Are Evolution Stones, radioactive? - Page 2 - Pokemon Forum

Judge Dredd · #16 11-06-2008, 06:00 PM

Well im going along with the topic, which comes down to radioactive stones and evolution. The Stones questions lead into other question, the energy theory is a great one.

Elite Dialga · #17 11-06-2008, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by The Unreal Shadow Tracker

Well im going along with the topic, which comes down to radioactive stones and evolution. The Stones questions lead into other question, the energy theory is a great one.

Yes the question leads you to another question, which will lead to another one & this process will go on until this thread is closed; nothing will be proved in the end.

ThEcHaMpIoNoFsApPhIrE · #18 11-06-2008, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Dialga1000

Yes the question leads you to another question, which will lead to another one & this process will go on until this thread is closed; nothing will be proved in the end.

this reminded me of National Treasure.

Judge Dredd · #19 11-06-2008, 06:18 PM

I think we should stick the IMPORTANT question at hand and only hope some poeple stick to talking about the nonsense on there thread. Are they radioactive? how many times are they mentioned in the game and on the show? we know that when a pokemon of the right type is exposed to one it changes in a pretty dramatic way. The theory on pokemon engery is the best so far because it would mean that the stones release some kind of speical energy based on where they were formed.
Evee might be the best example of a pokemon with open engry following through it. This relates to humans, theres a man that has the world record of being hit with lightning that did test and found that the engry his body emits is different then most which cause lighting to be attracted to his body.

Elite Dialga · #20 11-06-2008, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by The Unreal Shadow Tracker

I think we should stick the IMPORTANT question at hand and only hope some poeple stick to talking about the nonsense on there thread. Are they radioactive? how many times are they mentioned in the game and on the show? we know that when a pokemon of the right type is exposed to one it changes in a pretty dramatic way. The theory on pokemon engery is the best so far because it would mean that the stones release some kind of speical energy based on where they were formed.
Evee might be the best example of a pokemon with open engry following through it. This relates to humans, theres a man that has the world record of being hit with lightning that did test and found that the engry his body emits is different then most which cause lighting to be attracted to his body.

Actually a greater proportion of nonsense on this thread has been posted by you.

Judge Dredd · #21 11-06-2008, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Dialga1000

This question is nonsense & so are your posts.

stop spaming or im going to report you, if you dont have anything productive say dont post here

Elite Dialga · #22 11-06-2008, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by The Unreal Shadow Tracker

stop spaming or im going to report you, if you dont have anything productive say dont post here

But what Im saying is productive, there really isn't any answer to this question as aforementioned, so there's no point in even pondering over it, lets see now, bad grammar & spelling, meaningless explications..I think you're the one whose spamming, report me? Eh..go ahead..lol

Saraibre Ryu · #23 11-06-2008, 07:17 PM

I think that the energy theory could go along my radioactivity inquiry, but it could include radioactive decay. Not all radiation is immediately harmful, not for a very long time to humans anyway. I like the energy theory though.

Anyway, would you two please quit arguing now. The continuation of the opposing opinions is making more spam and isn't getting anywhere. Plus, its bad for the forum, so stop. Neither of you are helping.

Bitter_Godot · #24 11-08-2008, 01:22 PM

Their nature-powered. Maybe the stone-evolving pokemon evolve but VERY slow than the others and with the use of the stones, it's somekind of acceleration.

DarkLugiaMaster Gir · #25 11-09-2008, 08:05 PM

I think that they couldn't have radiation,because it would probably effect all pokemon and humans.I think that the stones may have nutrients that the pokemon who grow with them need to become their next form,like Eevee can grow into Espeon and Umbreon only when the nutrients come down to him/her(aka Sun beams and Moon Beams).

Ah Beng I the Pikabeng · #26 11-10-2008, 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Dark Turtwig

Ugh, don't you know that when the Alakazams make the bombs, the radioactivity numbs the common sense part of their brain!

So that's what happened to you and caused you to say that... Besides, I actually have solid evidence, you don't.

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Originally Posted by The Unreal Shadow Tracker

I think we should stick the IMPORTANT question at hand and only hope some poeple stick to talking about the nonsense on there thread. Are they radioactive? how many times are they mentioned in the game and on the show? we know that when a pokemon of the right type is exposed to one it changes in a pretty dramatic way. The theory on pokemon engery is the best so far because it would mean that the stones release some kind of speical energy based on where they were formed.
Evee might be the best example of a pokemon with open engry following through it. This relates to humans, theres a man that has the world record of being hit with lightning that did test and found that the engry his body emits is different then most which cause lighting to be attracted to his body.

You do have a very good point. But it's spelled energy. But it doesn't seem to
explain why there are both Pokemon who need stones to evolve and Pokemon who don't.