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Charmander or Squirtle
Jerry:
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Arg! I was going to post that! XD
obi:
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Arg! I was going to post that! XD
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Post it anyways! The world can never have enough TMNS.
Jerry:
Ok, if you want ;)
I got mine on facebook while I was surfing through... and thought they were cute! :D
Ver-go-a-go-go:
I have to admit, I was originally going to say Charmander, just because all of us know that Charizard is awesome, but after seeing the teenage mutant ninja Squirtles, my opinion has been altered. It's just that I always wondered how Blastoise has actual mechanic CANNONS coming out of its back....
Frenchfry:
Guys, The United States of America has already gone over this. Charizard. Always. Wanna know why? If Pokemon had been going for realistic type advantages instead of fair, then fire would pwn everything. Water would evaporate, flying types would get turned to fried chicken in midair, grass types... Forest Fires. Rock types would turn into volcanos and BECOME fire. Steel would melt. Ghosts don't exist. Psychics... I dunno, they might be able to pwn fire to some degree. And the Normal and fighting types would get it worst of all.
Why, the very invention of the Flamethrower is proof that someone smart enough to invent one looked at some people and said, "Gee, I really wish I could light that guy on fire, but I'm not close enough to get the job done. They don't call heavy weapons "waterarms," or "waterpower," do they?
In fact, the only reason In Real Life fires can get owned by water is because those fires weren't being tended to by CHARIZAAAAARD!
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