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(Is it a story of friendship with different colors? No, it’s not…)

>>6

(Happy ending-like background music)

The colored Arbok is divine…

>>7

Um… the abandoned Ekans…

Well, I actually like this kind of disjointedness, as it feels reminiscent of myths and folktales.

That Arbo is too cute.

(The Arbok leave, looking satisfied.)

Well, given a snake’s intelligence, this kind of nonsensical development would happen.

Let’s try to feel the emotions of the Chinese people who celebrate the Spring Festival more.

“Shabokku, cry out!”

It’s just that the story about Dragonite seems really interesting, so I’m wondering why…

Aah…

Arbok has synergy with the KanColle we like.

Abu.

>>25

What?

>>25

Doddododgassudoddogadod.

>>28

It’s okay in Japanese.

>>30

Shah

>>31

Aho…

Aboh

I watched that video.

What did this want to convey?

>>35

Uh…

I guess I unexpectedly defeated a stronger Arbok and evolved…

The brain accustomed to masterpieces like Bippa and Lucky gets burned by Arbo…

>>37

It’s not particularly interesting content; it’s just something that burns the brain.

We – The Overpopulation Problem of Broccoli

>>38

Shark and Abos are fighting badly.

You have a bit of an attachment to Ekans and Arbok, right?

What’s important is the ordinary, everyday moments.

>>44

I feel like it wasn’t really nothing at all…

It’s not the usual encyclopedia anime either.

Abou

The fact that the picture books and CG animations made by the same place clearly have their peaks and conclusions adds to the confusion.

>>48

Yama, a gloriously evolving shiny Pokémon.

Punchline: Ah, come on…

I understand it’s the Year of the Snake, but there should have been something more!

Every time I come across this thread, I can’t help but reconsider it, but seriously, what the hell is this…

Abobo…

Jalorda has a small role, but what about Habunake…?

>>52

Hub

Aah…

Isn’t the combination of the snake and the zodiac sign with the cobra not so bad?

The structure in which the emotions of Arbo seeing someone off synchronize with those of the viewers is amazing.

There is something that cannot simply be dismissed as just a mysterious development.

>>57

A mysterious emotion towards having witnessed the workings of nature.

It’s nice, isn’t it… the shiny Arbok leaving with a satisfied look.

>>58

A scene that captivates me with its composition and background music.

There was no friendship or anything with someone I had just met for a few seconds.

The Ekans that was bumped into seems to be doing well too.

Despite being slammed by a pompous Arbok, it just wriggles back home without anything in particular happening…

I have seen.

There’s a certain charm to the Arbok that was attacked by a different-colored Arbok and is now lagging behind the herd.

It’s definitely not a masterpiece or anything like that.

The shortness makes it something you can mindlessly watch all the way through when you hit play.

Abohk is not cute, but I realized that Abo is cute.

I think it’s quite surprising behavior that they seem to be forming groups not just for mating season.

(Well, animals are like this…)

At first, it felt like you really went and did that, didn’t you?

It’s quite interesting that as soon as they evolve and become the same species, it seems to be disregarded.

The face on the stomach was all the same and it didn’t work.

>>72

It’s due to regional differences.

At first, I thought it was just a void anime.

As I’ve been talking about it here every day, I’ve started to feel like there was something deep in the content…

>>74

Aah…

>>74

At least there was something that could attract attention enough to keep threads going daily and extend the discussion.

I can’t explain what that is with words…

I just saw it.

Are you saying that because Abo’s attack hit a critical spot, it defeated Arbok, and that’s why it leveled up and evolved?

>>75

I’m not sure if it’s a critical point, but since the level-up sound is playing, that must mean something.

That’s how wild evolution happens… it turned out like that.

A precious video of Arbo’s ecology.

It’s a surreal kind of humor.

I don’t want to get close to a forest with so many snakes like this…

>>82

Moreover, it’s huge.

>>82

There are also a lot of big bugs!

A video that tastes with every bite.

I can’t stand the increasing number of us who have gradually become like heads of Arbo.

>>86

Abo…

>>86

Abo?

There are so many official Pokémon web animations.

There are a lot of variations…

Adults gathered to create this video.

“How about a different-colored Arbok dropping on top of Arbok to evolve?”

“That’s nice.”

Just imagining that there was a meeting like that is amusing.