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Rust

Gem Damage

Evolution Defects

Botanical Irregularities

Symptoms: On evolving into one form, some pokemon may take on the characteristics of the next form prematurely.

Treatment: In most circumstances this will not affect the pokemon's everyday life and need not be treated.

Notes: May disappear on its own once the pokemon evolves to its next form.

↑Charmeleon with Charizard horns

←Marill with Azumarill markings

Symptoms: Gems may get chipped, lose their color, or fall out. This can be caused by age, disease, or battle damage.

Treatment: Processes to regrow the gem or transplant a new one do exist, but they are expensive. Most trainers choose to replace the old one with a prosthetic, or have it removed altogether.

Notes: In some cases pokemon may have to retire from the battle scene if they can no longer use moves that depend on the gem.

↑Gem on the forehead has faded and lost its color Tail gem removed due to severe damage

→Forehead gem cracked by exterior damage

→Abnormal growth

↓Leaves on arms withered

Symptoms: Grass types can fall prey to various plant-based diseases, as well as damage from insects.

↗Rust spots on head

Treatment: Ideally, the affected area should be excised. Topical treatments are also available for when this is not possible. Take care not to irritate the skin of pokemon with more animal-like parts.

Symptoms: Rust forming on Steel types' metallic parts.

→Rust has spread and corroded metallic parts

Notes: Trainers should be thorough in treating rust so that it does not reoccur.

Treatment: Rub down with medical anti-rust products. If rusting has become too severe, the affected area may have to be removed and re-plated.

Danbooru

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ポケモンの疾患・外傷についての考察まとめ

ポケモンは心身ともに健康そのもの！なのがダントツで好きでそういうものばかり描きたいと思ってるけど、彼らが生きてて健康であるにあたって逆に病気や怪我について（たまにだけど）あれこれ考えてしまうのを視覚化したもの。
後半4枚は「早期進化」の例。

Pokemon Injury & Disease Reference

Usually I love to draw pokemon looking happy and healthy, but they're living things, so they must get hurt or sick sometimes, right? I tried to visualize what that might look like in these pictures.
The next four are examples of Premature Evolution.

Artist's commentary

ポケモンの疾患・外傷についての考察まとめ

Pokemon Injury & Disease Reference

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