Pokemon Citrine

They are known for their odd sense of humor. They like to set traps and wait for people to fall into them because it makes them laugh.

Meet the Poison Monkey Pokémon, Floris!

You can find these little trickster monkeys in the Wicked Thicket, a huge labrynthine forested area housing the 8th gym! Making your way through the Wicked Thicket will place you at the foot of the Elite Four!

Poison/Fairy

Pipibat guano has a very bright glow. Travelers will gather it in jars to make effective lanterns.

Meet the Fruit Bat Pokémon, Pipibat!

Pipibat's design is based on the Pipistrelle. You can find Pipibat early on in Pokémon Citrine, especially if you start the game at night! It evolves twice, so they'll prove to be a useful member of your team!

Fire/Dark

It was made by mistake decades ago when creating a new child’s toy. It wanders factories looking for spare parts to build more of its kind.

Meet the Malfunction Pokémon, Voodoll!

The scarf around its neck has a strong magnetic field. A Plug can use it as a whip to grab objects out of its reach.

Meet Switch's evolve form, Plug!

Plug is the first-stage evolution of the Conduction Pokémon line. After gaining legs and a scarf, Plug has also gained the Fighting type!

Fighting/Electric

The end of its tail is covered in a sticky, saliva-like substance. Cataari sit at the river’s edge waiting for bugs and digest them through their tails.

Meet the Riverbank Pokemon, Cataari!

They hold data in their wings. What it sees is automatically stored in its memory and will stay there forever, even after it perishes.

Meet the Surveillance Pokemon, Deebug

Deebug is used by both the Yontaan police and Team Nova. It’s memory is an important tool for any covert operations… Whether those operations are good or bad depend on Deebug’s trainer. In the wild, they are curious creatures that love to observe the habits of other Pokémon! In fact, rumor has it that Professor Oak enlisted the help of several Deebugs while compiling his first Pokédex.

Bug/Electric

Welcome, Torkoal, to the Yontaa Region!

Yontaa experiences the most powerful volcanic activity in the depths off shore. In particular, the East has experienced a number of threatening natural events due to the relatively close proximity to the Yontaa/Unova tectonic plate junction. Introduced to the Yontaan region from Hoenn to power furnaces on the now-abandoned Factory Island, Torkoal were drawn to the warmth of the water and eventually changed form in order to reach volcanic vents.

As a result of the migration, the smoke Torkoal emitted from it's body turned to steam. It developed fins in order to more efficiently glide through the water, increasing its mobility significantly. While Torkoal became more adept at swimming, their tough charcoal shells softened in the water, making themselves more susceptible to physical attacks.

Following the recent trends in Sun & Moon, I decided to introduce new Yontaa forms to various Pokémon who I deemed would either benefit or change drastically in conjuction with the climates offered in the Yontaa Region. Follow pkmncitrine to find out what Pokémon have changed due to the Savannahs, Contaminated Forests, Deserts, and Artificial Islands offered in the Yontaa Region!

Yontaan Girafarig - Psychic/Fairy

Though incredibly small, touching its tentacles can leave a severe burn. They often wash up on beaches, making the sand too hot to step on.

Meet the pre-evolution of Cnidusa, the Tiny Jelly Pokémon, Efryna!

Water/Fire