I'm going to say it wouldn't take a lot to be too much. Sure, they're not normal animals, but they're still pretty much animals.
And I'm pretty sure you're in trouble here. Is your Pokemon okay?
And I'm pretty sure you're in trouble here. Is your Pokemon okay?
Look, the whole "I have this friend" thing is such a basic con move it hardly counts as one at all. And if you really have given your friend's Pokemon coffee, I don't think that makes things better. Probably worse.
[Oh boy that's some "Huey's consumed sugar" levels of yikes right there.]
Wow.
I really can't tell if you're trying to cover up your mess or just don't understand caffeine, but no. He doesn't look fine.
Wow.
I really can't tell if you're trying to cover up your mess or just don't understand caffeine, but no. He doesn't look fine.
I’m not too sure about Pokemon, but I know back home caffeine is toxic to most animals.
How much coffee has it had?
How much coffee has it had?
Okay, okay, sorry. For what it's worth, I get it. Some Pokemon are handfuls who'll do what they feel like.
But for one thing, a normal amount of coffee would be a lot to a Yungoos. I really have no idea if they react to it differently than people, though I wouldn't be surprised, but either way they're smaller than most people.
Well, most people who should be drinking coffee.
But for one thing, a normal amount of coffee would be a lot to a Yungoos. I really have no idea if they react to it differently than people, though I wouldn't be surprised, but either way they're smaller than most people.
Well, most people who should be drinking coffee.
I don’t think so. The anti-poison berries are for Pokemon-generated poison, so I don’t think it can help with caffeine.
I would recommend taking it to a PokeCenter anyway, just to be safe. The nurse could probably better tell you how bad it might be.
I would recommend taking it to a PokeCenter anyway, just to be safe. The nurse could probably better tell you how bad it might be.
An accurate measurement would depend on the pokemon's body size compared with the rate of ingestion.
[ Fluttershy can’t help a little frown. She had wondered about that a little too, but… ]
I was told they were all from the same family. Joy is their last name, right?
I guess it is a little strange, though. But isn’t your Pokemon’s health more important right now?
I was told they were all from the same family. Joy is their last name, right?
I guess it is a little strange, though. But isn’t your Pokemon’s health more important right now?
Maybe? I think you might want to flush out his system, though. Have him drink a lot of water, just in case.
If we consider the fact that these beasts are magical, something as mundane as coffee is not like to cause aught but indigestion. Perhaps a spell of hyperactivity.
Though, I do suppose what Pokémon you fed coffee too also matters, I cannot imagine something like a Cutiefly would handle it well.
Though, I do suppose what Pokémon you fed coffee too also matters, I cannot imagine something like a Cutiefly would handle it well.
Now, I don't know what the caffeine limit would be for Pokémon, but I do know that the limit for an average adult human would be approximately five to ten grams. Which, if you are ingesting it purely through coffee or tea, it would be a rather impressive feat to reach such levels.
I do hope this helps answer your question, at least somewhat.
I do hope this helps answer your question, at least somewhat.
Oh, my boyfriend is a coffee expert! He would know.
But he's out right now.
If I were to warrant a guess, it probably depends on their size and how much they drank.
But he's out right now.
If I were to warrant a guess, it probably depends on their size and how much they drank.
[Okay but they DO make mocha-flavored Poké Puffs, and Poké Beans are used to make coffee, not to mention Café ReMix's offerings. Still, Allura is alarmed, not just at the concept of PokéPoison Control, but at any of Riz's team being THAT hyper.]
What Pokémon and how much?
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