Pokémon That Eat Other Pokémon
Ever since the Pokémonseries' first generation, there have been many Pokémon that eat other Pokémon as a part of their daily diet. Following the release of Pokémon Red and Green in Japan, the Game Freak series made its worldwide debut with the Pokémon Red and Blue KantoRPGs in 1998. Although Pokémon has largely been a child-friendly property since the very beginning, the Nintendo series can also be scary at times. For example, there are quite a few Pokémon that actually eat other Pokémon for food.
In Pokémon Red and Blue, players could catch up to 151 Pokémon in the Kanto region. The groundbreaking RPG's introduced many iconic Pokémon that are still beloved today, such as the Gen 1 Starters Venusaur, Blastoise, Charizard, and many others. While the Kanto games have some of the series' most beloved Pokémon designs even eight generations later, the Pokémon Red and Blue Pokédex is also now infamously known for having some pretty weird Pokémon entries by today's standards.
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When the Pokémon franchise first launched in 1996, many of the Gen 1 Pokémon were inspired and designed around real-life animals. As a result, the series has many mature themes such as Pokémon hunting other species down for sustenance. Below is a list of the series' scariest examples of Pokémon that eat other Pokémon.
Making its first appearance in 2010's Pokémon Black and White, Heatmor is unmistakably designed after an anteater, so it should come as no surprise that the Unova region's ant-inspired Pokémon Durant is hunted down by the bipedal creature. What is shocking though is the method with which how the Pokémon preys on the Bug-type.
According to the Pokémon Black and White
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