The Seka region

Brand new evolutions for already discovered Pokémon have been found living in Seka:

Dunscale, the Aerial Dragon Pokémon

(Dunsparce’s evolution)

Type: Normal-Dragon

In this form, Dunscale searches for everyone who mistreated it in its previous form, in order to exact its revenge. They use the drill on their tails to dig holes in the ground, which they use as sleeping spots.

Kleflok, the Lock Pokémon

(Klefki’s evolution)

Type: Steel-Fairy

They tend to steal locks that look appealing to them, and so, they accidentally leave door and safes open. They protect their belongings with their life, no matter how small.

Krakatoise, the Volcano Tortoise Pokémon

(Torkoal’s evolution)

Type: Fire-Rock

When they are angered, they spew lava using the two volcanoes on their shell: as they have a short fuse, they are extremely dangerous, and only the most experienced trainers can catch them.

Mimirai, the Uncovered Pokémon

(Mimikyu’s evolution)

Type: Dark-Fairy

Mimirai only evolves if it completely trusts in its trainer. Despite its huge size and appearance, they are extremely timid, and won’t interact with anything that isn’t their trainer.

Venuvore, the Trap Plant Pokémon

(Carnivine’s evolution)

Type: Grass

They use their long tounges finished in a flower-looking protuberance in order to attract their prey: once it gets close enough, they close their jaws inmediately. Many people have died because of grabbing the wrong flower.

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It’s been 84 years...

Howzit going everyone, sorry for not posting in a while. I just didn’t feel like it, haha. I hope you enjoyed this bunch, and as always...

You can find several different species across the many forests and jungles scattered over the region.

Sadlix, the Crying Tree Pokémon

Type: Grass

These pokémon’s faint crying can be heard across rainy forests and jungles. Since they cry too often, they need a lot of water, as they dehydrate really quickly. They’re loved by Sekan people because of their cute appearance.

Treerow, the Crying Tree Pokémon

Type: Grass-Water

They cry almost all day, every day: so much, in fact, that they learned how to use their tears as a weapon to defend themselves. They live in small groups, but their cries can be heard for kilometers.

Coathief, the Burglar Pokémon

Type: Dark

These pokémon use their cute looks to rob people: while one puts up an adorable act, another one uses the distraction to steal food or money. They are surprisingly intelligent, and know how to steal ATMs.

Nasuark, the Thief Pokémon

Type: Dark

They are very territorial, and extremely aggresive, and will attack anyone who steps into their home, even if it’s on accident. They know how to steal almost anything: from money and food, to phones and cars. They use their long tail as a fifth hand.

Beashock, the Elebeaver Pokémon

Type: Electric-Water

Beashock aren’t native to Seka, but were instead brought from another region to fight the pests; however, as they had no predators here, they themselves became one. They use their thunder-shaped tail to inject electricity into their objective.

Grounde, the Peque Pokémon

Type: Ground-Fairy

Grounde usually live hidden in houses, and use stolen leather to make their hats. They have a mischievous nature, but if they feel loved by the house owners, they will do a house chore as a thanks.

If leveled up during daytime, Grounde evolves into:

Tierrelf, the Elf Pokémon

Type: Ground-Psychic

These pokémon are capable of using magic, and use their staffs to cast spells. In ancient times, humans resorted to them when they were sick, and the Tierrelf healed them, in exchange of berries, or materials for their hats.

If leveled up during nighttime, Grounde evolves into:

Trollark, the Troll Pokémon

Type: Ground-Dark

They live under bridges or in metro stations, where light cannot reach them, since, if touched by daylight, they turn into stone. Though they may seem terrifying and furious all the time, they just want to be alone.

Badight, the Wildfire Pokémon

Type: Ghost-Fire

They are found in rural zones, where they spook the locals. There are legends that tell how these pokémon feed their flames with the souls of those who they haunt; but in reality, they just do it for fun.

Maluz, the Wildfire Pokémon

Type: Ghost-Fire

It is said they are the spirits of people who died during rural disasters. They stalk their prey at night, where, after making them paranoid, they emit an ear-piercing screech, which scares the soul out of them: that way, they feed upon it.

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I am so sorry for taking so long to upload. School’s been pretty hectic lately, but winter break is coming up soon, so I’ll try to post more frecuently from now on.

At least the post is pretty big!

These are some of the strongest pokémon in the region, who were revered (and feared) by ancient people. Nowadays, most people don’t even know if they still exist or not, but they respect and celebrate them nonetheless.

Sueñox, the Dream Fox Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon

Type: Fairy-Fire

It is said that this pokémon goes out at night with Coltmare, and brings pleasant dreams to those with a pure heart, in exchange for their positive energy, which it then uses to feed its blue flames.

Coltmare, the Nightmare Horse Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon

Type: Dark-Ghost

Legends say this pokémon strolls through the night, alongside Sueñox, and causes nightmares to those with a corrupted heart, in exchange of their negative energy, which makes up all of its body.

Rainiris, the Rainbow Pokémon

Mythical Pokémon

Type: Flying

It loves colorful things, and if it sees something with a colorless pallette, it paints it by using the light that enters its body, which modifies by using its own moisture. Same-sex couples throw a festival for this pokémon every year.

Pandorium, the Pandora Pokémon

Mythical Pokémon

Type: Psychic (Dream Form)/Dark (Nightmare Form)

Dream Form: Myths say that this pokémon holds a terribly dangerous power inside the orb on its head. They say that, when blessed by one of Sueñox’s dreams, it was able to achieve inner peace.

Nightmare Form: When influenced by one of Coltmare’s nightmares, the power inside its orb was unleashed, transforming this benevolent pokémon into a being bent only on destruction.

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I really wanted to post this before Pride ended, and you can probably tell why, haha.

I have to say, designing legendaries and mythicals is really hard! I didn’t know if I had to keep adding details or to keep it simple; I finally decided to go for the latter route.

Stay tuned for more fakémon in the future! And as always,

These are the forms Eevee can take when evolved in this region:

Draconeon, the Flying Dragon Pokémon

Type: Dragon

These pokémon were used in ancient times to guard sacred treasures, or protect the royalty. Using their wings, they can reach speeds faster than a Mach plane.

Bouldeon, the Rocky Pokémon

Type: Rock

They can often be seen alongside groups of Rockama, whom which they train and sharpen their horns with. Their whole body is extremely rough, and can scratch the bare skin: for that reason, they are not used to being petted.

Floateon, the Cloud Pokémon

Type: Flying

They are often found floating in the sky where they jump from cloud to cloud as they play with each other. They are very light and soft, so they don’t feel any pain when they are touched: this makes them excelent pets and therapy pokémon.

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It’s about time I posted this, haha. Sorry I took so long! I had too many tests last week. I’ll be uploading the legendaries and mythicals next time.

These two little buggers (pun absolutely intended) are the typical bug-types of the region.

Antox, the Poison Ant Pokémon

Type: Bug-Poison

These pokémon live in groups of over a thousand, where everyone moves together: these clusters look like purple rugs that destroy everything in their path. Farmers loathe these pokémon, as they often destroy their crops.

Venant, the Poison Ant Pokémon

Type: Bug-Poison

A single drop of their venom is capable of killing 10 adult humans. Groups of these pokémon are capable of chopping down trees, using their gigantic jaws as saws; Exeggutor are particularly terrified of them because of this.

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Whoa, that Venant description got a bit edgy there, haha. Don’t worry, though:

It’s gonna get worse from here.

In less unsettling (and cringy) news, the next post will be about the regional eeveelutions, and I think y’all will like them a lot! I know I do.

See you soon!

These are the regional mammals, just like Rattata, or Bidoof:

Chindrilla, the Chinchilla Pokémon

Type: Normal-Ground

They use their sharp claws to dig enormous dens with interconnected tunnels, which can stretch for miles. You can observe these tunnels in most Sekan metro stations.

Excacacha, the Vizcacha Pokémon

Type: Normal-Steel

The drill on their tails is capable of cutting through steel: this can cause quite the trouble, because many times they accidentally destroy parts of metro stations as they dig their dens. They are in a constant feud with Excadrill, their natural enemy.

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FYI, Vizcachas are a sort of chinchilla that live in Argentina (obviously), and dig large tunnels that can house over 50 of the little creatures!

And that was your useless animal fact of the day

Here are the most common bird pokémon in Seka:

Horneather, the Little Bird Pokémon

Type: Normal-Flying

They are the national bird of the region, as they were one of the first species discovered in Seka. Males have a little hair string growing on their head, which not only indicates their emotions, but works as a partner attractor.

Alonsoven, the Hornero Pokémon

Type: Flying-Ground

When they evolve, they learn to use their nest as some sort of armor, which protects them from electric-type pokémon. They can’t fly too high, or for too long, as their armor weighs them down.

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For those who aren’t familiarized, the Hornero is Argentina’s national bird, and the build their nests using mud, which have a form similiar to that of a mud oven, giving them the name of Hornero.

Here are the last evolutions for your partner of choice:

Rockama, the Llama Pokémon

Type: Grass-Rock

They use the horn in their helmet both as a tool to reach and slice berries, and as a weapon, which is capable of shattering diamond. The local folk has dubbed them “the unicorns from the south”.

Vulire, the Condor Pokémon

Type: Fire-Flying

They are one of the largest bird pokémon in the world: with their wings extended, they can reach up lengths of 3 meters. Males use the flame in their beak to attract females: the brighter it burns, the more attractive it will be.

Tsupir, the Sea Tapir Pokémon

Type: Water

To demonstrate their happiness, they shoot jets of water from their tusks, which can make a hole in a truck. Trainers who pick this pokémon must be prepared to be constantly soaked.

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And so, the trio is complete! Which one would you choose? If it were up to me, I’d pick Guanabush, cause I think grass starters are usually the best (also because its typing is dope).

But the Sekan pokédex is just beginning! Stayed tuned for more shitty-designed fakémon.

Here are the next stages of your starter of choice:

Alpatone, the Alpaca Pokémon

Type: Grass-Rock

To attack, they directly charge at their objective with their helmet, which is capable of bending steel. They’re very stoic, and rarely show emotions to anyone: however, if they deem their trainers worthy, they will protect them with their lives.

Contorch, the Condor Pokémon

Type: Fire-Flying

The younger they are, the more dangerous, as they don’t know how to control the temperature of their fire yet. The flame at their rear represents their emotions: it burns brighter when they’re furious or excited, and lower if they feel gloomy.

Tapaqua, the Bubble Tapir Pokémon

Type: Water

They use their tusks as a tool to rummage through the soil, looking for roots to eat. They have the ability to cover their feet in water, which allows them to walk in water, despite of their heavy weight.

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I have to admit that, from the 9 designs for the starters, Tapaqua is the one I dislike the most: and believe it or not, I had to redesign it twice, until it was somewhat decent for my standards.

I’ll upload the final stage evolutions soon enough: right now I’m having a bit of a personal problem, but nothing to worry about.

It is a tradition in Seka that, whenever someone starts their journey through the region, they must choose between 3 Pokémon that will accompany them throughout:

Guanabush, the Guanaco Pokémon

Type: Grass

Their hooves help them maintain balance, even in the steepest slopes, and are capable of smashing through rocks. Depending on the season, different flowers can grow on their tails.

Ashick, the Chick Pokémon

Type: Fire

Before hatching from their egg, they release an unbearable heat wave to fend off any potential predators. They’ve yet to learn how to fly, so, instead of fighting, they run at top speed when faced with a danger. They never leave their shell.

Tapuddle, the Bubble Tapir Pokémon

Type: Water

They can squirt water from their trunks with an admirable accuracy. They have a curious and friendly nature; unfortunately, since they aren’t very smart, they often get in dangerous, and sometimes lethal, situations.

Which one will you choose?

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And so it begins! I told you guys that I’m pretty pathetic when it comes to drawing, but I’m still super excited to show y’all the region I’ve created!

Also, I’m from Argentina, so english isn’t my mother tounge, so I apologize if I make any grammar or spelling mistake.

Soon enough I’ll upload these cuties’ evolutions, so stayed tuned! I’ve already completed the fakedex, so all that’s left is uploading the drawings into my computer.

Down way in the south exists Seka, a region known by having multiple ecosistems, from deserted mountains to leafy jungles. The Pokémon here are as varied as can be!