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When people get hurt blood comes out. But nothing happens when _Pokemons_ get
hurt. Do they have blood running in their body?


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What runs in the body of Pokemons?


That really depends on the pokemon....

For instance bug pokemon do not really have blood, but some form of juices and
such...

Another example of a Pokemon that has something similar to blood is
Cacturne...

From the Pokemon Wikia :

> Cacturne is a nocturnal Pokémon that rarely moves during the day, which
> allows it to hold moisture. At night, it searches for prey or follows
> travelers until they become exhausted. It has lived in deserts for so long
> that its blood has transformed into sand. With its thorny arms, it is able
> to use its former signature move, Needle Arm.

It's also worth it to note that quite a number of Pokemon are similar to
animals in the real world so the make up of the inner body would be similar...

For instance some Pokedex entries include stuff about the heart, like Spoink.

> Spoink is a gray, pig-like Pokémon. It has dark, circular eyes, a large gray
> nose, and small ears. It has stubby arms and possesses no hind legs. Motion
> is achieved by bouncing on its spring-like tail. The bouncing has a vital
> function, in that it keeps its heart beating.

The only types of Pokemon that would never really have blood and such are the
ones that are Ghost-type Pokemon and a few others like Rock Type. Though
perhaps the Ghost Type pokemon would be ectoplasm, which isn't really blood,
but it's hard to say considering in the game you can't hit them with normal
physical attacks...

Also there's no blood in the anime because it's a Children's show.


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