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But the Lileep respond-some Lileep develop barbed hairs, with which to attack any Solosis that dares to draw too close, as well as reaching around the shelled Solosis's shells to attack their vulnerable faces!
While this foils the spiked, normal, and shelled Solosis from preying upon them as easily, the sharp fin Solosis however, are still capable of slashing the Lileep along their vulnerable sides and 'neck' joint, and the lileep are still injured by the spiked solosis.
(So atm, we have fanged lileep, which are in an 'arms race' of sorts with the shelled solosis-getting better fangs to pierce the shelled solosis, who in turn develop stronger and sturdier shells to stymie the lileep long enough to survive doing so. The spiked Solosis are also in an arms race-a simple competition on killing the barbed, and fanged Lileeps with their spikes before the lileep kills and eats them.
The toxic I see as being relatively unaffected because of their method of killing would work regardless of dying faster or slower. The shelled lose to the barbed, because getting attacked in their vulnerable area, and the sharp fins have a entirely different method of dealing with the lileep that's unaffected.)
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