I made Pokémon come

It's like being dead.

At that time, it picked off the mushrooms on Paras' back, but the mushrooms grew back overnight and continued to absorb nutrients.

Chapter 205: I've already told you not to worry too much about Pokémon!

The picked mushrooms...grew again overnight?

This time, even Gengar swallowed his saliva subconsciously.

Although it has no saliva, it has already died.

"After evolving, will it...die?"

Frost Fairy hugged her head, and Mongoose Boy also shrank his body.

【??? Is that true?】

[This is too scary! For this Pokémon, choosing to evolve is equivalent to volunteering to die? ]

[So, unlike other Pokémon, it’s the mushroom part that’s actually getting stronger?]

This situation is indeed terrifying, and it was Paras himself who said that the nutrients were constantly being sucked away by the mushrooms on his back.

But what the Fluffy Sheep did only delayed the evolution of Paras, which can be seen from the state of this Paras.

Taking the Unchanging Stone from the Fluffy Sheep, Jon placed it on the back of the Paras in front of him.

"How do you feel now?"

Paras closed his eyes and felt it carefully, then opened his eyes curiously and called out to Jon a few times.

This scene caught the attention of the audience in the live broadcast room, but Gengar's subsequent reaction of relief made them realize that this special mineral that can prevent Pokémon from evolving has worked.

Rongrong Sheep also breathed a sigh of relief, but soon it was in trouble again.

The stone is not big, about the same size as an orange fruit, but its round shape is obviously not suitable for Paras to carry with him.

Some Pokémon may be able to carry things around by swallowing them, but Paras' mouthparts, which are specifically designed for sucking tree roots, obviously can't do that.

The Fluffy Sheep looked at Jon pitifully again.

Seeing this made Jon scratch his face, thinking that in this case, he could only make something like a net bag to help Paras carry the Immutable Stone with him.

A simple net bag is naturally easy to make, but the material is key if you want it to remain intact for a long time.

Jon subconsciously looked at the wool on the fluffy sheep, but shook his head.

After evolving from a Mare Sheep to a Wool Sheep, its wool became much less but its ability to generate electricity became stronger.

"Can you fetch me some wool from the Maree sheep?"

The sheep ran back again.

While waiting, Jon was not idle, looking up and down at the motionless Pallas.

"I think you can see that Paras is a Pokémon with both insect and grass attributes, and when it evolves into Parastel, the two mushrooms on its back will merge into one big mushroom."

Pylas raised his head in confusion, then went still again when he realized Jon wasn't talking to it.

This situation did not surprise Jon. After all, the Immutable Stone only suppressed the evolution of Pokémon, rather than returning the Pokémon to its birth state.

And the sheep also said that it tried to pick the mushrooms off Paras, but soon such mushrooms grew again.

This is enough to show that the key to the problem is not the two small mushrooms on Paras' back. In addition, he vaguely remembered that Paras seemed to have mentioned in "Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon" that there are two consciousnesses in its body. However, after evolving into Paras, once it loses the mushrooms on its back, the remaining part will indeed be unable to move.

So Jon also has a different opinion on this.

"Perhaps after Paras evolved into Parast, his body wasn't necessarily taken away. Of course, I can't guarantee that this statement is absolutely correct."

Jon suddenly said this, and Pallas, who seemed to be asleep, raised his head again.

"The evidence is that after the Fluffy Sheep plucked the mushroom off Paras' back, it quickly grew back. But if it is really because the mushroom is constantly absorbing nutrients and taking over Paras' body, then theoretically, constantly picking the mushrooms can suppress this impact to a minimum."

All the Pokémon opened their mouths in shock, and then they saw Jon looking at Paras seriously.

"Can Paras sense the existence of a second consciousness within his body?"

Paras shook his head.

Seeing this, Jon also sat on the ground.

"Then just listen to what I say next and treat it as my personal imagination."

As Paras looked on in confusion, Jon asked the Pokémon around him and the audience in the live broadcast room, "Remember Diglett?"

The answer to this question is yes, but just when people were wondering why gophers were suddenly mentioned, they heard Jon continue.

"Although the existence of Diglett has been mentioned occasionally before, it may be difficult for you to appreciate the magic of Pokémon in some aspects before you actually see it."

As he spoke, Jon gave an example.

"Can you imagine that you were fine, but when you grew up, you suddenly split into triplets, each with their own ideas?"

Obviously, the audience in the live broadcast room can’t imagine such a scene.

But actually this is still good.

"For example, the three bees mentioned earlier are born as a group of three and have different preferences for nectar, but after evolving into a queen bee, only one individual remains."

【Thinking about it is terrifying...】

[The three rats were fine, but the three bees suddenly became terrifying.]

[And this is not appropriate to compare with human fusion babies. As an outsider, I think it is a good thing that fusion babies that cannot be separated through surgery are fused together, but Pokémon in this state are not deformed. ]

"And similar situations are not uncommon..."

Jon thought that not to mention special evolved individuals like Magnemite and Metallo, Tootsie also grew a third head after evolving into Tootsie.

The three-headed evil dragon is even more special. After evolving from a single-headed dragon to a two-headed Tyrannosaurus Rex, it clearly developed a second head with independent consciousness, but after evolving into a three-headed evil dragon, it returned to a single consciousness.

Although its name is the Three-Headed Dragon, the two heads on the left and right are actually its arms, just like the giant mantis appears to have three heads.

The only difference is that after evolving from a two-headed Tyrannosaurus to a three-headed evil dragon, one of the consciousnesses did disappear.

But strictly speaking, the two consciousnesses are one and the same, but not all Pokémon will accept this after evolving.

Another equally special Pokémon is Doi Ninjago. When it evolves into Iron Ninjago, the empty shell it sheds has a chance to turn into a brand new Pokémon - Shedding Ninjago.

so...

"When Paras evolves into Parast, the insect part may die, but this does not mean that Paras is dead. It may just be that the body that carries its consciousness has changed from an insect to a mushroom."

Jon touched the shrunken mushroom on Paras's back.

"This can also explain why the picked mushrooms grew back quickly, and why Fluffy Sheep said that Paras' body became sluggish and hard to control. Perhaps it's because Paras's body structure had been gradually transformed by the mushrooms before he truly evolved, and once his consciousness was successfully transferred to the grown mushrooms, he would be able to control his new body skillfully again."

This was the most reasonable explanation Jon could think of.

Although the two heads would often fight for food, there were also two-headed Tyrannosaurus that got along well with each other. After evolution, such individuals would fall into frenzy when they found that the brothers they had been living with day and night disappeared.

As for the statement that there are two consciousnesses in Parast's body, it can be understood that during the transfer of the main consciousness, the insect part of the body still retains some instincts.

However, Paras does not understand this at present, because the main body that carries its consciousness is still the insect part, and it can only feel that most of the nutrients have been absorbed by the mushrooms.

So Jon’s idea is that since phenomena such as “splitting” and “fusion” of consciousness exist, it is also normal for phenomena such as “transfer” to occur.

"Of course, this is just my personal guess. I will still give this immutable stone to Paras."

Looking at the fluffy sheep that had reappeared in his sight, Jon came to this conclusion.

He didn't want to be mistaken as being reluctant to part with this immutable stone.

"Don't treat Pokémon like Paras strangely because of this. The mushrooms growing on its back are good things. If you dry them and grind them into powder and take them, they can also prolong your life. And if you can't accept this kind of thing after becoming friends with Paras, you can also find a stone for it."

Chapter 206: Cultivation of Alola Form Slime?

Mountain City Pokémon Observation Station.

"It's not that he died, but his consciousness was transferred to the mushrooms."

After listening to Jon's conjecture, Professor Chen looked thoughtful.

If it were any other creature, he would definitely think it was a fantasy, but the meaning of Pokémon's existence seems to be to constantly break such conventions.

However, the evolution of Paras is indeed a bit special.

If the evolution of other Pokémon is compared to humans installing mechanical prostheses on their bodies, then Paras has undoubtedly transformed his own brain without any problems.

Of course, the strangest thing is Pokémon’s own attitude towards evolution.

They had seen Pokémon that were eager to evolve before, and this time Paras also showed a different attitude.

Although it is not like what Joe Piaoen said at that time that he wanted to maintain the status quo and therefore rejected evolution, the situation of Paras is actually more special.

Because Paras expressed doubts about "evolution".

Even if this is most likely a misunderstanding, it is enough to show that "evolution" is different from what they understood before, and it is not an absolutely linear and natural thing.

The reason is also very simple!

Jon has always emphasized that the attributes of Pokémon are not fixed, but may change as the habitat environment changes.

This can be seen from the Pallas just now.

The environment changed by the Fluffy Sheep did cause the mushrooms on Paras' body to become shriveled.

Although the impact is not significant, what if they artificially created an environment that was not suitable for mushroom growth from the moment Pallas was born?

Will the grass attribute of Paras disappear in this way? Will it completely lose the possibility of evolution?

Or...

Will there be different evolutionary forms?

Professor Chen thought this might be a very interesting topic, but unfortunately, Paras probably hasn't come into this world yet.

Looking at Jon on the screen, who was twisting wet wool into threads to make a simple net bag for Paras, the somewhat elderly professor thought that the process of continuous exploration might be the most important thing.

"Mushrooms that prolong life? We've come at a great time..."

Professor Chen sighed like this, but just as he was about to go to the ecological park of the observation station to check on the Pokémon, a phone call forced him to cancel the plan.

After listening to the content of the phone call, Professor Chen fell into deep thought.

After the Celebi incident, the special department that coordinated the development of all Pokémon Observation Stations also drew a special area with the giant Happiny Tree as the center.

And then there are things happening in the area right now.

It wasn't that anything bad had happened, but some stinky mud and torn bags had landed in the waste treatment plants in the area.

This seems like a good thing, not only will it make Pokémon more diverse, but it will also help deal with all kinds of garbage.

But the truth is that these Pokémon are causing quite a bit of panic because they aren't really ready yet.

Fortunately, no one was injured, but the placement of these Pokémon became a problem.

Among them, smelly muds are the most troublesome because they carry various pathogens.

This call was also made to ask whether the observation station here has any ideas about receiving these Pokémon.

Professor Chen wanted to agree, but was stunned after hearing the details of the incident.

Then he remembered his previous thought.

...

...

At the same time, Zhong Wei was also stunned.

After Bulbasaur was unexpectedly born, she had planned to spend a few days letting the little one remember this home before reporting, but her plan was interrupted by this accident.

Of course, she didn't mind this kind of thing. After all, it was the Patchwork Bag that helped John find Bulbasaur.

Zhong Wei will never forget such a kindness, but she still felt incredible after she came to the waste incineration plant and heard the whole story.

Even though she had already learned from Jon that Mud and Slug were Pokémon that could feed on garbage, the situation at the waste incineration plant still made her nervous.

The reason for the tension was not that the few stinking muds that descended here caused any damage, but that a situation appeared that was somewhat different from what Jon described.

Compared with normal garbage, the stinky muds seem to prefer the products of garbage incineration.

Under normal circumstances, this type of product is the most difficult part to deal with in a waste incineration plant. It even contains a large amount of highly toxic substances, which can cause serious secondary pollution to the surrounding environment if not handled with care.