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Shoutout to @prismaticpichu, because one of their most recent posts inspired me to submit these.

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I wonder if becoming a crystal type exorcist affects the users diet? I know its a odd thought but hear me out. We know parasite types need to eat a lot because their innosence uses a lot of energy. With a crystal type the innosence passed through the users body but is no longer "attached". I dont expect them to start eating like a parasite user, but i wonder if it effected them internally at all.
“Crystle is a Crystal Temtem. It's strong against Electric and Mental, but weak against Fire and Earth. I caught this one in the ashen plains of Tucma, near the Amethyst Barrens.” ~Prof. Konstantinos
Crystle (#072), the Crystal type starter Temtem.
Look out, I’m breaking free [x]
I might be slacking off on everything else, but at least Adelphe is slightly less neglected now
Dark Boots, Crystal Type

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Wasn't completely happy with this one-- updated 1/6/2018
Pilosite → (lv. 10) Chrystalis → (lv. 20) Papiliris #017 - Pilosite (pilose + parasite) Glass Pokémon Bug-type It is covered with nearly-invisible stinging hairs. There are many unpleasant folk remedies for easing the pain, but just don't touch it! Learnset: Tackle, String Shot, Bug Bite, Nettles #018 - Chrystalis (crystal + chrysalis) Glass Pokémon Bug/Crystal-type Mature Pilosite find a hiding place and cover themselves in a sticky silk that hardens into jagged crystals. The final form emerges after eight weeks. Learnset: Harden, Protect, Swift #019 - Papiliris (papillon + iris) Glass Pokémon Bug/Crystal-type Their wings are made of millions of tiny crystals that give vibrant color or transparency depending on alignment. Base Stats: 60/50/70/75/70/75 (400) Ability: Compound Eyes/[Refraction (Reduces super-effective damage)] Learnset: Gust, Silver Wind, Signal Beam, Glass Needle, Crystal Glow, Diamond Dust, Crystal Bell, Quiver Dance, Airdrop, Air Slash, Bug Buzz, Mirror Move, Prismatic Lens
The line of Pseudo-Legendary Pokemon for my fan region. Faengel, Cheraph and Seraphoth.
These Pokemon have been known to watch over humans, guiding them along good paths of life. Faengel's appearance and manners change depending on the heart of a person it bonds with. Cheraph is known to play with human children and protect the ones it likes. And it is rumored that Seraphoth are capable of disguising themselves as people with long silver hair and red eyes.
Strangely, these benevolent Pokemon are rarely shown beside the kind and bright Lizanagos. Instead, they are more often associated with the dark and vengeful Izamitera.
The design inspirations for this line were of theological angels. Specifically, the putto for Faengel, cherubs for Cheraph, and the seraphim for Seraphoth. I also gave them some Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy flair.
Bigger and more resilient than Bunbun, Mudrid are hardy Temtem, used to extreme weather conditions. Their extremely fine sense of hearing makes them very valuable scouting Temtem once tamed... but also harder to catch in the wild.
Mudrid (#022), an earth and crystal type Temtem. It evolves from Bunbun.