Animals, Plants and other Things not already used for Pokémon

[*Jirachi*]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

I have always dreamed that the following species would have a Poké form:
*Dolphin
*Arctic fox
*Robin
And something XD I can't come up with more right now : D

 

[Zorua's Illusion]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

I want a chicken, or a Rabbit, or a Tiger, or a Lion.

 

[Pman]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

I wanna see a meercat

 

[Agent K]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

I'd love to see a Water Type dolphin.

Maybe a lemur Pokemon would be good too? Just, not Normal Type.

 

[Pyrax]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Maybe a lemur Pokemon would be good too? Just, not Normal Type.

Don't we already have a lemur?

I want a chicken

Torchic
Combusken
Blaziken

a Rabbit

Nidoran M
Nidoran F
Azumarill

Lion.

Shinx
Luxio
Luxray
And Entei, to a certain extent.

 

[garrison-san]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Nidoran M
Nidoran F
Azumarill

Don't forget Buneary and Lopunny. How much more rabbity can you get? :3

 

[Zorua's Illusion]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Shinx
Luxio
Luxray
And Entei, to a certain extent.

Shinx and evo's is a Lynx not a Lion.

 

[Rage Baron]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Shinx and evo's is a Lynx not a Lion.

They look way more like lions than lynxes.

Lion:

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Luxray:

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Lynx:

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Really, the name is the lynx's only influence on the Shinx family.

 

[Zorua's Illusion]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

It looks more like a Lynx actually, similar body shape, and no mane for a Lion.

 

[Antlionerd]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

I wanna see a meercat

 

[Dr. Buni]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Shinx's family is actually more similar to lions.
And I want to see a toucan pokémon...

 

[Opossumguy]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Plus, the "inx" is likely from "Sphynx", not Lynx. Anyway, on topic, I still think an opossum Pokemon is overdue.

 

[Gar]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

It looks more like a Lynx actually, similar body shape, and no mane for a Lion.

The 'head spikes' coming out of Luxray's head actually resemble a lion's mane more than anything I can see on a lynx. Shinx and Luxio may be more reminiscent of lynxes, but not Luxray.

 

[Burford11]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Im so glad they finally did a zebra !

Have they done an otter yet?

 

[raychuu]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Im so glad they finally did a zebra !

Have they done an otter yet?

Oshawott line is based partially on Otters. ;-)

(That's the water starter in Black and White just FYI)

 

[Opossumguy]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Also, Buizel and Floatzel are otters, but they're river otters.

 

[Antlionerd]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Im so glad they finally did a zebra !

Have they done an otter yet?

"facepalm"

I wish you guys would do some research before saying any animals they haven't used. :disgust:

 

[Whisper]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Im still thinking about extinct animals that would make good pokemon,

how about Glyptodon - this thing already looks like a pokemon

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also Paraceratherium the largest land mammal ever

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Ichthyosaur too

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Also I think the Gastric brooding frog would be an interesting design, unfortunatly made extinct by humans in the 1980's partly due to the disasterous introduction of the Cane toad to Australia. This frog raised its young inside it's own body as a pokemon it could have a Probopass type arrangement with mini frogs firing from it's mouth.

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[Antlionerd]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Im still thinking about extinct animals that would make good pokemon,

Ichthyosaur too

If the Ichthyosaur was a pokemon then allot of fans who don't research will mistake it for a dolphin XD

 

[Rage Baron]

Re: Animals, not already used for Pokémon

Speaking of extinct animals, how about an Andrewsarchus?