Tag: Swoobat

Bill I have a question about breeding. I’ll use Miltank and SwoobatM as example. If the partnering is consistant and or remains off same species breeding. Will it affect the Miltank offspring’s physical features and they’re milk’s flavoring and nutrients?

Not really, no. Aside from the usual subtle deviations (that is, you’ll get slightly fluffier miltank calves and perhaps slightly crisper-tasting milk), the resulting miltank will be basically be like any other miltank. Crossbreeding really doesn’t result in the drastic deviations or hybridization you might see on the more imaginative websites online, I’m afraid.

Woobat and Swoobat

Woobat
The Bat Pokémon
Type: Psychic/Flying
Official Registration #: 527
Entry: A small, bat-like pokémon native to certain cave systems in Unova and Kalos. Blind from birth, woobat use ultrasonic waves to navigate until they find solid surfaces. There, they rest by latching onto the surface with a powerful form of suction generated by their heart-shaped nostrils. This suction is so strong that it can leave a heart-shaped mark behind, but this mark is said to be a symbol of good fortune to the Unovans. To the rest of the world, these are called “hickeys” or “love bites,” and they’re only of moderate importance.

Swoobat
The Courting Pokémon
Type: Psychic/Flying
Official Registration #: 528
Entry: The evolved form of woobat, as a result of a heightened sense of happiness. Swoobat use their ability to generate ultrasonic waves in their courtship rituals, usually as a means to woo potential mates. Studies have shown that anyone caught within these waves experience sudden bouts of euphoria and generally positive mood shifts. Studies have also shown that slight changes in the frequency of these waves can smash concrete, so either “positive mood shifts” is a euphemism on the part of the pokédex or trainers interested in raising swoobat should take extra precaution during mating season. The author will allow his readers to decide.