM)Unit501 Wrote: Welcome to the Fourms! *forums noob :^) RE: Hi there! - Johnnyspyguy - Feb 17, 2016 Welcome to the forum! RE: Hi there! - SnowdustWolf - Feb 17, 2016 Welcome aboard, friend! Enjoy your stay :) RE: Hi there! - Oddish 4 ever - Feb 24, 2016 Thanks RE: Hi there! - terrorkid94 - Feb 24, 2016 Welcome to the Site RE: Hi there! - jouzea - Feb 24, 2016 by not me "The Oddish family is an interesting species; they can make their own food through photosynthesis like a plant, but move around like an animal. Swinging between the boundaries of both kingdoms, scientists researching these creatures have had to classify them in a completely different kingdom existing solely for Pokémon such as these. It has been heavily theorized that the flower and grass that grow on this genus's head aren’t part of the creature itself, but is a parasitic plant that establishes a symbiotic relationship with the creature, providing it with protection as long as the creature provides it with nutrients, a symbiosis very similar to another part-Grass-type, Paras. Oddish spend the whole day buried underground, only exposing their leaves, absorbing nutrients from fertile soils through their feet. At night, Oddish moves to another patch of soil while exposed to the weakened sunlight reflected by the moon, which doesn’t harm its skin like direct sunlight. Oddish's leaves are highly poisonous with the purpose of deterring predation. Oddish also have a special gland that allows it to shoot acid at its enemies" still by not me
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