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What if the company that developed pokemon was called Gamefreak and instead of making family friendly pokemon they made hot bunny girl pokemon
Lopunny is often associated with the phrase "they knew what they were doing" and I think this is one of those cases where there is no hyperbole
First its posing feels really suggestive and flirtatious. Its hips are accentuated as it leans forward which is especially prominent in the black and white sprites that have it bounce up and down.