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LASHGERR - fire/dark

Bit of an self-indulgent quadruped Torracat evolution. It wouldn't replace Incineroar but rather be something like a regional variant perhaps, though the obtaining method is still up in the air.

Lashgerr are vengeful pokemon that will chase down anyone that has disrespected them for weeks. Lashgerr is a "domesticated" version of an old, powerful and prideful pokemon that humans started to breed for entertainment. Instead of becoming more friendly and compliant however, the species became resentful and explosive, making their use in entertainment forbidden for safety concerns. Training them nowadays is especially difficult because of their innate dislike of people.

Based on maybe obviously circus tigers that were made to jump through fiery hoops as well as abusive/neglectful tiger breeding in general, I thought this could work as even like a counterpart to Incineroar - Incineroar is a pokemon that loves being an entertainer and revels in it, while Lashgerr was forced into that role while feeling humiliated and seeking retribution for it.

I figure an actual regional variant would have a different typing from Incineroar but fire/dark fit too well to change it.

2. Maybe you can obtain Lashgerr by teaching Torracat flamewheel before it evolves at lv 34. Since it's a move that it can't learn naturally.

3. How does Lashgerr feel about its giant jolly counterpart? Is it envious of the treatment that it was denied? Is it glad that Incineroar was able to do what it loved? I have to know.

I thought I learned this lesson in 2014 with Nardo but...

Between Horikoshi easily getting convinced out of keeping Toga alive, absolutely just shitting his pants on making the Todoroki plotline have something profound to say about families, and deciding that saving Tomura and Kurogiri could be tossed aside as irrelevant to the story at large, I just didn't anticipate Horikoshi's stellar writing skills. I suppose I was too optimistic that even if he kept pussy-footing with his own themes, he at least knew where he was headed.