Since Natu is next in the ImPokédex, I got to thinking about tiny Pokémon. One of the smallest and most mysterious ones, of course, is Diglett. Is it really that small? What do they look like beneath the ground? It seems that at the center of the Earth, there is a nucleus Diglett, out of which all other Digletts and Dugtrios are formed. This nucleus Diglett forms the shorelines, erupts the volcanoes, and manipulates pretty much every other function of the planet with its millions of Diglett fingers. Creepy, eh?
Thursday, February 12, 2009
How Diglett Works
Since Natu is next in the ImPokédex, I got to thinking about tiny Pokémon. One of the smallest and most mysterious ones, of course, is Diglett. Is it really that small? What do they look like beneath the ground? It seems that at the center of the Earth, there is a nucleus Diglett, out of which all other Digletts and Dugtrios are formed. This nucleus Diglett forms the shorelines, erupts the volcanoes, and manipulates pretty much every other function of the planet with its millions of Diglett fingers. Creepy, eh?
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but then...how would you get one into a pokeball? >_>
ReplyDeleteIt's like how the heads fall off of Exeggutor and they become Exeggcutes.
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