#Omanyte

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Punkomon by laimakes on Instagram

[mychemicalpokemon]

OMANYTE PLEASEPLEASE

OFCC! I feel Mikey’s very omanyte AND THE HAT FOR THE SHELL

[steveover600]

PKMN 138/151 : Omanyte @SteveFilters on Instagram ・@SbeveK on BlueSky

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[railroadlion]

Omastar + Omanyte

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Fucken screaming

EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THESE GODDAMN REWARDS HAS BEEN AN OMANYTE

I DONT WANT AN OMANYTE

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[pokemonshelterstories]

What are your thoughts on the ethics of evolving Omanyte? Given Omastar's usual growth history, I feel like evolving it is a serious detriment to it's health and lifespan.

i'm guessing you're talking about the fact that the weight of an omastar's shell can make it too sluggish to hunt? i don't think that's necessarily a welfare concern in captivity. a pokemon's trainer should provide its food, so that's not as much of an issue. a trainer can also monitor their omastar's shell weight to make sure it's sill able to move properly

unfortunately, omastar's extinction happened because it failed to adjust to its prey getting faster and faster. the shell itself is not the issue so much as the changes to its surroundings are. they had to have some evolutionary reason to develop those big shells, after all!

that being said, i wouldnt want anyone who isn't specially-trained in their care to evolve their omanyte. they need a trainer who can accurately monitor whether or not they need their shell sanded down!

[pipulp]

ancient ocean

[tcgdex]

Omanyte

[daily-cephalopod]

Today's cephalopod is Omanyte!!

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[haveyouusedthispokemon]

Submitted shinies below:

#1 - Submitted by @admiralbroom

#2 - Submitted by @issues-oclock

[pokemonworlddatabase]

Omanyte is a small extinct cephalopod mollusk Pokémon similar to an ammonite or nautilus. If attacked or threatened, it quickly withdraws into its hard shell.

Omanyte is considered extinct, although it can be revived from Fossils. Its fossils have been excavated in areas that were once oceans long ago. Omanyte regulated its buoyancy by storing and releasing air within its shell and controlled direction by twisting its tentacles. While Omanyte fed on plankton, it was preyed on by Archeops and Carracosta. Omanyte can now be found in the wild due to being released by people or escaping after being restored to life, causing this species to become a problem.

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[sharktoaststudio]

Lately to warm up I’ve been doing little pokemon sketches and it’s a load of fun tbh