Clefable

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CLEFABLE's seemingly useless wings lend support to the theory of their lunar origin. The lower gravity on the moon would be low enough for the wings to lift CLEFABLE.

My initial reaction was that of love, but the moon doesn't have enough of an atmosphere for winged flight.

Oh science, why must you be so difficult?

Can we discount that fact by virtue of Clefable being magic? I'm sure it learns a combination of moves that can make up for the lack of atmosphere.

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Originally Posted by ImmunityBow

My initial reaction was that of love, but the moon doesn't have enough of an atmosphere for winged flight.

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Wait, are you saying that Clefable... are from MARS?

I personally quite liked it. And, can't we say that Clefable, maybe, shoots little air bubbles out of its wings to propell itself?

Also, maybe the pokemon world's moon has an atmosphere.

If we discount science by saying that Clefable is magic, then it kind of defeats the point of the entry, doesn't it?

CLEFABLE's seemingly useless wings are said to be meant for lower, lunar gravity. Scientific circles are skeptical, since the moon lacks the atmosphere for winged flight.

Hmm... Something seems wrong. Perhaps the fact that the second sentence doesn't have that much to do with Clefable, more with the moon/scientific circles?

I partially agree with Tyrannigon. I think the entry's two parts link up well enough, and I do like the entry in its entirety, but it is true that keeping Clefable as the subject of discussion is probably the most desirable...

CLEFABLE's seemingly useless wings are said to be meant for lower, lunar gravity. How CLEFABLE could achieve flight without an atmosphere has yet to be determined.

That works. Using "it":

CLEFABLE's seemingly useless wings are said to be meant for lower, lunar gravity. How it could achieve flight without an atmosphere has yet to be determined.

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I like it. +1

Good.

One more?

K

1+

Closed like a boss.

Clefable: CLEFABLE's seemingly useless wings are said to be meant for lower, lunar gravity. How it could achieve flight without an atmosphere has yet to be determined.