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Here's the final evolutions to the Mipore region's starter Pokémon!

Staries - Fire/Rock - Final evolution of Sheepeor

Staries are utter speed demons, making them difficult to capture. They can move at a speed so fast that they can rocket through the air. They enjoy carrying slower Pokémon on their back so that those Pokémon can experience high speeds.

Baglash - Water/Dark - Final evolution of Sinkver

Baglash are hard to find, as they only fish in shadowy regions or at night. They are frequently seen teaching Sinkvers how to fish. If you manage to befriend one, they are fiercely protective.

Canigh - Grass/Psychic - Final evolution of Jujup

Pokémon evolve, who would've thought? Here's the evolutions to the Mipore Region's starters!

This is Baamet! Baamet evolves from Sheepeor. They are rock/fire.

Baamets adore high speed. They frequently try to challenge other pokémon to races. If they run fast enough, they can even get a bit of airtime.

This is Voodog, the evolution of Jujup! They are psychic/grass.

Voodogs are mischevious, but not malicious. They are frequently abandoned by young trainers who didn't expect their small, cute Jujups to evolve into such a creature. Though they don't have real eyes, only buttons, when you're near one you tend to feel like it's watching.

This is Bobver, the evolution of Sinkver! They are water type.

Welcome to the Mipore region! The Mipore region, Mipore for short, is a warm and rainy region that's home to many species of Pokémon not seen anywhere else on Earth!

You shouldn't leave home without a Pokémon! How about you pick your starter?

Do you pick:

Sheepeor: The Comet Pokémon

Sheepeor are small, elusive Pokémon that are reluctant to trust any trainer or other Pokémon, even other Sheepeor. Their fur is not actually fire, and is soft and very warm to the touch.

Sinkver: The Fisher Pokémon

Sinkvers use their tails, which have a small hole in the top, to store fish that they catch using the fishing hook/line-like thick hairs on their arms. They fare best in warm, sunny waters and get nervous if left away from the water for too long.

Jujup: The Voodoo Pokémon

Jujup has grassy and mossy fur covering it's body and markings which resemble stitchings. Legend has it that if you stick a pin or other sharp object into a Jujup, it will not hurt it, but instead hurt whatever (or whomever) the Jujup is thinking of.