>people thinking Litten's stripes are signifying "sulfur"
You people never seen Japanese cartoon tigers have you? They always draw the same standard forehead stripe (a line at the middle with many horizontal lines dissecting it), in fact they call it a king stripe due to how similar it is to the king kanji (王).
Pic related: a Japanese cartoon tiger.
Torahiko best husbando
>Sulfurr
Evolution name confirmed
>>26466771
It's understandable to make that mistake op, but Littens mark has a completely different meaning
more nippon cartoon tigers
>>26466779
he's so best he never got his route done :^)
>>26466779
No. The bear.
It's not sulfur, it's not 王, and it's not a tiger. Fuck.
>>26466771
also, the symbol that they're saying it represents would need for a figure-8 at the bottom ( people are saying the eyes form this, I guess that could work but it's pretty weak)
And even beyond that, that isn't even the primary symbol for sulfur. That symbol is a way more obscure one that was barely ever used.
>>26466962
nigga it's not meant to look like an actual king kanji, just a semblance
but my point is that that's how Japanese draw cartoon tigers, slap a design on the forehead and add random stripes, and you're done
here's a yugioh card with the same king stripe element
Frost Tiger from VJ2
