Ghost

Named: Ekans - Repiv - Arbok 

(Repiv [ree·piv] is ‘viper’ backwards, just like Ekans and Arbor are ‘snake’ and ‘kobra’ backwards.)

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#885.5 - Dreepy are reborn ghosts of a prehistoric species that once lived in ancient seas. They tend to wander the locations where they once lived after they are reborn. Dreepy take a long time to reach maturity, and are exceptionally weak in combat - so much that on their own, a mere child could defeat them; however, they have the potential to become much stronger and evolve if they have friends to help them train. Dreepy can often be seen fighting alongside their evolutionary relatives Drakloak and Dragapult. The latter even launches Dreepy at Mach speeds, which toughens the Dreepy up and helps them grow; also, it’s fun! As Dreepy age and near maturity, they will “adopt” a younger Dreepy, whom they care of and fight alongside with until the Dreepy nears its own maturity.

#886.5 - Drakloak are extremely aerodynamic, and are capable of flying at speeds greater than 120 mph. After years of being a weak Dreepy, Drakloak have developed a strong nurturing instinct towards weaker beings, and will take a Dreepy under their wing to raise and train. If they get separated from their Dreepy, or their Dreepy gets old enough to move out on their own, Drakloak will become uneasy and desperately try to find any Pokémon to serve as a substitute to take care of. As they age themselves, Drakloak develop shelter-like structures in their horns, which they use to both house and fire out more Dreepy. Dreepy will flock to these Drakloak, looking for battle experience and the thrill of being fired like supersonic missiles. 

Named: Dreepy - Dreerie - Drakloak - Drakarrier - Dragapult

(Dreerie [dreer·ee] is a combination of “dread,” “eerie,” and sounds like “dreary”; Drakarrier [dra·keh·ree·ur] is a combination of “dragon” and “carrier”.)

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