Prince Enos
Dat one witty boy
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Any fakemon ideas? Or a fakemon artist you endear? Discuss it all here! I thought of a bunch that I'll share later.
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A good fakemon concept i think would be a snowman Pokemon. We went through 7 generations and I'm surprised we haven't ever gotten a snowman Pokemon! It can either be an Ice type or and dual type Ice/Fairy. Can't wait to see what you do with this concept!
Vermilion City Pt. 1 said:And above them all, the great carcajet circled.
This one was merely bus-sized at 32ft long, a tiddler by carcajet standards. Carcajet (Aquamachina giganteus) are among the largest pokémon we know of, great flat-headed, blunt-nosed sharks closely related to sharpedo. But these are peaceable giants, spending their lives travelling the world’s oceans following the densest plankton blooms. The carcajet cruised lazily past me, a rather sweet, dopey expression in its small round eyes. I could see with wonderful clarity its wide, rigid pectoral fins, and the hydrojets recessed beneath its vestigial tail. Mysterious pokémon, carcajet. Most of what we know about them comes from when they gather near the coasts to feed. We still don’t know where, exactly, they spend most of their lives. Recent research has at least revealed how they apparently appear and disappear at will. When ready to migrate they’ll dive to around 3,000ft, to the dim mesopelagic zone, where they’ll then use their hydrojets to cruise at an impressive 23 knots.
They tested the waters with ice cream (Vanillish line) and I guess it wasn't too popular. But this shouldn't stop them from making more Snow-based pokémon. Heck, I would even want to see a Snow Fort Pokémon! (Palossand Regional Forme lmaooo)
Yeah, and I actually really like Vanillish! That Palossand regional form sounds really creative!
I have a headcanon theory about "subvergent evolutions". A base form with two evolutions instead branches out to only evolve once, later than the mid form, but earlier than the final, with an in between BST, and different battle styles. Maybe a bit broken, but in a way that re-imagines the line entirely as the final stat is still technically lower.I was watching a video that had nothing to do with Pokémon or the Pokémon I am talking about but Klang appeared in the video and it gave me an idea. What if there was an evolution called KlangKlang where the gears were bigger or KlangKlink where there’s just something weird going on. If anyone has any better ideas for KlangKlang or KlangKlink, I’d sure be interested