After much hard work trudging though the frozen Fjords of Northern Orcaibh your faithful Frostomp has evolved! Now with a Frospert by your side even the harshest cold environments will be a breeze.
The Tundra Titan Pokémon
Weight: 95.0 kg (209.4 lbs)
Evolves from Frostomp starting at Level 36.
Permafrost (Standard Ability):
When HP falls below 1/3, Frospert’s Ice-type moves deal 50% more damage.
Hidden Ability: Slush Rush
Doubles Speed during snow.
Frospert is an apex predator and guardian of Orcaibh’s frozen coastlines. Trainers recount how its resonant bellows can be heard echoing across entire fjords, announcing its presence to friend and foe alike. Though formidable, Frospert displays remarkable empathy toward weaker creatures, often guiding them to shelter during blizzards.
Frospert is an imposing amphibious Pokémon, bearing traits of colossal salamanders, whale sharks and orcas. Its dense, ice-blue hide is layered over thick blubber, protecting it from Arctic cold. The dorsal crest splits into jagged fins sharp enough to cut through glacier ice whilst swimming.
Beneath its skin, bio-crystals generate intense cold that helps regulate core temperature. Frospert’s massive limbs are powerfully muscled for both swimming and breaking through thick ice sheets. Its wide, paddle-like tail is ringed with serrated ridges that leave distinctive tracks.
While underwater, Frospert glides with surprising grace, using the dorsal crests as stabilizers. On land, its heavy footfalls send tremors that can fracture ice layers to access prey.
Frospert is larger and broader than Frostomp, with robust shoulders and a barrel-like torso. Its coloration deepens into a lustrous blend of navy and glacial teal, marked by swirling sperucal blue patterns along its sides and tail.
The head fin becomes a pair of tall, jagged crests crowned with translucent ice like membranes.
Its forelimbs thicken to support its weight on slippery terrain, and its claws grow dark and broad like ice axes.
A faint mist of cold vapor trails behind it as it moves.
• Massive dual head crests resembling frozen axes.
• A shimmering frost aura that radiates from its body.
• Tracks marked by punctured, ice-fringed impressions.
• Frost crystals perpetually forming along its shoulders and tail.
Frospert draws inspiration from:
• Giant salamanders (for bulk and amphibious adaptations).
• Orcas (for its aquatic predation and large upstanding dorsal crests).
• Whale sharks (for its coloration and head and tail shape as well as shark-like dorsal crest shape)
Frospert is steadfast and highly territorial. It will confront any threat encroaching on its domain but remains gentle with smaller Pokémon or humans who show respect.
During snowstorms, it has been observed sheltering weaker Pokémon under its fins and guiding them to safety with low, rumbling calls. Despite its fearsome reputation, many coastal communities view Frospert as a benevolent protector.
• Glacial fjords and tundra rivers.
• Subzero caves deep beneath the permafrost.
• Frozen coastal wetlands.
Frospert ranges widely across Orcaibh’s frozen expanses, often returning to the same ancestral den sites year after year.
Frospert is primarily diurnal but patrols its territory at dusk and dawn. It announces its presence with bellowing calls that reverberate through ice layers.
When threatened, Frospert stamps the ground with tremendous force, releasing localized shockwaves of freezing energy. This behavior can cause blizzards or crack entire lake surfaces.
Frospert primarily feeds on:
• Cold-water fish and crustaceans.
• Frozen kelp and subglacial algae.
• It also scavenges carrion preserved in ice.
During lean winters, Frospert can survive by lowering its body temperature into a torpor-like state.
Pokédex Entries by Region:
Frospert’s thunderous roar can splinter entire glaciers, sending colossal shards drifting across the sea. Sailors whisper that it builds floating ice bridges overnight to help migrating Pokémon cross treacherous waters.
In the depths of winter, it wanders blizzard-swept valleys, carving winding channels that fill with meltwater as spring arrives. These pathways sustain entire ecosystems.
Though kin to Swampert, Frospert’s evolution diverged in glacial isolation. Its ice-shrouded form is revered as a guardian of ancient frost.
During the coldest storms on Mt. Coronet, it uses its massive tail to sculpt shelters of packed snow, where weaker Pokémon huddle until the blizzard passes.
Explorers in the Giant Chasm have recorded Frospert using its massive claws to carve stepped terraces into sheer ice walls, enabling entire colonies of Pokémon to ascend to safety during sudden freezes.
This Pokémon is said to silently drift along mountain lakes at dawn, its breath freezing the water beneath into delicate bridges that shimmer like glass. Locals consider these passages omens of a prosperous winter.
Transported to Alola’s polar research facilities, Frospert astounded scientists by exhaling gusts so cold they could instantly solidify seawater into towering ice sculptures used to shade vulnerable species.
Legends of the Crown Tundra recount how Frospert creates broad, frost-bound trails through blizzards, guiding caravans of Pokémon to hidden hot springs buried beneath the snow.
Paldean naturalists have observed it forming protective ice domes over spawning grounds, shielding schools of fish from predatory Bombirdier until the hatchlings can swim freely.
Ancient songs speak of Frospert freezing entire lagoons into shimmering platforms, where Dewgong and Lapras gather in peace during seasonal migrations.
Orcaibh (Home Region) Entry 1
When it bellows, blizzards often follow. Orcaibh folklore teaches that Frospert’s footsteps shape the very flow of rivers. Many believe it can command the weather to protect its territory.
Orcaibh (Home Region) Entry 2
Though fiercely territorial, Frospert will linger behind migrating groups, mending broken ice paths so the smallest Pokémon can follow safely.
Orcaibh Biology Textbook:
Frospert represents the fully adapted apex evolution of the Froskip line. Its dense subdermal blubber, reinforced limb structure, and frost-generating dermal layers allow survival in extreme permafrost.
Its dual head crests have evolved into thermoregulation fins that stabilize its body during underwater hunts and store latent cold energy.
44 - Frostcurrent (Unique Move)
65 - Glaciquake (Signature Move)
Egg Groups: Water 1 / Monster
Gender Ratio: 87.5% ♂ / 12.5% ♀
• Glacier Caverns (Deep Sections)
Signature Move – Glaciquake
• Hits all adjacent Pokémon (like Earthquake).
• 20% chance to freeze each target.
• Breaks Ice-type resistance (deals neutral damage to Ice-types).
• Power increases by 40% in Snow or on snow-covered terrain.
Flavor Text: The user stomps with such cold intensity that it fractures the battlefield, sending shockwaves of jagged ice through the ground.
Animation Concept: The user rears back, slams its feet down, and cracks ripple outward. Massive spires of shimmering ice burst upward, launching enemies skyward in a blizzard haze.
• Frospert is the only known final-stage regional variant of Mudkip.
• Its name combines frost and expert (or possibly “permafrost”).
• Old Orcaibh legends say it froze entire fjords to trap seaborne invaders.
• Tracks left by Frospert are used by researchers to estimate seasonal ice thickness.
