When will you look at all of the Dinosaurs from the video game Fossil Fighters🦕🔥🦖

I want to try to play Pokemon Scarlet and Violet but I hear about all these people online saying that the game is glitchy and I don't want to play a glitchy game🔥🌱🌊

thanks for the thumbnail

Have to wonder what you mean when you say you "love these zappy birds" based on that thumbnail...

I used a Killowattel with choice scarf electro ball in my playthrough. Let's say he did what the name suggests, killing. Explains why he was the reliable partner

Nah it's killer

​@@pokeoh1831 What?

@@Retro_Red _killer_ wattrel

@@pokeoh1831 I was adding a what so our comments read like kilowatt.

@@Retro_Red crap that's smart

When I saw that Kilowattrel had those three moves, I was so excited. Then I found out that it can't actually learn Rain Dance, sooo....

Does it know thief tho?

@@Inuyashasama8 no, it does not learn thief

Kilowattrel is really good too

Im also hoping for some good major ones like a Maccaw that fights Toucannons or a proper seagull - albatross cause wingull is my least fav pokemon

As a bird lover, I hope so too. My favorite animal is the secretary bird and the closest things we have are tranquill because of colors, and maybe bombirdier(even though that’s a stork) and Fezandipiti(which is more likely than not a pheasant). But honestly I just want more birds

I'm really hoping they eventually make a secretary bird one

My personal picks are: 1: Loons 2: quails 3: secretary birds 4: Grouse 5: Chicken (specifically a Silkee)

yes, a golden pheasant pokemon would be amazing

Oh! And it could also elude to how wind power is a major environmental killer, most notably in killing...you guessed it...birds! The other major environmental impact it has is that a lot of terraforming is necessary to construct massive wind farms, which displaces many animal nests in the process (more bird problems here too). Same thing goes for solar farms. The reason why it's necessary to build such wide-spanning wind/solar farms is because they're simply not efficient methods of harnessing electrical energy. Hence, a whole lot of turbines/panels are needed to justify the costs for constructing them.

@@K3wlG33k Actually solar pannels are very efficient, but the best place to install them is not in massive farms but on the roofs of houses. It is more efficient to generate the electricity where it is going to be used.

@@diablo.the.cheater fair enough. Though, if that's the case, why are we still planning (throughout the world) on building more solar panel farms rather than funding for individual homes in prime locations? Regardless, even at an individual level, solar panel use is situational at best, depending on sun obstructions like tall trees, hillsides, or duration of daytime. Hence, it isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. Also, costs for individual solar installation can cost an arm and a leg for home owners. Sure, eventually you will be able to pay it off with the money you save. However, that still takes many years and will depend on what you can afford in the long term. Not to mention dealing with solar sales companies is a stone's throw away from being an MLM system if not already (i.e.paid-only-by-commision). With how expensive solar installation is, the solar panel sales industry is the new mattress store industry. For all of these reasons and more, I cannot recommend solar power to anyone. Oh, also solar panels have high reflectivity and the light gets intense towards the direction of reflection rather than dispersed, making them like giant magnifying glasses pointed towards the sky. So, yeah there's that as well....both an environmental and safety hazard. Makes maintenance dangerous to deal with, so do it at night when possible.

Well, that explains the part of Paldea with the wind turbines.

@@K3wlG33k (About the planning of solar farms) I think that's because companies from countries that don't have that much sun time, are funding these projects in countries where there have, that's happening in Spain with companies from northen Europe, its becoming a big problem to be honest. About the efficiency of solar panels, I live in the countryside, and there are small windmills to generate electricity for individual houses, most combine solar panels with these. Of course, in big cities I don't know if that could be done.

Short or not, I always appreciate these. Thanks mate.

Nice, You're doing an Fantastic job, keep going!!! ❤ 🎉

How would one determine the branching factor?

​@@JamesDavy2009 movesets I guess. like the domestic one might have a support move in order to evolve, while the other requires a signature attacking move. Or maybe the domestic one needs higher friendship levels

Bird wurmple? I like it!

Maybe the chicken hawk could be a cockatrice

​@@pintlebert921 hey, Spanish speaker from Mexico here! "Salbador" is not a word in Spanish, but it is similar to "Salvador" with a V - it means "savior" when translated literally, and is a pretty common Spanish name. It's a cool name, but it doesn't really mean "dancer" - that would rather be "Bailarín", or "Bailón" (though the last one is more of a general 'person who dances' rather than a specialized dancer, and its use is more regional and less documented). Where did you get the "Salbador" translation, though? I'm genuinely curious

@@pintlebert921 that works yeah, it's a neat name!

​@@silversonome5360 in my Brazilian an fellow latin-american opinion, I think that Portuguese is just a deluxe spanish

I don't know what you expected. This is the person who used salazzle fanart in his thumbnails NOT ONCE, NOT TWICE, but THREE TIMES. maybe even more than that, I've only seen three of them.

Ik like wtf

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Nothing new here

I thought I was on the wrong website for a sec.

Come on guys, this is Lockstin we're talking about

You are Araki naming Stands

Terminal Shock must be next then.

no Thunderstruck from ACDC?

​@@MrKlausbaudelaire that was the name of mine

@@MrKlausbaudelaire It wouldn't fit sadly.

actually it is competitive. Unless it’s Wind Power or Volt Absorb.

I think lockstin might love kilowattrel a little too much though

Corviknight, talonflame, staraptor and killowatrell are all amazing choices for regional birds!

Enel will fit better

Because open world screwed up the early route thing. So, you have to determine the regional bird by which flying type bird Pokemon best matches past trends of regional birds and only the Wattrel line matches.

definitely is

Like that Capitán Salazar "El Matador del Mar" from the 5th Pirates of the Caribbean movie. He hated all pirates, but especially Jack Sparrow.

@@ggrarl, nah, I though more of actual pirates and Spanish. For some famous examples: - Frederick Barbarossa fought Charles Quint, emperor of Romans and king of Spain. - Sir Francis Drake, "El Dragon". A national hero of England, ennobled by Elizabeth I as he helped his nation to win against Spain's Invincible Armada - Daniel Montbars, "the Exterminator". I'll let you guess what he exterminated. - Sir Henry Morgan, "El Pirato que dide mucho torturacio- I'm kindding, he lacked a nickname for once. This privateer was literally a pirate only for the Spanish. He just did a lot of zeal. To a point at which Jamaica's governor was embarassed, he asked him to go to Cuba to take informations from the Spanish but Morgan instead ravaged two towns. He took advantage of the war between England and Spain to listen to his cruelty and blood lust. - François l'Olonnais, "Flail of the Spaniards". He is known to made prisoners for two reasons, either to get informations from them or to kill them, sometimes he just wanted to kill Spanish thus lining some up to decapitate them one by one with his saber. He was once washed up in Yucatan, all of his crew was slain by the Spanish here but him, playing dead, covered by the blood and bodies of his dead crew. He run away and came back, decapitating all those Spanish but one, sending them to Havane's governor, tail between his legs, to tell the carnage. Another time, during the taking of Maracaibo, a village of 4,000 inhabitants, l'Olonnais threatened them to burn them or tear their eyes off if they don't say where is their gold.

@@victzegopterix2victorindem895 "Now take Sir Francis Drake. The Spanish they despised him. But to the British, he's a hero, and they idolize him." So many real pirates that inspired One Piece characters.

@@ggrarl, with the ones I cited: Francis Drake inspired X Drake, Henry Morgan inspired Morgan, and l'Olonnais even inspired Zoro.