#so many bunearies!!!!!!

[bunearysdaily]

[ID: A photo of many different simple doodles of the pokemon buneary. Each buneary is unique in expression, pose, or size, but they are all adorable. The bunearies are drawn with blue pen on paper. End ID.]

I drew bunearies while procrastinating!

[voltage-stims]

Pink Shiny Pokemon stimboard one two three .. four five six .. seven eight nine

[shima-draws]

I got commissioned to make art for @/purplecliffe 😳 And this is what I made!! Bonus points if you can get all the references in here ;)

I just shared the video link to his live reaction but if you can’t find it it’s on his second channel @/Purplecliffe2 on YT!

It was such an honor to be able to do this and seeing how much Cliffe liked the art totally made my day 🤧 And I had a TOTAL blast drawing this!! 💖

[happycricketbox]

I recently saw that old pic of my buneary from 2012 and 2015 and i decided to add one more to it!

[kamalemons]

Currently playing UM again, doodle page of route 1 progress

this game is cutscene hell. Why game freak. Why.

[gday-from-tasmaloa]

[ATTACHED IMAGE: Ty holding a Buneary by the scruff of its neck, looking a bit ragged; looks like the Pokemon put up a tremendous fight, and the ranger has a black eye to show for it]

little guy hits like a truck with those ears! cant help but feel bad for th'little bloke tho...

they didnt ask t'be suddenly dumped in a strange new location, after all :/

[pokefossilclub]

TWENTY-EIGHT BUNEARY

ON THEIR WAY

DIRECTLY

TO MY HOME

...

To the Sanctuary, I guess, but that might as well be my home- who thinks hatching twenty-eight Buneary in quick succession is a reasonable thing to do? Well, clearly not the fellow who dropped them all off at the Wild Area Pokemon Nursery because they realised that actually twenty-eight baby Buneary is a lot of Buneary!

[dawnedon]

"Can't wait for a bunch of misinformed and dumbass parents to get their kids Bunearies for today, only for said Buneary to not like their kids right out of the gate. Bet some random eight year old is going to catch a Buneary ear to the face today."

[synthetic-sonata]

>had the coolest idea for a pokepasta ever

>has no drive or energy to write just to think ab the idea

[hearthomelesbian]

*guy who is in the middle of like 3 different pokemon games* maybe i should do some more shiny chaining in my finished platinum save

[elijaheldridge]

Pokemon Angora Version: Angora Buneary

Angora Type/Furry Type

(Normal/Ground type)

Angora is the name of a Buneary beacuse that was bred to have very fluffy and curly fur.

angroa buneary has a extra fluffy floofy poofy puffy frizzy fuzzy woolly bushy curly shaggy scruffy afro hairy and really big wool like fleece on body, afro head, and ear tips,

buneary looks like a galarian angora version

in (spring season) so many angora buneary's woolly fur unlike fleece grows bigger and longer during the days in the process, when it comes to angora buneary's haircut time some people and Pokémon trainers use scissors or shears to shear it, or cut it short,

in her story were Eillie trips over because angora buneary's woolly fleece is growing up to overweight and overgrown big 180kg during the winter and I realize he needs a haircut, so I place eillie on my lap for a haircut

angora shears like scissors can be used to snip/cut/trim fluffy wool fleeces short, pixie

the reason why because angora buneary hasn't got a haircut for 5 years ago during the days of winter season

From @quillpokebiology

[bunearysdaily]

[ID: A buneary wearing a bright red helmet holds out an arm for balance while roller skating with bright pink roller skates. End ID.]

[pokemonshelterstories]

Even after reading your FAQ and a bunch of asks you've answered, I'm still not sure if a shelter blog is the best place to ask this, so do feel free to delete this (or tell me privately that you won't post it, but only if you have the time and energy), but I can't think of anyone else, and if you do post it, you or some of your followers might have some interesting thoughts, so here goes:

How would you feel about using Pokeballs to catch Pokémon you're planning to eat?

For context, I and my siblings grew up in a small, mostly off-grid community, and while most details aren't relevant, we did hunt for food occasionally. We never used pokeballs, but instead bow and arrow, fishing rods, nets and traps.

These days I live closer to a big city, sharing a house with my brother, his husband, and their teenage son (my other nibling, their older child, has moved out a while ago, so they're not part of this story).

Last month, we visited the community my brother and I grew up in, and during our two week stay, I took my nephew on a hunting trip. He was decently enthusiastic to train his archery, but he asked why we don't just use pokeballs. Wouldn't it be easier? I didn't have an answer for him then, only that we'd been taught this way and that I'd never considered using pokeballs.

But I've been thinking about it. It would be easier, but wouldn't it also be more cruel? After all, by catching it in a pokeball, you're giving the pokemon false hope of a nice life with a trainer, only to then kill it. I feel like killing it quickly while it's still in the wild and doesn't know any better is more, like, honest maybe?

What do you or your followers think?

(If any angry vegans find this post, don't even waste your energy on a mean response or lecture, because most likely I have you blocked already, and if I don't, I'll correct that when I see you being rude to me)

oooh, this is an interesting ask to get...

i think this is really more of a matter of personal comfort with the idea of eating a pokemon that's been caught in a ball, but as long as it's done properly, i don't see anything wrong with it. after all, pokemon for the most part don't really have any concept of what's going to happen to them in the future.

as someone who hunts, you (i assume) understand our duty to give the pokemon we eat as painless of a death as possible. then, as trainers, we have a duty to maintain the 5 freedoms for our pokemon, which includes freedom from psychological stress. provided you meet those requirements, i think it's ok to catch a pokemon in a pokeball for the sake of eating it. it's more humane than certain types of traps that leave the pokemon struggling until the hunter comes to check them, and pokemon tend to relax in pokeballs, since they mimic the way pokemon curl up when healing. when the pokemon is released from its ball, you then just need to humanely slaughter it. there are some pokemon that i wouldn't do this with, since they don't immediately take well to being caught in a ball; buneary is a good example. but many common game pokemon do just fine.

i've actually used a different tool to help out with culling food pokemon- my styler! there are a lot of farms out near artazon, and rangers do sometimes get asked to help with keeping livestock mons calm in the moments leading up to slaughter. i've met rangers who aren't comfortable taking on those cases, and i've definitely gotten fussed at by my share of pokemon rights activists, but i think pokemon raised as food deserve as calm of an environment as possible. so, no, i dont think using pokeballs to trap game is cruel as long as you know what you're doing and don't stress the pokemon out. but if you're used to the way you already do things, don't feel like you have to change it up either.

[shima-draws]

EVERYBODY STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING JACK REACTED TO THE ART I MADE FOR HIM

[yveltalreal]

miguel abandoned me to chase pokemon around or whatever so im just hanging out

theres so many pokemon. and a lot of them are buneary. huh.

[battle-subway-ghost]

[There's an article being posted around online. Click it?]

Down The Buneary Hole Of The Team Fauna Cult

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Team fauna is a proclaimed religious group, founded and formed by a man under the name of Wolf Fauna and located in a cavern outside of Olivine City, Johto. This group claims that the world depicted in the hit franchise Animals is real, and that ours is a false reality.

Seemingly innocent on the surface, Team fauna claims to wish to bring people towards enlightenment, all all while they "simply wish to live the way Fauna intended," specifically out of their way to state "We commit no crimes, harm nothing and no one."

Despite these claims to innocence, a further look into the actions and practices of this organization reveals a twisted world of kidnapping, abuse, brainwashing, and manipulation. This work hopes to shine light on the inner workings of Team Fauna and the recent events surrounding it.

Team Fauna pushed itself into the public eye on January 30th, as a strange invitation spread itself to many users of the website Rotumblr, reading as follows:

"Are you a seeker of the truth?

If you're receiving this message we believe you are.

Have you ever truly considered the convinces of this world, or are you still asleep

What if you had a change to escape it all, to live a real life, instead of the one you have taken.

You could reach fulfilment. Happiness. Many have.

With us you will know the truth.

To continue living in the dark is a common choice, but you may be one of the few who deviate.

We await your response with anticipation

Team Fauna"

February 1st, Team Fauna made their own blog on Rotumblr. Following this decision, many allegations arose soon after, many noticing hidden cries for help in the anonymous moderator's replies to inquiries, and eventually, a photo of a Galvantula in highly abusive conditions was uploaded, which was quickly connected to Team Fauna.

These incidents are what sparked a deeper investigation of the group; starting at Olivine City, the closest city to their alleged location. Many missing persons, primarily those reported to have gone hiking in the nearby routes, were reported, their missing posters strewn around the city.

Team Fauna itself resided in a cave and its surrounding woods far off the beaten path near Olivine City. Upon joining their group, it appears that many, if not all new members are asked to leave any partner Pokemon they may have behind prior to joining. This leaves new members far less likely to be able to confront any of the designated "guards" of the team, who are granted access to far more powerful Pokemon than other members.

Furthermore, upon initiation into this group, your name will be replaced, as you're instead given the name of one of the creatures from Animals. This makes it difficult to identify most members, as their names cannot be connected to any legal records.

Connection to the outside world is limited, if not entirely restricted. Many children are born into the cult, isolated from any sort of opposition to Team Fauna's ideals. It is unlikely that these children have legal documentation such as birth certificates.

However, the investigation goes deeper yet.

February 5th, A 17-year old named Sprite Chroma is incapacitated and kidnapped by members of Team Fauna. A bonfire is lit by Wolf Fauna, a celebration begins, and after the so-called festivities, a meeting is called.

During this meeting, Team Fauna's leader announced plans to open a cross-dimensional portal to their desired reality. Sprite Chroma is dragged in front of the crowd, and Wolf announces that he would be the first to cross through to the new world they all desired.

Over the next 15 hours, preparations were made for the ritual that would be performed soon. A member of Team Fauna took custody of the victim's phone in order to impersonate it to its friends and family.

Hour 15. 11 AM. "The last day in this world," as it was put by many in the cult. The ritual is prepared, Sprite dragged out of their cell for a second time. Wolf Fauna exits his cabin, bringing along a covered cage. As the ritual is set into action, the cloth is pulled, revealing that Team Fauna had not only found, but captured a Celebi, an elusive Mythical pokemon revered across Johto.

Celebi is forced to open a portal, but the plan goes awry. not long after the victim is forced inside, they are seemingly rejected, being spat back out, and destabilizing the portal, causing it to disappear.

Minutes after, the meeting is invaded. Many of Team Fauna's members escaped in the chaos, although it appears that the majority of the hostages and stolen Pokemon have been recovered.

As of now, the whereabouts of Wolf Fauna and other prominent members of Team Fauna are unknown. It is more than likely that they will regroup if given the time. Evidence strongly suggests that if left unchecked, the Team Fauna cult could very likely reach levels of danger comparable to that of Team Plasma or Team Galactic. We cannot let history repeat itself once again.

The author of the article appears to be remaining anonymous, save for the name "Lotus I."