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Woerm, the Larva Pokémon (Ghost-type)

Woerm are bioengineered Pokémon which are modeled after the most popular member of the Virtuamon: Garden Edition. Originally intended to be a Bug-type, a part of the bioengineering process morphed their typing.

Ability: Wandering Spirit | HA: Run Away

- Evolves at level 20 -

Neurovict, the Caged Bug Pokémon (Ghost-type)

Originally intended to be a development stage, it is unknown whether Neurovict enjoy their helmet-like chrysalis which appears to undergo a similar process to rusting. Some theorize this rusting process is its overwhelming spirit trying to break out.

Ability: Wandering Spirit | HA: Shed Skin

- Evolves at level 40 OR level 30 with max friendship -

Psectknight, the Hollowed Bug Pokémon (Ghost-type)

Free of its chrysalis, it is said this Pokémon has finally achieved inner peace. Psectknight are driven by honor and will defend those weaker than itself. It is believed that this behavior was an accidental but welcome development in the bioengineering process.

Ability: Wandering Spirit | HA: Technician

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*What are Virtuamon?

Virtuamon were originally a line of Pokémon raising simulation toys aimed at young children who could not train their own Pokémon. A series of fake Pokémon were developed for these toys, but their popularity eventually drove a subsidiary of Silph Co. to buy out the Virtuamon company and bioengineer some of the more popular Virtuamon. While all Virtuamon were designed with a specific type in mind, it seems that something in the bioengineering process altered this.

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Clefairy, the Fairy Pokémon (Fairy/Normal-type)

The people of the Nostos region believe that the Clefairy that arrived in this region changed over time in an attempt to become closer to the moon. They are festive Pokémon and seen as connections to the world of spirits.

Ability: Magic Guard or Magic Bounce | HA: Friend Guard

- Evolves with a Moon Stone -

Clefebrije, the Alebrije Pokémon (Fairy/Ghost-type)

Nostosian Clefairy’s almost spiritual connection to the moon has allowed them to evolve into a new form that gains the Ghost-typing. These Pokémon are extremely loving and caring and will do their best to guide and protect their trainers and loved ones. It is believed that Clefebrije are also spirit guides and help the deceased through their journey in the world of spirits.

Ability: Magic Guard or Magic Bounce | HA: Friend Guard

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Zonaut, the Curious Pokémon (Water-type)

The exact origins of Zonaut are unknown, but they have become an established species in Nostosian aquatic ecosystems. Their biomechanical bodies allow them to explore the ocean and land. These creatures are naturally curious and love learning about the world.

Ability: Torrent | HA: Protean

- Evolves at level 16 -

Crustopod, the Explorer Pokémon (Water-type)

Upon evolution, Crustopod lose their tails and develop a stronger, iron-like exoskeleton. This increase in weight, however, grounds this Pokémon. This does not deter its curiosity, as tagged Crustopod have been reported to travel many miles outside their original homes.

Ability: Torrent | HA: Protean

- Evolves at level 34 -

Carcivader, the Extraterrestrial Visitor Pokémon (Water/Psychic-type)

Early reports of Carcivader suggest that this Pokémon was first encountered flying out of the sea after a meteor shower. It is unknown whether this suggests Carcivader arrived with or were awoken by the meteor shower. It was once feared to be an invasive species, but research has shown that this species does not disrupt Nostosian ecosystems.

Ability: Torrent | Hidden Ability: Protean

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Sparklet, the Crackle Pokémon (Fire-type)

Sparklet are native to the deserts of the Nostos region. Their cry, in tandem with their sparkling tail, are often confused for the sound of small fireworks. They are quite popular at parties.

Ability: Blaze | HA: Solar Power

- Evolves at level 16 -

Corignite, the Ignition Pokémon (Fire-type)

These Pokémon were thought to be unfriendly by nature, but research has shown that they are simply hesitant to form bonds due to their unstable fire production. It is important to raise these Pokémon in an environment that helps them learn to control their flames. Doing so will help bring out their more extroverted nature and provide a powerful ally.

Ability: Blaze | HA: Solar Power

- Evolves at level 34 -

Coatlburst, the Soaring Myth Pokémon (Fire/Flying-type)

Once a rare sight, these Pokémon were believed to be legendaries and seen as signs of good things to come. While it is now understood that these are not legendaries, Coatlburst are still raised and honored due to their power. These will reciprocate this respect by protecting those who cherish them. It is said that a Coatlburst will remain loyal even generations after their original trainers have passed away.

Ability: Blaze | HA: Solar Power

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Pinkit, the Pincushion Pokémon (Grass-type)

Pinkit are popular Pokémon to own as pets as well as excellent for new trainers. These Pokémon take some time to open up to people, but with some time and affection, one will find that they are extremely loving Pokémon. Their spines are rather soft and only stiffen and sharpen up when they feel threatened.

Ability: Overgrow HA: Rough Skin

- Evolves at level 16 -

Cacthiss, the Prickly Pokémon (Grass-type)

It is said that Cacthiss have a difficult temperament, so an understanding trainer is needed to raise them. If a trainer respects its boundaries, one will find that Cacthiss show their affection through extreme loyalty.

Ability: Overgrow | HA: Rough Skin

- Evolves at level 34 -

Carnedon, the Ancient Hunter Pokémon (Grass/Rock-type)

It takes an extremely skilled trainer to raise a Pinkit into a Carnedon. Due to their size and how active they are, they are rarely seen outside of battle or nature. Any trainer willing to raise one will find an extremely loyal companion that can help brave the toughest of environments.

Ability: Overgrow HA: Rough Skin

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