Maybe in Pokémon they are slightly larger than the average duck, like Farfetch’d is. Here’s another example of a Pokémon that one would come to expect to be small, since it is a duck, and ducks are not too large. Still, it’s not out of the blue in Pokémon to have ferrets this big, considering how we have gigantic dogs and insects around. A ferret as tall as 1.8 metres will be really imposing, and would probably need to eat lots of animals to keep up. Furret’s recorded height is actually 1.8 metres (5 feet 11 inches), which is odd because Furret doesn’t stand on its tail like Sentret does. That estimation is not unusual, but what is unusual is Furret’s measured height. You would expect it to stand at around half of the height of an average person. I haven’t checked this, but I think that the game’s PokéDex generally got the height comparison right.įurret looks like a traditional ferret, except probably being somewhat larger than one. This also makes programs like Veekun’s height comparison misjudge a Pokémon’s height, which could cause people to mistake that these Pokémon are really tall. This should have been obvious, but certain people still might have thought that they are very tall, which I guess is because the Dex mentions “Height”, which implies tallness and not overall length. For the uninitiated, Dunsparce’s height is 1.5 metres (4 feet 11 inches). Perhaps the infamous honour goes to Dunsparce, who is itself doesn’t look like a serpentine Pokémon, but based on its ability to learn Coil (a serpentine Pokémon’s move), it is classified. This usually takes into account the measurement from the Pokémon’s head to tail, so don’t be surprised to see Seviper’s height of 2.7 metres (8 feet 10 inches) and Serperior’s height of 3.3 metres (10 feet 10 inches). Serpentine-based Pokémon usually have a generally higher height than the average Pokémon, naturally. Underestimated Height Serpentine-based Pokémon

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