Nidoking and Nidoqueen were probably chosen as the antagonists for Lavender Town: The Untold Story because the first four letters of their names, "Nido", rhyme with... yeah, we'll leave you to figure this out on your own. Doubles as Fridge Horror because of their concerning behavior in the episode.
The Nidos presumably targeted Bulbasaur first for a reason, because Bulbasaur is part Poison-type, and in the original games, Poison-type Pokémon are weak against Ground-type moves. And the Nidos are part Ground-type...
Bulbasaur getting dragged while chained to the back of the Nidos' car in Lavender Town: The Untold Story might be viewed as harsh Laser-Guided Karma to when he dragged a frozen Tepig across the ground in order to get him to the school's basement in A Christmas Thing/the early version of Ditto Disaster.
Bulbasaur is a Broken Bird. The most normal we've seen of him was in Ditto Disaster/A Christmas Thing, which was confirmed to be non-canon, meaning that Bulbasaur has possibly been traumatized for Arceus knows how long. He needs a hug.
The episode Wild Oranberries is Kinder and Cleaner thanks to the strict YouTube rules. Considering the episode before it, Rare Candy, was disturbing as hell, there's a chance that Wild Oranberries could've played out awfully if the YouTube rules didn't exist.
Mudkip is the same age as Chespin and Fennekin/Braixen. However, he is a serial killer, lives alone in an abandoned house, and freaks out when Chespin accidentally implies that he isn’t his friend!What happened to this kid to make him the way he is now?
According to the original Pokémon lore, Eevees become Sylveons due to love and friendship…so why is Dr. Sylveon so cruel?
