lopunny
A 4th Gen Pokemon that has become some what of a poke-sex-symbal. Beware of Fanboys. And also Anthromorphic pics.
lopunny by n00b_Slayer January 2, 2009
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Lopunny
Lopunny by augustthetoboggan July 29, 2022
Lopunny
A rabbit Pokémon that evolves from Buneary. A lot of fanboys love this Pokémon because of its body and those fanboys are known as Pokephiles.
This Pokémon can learn a lot of good moves like Blizzard, Focus Blast, Jump Kick, Solar Beam, and Thunder.
This Pokémon can learn a lot of good moves like Blizzard, Focus Blast, Jump Kick, Solar Beam, and Thunder.
Lopunny by MinccinoParty October 12, 2013
Lopunny
"I caught a pokemon Batman.. wanna guess what Pokemon?"
"You BETTER MOT SAY LOPUNNY JOKER."
"i-i got a lopunny batman" >:]
"NOOOO JOKER NOOOO!!"
"You BETTER MOT SAY LOPUNNY JOKER."
"i-i got a lopunny batman" >:]
"NOOOO JOKER NOOOO!!"
Lopunny by Rawring All Gays March 12, 2024
Lounny
A very beautiful person with great taste in fashion.
Can be very mean or bossy most of the times but kind whenever she is pleased.
She loves to shop anytime.
A very hard worker that doesn't give a damn about what other people has to say about her or her family/friends.
A short girl that likes to party and hang out with her crew.
She loves listening to the oldies cause it makes her relax.
She go by the rule "Work Hard , Play Hard." & She a DOPE ass person to be around!
Can be very mean or bossy most of the times but kind whenever she is pleased.
She loves to shop anytime.
A very hard worker that doesn't give a damn about what other people has to say about her or her family/friends.
A short girl that likes to party and hang out with her crew.
She loves listening to the oldies cause it makes her relax.
She go by the rule "Work Hard , Play Hard." & She a DOPE ass person to be around!
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