#wallicerops

Forchaic, Primordeo, and Trilodent

These pokemon looked different in the upper Paleozoic Era than the ones modern trainers can have revived from their fossils. Even the third stage is entirely different!

Water; Water; Water

Devonian-Permian

Forchaic, Primordeo, and Waliceratops

These pokemon roamed the seafloors of the Upper Paleozoic Era - or at least, we think they did.

You see, their DNA had to be reconstructed during the fossil revival process, and scientists aren’t sure the result is totally accurate to their original form. They aren’t even sure if Waliceratops even existed before, or if it only evolves in the modern day from a revived specimen in captivity! To know for sure, you’d need to travel back in time to the Devonian period and see for yourself.

Water/Rock

Devonian-Permian

Trilodent

The Forchaic and Primordeo of the past didn’t evolve into Waliceratops at all! These pokemon’s natural third stage was the fearsome Trilodent!

When the fork-shaped horn on its face grows too long, it breaks off. Trilodent carries the broken horn around with it until the new one grows back next season.

Water