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[booze]

[Someone just got his Storm Badge and realized neither of his Flying types can carry him very well... Why does Xanxus have to be so damn tall. Even his Charizard can barely handle him.]

Are there any Flying type Pokémon that aren't fucking puny? Mine are too short to fly me anywhere.

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text; LET'S DO THIS THING

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[ The Professor is sitting at the Cianwood Pokemon Centre, waiting for his Pokemon to heal. Yuuuuup. ]

I believe when you evolve some Flying-type Pokemon to their final forms, such as a Pidgey, the grow quite large.

And language, Mister Xanxus. A true gentleman always watches what he says.

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[booze]

[Xanxus is just relaxing by the ocean and will probably be hard to miss once Layton walks out of the Center.]

How large?

I'm not a true gentleman.

text; I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ;A;

[puzzling]

[ Just getting his Pokemon from the front desk now. He'll be outside soon. ]

If I remember correctly, a friend of mine's Pidgeot is at least five feet tall.

With practice, I am sure that you can become one.

[nokemenma.livejournal.com]

[booze]

They're fully evolved at level 93 and they're still too damn short.

[nokemenma.livejournal.com]

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[islandshore.livejournal.com]

Doesn't matter if they're small. Pretty sure they can get the job done.

[He says that as his almost seven-foot Charizard swoops down and grunts.]

Just isn't as comfortable to ride on a Pidgeot or a Skarmory.

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[booze]

[...

Why can't his Charizard be that tall. :c Xanxus's Charizard, who is at the average height of 5'7", is curled up in the Cianwood sand and being used as a pillow.]

How.

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[islandshore.livejournal.com]

Just hold on tight and hope for the best. Pokémon and the laws of physics don't go hand in hand, otherwise a Dragonite couldn't even hover.

[Because really. Their wings are so puny and look like they'd snap.]

It's pretty rough, though. If you're riding on something smaller than you, you can't move around much.

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[redeyesforpride.livejournal.com]

Did you try flying in a Dragonite?

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[booze]

No.

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[shellderkillder.livejournal.com]

You would be surprised by the resilience of some Pokémon. Have you at least tried?

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[booze]

Yes, I have.

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[parkour]

Maybe you should try seeking out Moltres.

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[booze]

I'd prefer Ho-oh.

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[pluckapetal.livejournal.com]

Hm! I never thought about flying types!

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[booze]

So you don't know, then.

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[darkenedgales]

They'll get big enough to carry you after they evolve, y'know! [Easy for him to say, since he's only 5'3"...]

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[booze]

[To demonstrate his point, here, have a 6'4" Xanxus standing next to his 5'7" Charizard.]

No, they won't.

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[dead-black-eyes.livejournal.com]

I don't have the badge yet, but I have a Drifblim. It will take care of all my flying needs when I do obtain it.

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[booze]

Good for you.

[Can you hear the amount of hate in his tone? Can you hear it?]

[text] I did promise to poke him again

[flawlesspoison.livejournal.com]

Dragonite should be big enough for most people.

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[booze]

So I've heard.

[Getting one is going to be a pain in the ass, though...]

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[miniworth]

Pokémon in general tend to be shorter than a human, but some dragon types should be taller than an adult. A lot of them can fly, as well.

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[booze]

Is Dragonite the only one?