"Given that this is the first Amber of its kind discovered, I am not shocked an entirely new 'Mon was revived from it."

"Give the Amber's unique properties, I was wondering if it would have any noticeable effect upon the revived 'Mon-- It seems that, in it's base form it does not. We will train it to see if it does evolve, or if it needs a stone, an item..."

"For now, it's current observed behavior is... Rather ordinary, hmm-hmm. It prefers humid areas and prey that lurks within the water. It is, quite possibly, a distant ancestor of Yanma."

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"Aha! Ahahaha! It evolved!"

"As it neared evolution, its behavior seemed to change rather suddenly-- It became less docile and far more aggressive, often taking on older, more powerful 'Mons we have around the research facility. It seemed all it needed was time..."

"What a truly astounding evolution. I must find more Resilient Amber to see if its unique properties lead to such a surprising evolution. Or if the same 'Mon is trapped within each Resilient Amber... What an exhilarating thought!"

-- Dr. Boroughs

"Aha! Success! We've-- I've done it!" "Upon initial examination, I suspected the 'Mon to be akin to Hoppip of modern day-- Ground moves proved ineffective against it as predicted, but upon testing its response to Electric attacks, it behaved as... A pure Grass type would. Fascinating." "It's evolution was wholly unpredictable-- We hypothesized that it would have only one evolution as revived fossils of the past have traditionally had, but it did not... Look much like Jumpluff. In fact... It is difficult to gather any data first-hand at all. Being around it for too long caused... Intense, vivid hallucinations, and dizziness for hours afterwards. Remarkable..." --Dr. Boroughs

Do not tag as 'Kin'.

"While our previous Intact Fossil did take us by surprise in regards to its typing, our most recent fossil has continued the fascinating trend of defying our expectations-- Of not being part Rock-type, that is!"

"I had a theory that the 'Mon within, much like its bones, would be lighter than expected-- Though the 'Mon is large and hefty looking, it's much lighter when weighed! It brings to mind Wailmer..."

".... And it's evolution was much larger and light-- Light enough to hop, bounce, and leap! Even if it did seem to cause the ground to shake when landing, still..."

"Ahaha, it does not get along well with our revived grass types either, constantly trying to nip at them! How exciting... It is as if I am recreating a habitat before my eyes."

--Dr. Boroughs.

"Well well well! Upon revival, our little prehistoric 'Mon frantically sought out a patch of dirt to bury itself in, even tearing at tile before we presented a pot to it! Entirely different from its airborne self! What in the fossilized sediment caused such a shift in behavior and anatomy..? Hmm-hmm." "Imagine my surprise to see it evolve into such a tall, unnerving creature. Fortunately, it does not cause horrific hallucinations, but it is quite difficult to remain in a room with it! It does not seem to blink, or if it does, I certainly have not seen it do so! And I have stared back at it for quite some time! Enchanting, weird little 'Mon, I do adore it so, ahahah!"

--Dr. Boroughs

"Oh wow! This Frond Fossil is... Completely Intact! I should be able to revive the 'Mon inside it, just as it was hundreds of thousands of years ago... I'm so excited. What do ancient 'Mons of Urzavos look like...? Ah! We're about to find out!" --Dr Boroughs

"A new kind of amber has been discovered! Extraordinary, until this moment, all ambers found by trainers and professionals alike have been of the Old variety. This one, however..."

"It is incredibly dense and hard. There isn't a scratch on its surface, and even the transportation from its dig site to here-- Which was none too gentle-- did not leave even a scuff mark on its surface."

"There seems to be dark spots in its center; somehow, we will pierce the amber and see what secrets this lump of resin is hiding, ahahah!"

"Why did you bring me pebbles--? Oh. Oh my my my, this... Is the most Fragmented Frond Fossil I've ever seen."

"... Perhaps if there were more to it, something could be done--"

"Wait a moment-- Empty to your pockets, you trainers always have something useless in there! No, no, no-- YES, that! The Big Pearl, give it to me! Do you want a 'Mon for your efforts or not!? It will be worth much, much more than whatever petty change this will net you at some shop."

"Come back-- Well, I don't know when. Just shoo! There is much work to be done!"

--Dr Boroughs