FOOD'MON & The Origins of Applin! | Gnoggin - Pokemon Lore - Pokemon Origins

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  @mythos6308 · 6 years ago

  This was an ad, cry for help, health facts, and diabetes all rolled into one

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  @risacooper · 6 years ago

  "Sweets are for treats, not for the always eats." Best quote.

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  @LuckySketches · 6 years ago

  In this episode: Lockstin spends everything he got from the sponsor on insulin.

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  @jamescornell5297 · 6 years ago

  Fun Fact: In Galar, giving a person an Applin is an effective way to confess one's feelings of love and ask them out.

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  @BoredWeazul · 6 years ago

  "Even I'M edible. But that is called cannibalism, my dear children, and that is frowned upon in most societies."

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  @buciallstar · 6 years ago

  &quot;this box contains the right amount of candy for one month&quot;, proceeds to eat the entire box in one day, also has diabetes. <br><br>something seems off about this. oh yes, your sugar levels.

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  @xaldynnemo47 · 6 years ago

  &quot;Insulin is super expensive, and I need it to live,&quot; he says, whilst gorging himself on a variety of exotic candies.

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  @cofeespear4992 · 6 years ago

  I swear this episode alone has enough candy to build a house for a child eating witch to live in.

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  @OtherMomo · 6 years ago

  &quot;Pasta is just candy, but with extra steps&quot;<br><br> -guy who has to stab his armpit with chemicals after eating candy in order to keep living, 2019

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  @justaperson4895 · 6 years ago

  &quot;When was the last time you had ruby chocolate kitkats?&quot;<br>Me: <b>glances at my cabinet</b><br>that exact kitkat: <b>is there</b><br>Me: <b>s w e a t s</b><br>But seriously, they&apos;re really tasty

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  @IceStormGale · 6 years ago

  I actually love the Vanillite line :( the &quot;snow melting into icicles&quot; concept makes it all the more reasonable in the same universe that has sentient orbs, magnets and whatnot. It&apos;s so harshly judged everywhere, I don&apos;t get it

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  @ripsilverbridge · 5 years ago

  the fact that the skin specifically is the edible part of Appletun reminds me of Caecilians, a worm-like amphibian that grows a fatty layer of skin when it has babies so the babies can rip off the skin layer and eat it, while the mama caecilian regrows it in time for the next feeding. i wonder if it’s a similar deal with Appletun

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