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🕑 Added 2025-09-12 22:01:41 +0000 UTC
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Jade ShadowScale

That’s a deceptively deep question. Belly buttons, after all, are the remnants of an umbilical cord—something tied to live birth, not hatching. So if Pokémon emerge from eggs, biologically speaking, they shouldn’t have belly buttons… right? Snakes have "belly buttons" even though they are hatched from eggs

BlackPolar

That’s a deceptively deep question. Belly buttons, after all, are the remnants of an umbilical cord—something tied to live birth, not hatching. So if Pokémon emerge from eggs, biologically speaking, they shouldn’t have belly buttons… right? But then again, Pokémon biology is a mystery wrapped in an enigma, sprinkled with elemental powers and evolutionary leaps. Some Pokémon look suspiciously mammalian, others reptilian, and a few—like Bellibolt—even have what’s described as a “belly-button dynamo” that generates electricity. So maybe belly buttons aren’t just vestigial—they’re functional! And what about Pikachu? That round little tummy seems like it’s just begging for a belly button sticker. Maybe in the Pokémon world, belly buttons are less about biology and more about aesthetic charm. Or maybe they’re evolutionary leftovers from a time when Pokémon didn’t hatch from eggs but were born live in some ancient, forgotten lore. So should Pokémon have belly buttons? Maybe not. But could they? In a world where dragons fit in your pocket and psychic cats bend spoons, why not?


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