Considering that, according to the official description, those crystals are an incurable poison, wouldn't this count as suicide, or even a candidate for the "Digging your own Grave" pool?
Considering that, according to the official description, those crystals are an incurable poison, wouldn't this count as suicide, or even a candidate for the "Digging your own Grave" pool?
Now I have to buy the game just to find out the story about those poisonous crystals.
Considering that, according to the official description, those crystals are an incurable poison, wouldn't this count as suicide, or even a candidate for the "Digging your own Grave" pool?
That's true of standard Muk. Alolan Muk is different because they don't have as much toxic waste, and it semi-evolved into a garbage-eating pokemon that instead just smells like rotting garbage... because it's body is made of rotting garbage. (A random guy in Ula'Ula even says that if Muks and Grimers aren't fed a constant diet of garbage, they'll start to try eating buildings.)
That's true of standard Muk. Alolan Muk is different because they don't have as much toxic waste, and it semi-evolved into a garbage-eating pokemon that instead just smells like rotting garbage... because it's body is made of rotting garbage. (A random guy in Ula'Ula even says that if Muks and Grimers aren't fed a constant diet of garbage, they'll start to try eating buildings.)
Hmm? He was talking about those crystals. And standard Muk don't have them.
