Why do baby Pokemon, like Manaphy have high-pitched voices?

Another study in 2008 by Smith and Trainor found that babies reacted positively to their mothers' voices when they spoke in a higher pitch than normal, i.e. infant-directed speech (IDS). read more

Because, shockingly, Americans like me don't obsess over Manaphy like it's a god or something. Also, we don't use it as a waifu. That's the job of Gardevoir and Lopunny. read more

We believe Manaphy, being a Pokemon described in age-old legends, were far more common in the deep seas when they were purer and more untouched by man or Pokemon—indeed, one of the largest mysteries we ponder academically and philosophically every day is what affect humankind have had on the natural development and diversification of Pokemon. read more