>>11825599Well if you grab a Haxorus by the blades, that's where it's attention is going to go, because those are it's main weapons. It's attention has stopped being about hurting you and now it's just trying to free it's weapons, forgetting it has giant claws.
I'd never recommend it, of course, especially if the pokemon is wild.
In other news, She had some surreal dream that involved me leaving her back where I captured her, and replacing her for a Dieno.
Now I don't know if the Dieno was male or female, but most dragons don't like each other to begin with.
But judging based upon her reaction, she was growling, snarling and digging her blades into the ground, I assume it was a female.
Then I saw the moment where she gored my eye out, but it was from her perspective, and she seemed genuinely distressed, whimpering (Which is totally unlike any dragon, let alone a Haxorus)
Does she really think I'd leave her?
I mean I guess I don't show her as much affection as I show the others, but that's because she's always seemed so on edge.
I suppose it's just a vicious cycle that I need to break. She's misbehaving because I don't give her as much attention, and I can't give her attention because she misbehaves.
