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【Pokopia为何又叫创宝森】
本期节目是我们与《生物漫游指南》的串台节目!很高兴和知识丰富的奶树老师一起聊聊宝可梦系列在2026年的创新作品《Pokémon Pokopia》。
很多人把这个游戏叫做“创宝森”,是因为它结合了《创世小玩家》、《宝可梦》以及《动物森友会》的玩法。创宝森一改以往宝可梦系列使用宝可梦作战的玩法,变成了帮助宝可梦盖房子和提升居住质量。
故事从有一天人类离开地球讲起……
地球会变成什么样?留下来的宝可梦该如何生存?
在这个游戏里,玩家扮演一只变成人类模样的百变怪,需要重新修复荒废的土地,创造适合不同宝可梦生活的栖息地。
于是这一期,我们沿着游戏里的每一个地图,聊聊:
� 为什么创造一个好的环境,真的可以吸引生物回来?
� 为什么往海里丢废弃地铁车厢,反而可能帮助恢复生态?
� 百变怪的变形能力,在现实世界有没有对应的“伪装大师”?
�️ 干巴巴荒野为什么需要恢复湿度?呆呆兽为什么可以求雨?
� 火山灰覆盖的土地,为什么也能成为新的生命家园?
� 废弃矿洞为什么会成为蝙蝠等动物的新栖息地?
以及:
如果人类真的离开地球200年,再次回来时,我们看到的会是一个怎样的世界?
【本期节目您将听到】
00:00 从《Pokémon Pokopia》聊宝可梦生态学
05:00 人类离开地球以后,宝可梦为什么还能继续生活?
10:30 人类制造的“人工栖息地”:废弃地铁车厢如何变成海洋生态系统?
15:00 百变怪的现实原型:章鱼、拟态章鱼和自然界的伪装大师
18:30 干巴巴荒野:从荒漠重新变回生命之地
23:30 沙漠动物如何在松软土地上移动?
32:00 凸隆隆山地:火山灰覆盖的废墟与矿洞里的宝可梦
48:00 火山环境中的生命奇迹:庞贝蠕虫与耐高温生物
56:34 暗沉沉海边:百变怪治水
59:40 河狸治水能修多大的水坝?
1:08:51 破破袋如何变废为宝?
1:17:38 卡比兽与冬眠生物
1:37:15 人类消失以后世界会变成怎样?
【本期节目提到的图片】
废弃车厢构建的人造礁石(Redbird Reef):
章鱼的变形能力(相关视频可以看:https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Em421s7RE):
拟态章鱼的三种形态(左)和它模仿的原型(右),从上到下依次是比目鱼、狮子鱼和海蛇:
在沙地上滚动前进的响尾蛇留下的痕迹:
生活在红树林滩涂地上的弹涂鱼:
《舌尖上的中国》里面的钓弹涂鱼:
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1mE4m1977z
超级巨大还发臭的大王花:
卫星地图上河狸修的水坝:
实际看到的河狸修的水坝:
河狸的生存模式图:
可以踩出泡泡的泡巢树蛙:
可以喷出泡泡的沫蝉:
疑似破破袋中存在着微生物之一,趋磁细菌:
非洲肺鱼在旱季自己做的像个石头蛋一样的泥茧:
几十岁的非洲肺鱼的体型可以超过1米:
和卡比兽一样,身上带满了绿色植物的树懒:
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