the sad thing is that makes a lot of sense to me.

Don't those guys appear in pokemon graveyards?...

yeah, they do.

kindii said:
the sad thing is that makes a lot of sense to me.

Same here. ^ ^;;

So.. a Cubone is a baby Kangaskhan that lost it's mom and wears her skull?
.......
Yeah okay. Interesting concept but Cubones are more orange then Kangaskhans. Impossible.

Neat little comic but impossible.

Lady_Illusion said:
So.. a Cubone is a baby Kangaskhan that lost it's mom and wears her skull?
.......
Yeah okay. Interesting concept but Cubones are more orange then Kangaskhans. Impossible.

Neat little comic but impossible.

Yes, it is impossible in a world where people capture animals to fight, make them evolve with stones and no one ever ages.

Rock-a-Doodle said:
Yes, it is impossible in a world where people capture animals to fight, make them evolve with stones and no one ever ages.

Win.

Rock-a-Doodle said:
Yes, it is impossible in a world where people capture animals to fight, make them evolve with stones and no one ever ages.

*rolls eyes* get a clue.

Lady_Illusion said:
*rolls eyes* get a clue.

Wow... Had you never read your pokemon history?

Cubones ARE baby Kangaskhans who where the skulls of their mother.

You need to chillax bro.

U srsly take bisniz 2 srsly mon.

wat

From the yellow pokédex:
"Wears the skull of its deceased mother. Its cries echo inside the skull and come out as a sad melody."

How did I grow up not scarred by things like this?

Well, you are currently on a furry porn image board... >_>

Furmillionaire said:
Well, you are currently on a furry porn image board... >_>

Touché.

Well, Kangaskhan babys are light purple.
Furthermore, Cubones would evolve to Kangaskhan, right?
Another point is, that the skull would just be fuckin too big. (Cubones height is 1'04"/0,4m and Kangaskhan 7'03"/2,2m)
And so on...
Anyways. This pic is so wonderfully sad...

Cubone = Pokemon caveman/cavewoman

LurkMoar said:
Well, Kangaskhan babys are light purple.
Furthermore, Cubones would evolve to Kangaskhan, right?
Another point is, that the skull would just be fuckin too big. (Cubones height is 1'04"/0,4m and Kangaskhan 7'03"/2,2m)
And so on...
Anyways. This pic is so wonderfully sad...

if you want to be technical then you can think of a cubone like eevee. not all of them grow up the same. just like some of the newer pokemon that can become two different evolutions just for being mean or nice to them. think of it. instead of it growing up in the love and care of its mother where it would be pampered. it has resorted to using the skull of its dead mother, it crys constantly, and it must be dirty(orange color is mud)

and finally, ITS POKEMON jeeze. some people dont get the fact that almost anything can happen in pokemon. each generation had all powerful legendaries, and yet from the first season, no one knew about the other so called legendaries. even if they are legendary.

This picture is the original truth. Pokemon's deep dark secret. This was meant to be put into Red and Blue, but at the last minute, it was deemed too dark for a children's game. Missingno is the only remaining clue. Missingno was the baby Kangaskhan.

I agree with that Spikes dude. They make a really good point that actually makes sense. :)

Rock-a-Doodle said:
Yes, it is impossible in a world where people capture animals to fight, make them evolve with stones and no one ever ages.

ummm yes pokemon do ages too if you seen the show

I think we're all missing the point here...

The cubone obviously couldn't have waited around for its mother to die and rot into a pile of bleached bones, else it would have either been long dead or grown up into an adult.

That leaves one option. It's a cannibal, and it ate it's mother.

THE CUBONE MUST DIE.

LOL at raynrev

It is actually impossible for a baby khan to grow into a Cubone/Marowak
The first clue is that cubone can be male/female whilst all Khangaskans are female. Two, Khans are an endagered species and are protected, as such they can only be found in the safari zone. Three, a full grown marowak is nowhere near the size of a full grown Khan, nor does it have a pouch/baby.

you all are thinking way too deep into this

Personally, I think the baby just take takes what it ASSUMES to be its mother's skull, which is why it could be too small.

Ko-san said:
LOL at raynrev

It is actually impossible for a baby khan to grow into a Cubone/Marowak
The first clue is that cubone can be male/female whilst all Khangaskans are female. Two, Khans are an endagered species and are protected, as such they can only be found in the safari zone. Three, a full grown marowak is nowhere near the size of a full grown Khan, nor does it have a pouch/baby.

1.Kangaskahn's pokemon stadium pokemdex entry hints to both male and females existing. 2.Like you said, they're endangered. With that in mind males may just be incredible rare, think of it like this, the odds of encountering a kangaskahn in the kanto safari zone are 4%, unendangered the gender ratio would be 12.5% male 87.5% female, but as they are endangered males would be almost nonexistent. 3.Size shouldn't be a factor, some pokemon get smaller upon evolving, a key example is gloom to bellossom. Also marowak would be kangaskahn's male counterpart, as such would not have a pouch, even though they can be female (the other examples are glalie-froslass[who have the same evolution pattern], and gardevoir-gallade[same pattern, reverse gender]). Wow, this is the longest comment I've ever typed on this site.

NightLord14 said:
1.Kangaskahn's pokemon stadium pokemdex entry hints to both male and females existing. 2.Like you said, they're endangered. With that in mind males may just be incredible rare, think of it like this, the odds of encountering a kangaskahn in the kanto safari zone are 4%, unendangered the gender ratio would be 12.5% male 87.5% female, but as they are endangered males would be almost nonexistent. 3.Size shouldn't be a factor, some pokemon get smaller upon evolving, a key example is gloom to bellossom. Also marowak would be kangaskahn's male counterpart, as such would not have a pouch, even though they can be female (the other examples are glalie-froslass[who have the same evolution pattern], and gardevoir-gallade[same pattern, reverse gender]). Wow, this is the longest comment I've ever typed on this site.

Ko-san said:
LOL at raynrev

It is actually impossible for a baby khan to grow into a Cubone/Marowak
The first clue is that cubone can be male/female whilst all Khangaskans are female. Two, Khans are an endagered species and are protected, as such they can only be found in the safari zone. Three, a full grown marowak is nowhere near the size of a full grown Khan, nor does it have a pouch/baby.

How's this, if there wasn't a male kangaskhan than there would be no kangaskhan at all. you all know how pregnancy works. It requires a MALE and female to make things work, The only living organism that can reproduce without sex is bacteria. I think I'm done here.

Tinyphlosion said:
How's this, if there wasn't a male kangaskhan than there would be no kangaskhan at all. you all know how pregnancy works. It requires a MALE and female to make things work, The only living organism that can reproduce without sex is bacteria. I think I'm done here.

1)Pokemon can reproduce with Ditto
2)Pokemon can reproduce with other species of Pokemon (and perhaps humans, in the distant past)
3)When reproducing, the child will always be the same species as the mother Pokemon
4)Several living things are capable of asexual reproduction, such as fungi, sponges, and even sharks.

Ko-san said:
1)Pokemon can reproduce with Ditto
2)Pokemon can reproduce with other species of Pokemon (and perhaps humans, in the distant past)
3)When reproducing, the child will always be the same species as the mother Pokemon
4)Several living things are capable of asexual reproduction, such as fungi, sponges, and even sharks.

And that's what I get for being cocky and dumb. Thank you for knocking me off my unintentional pedestal, In all honesty I was too tired to be posting comments here anyways and forgot the entirety of Pokemon lore and basic biology. Sorry for being a jackass.

the skull of his dead mother is an evolution item. Thus evolving him into a whole new line of pokemon.

also^ there are quite a few 'female only' species (some lizards! ^^) , I don't know of any male only ones though they may exist.