Do water Pokémon produce potable water?
Squirtle and and other water Pokémon are frequently depicted as making attacks that materialize larger volumes of water than could realistically be stored in their bodies. Is this water ever safe for human consumption, and if so, is it conditional on the type of Pokémon or the source of the water? (Do sea Pokémon produce salt water? Do poisonous water Pokémon, eg Tentacool, produce poisonous water?)
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Squirtle and and other water Pokémon are frequently depicted as making attacks that materialize larger volumes of water than could realistically be stored in their bodies. Is this water ever safe for human consumption, and if so, is it conditional on the type of Pokémon or the source of the water? (Do sea Pokémon produce salt water? Do poisonous water Pokémon, eg Tentacool, produce poisonous water?)
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Squirtle and and other water Pokémon are frequently depicted as making attacks that materialize larger volumes of water than could realistically be stored in their bodies. Is this water ever safe for human consumption, and if so, is it conditional on the type of Pokémon or the source of the water? (Do sea Pokémon produce salt water? Do poisonous water Pokémon, eg Tentacool, produce poisonous water?)
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