>>57959283 (OP) >Doesn't know what an arthropod is American education, everyone
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 4:02:16 AM No.57959389
Genesect loses the arm weapons from Kabutops. Also half the entries say the cannon was just upgraded instead of created. It is far more likely that Genesect's original body was an otherwise unidentified species.
>>57959283 (OP) Kabuto and Kabutops are based off of Horseshoe Crabs (and their ancient ancestors), anon
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 4:34:31 AM No.57959471
>>57959283 (OP) Legends Unova giving us a completely new species
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 5:19:43 AM No.57959575
>>57959283 (OP) Aside from the pose and the head shape being describable as “wide and vaguely flat”, they have little in common that is unique to each other. The torsos are completely different, and you’re also coping super hard by saying the legs are almost shaped the same when there’s really only a couple ways you can represent a leg that has a thigh, calf and foot. Its legs look more similar to Lokix than Kabutops, honestly. Kabutops is shaped like a horseshoe crab while Genesect most closely resembles some kind of Hymenoptera. The similarities you see are just surface level. >blade hands Do you know just how many Pokémon have stabby bits for limbs? Why even use this as a point?
>>57959283 (OP) first of all kabutops isn't a crustacean, it's a chelicerate. horseshoe crabs are chelicerates. secondly, insects ARE crustaceans. it's honestly commendable that you've managed to be so wrong you've looped around to somehow still being right.
Genesect is just a fully evolved Kabutops, its dex even says its evolving to adapt to land, that's why they're so rare, Kabutops went extinct, but one of them managed to actually evolve, then went extinct itself because there is one of them
>>57961117 Their home in the movie was a giant termite mound, which was the reason they confused it with Poke-New York because the silhouette of the skyscrapers resembled their termite mound.
>>57961150 Something very curious happened with the beetle model: on the left is Dim, a character from Bug's Life from 1998, and on the right is Megaceras briansaltini, discovered in 2007.
Since then, the discovery of a species that resembles a previously created fictional species, such as Scratt from Ice Age, has become known as the Dim effect.