>>258 >Headcanons about gardevoir. What is that red thing or her skirt anyways? The red organ's a feeler that Gardevoir use to sense emotions from living things, most notably their trainers. >Gardevoir's effect on pokemon, and the role of humanoid monsters in all monster games Outside of being the first and most notable waifu mon out of monster collectors in general, not much. Humanoid monsters are a bit awkward if they're too human such as the Angemon/Angewomon, Lilithmon, and so on. Especially if they're fully cognizant. >Gardevoir joining the human-like egg group in gen 8 I could care less. >How badly you want to date a gardevoir. Not that much especially with how oversaturated it is. A Tinkaton would probably be more fun in comparison considering she's just a clever brute that builds hammers out of dead steel type pokemon she kills. The saccharine design and contrasting violent nature really sticks out to me.