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First discovered: XX January 1992
Background: Porygon2's evolution was exhibiting erratic behavior to the point of insanity. However, certain serial numbers were showing even more bizarre behavior. Porygon is genderless, so it should stand that Porygon-Z is as well. However, this one is clearly showing a gender. For one, there is an X pattern. Therefore, it has been dubbed Porygon-Z(X). Though exceedingly rare compared to Porygon-Z (the total number of Porygon affected by the rogue Dubious Discs were never counted completely, as less than 300 cases were reported as of 2002), an amendment to the national dex denotes these as 474Z, as all of the accounted serial numbers end in Z.
Description: Though Porygon-Z has been known to exhibit emotion almost perfectly emulating human emotion, the emotions in Porygon-Z(X) appear to match those of a human personality completely, and as such interact with people on the fly (as well as other pokemon). In addition, these have been reported to have often devious or bi-polar personalities.
Other information: I'm not sure if any of this is right. If it isn't, please let me know. Wait, why am I saying that? I'm the one who wrote this description.
Pokemon (C) 1995 - 2014 Nintendo/Creatures inc./GAME FREAK
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Background: Porygon2's evolution was exhibiting erratic behavior to the point of insanity. However, certain serial numbers were showing even more bizarre behavior. Porygon is genderless, so it should stand that Porygon-Z is as well. However, this one is clearly showing a gender. For one, there is an X pattern. Therefore, it has been dubbed Porygon-Z(X). Though exceedingly rare compared to Porygon-Z (the total number of Porygon affected by the rogue Dubious Discs were never counted completely, as less than 300 cases were reported as of 2002), an amendment to the national dex denotes these as 474Z, as all of the accounted serial numbers end in Z.
Description: Though Porygon-Z has been known to exhibit emotion almost perfectly emulating human emotion, the emotions in Porygon-Z(X) appear to match those of a human personality completely, and as such interact with people on the fly (as well as other pokemon). In addition, these have been reported to have often devious or bi-polar personalities.
Other information: I'm not sure if any of this is right. If it isn't, please let me know. Wait, why am I saying that? I'm the one who wrote this description.
Pokemon (C) 1995 - 2014 Nintendo/Creatures inc./GAME FREAK
Yeah...
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Date Taken
Jan 20, 2015, 7:43:36 PM
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