Why do some pokemon get counterparts later on in other gens?
Wynaut and Audino are counterparts
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>>25072154
I don't know, but i like this pair.
>>25072154
Nice headcanon, anon
![my_milkshake_by_vivalaevolution[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/LvalFXT.png "my_milkshake_by_vivalaevolution[1].png")
>YFW this never could be cannon.
![tumblr_m1h57bubGs1r35ucbo1_500[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/B0FZ0D4.png "tumblr_m1h57bubGs1r35ucbo1_500[1].png")
>>25072280
Right, is more a headcanon.
>>25072280
>headcanon
>>25075157
No wonder Milotic was as much of a pain in the ass to defeat as Gyarados
>>25072274
>Miltank can't make Tauros eggs
Who thought this was a good idea?
Same with Mandibuzz and Braviary.
All they're doing is denying egg moves to Tauros and Braviary line.
>>25072154
Why not? What is the problem?
>>25075299
I didn't say it was a problem. I actually like it. I just wanted to know what determines if a pokemon gets a counterpart
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>>25075313
Popularity, maybe?
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>>25075157
>>25075188
>YFW not Mega Milotic
>>25076196
>Pepsi's stance is forward, a more aggressive risky style
>Coke's dukes are up defensively, showing a more measured approach
It's perfect.
