Electivire
Introducing my Donkey Kong OC... Sparky Kong ! Totally not a ripoff of that Electivire thing, no sir !
Electivire by The_Danburite December 21, 2016
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electivire
A Pokémon that's also a giant Pikachu. Except it's just a big ape with some wires on the back and barely useful.
Not really good and no one uses it competitively.
Not really good and no one uses it competitively.
Trainer 1: Hey can i see your pokémon
Trainer 2: Sure
Trainer 1: Why do you even use electivire lol
Trainer 2: Isn't he good?
Trainer 1: nope
Trainer 2: Oh. Well I'll get Raichu then
Trainer 2: Sure
Trainer 1: Why do you even use electivire lol
Trainer 2: Isn't he good?
Trainer 1: nope
Trainer 2: Oh. Well I'll get Raichu then
electivire by HKSeija January 8, 2017
Related Words
Elective stupidity
The choice one makes that is obviously illogical, plainly unintelligent, potentially dangerous, destructive to self and others and yet the choice is made and the consequences unforgiving
Elective stupidity by Ofashea January 16, 2022
Electavire
One of the coolest Pokémon to ever exist. Electavire is basically an electric gorilla and he is a beast. Not that great in competitive but can be strong in a play through of any game. Most underrated Pokémon ever.
Guy: Wow bro what’s that Pokémon called it’s sick
Me: his name is electavire
Guy: I need me one of those
Me: his name is electavire
Guy: I need me one of those
Electavire by Deranged slime May 25, 2021
Elective Narcolepsy
Just as I asked my husband to change the baby's dirty diaper, he had an acute attack of elective narcolepsy.
Elective Narcolepsy by James_onthe_Rocks1 September 1, 2013
Elective stupidity
The optional choice one makes to pursue an activity that is obviously non intelligent, potentially dangerous, hurtful land clearly not prudent
Elective stupidity by Ofashea January 8, 2022
pace elective
pace elective by iloverafeyas September 7, 2021
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