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Kehbek region ?! The starters are here waiting for you to meet them !

#001 Shroob | Grass Type The shrew Pokemon Sweet and friendly, Shroob is the best starter for inexperience trainers. They are eager to please by digging holes around them, waiting for you to praise them, inadvertently causing trouble without meaning to.

#004 Gruburn | Fire/Bug Type The grub Pokemon

Voracious little one, Gruburn has to eat a lot to maintain the fire inside of his body. They tend to be more nervous then the other starters, communicating their distress with explosive crackling noise to protect their soft body.

#007 Padlinx | Water Type The lynx Pokemon

This little pokemon is harder to train due to their independent and shy nature. They're only playful when no one is around and will often cause mischief around them. Their fur provide them full buoyancy when they're swimming.

And last of the starters~ This one was so much fun to draw !

#007 Padlinx | Water Type The lynx Pokemon

This little pokemon is harder to train due to their independent and shy nature. They're only playful when no one is around and will often cause mischief around them. Their fur provide them full buoyancy when they're swimming. #008 Arminx| Water Type   The Great Lynx Pokemon

Being independent and rough, Arminx focus over his skills and love to battle to test their ability. Their fur became hydrophobic making them able to run across water. They can conjure water blades which can cut through rock if the pokemon is experienced enough.

#009 Maweapawn| Water\Ghost Type   The Ranger Pokemon

Skilled silent hunter, this pokemon can adapt to any situation in battle, their water weapon changing for a bow, to a lance or even a sword, they are can be unpredictable opponent to deal with. This pokemon has the strange ability to walk across water.

Some sketches I did while coming up with the Starters's designs to get an idea of how they move and behave, it's something I didn't bother to do with the ohayo's starter since it never was supposed to become anything serious. As for this- well... I think it shows how much understanding I gained over the years about how pokemon designs work.