4th Transmutation | Elric Egg-stravaganza!!!

[armoredsoul]

[The feed opens to Edward and Alphonse both grinning at the camera. There's obviously something behind them, but right now they're blocking any sight of what it is.]

Hey! Al and I finally got around to doing some breeding, and we've got a whole lot of eggs for people!

[Here Ed takes the camera and turns it over to the bed where a rather impressive pile of eggs is laying with several of both their Pokemon on and around them. The pair of Emolga seem especially happy with one egg that's been set aside.]

We're not charging for most of them, since a lot of them were experiments. ...and a few accidents.

There's a list of everything we have attached, so take a look!



(Joint post with Edward! Ed and Al's egg posts are still open if you want to claim any more of the eggs!)

Comments

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[freshprints]

Ah — so you've had difficulty with that as well, recently.

It seems it's just that time of the year.

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[heartofmetal]

Yeah. I heard it's common to have "accidents" in breeding, but it hasn't happened for me before.

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[freshprints]

I'm told it comes and goes.

You mentioned 'experiments' — what exactly where you doing?

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[heartofmetal]

Oh, I wanted to see if these new Pokémon species behave the same way as the others. Like do we need to just leave them to a room without supervision like the others or do these new ones require specific areas for themselves.

[You never know about these not!french Pokémon.]

And well, the Emolga ones come with a pretty impressive move set do to TM moves and levels.

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[freshprints]

So you simply put pairs of them in a room together and...waited.

That's reasonably scientific, I suppose.

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[heartofmetal]

Well, yeah. What else can you do with them? It's not like they'll let me get involved with what they do... or that I'd actually want to get involved with it, either.

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[freshprints]

I see. And evidently, your experiment proved a success?

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[heartofmetal]

Yes. The same methods works for them. Which means we shouldn't leave them by themselves unless we really want eggs, but looks like I already made that mistake. Then again, I had no idea Amaura and Tyrunt could reproduce like that.

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[freshprints]

It might be for the best that they can — Fossil Pokemon don't typically appear on their own in the wild, do they?

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[heartofmetal]

That's what I've heard, yeah. So I guess the only real way to get them is through breeding from someone who already has them, since that swam most likely won't happen again.

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[freshprints]

Indeed.

...With that in mind, I see you have Amaura eggs for exchange.

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[armoredsoul]

Ah, a little bit...it wasn't too many, just two pairs that we weren't expecting.

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[freshprints]

But the rest were planned-for — the new Pokemon that arrived recently, if I understand it correctly.

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[armoredsoul]

Yep! Things worked out pretty well, overall. It wasn't as awkward as I thought it would be, with Winry helping us.

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[freshprints]

I see you have Amaura listed among your eggs. Those are Fossil Pokemon, aren't they?

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[armoredsoul]

Yep! Those were from Brother's Pokemon, so he gets the final say, but I'm sure he'd be happy to give you one.