>>56128092>we already had kangaskhan hatching with her babyExcept we didn't. And it's ironic you use the pokémon based off an animal that does similar to how eggs are portrayed in-canon in your example. Proof you can lead a 'tard to the truth but can't make them think. Pokémon give birth to pinkies, then place them in the egg, where they can develop fully to entre the world, in the absence of a mother to guide and watch over them, like kangaroos (and other marsupials) give birth to an underdeveloped functional foetus, which crawls into its mother's pouch to then continue the rest of its development in safety, while the mother is allowed the freedom to thrive (mother kangaroos pursued by predators will jettison Joey to make an escape if needed). It's yet more OG lore NoA thought they didn't need to tell kids about, not understanding they were growing autistic drone fanboys while doing it thus kinda needed to tell them the truth (this wasn't a "Santa Claus" situation after all).
