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#999.5 - Gimmighoul are restless spirits, in constant search for something more. Some individuals are fortunate enough to inhabit a red chest, a relic said to be their birthplace from a bygone era, which they use to store their growing stash of gold. Other Gimmighoul who are less fortunate roam the lands in search of coins and the chest they once lost. Any attempt to steal from these Pokémon results in a chilling punishment, as they drain the life-force of the would-be thief. As their hoard grows, Gimmighoul begin to fuse with their collected coins, incorporating them into their own bodies so the treasure can never be taken by force. These coins can be launched in rapid bursts, though their supply is not endless and they are quickly re-collected after the battle. When their amassed wealth reaches a thousand coins, the transformation into Gholdengo nears completion. Once they are comfortable that their treasure is secured, they become much friendlier, able to get along well with others and quick to make friends; though they keep their cherished chest close, even after they’ve outgrown it.

Named: Gimmighoul - Grabbengol - Gholdengo

(Grabbengol [grab·en·gohl] is a combination of "grabbing/grab and go" and "gold/ghoul." It maintains the line's three syllables and G-start naming scheme.)

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#955.5 - Flittle roam deserts and mountainous regions, relying on a stubborn, vengeful nature to survive despite their small size; if their berries are stolen, they will relentlessly pursue the culprit. They generate psychic energy within their bodies, which radiates from the frills on their bellies and allows them to hover just above the ground, leaving their small legs seldom used. As they mature, their psychic power intensifies and begins to manifest through their eyes, granting them the ability to immobilize foes with a piercing stare. At the same time, their bodies undergo rapid change, developing longer legs and frilled, wing-like structures. Their temperament grows harsher and more aggressive, matching their increasing strength. By the time they evolve into Espathra, they rely less on levitation and more on their powerful stride, capable of running at speeds exceeding 120 mph.

Named: Flittle - ? - Espathra

Other completed Starter Pokemon.

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I couldn't believe that after all these years, we never got a Water-type or Normal-type Eeveelution. I hope you enjoy my completely original interpretations, Lumineon and Kelceon. Somehow, the names and designs just came to me...

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✨Purchase as Stickers – Lumineon / Kecleon ✨

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He neck CONK the BLONK

BEGONE THOT *LAUNCHES ENEMY INTO THE AIR*

“What if we take our problems, and push them somewhere else!”

Raise! That! Scuttlebug!

*ERR-URRGH*

KA-BOOM

#590.5 - Foongus inhabit forests and other damp environments, where they utilize their Poké Ball-patterned caps to attract both humans and Pokémon, releasing poisonous spores once their prey is in range. The reason for their resemblance to modern Poké Balls remains unknown. One hypothesis suggests that the creator of Poké Balls might have been inspired by Foongus’s appearance, driven by fondness for the Pokémon, though this remains speculative. As these Mushroom Pokémon age, their arms begin to develop additional caps, which they will use in their luring attempts. Their spores possess such potency that if left untreated, they can sprout into mushrooms wherever they settle.

Named: Foongus - Shroomgus - Amoonguss  [Old Version]

#986.? - Appearing to be an ancient relative of the modern-day Amoonguss, the Pokémon known as “Brute Bonnet” bears a striking resemblance; however, their towering stature and seemingly low intelligence combine to make a much more powerful and savage fighter. Another theory propose that Brute Bonnet merely a counterpart of Amoonguss from another timeline that has crossed into our universe, while another claims they are the result of a mushroom crossed with a dinosaur! It is possible that over millennia, Brute Bonnet’s spores developed toxicity, facilitating their evolution and the streamlining of their appearance, gradually losing extraneous features such as their feet and tail as their survival strategy shifted from active hunting to relying on camouflaged ambush attacks.

Named: “Brute Bonnet” - - Shroomcestor - - Amoonguss

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#081.5 - Magnemite are commonly found near cities, power lines, and other places with abundant electricity. They float freely using anti-gravity generated by the units on their sides. Feeding on the electricity they find, Magnemite can produce a powerful magnetic force by rotating these side units. They are able to communicate with one another by using electromagnetic waves. As these Pokémon age and mature, they will begin to constantly on the look out for electromagnetic waves from other Magnemite that are compatible to theirs. The wavelength, energy, and frequency of their waves evolve with age, making it challenging for two Magnemite to find a suitable third partner with matching waves. Once three Magnemite link together, their combined magnetic force is so strong that it dries out all moisture in their vicinity.   [Old Version]

#082.5 - When three Magnemite link together to form Magneton, their brains also become one. Magneton generate a powerful magnetic force that can disrupt or destroy mechanical devices and cause malfunctions in delicate electrical equipment. In rare instances, exposure to strong electromagnetic fields can trigger Magneton to evolve, causing their three bodies to fuse into a stronger singular entity called Magnemeld. During this transition, Magnemeld’s magnetic field increases threefold, and they begin to shed unnecessary magnets that they no longer need for generating their anti-gravity. These discarded magnets retain their charge and magnetic power, and other Pokémon can use them to enhance the power of Electric-type moves. A fully merged Magnemeld, called Magnezone, can emit magnetism so strong that they attract other Steel-type Pokémon to their body, becoming unable to move.

Named: Magnemite - Magnemate - Magneton - Magnemeld - Magnezone

#989.? - “Sandy Shocks” is an ancient Pokémon of unknown origin. Some scientists believe it is a Magneton that has lived for 10,000 years, while others argue it is a counterpart from another timeline. One theory suggests that Sandy Shocks is an evolutionary ancestor of modern Magneton, with intermediary stages of evolution once existing between them. Unlike its predecessor, this theoretical bridge Pokémon, dubbed Cromagneton, would have a more stable electromagnetic field, allowing it to hover without relying on its spindly limbs. These limbs may have shrunk into vestigial, magnet-like structures along its casing, increasing energy efficiency and leading to the sleek, mechanical design of modern Magneton. Its smoother metallic body suggests an adaptation to environments with less naturally occurring iron to attract. Perhaps over time, Cromagneton’s reliance on external magnetism may have decreased as it developed the ability to generate its own, ultimately leading to the tightly bound, levitating Magnemite that would later cluster into Magneton.

Named: “Sandy Shocks” - - Cromagneton - - Magneton

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#782.5 - Jangmo-o live in groups with others of their kind in harsh, mountainous areas that are far from other Pokemon or people; they grow little by little as they battle one another. While Jangmo-o trains diligently and remains humble, it has the pride of a warrior. It employs the scale on its forehead for both attack and defense, so it never shows its back to its foe. By smacking the scales on their head, they can produce different metallic sounds that can function as both a ward to opponents and a form of communication. After many battles, once they have matured into Hakamo-o, they will leave their fellow Pokemon to begin training on their own.

#783.5 - Having left their group, Hakamo-o seek out opponents to fight. When they find a worthy adversary, they will dance and clang their scales together in a show of strength. Their sturdy scales serve as protective armor, allow them to overwhelm opponents with attacks without worrying about their own defense. This battle style causes many of their scales to be torn off or broken; however, Hakamo-o consider their broken armor and bare arms as proof of a well-fought battle and wear them with pride. Any scales Hakamo-o loses in battle will regrow harder and sharper. As they age, these Pokemon become so fearsome that just the sound of their clanging scales is enough to send weak opponents fleeing in panic. 

Named: Jangmo-o - Makmo-o - Hakamo-o - Kahumo-o - Kommo-o

(Makmo-o [Mak · mō-ō] and Kahumo-o [kə · ho͞o · mō-ō] are derived from “Mākaukau” and “Kahu,” meaning ‘trainee’ and ‘guardian’ in Hawaiian, and maintain the “mo-o” suffix.)

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Sireneon (Water/Fairy)

#??? - On rare occasion, an Eevee can be affected by more than one environmental factor, and reacts to grow into a new, rare evolution. Eevee who live along the shores of large bodies of water will typically evolve into the aquatic Vaporeon; however, if they have been taken in by another Fairy-type Pokemon whom they have deep affection for, often wild Azumarill or Primarina, they may evolve into the Water/Fairy Sireneon. These rare Pokemon have brilliantly colored scales that attract the attention of other Pokemon and people alike, which they use to their advantage when hunting. The thicker scale pattern around their neck hides their gills, which allows them to spend most of their adult life in the water. When out of water, they have been spotted basking atop rocks, calling to passing ships in a sing-song voice. Sireneon have a very playful demeanor and love attention, though there are accounts of this Pokemon dragging sailors down into the depth if they felt insulted.

Other dual-type Eeveelutions

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1. A. 14. N.

2. B. 15. O

3. C. 16. P

4. D. 17. Q

5. E. 18. R

6. F. 19. S

7. G. 20. T

8. H. 21. U

9. I. 22. V

10. J. 23. W

11. K. 24. X

12. L. 25. Y

13. M. 26. Z

24 8 1 18 12 5 13 19 8 1 11 5 24

Named: ? (Fire/Normal)

On rare occasion, an Eevee can be affected by more than one environmental factor, and reacts to grow into a new, rare evolution. If a wild Eevee lives among a group of Fire and Normal-type Pokémon with whom they feel a strong desire to protect, they may evolve into a Fire/Normal-type. Known for their courage and protective instincts, these Eeveelutions live in pride-like groups of Pokémon and act as fearless leaders and guardians. Their fiery tail burns brighter when they sense danger, and their intimidating roar serves as a fierce warning to any opponent who approaches their group. These Pokémon rest during the warmest hours of the day, basking in the sun to recharge their fire energy and hunting during dawn and dusk. The flame on their tail goes out while they sleep, and can be purposefully extinguished and relit while stalking prey. Trainers looking to battle with this Eeveelution must earn their respect through kindness and perseverance; however, once bonded, their unwavering loyalty make them a steadfast ally for life. Trainers looking to evolve their Eevee into this Eeveelution must raise their Eevee alongside only Normal and Fire-type Pokémon; other stimulus, even exposure to a Fire Stone, will likely result in another evolution path.

Other dual-type Eeveelutions

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#194.51 - These easy-going Pokemon live in cold water, though they occasionally go on land in search of food, coating their body in a gooey, toxic film that keeps their skin from dehydrating. The mucous membrane is poisonous enough to cause a shooting pain to anyone who touches it barehanded. As Wooper age, their exterior gills recede and stubby arms quickly begin to develop. They are clumsy Pokemon, often bumping into things, but their fat reserves and thick, rubbery skin prevent any pain from these incidents.

Named: Wooper - Aqualotl - Quagsire  [Old Version]

#194.52 - Wooper found in the Paldea region originally lived in flowing water akin to their counterparts in Johto. However, due to ancient displacement from their aquatic habitats, they have gradually adjusted to terrestrial living conditions. Equipped with toughened gills and a viscous, toxin-laden coating that keeps their skin hydrated, Paldean Wooper thrive in their marshy habitats; however, as a consequence of these adaptations, they tend to be heavy and exhibit sluggish movement. To protect themselves, these Pokemon can unleash a powerful poison from their gills. As Paldean Wooper grow, they progressively increase in size and weight, reaching a stage where it becomes too difficult to remain upright on two legs. To make travel easier, these Pokemon tend to spend extended periods at the depths of ponds and swamps. As they no longer require external gills, the surplus appendages are reabsorbed into their bodies.

Named: Wooper - Teralotyl - Clodsire

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