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Ninetales

By IaeyanElyuex
- 15 Jun 2015 22:59 #156114 How does Ninetales even stand? It looks like it would be very backheavy. The poor thing would fall backward constantly. So much of its mass is in its tails.

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By dyinghere
- 16 Jun 2015 09:25 #156120 Those tails are 85% fluff! Imagine them like thin snakes instead, covered in fur. That's why it wouldn't weigh much.
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By HelenTheHero
- 16 Jun 2015 15:17 #156128 I remember hearing somewhere though that the weight of Zoroark's hair would break its neck.
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By JamieS1211
- 16 Jun 2015 15:39 #156130 well when you want to do something like that you would have to find the mass of the hair then calculate the moment around the neck and check that against the tensile strength of bones for skeletons at that size. A calculation like that would probably show that Zoroark's hair is fine.

After-all animals go though evolution to survive so an animal that breaks its neck because of its hair would probably not get far.
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By MrMasochism
- 16 Jun 2015 21:26 #156136 Surprised you guys are trying to argue for the anatomical correctness of pokemon...
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By SPG
- 16 Jun 2015 22:17 #156141
MrMasochism wrote:Surprised you guys are trying to argue for the anatomical correctness of pokemon...

should say that to the animators who try way too hard to make "realistic" animations for creatures that arent even made, or designed to do that
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By dyinghere
- 17 Jun 2015 14:02 #156177
MrMasochism wrote:Surprised you guys are trying to argue for the anatomical correctness of pokemon...

You should see how heated I get when trying to apply logic to the anatomy of centaurs and mermaids.
I'm a NERD.
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