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I feel like Leonhard Euler would have something to say about thishttps://twitter.com/2DArray/status/1194702524638355456 …
For a convex polyhedral model, vertices + faces = edges + 2 Every face is a triangle (3 edges) but every edge is shared by two faces, so edges = faces * 3 / 2 So the original identity simplifies to vertices = faces / 2 + 2 So, every new vertex increases the triangle count by 2
...unless Pokémon Sword and Shield's models have wacky Euler characteristics like the great stellated dodecahedron shown below. In which case, fair comment, an unwise move by the developerspic.twitter.com/zlIwycaJwO
Exagoo: Mathematics-type Pokémon, a living hexaflexagon with a different beastly visage on each of its six faces
Ottlekline is the first non-orientable Pokémon! Watch out for its nasty inversion attacks - you are arguably already inside of it
Flasket is the first Pokémon with an infinite number of evolutions, it starts as a blobby tetrahedron but then smaller tetrahedral pieces are added and removed recursively, making for a progressively more complex fractal body plan. It likes sunbathing
Legendary Mathematics-type Pokémon Oominus is apparently a flat perfectly black, frictionless plane of infinite extent. We have only ever seen one side of it
What? Your Tarskifang is evolving! It evolved into two identical Tarskifangs!
they put the new triangles right on top of the old ones
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