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Awkward Zombie - Why Snake isn't in Smash

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A Pikachu! It's a kind of Pokemon. Pokemon? Otacon, what is this thing? Yes, Snake. It's a Pikachu, Snake. A what? Pokemon are popular all over the world. Pikachu is kinda like a mascot Oh - It's an Electric-type, you know, and it stores live electricity in its cheek pouches. Most wild Pikachu live in forests, but they've been seen on plains and near mountains, too. They eat berries and...stuff like that, I guess. The original Pokedex entry on them said that a group of Pikachu in one place could cause thunder- storms and in Yellow Version, which was released for the GameBoy in 1998, the original plot from the Red/Blue games was juxtaposed with a subplot in which the trainer tried to befriend a wild Pikachu With a speed of ninety being its highest base stat, it's an all-around balanced Pokemon, though its defense is somewhat lacking; when it O2008 KATIE TIEDRICH WWW.AWKWARDZOMBIE.COM

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Terminal Seven

Terminal Seven

May 23, 2015 at 01:47PM EDT

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Captain L

Captain L

May 23, 2015 at 01:50PM EDT in reply to Terminal Seven

It's like clockwork now.

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