#pokemon kangaskhan

[pokemonlolitaproject]

As requested by thriftybits a set of coords inspired by the Momma and Baby Pokemon #115 Mega Kangaskhan

[daily-pokemon-trivia]

In the Shield Pokedex, it says that there was a case where a Kangaskhan raised a lost human child. This might be a reference to episode 34 of the anime, “The Kangaskhan kid.” This episode is about a child being raised by Kangaskhan, as the title suggests.

[pokemonlunarregion]

Kenga and Kangaskhan, top normal bottom shiny.

How to evolve: Kenga to Kangaskhan level up to level 28.

Region: A region of eternal night as scientists created plants that could grow in moonlight, though there is some places that try to create artificial lights for the plants that couldn't grow in the moonlight. The moon still changing to different fullness percents with times there is no moon visible.

Region name: Lunar region.

Type: Kenga: Normal. Kangaskhan: Normal Rock.

Ability: Kenga: Normalize. Kangaskhan: Scrappy.

Description: These pokemon tend to travel in herds and are one of the few pokemon that are able to reproduce without a mate, as all of these pokemon are females, however once the baby is deemed big enough to handle itself it is taken from the pouch and allowed to be free. While humans tend to see it as too early as Kenga tends to look quite young the young Kenga can actually do pretty well for themselves, not as good as they would fully grown but they can survive just fine. Despite this when mother and child are together it is shown to be a parental bond with one another every mother dreams of. This pokemon is a symbol of motherhood with one even becoming famous as the model for motherhood magazines. Both evolution stages prefer to live in the forest areas where berries are more plentiful. Breeders will leave the child with the mother until the child is no longer under the protection of its mother. Good breeders don't dare step on the toes of a mother with this pokemon line.

Kenga finds its own space sometimes within the herd and some choose to leave to start their own journey in life making a new herd along the way. This pokemon will think of their trainer like a part of their herd if the trainer gains their trust. Even playing nicely with children and other pokemon for the sake of the trainer. It is fully capable of surviving on its own however that doesn't stop humans from trying to help or save them if they're not in a herd. In fact it is considered the most baby like of all baby poekmon making so many people try to treat it as such. Luckily it tends to seem mostly tolerant while showing some aggression and signs if it doesn't like something, only for it to tend to be passed off as it being adorable. It enjoys warm cozy spots to relax reminding itself of being in its mothers pouch. If able to visit its mother it will chirp in affection and get some affection back while still being treated like a real adult. It never seems to mind its mother distancing herself while still returning some of its baby's affection. In the wild it will leave its mother alone more when a new baby is produced by the mother. It hatches from an egg within its mothers pouch and lives with parts of the egg still stuck on it until it evolves. The egg becoming hard like a bone instead of remaining fragile.

Kangaskhan is the most popular to feature on motherhood magazines as it takes care of its baby in ways most would think would spoil a child. It still prepares it's child for life apart while tending to the child's needs. This pokemon can even become depressed if it doesn't have something to care for. It can even pick up boulders to throw if it feels it needs to protect its baby. It has an apatite for berries and the inside of rocks using the rock on the tip of its tail to smash rocks open then smash it into a dust. It only gets an appetite for it when evolved and before it would just eat berries. It has sometimes been mistaken for a fairy type, so much so that some people made a conspiracy that they are all secretly fairy types based on their looks. This pokemon helps to look after children in the herd with a prefrence towards its own child. It will adopt its trainer as a new herd and are even known to be wonderful helpers in foster care. They tend to be used to take care of a child until that child is ready or until a family takes the child in. The foster care system has ones ready for these situations if needed. This is also the main spot where it is less likely it will reproduce since it has a purpose helping orphaned children. These pokemon are seen being really happy in such a job even if it is sad to have to let go of one it sees as its own child. This pokemon lives peacefully with others having a set home though not minding others around it as long as it feels no threat to its child. It will even let other pokemon sleep in its herds spot which is sometimes taken up by other poekmon who do seem to like it.

Lore:

Kenga was first to believed to be an abandoned baby pokemon and many hated its mother for leaving it behind. As it was studied it was found out that it is capable by itself as well as that the mother knows her child is ready for the world. Still there are those who are a bit more naive and still get mad calling this pokemon abandoned. It was thought that the remaining egg was just something unable to be escaped before it hardened, only later being found out that this pokemon does it on purpose as extra defense; protecting it until it is shed off when it evolves. This pokemon is mostly peaceful though will sometimes try to start fights slowly bringing its level up to evolve. It was thought that it was working its way up craving its own baby, at least until it is looked at closer finding that it does this knowing that it will be better off evolved while gaining life experience. It doesn't get the desire for a child of its own until evolved. It tends to be quiet though when it does make sounds it tends to sound like a human baby yet sounds like a higher pitch of its evolutions sounds, making any intimidation attempts fail on most humans.

Kangaskhan was once called the worst mother in existence for abandoning a small baby, until it was understood better. It has a reputation of being one anyone would not want to mess with the child in the mothers pouch. For years after its discovery and its care towards its infant this pokemon was seen as the role model of how to raise children. Which ended up with mixed results with some turning out fine and others being too spoiled to really make something of themselves even after leaving the nest at the appropriate age. Since then humans have refined their way of raising their young with still some inspiration taken from this pokemon. It is an easy pokemon to study as long as scientists mainly don't stick their noses into trouble with the protective mama pokemon.

Design inspiration: Fairy pokemon, nanny slash maid style especially in aprons, the whole cubone is a baby version idea, and the saying wearing your heart on your sleeve.

Lunar region is a region that I have thought about making. I will be making more Pokémon and variants for this region.

[retrogamingblog2]

[coypurat]

oh to be carefree like this. theyre both so fucking epic

[otiksimr]

Poorly drawn Kangaskhan

[blehcado]

Day 2 of Hero and Partner week! I was going to do a lil gardening scene for the Flower prompt but then I realised... there's not a single opposable thumb in this team...

[console-pokeballs-rupees]

Pokemon illustrations by フキダシコットン on X

[reesieroo-spark]

Sunny desert mons!! 🏜️🐫 as requested by my insta mutuals!

[sweatervesto]

IRON THRONE: Paradox Kangaskhan, Fire/Normal The pilot never develops past its infancy. It cobbles together a protective suit resembling its genetic ancestor; the suit allows it to survive a war-torn future.

[teshadraws]

I’ve always wanted to make a gym leader sona! I’d be normal type all the way, with Eevee as my ace. :D

[kuradex]

day 115 Kangaskhan

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[daily-pokemon-trivia]

Fan theory time! Know that this is a theory and therefore is not outright canon, even if it sounds plausible!!

Cubone was originally supposed to be the the child of Kangaskhan.

The evidence is that the skull of Cubone looks like the head of a Kangaskhan. 

Cubone's signature move is called "bonemerang", a mix between bone and boomerang. Boomerangs are a stereotypical Australian thing, and Khangaskans could be based on kangaroos, stereotypical Australian animals. 

The final piece of evidence is that there is a glitched pokemon in red and blue (kind of like missingno), if you manage to level this pokemon up there's a chance it can evolve into a Kangaskhan. This could imply that Kangaskhan was supposed to have a pre-evolution

[pokemon-with-hats]

Could you do Kangaskhan in a shirt that says "I'm not the stepdad, I'm the dad that stepped up", please

[retrogamingblog2]

[bittybatarts]

pokemidges. for fun.