Daily Dose of Pokemon Headcanons

Here, you can get your doses of Pokemon headcanons to inspire you as well as a few other things.

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Do you have any headcanons on Vikavolt?

Having a Vikavolt often means you have several Charjabugs. They kinda benefit from each other with Vikavolt protecting Charjabug and Charjabug giving Vikavolt a source of power/energy.

When they aren’t zipping about, Vikavolts will often be spotted sitting around and resting to conserve and restore energy.

Vikavolt has strong mandibles, being able to lift at least over 500 lbs.

Vikavolts were quite common when used in old wars. Many of them were strong enough to fend off the opposing team or provide enough energy for the team. You might find a veteran with one or two of these Vikavolts.

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Got any headcanons about skorupi and drapion?

While Skorupi and Drapion are known to live in desert like areas, they can also be found in places similar to marshes and swamps. Due to this, some Skorupi/Drapion are known to lie dormant underwater for long periods of time.

If you have a Skorupi, it’s suggested you have something like a sandpit with warm rocks to keep them happy and healthy. As they evolve into Drapion, they usually grow out of this and don’t really need them, some keep it for comfort though.

Some Drapion are known for slightly pinching allies if annoyed with them or for fun.

Some Skorupies go through a phase in which they grip everything (sort of like teething?). When this happens, expect to have a Skorupi clinging onto your jacket or purse.

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Any headcanons on Espeon?

Espeon is quite evasive and difficult to keep up with. With its ability to predict most of its opponents moves combined with its great speed, Espeon is going to be hard to attack.

An Espeon that is caught in the wild will have a much more difficult time trying to trust its trainer compared to an Espeon that has had a trainer as an Eevee. Since tamed Espeons have been with their trainers as Eevee, they will almost always instantly have a trusted bond with their trainer. Wild Espeons may put their trainers through many ‘trials and tribulations’ before they feel they can trust their new trainer.

On rare occasions, you may see an Espeon running around with a pack of Lycanroc. This is a rare phenomena that’s hard to explain exactly why Espeon decided to join a Lycanroc pack (Or why the pack brought in Espeon), however, the packs will usually treat their Espeon as one of their own.

A rare occurrence is that an Espeon may use their psychic abilities to communicate telepathically in human language, but only a rare few will talk daily.

They are considered to be secret pyromancers. Some trainers have reported seeing their Espeon harness some sort of fire late at night.

In history and folklore, Espeon was revered as a sort of god who was also malevolent and enjoyed causing small bouts of chaos. It seems that there may be some truth to this.

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how about a loudred headcannon please!!

Most Loudred are expected to be loud, however, some are quite silent (similar to their pre-evolution). Quite Loudreds might do less damage with sound based moves.

Having a Loudred means being able to calm it if the time comes. You might want to make sure that anything that’s hanging on a wall or sitting on a shelf is properly secure. A Loudred that prematurely learns Boomburst mixed with Stomping Tantrum is something you probably don’t want. There’s a rare chance that one can throw a tantrum so big it actually destroys a house.

Some Loudred work as construction workers. They work with moving supplies, wrecking crews, etc. They’ll sometimes have MP3 players with them and use their loudspeaker ears to play music to make coworkers happy.

Sometimes Loudreds will try to sing...Keyword: Try. For most, their voices are quite loud and uneven, but this doesn’t really deter them. If a trainer is willing to help them learn to sing, they will be forever grateful and show off their progress.

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I’m going to close the ask box until I try and answer these questions.

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I hope all of you are having a wonderful day today. Smile, drink some water, and take care.

From Pink Lemonade the Eevee/Daily Dose of Pokémon Headcanons.

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Headcanons about Gyarados, Magikarp, and Dratini?

I’m in a Magikarp buzz, so I’m more than happy to give some headcanons.

Magikarp/Gyarados:

Magikarp come in a multitude of colors, color combinations, and patterns. This also applies to gyarados.

It’s thought that a school of Magikarp, after jumping to their highest peak and falling back down, have caused a regional drift. It’s an outlandish theory, but considering that it can jump high enough and fall fast enough to create a mini crater it’s not out of the realm of possibilities.

A trained Gyarados is less aggressive compared to a wild Gyarados, however, right after evolution, it’s trainer will need to tame it to calm down.

There’s a famous Gyarados that plays the roll of Skulkraken (the Pokémon equivalent of Godzilla) in a way that no other Gyarados can. Behind the scenes, this Gyardos is actually quite friendly and apologizes to cast members during stunt scenes.

Magikarp has one of the longest lifespans compared to any other Pokémon

Despite it looking quite simple, Magikarp is somewhat high-maintenance. Each Magikarp has different preferences, so it’s sort of a trial and error process to get it right.

Dratini:

Dratini has such beautiful scales, as do most of the Dratini line. Up close, you can see it has iridescent scales.

In the Galar region, dratini is considered to be a myth or cryptid with only vague sightings of the creature

There’s a very rare mutation in which dratini can grow arms and legs, though the limbs are short. This passes over to dragonair, but it doesn’t really majorly affect Dragonite other than the potential webbed claws.

Dratini has been know to cause tiny weather shifts based on its mood, like freezing lakes, short hail, one bolt of thunder, etc.

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Would you have any headcanons for Growlithe, please?

If you plan on having a Growlithe, you’ll have to be able to keep up with it. It’s often an extremely active dog with possibly more energy than an electric type. It can go for hours and hours, so it’d be best to have a place with a large open field.

If you think they grow out of their super active puppy phase when they evolve, you are sorely mistaken. Many Arcanines with trainers are kinda like overgrown puppies, trying to sit in your lap, trying to get you to play with them, etc. (still love that big puppy)

Growlithe has a very loud and strong bark. It can get loud enough to break glass or even make the room shake a tad bit.

Growlithe has lived for millenniums, walking alongside most humans. It’s thought that long ago it was saber toothed, with its fangs looking similar to tusks. There are a few select Growlithes that seem to carry this trait with fangs slightly bigger than usual.

Growlithe that are training to be guard dogs are often put in pairs to balance each other out. One Growlithe is usually hasty while the other is calm. Sometime growlithes that complete their training may continue working together as Arcanine watchdogs.

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Any headcanons for the Turtwig line? They were my first starter.

Turtwig enjoy wading through (usually shallow) ponds and lakes. This is also quite beneficial to them as it also keeps their twig, or other foliage that they may grow, healthy and beautiful.

The Turtwig line has been around for centuries (about 11000 years according to some Pokémon professors).

Torterra are often known to foster or outright adopt other Pokémon. Many bird Pokémon consider Torterra to be friends or family.

It’s known that the Turtwig line is home to Sinnoh, but recently has been growing in population in the Alola region due to the right living conditions. With a growing number in Alola, the Turtwig line is starting to become well known across the Alola region.

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Gladiators Headcanon dump #1

I mentioned in an earlier post that I wanted to ask how you guys would feel if I extended upon the Gladiators (The Pokemon version of Warriors) world/book. You guys wanted to see, so here’s the worldbuilding of a book not a lot of us asked for but I’m gonna give anyways.

(Won’t lie to you guys, After writing these headcanons, I honestly feel like writing a chapter or entire story just to go with these)

The Gladiators book was written by a large group of people working together to write the series. After a conversation with one of the writers, it was found out that there are about 10-15 writers that work on this book. All of them communicate usually by Discord chat (or whatever the pokemon equivalent of discord is), and about 1-3 authors work on one book each time (each book has a different author). While we can’t tell you the names of each person writing this book, we can tell you that their shared pen name is “Arrow Woods”.

The story takes place in various forests across various regions. Each book may focus on a different region and focus on its current problems. The forests are inhabited by pokemon who have formed groups called guilds Due to how big each region is, one (1) region could have multiple guilds of pokemon. Each guild in each region has it’s own thing, either choosing to work with only its own guild members or working alongside other guilds.

Despite Pokemon being separated from each other due to region, they are able to all meet up in one place thanks to travel such as ships, flying Pokemon, swimming Pokemon, or pokemon with the move teleport. They all go to a large island called The Blue Islet. Under a full moon, all the Pokemon meet up together to discuss all the things that have gone on in each of their guilds/regions.

The pokemon in the guilds mainly consist of cat pokemon. However, some guilds will bring in other Pokemon of different types if they trust them. Some of these Pokemon include Pikachu, Vulpix, Eevee (and the eeveelution line), Absol, and even Rockruff.

The naming system in the Gladiators story can range from simple to complex. Pokemon born in the guild more often than not have names like Lucky Clover, Eclipse of the Moon, Nightmare chaser, etc. Pokemon who have/had trainers may change their names or keep their original names.

Pokemon who have trainers are called Pokecatches. Most Pokecatches don’t join guilds, but on a few occasions, some will join for various reasons.

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Go off with the Gladiators headcanons! I'd love to hear more about it. Would it be a pokemon explorer/Warrior Cat mashup? That sounds pretty awesome to be honest, especially since they coul realistically live on a whole continent instead of just a piece of mostly similiar land

Awesome

I will say that the setting is taking place in the normal universe where Pokemon and Trainers live together. The plot and headcanons will be put on a separate post since it will most likely be a very long post.

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Hey guys, I feel kinda weird asking this, but do you think you could check out my ask blog @ask-the-amnesiac-minccino and ask some questions? I’m trying to get it back up after being inactive there for quite some time.

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Any headcanons for my devilish Weavile? Dark/ice for evermore

Here’re your Weavile headcanons coming right up:

Weavile enjoy spending their spare time drawing in the sand with a stick or their claws. They also enjoy scratching intricate designs on wood.

Weavile is a very coordinated Pokemon, though, at times, doesn’t really care enough to do anything with that coordination and organization it has in its mind.

Weavile is good at climbing for long periods of time due to its claws. It’s a good Pokemon to have around if you’re into rock climbing.

If it has a trainer, Weavile will tone down its mischevious gestures a tad bit. Though the trainer isn’t completely safe from a prank or two.

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Hey...

How would you guys feel about the idea of me exploring more into the Gladiators headcanons (basically the Pokemon version of Warriors)?

(Please say you wanna see some cause I really wanna do some worldbuilding regarding this)

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Do you have any headcanons about Natu? It's my favourite pokemon and I think they don't get enough love

Natu coming up

It can’t fly yet, but it hops to move around. Due to this, it will need a trainer that is able to either let them keep up with them or is willing to carry them from place to place

They don’t have complete control of its psychic powers yet, though it does get tiny flashes of the future from time to time

Sometimes Natu are used in horror movies because of their uncanny stare.

People have recorded cases of Natu staring at them while holding berries and sitting in strange places in whatever room they were currently in. One person says that their Natu stared at them with a berry in its beak while sitting in a bowl of cereal. This action most likely is a form of appreciation, despite how strange it looks

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What will happen if a pokemon uses atract in another one WHO ALREADY LIKES HIM/HER? Sudden temporal hate (that probably gets them badly injuried and heartbroken)? Nothing?

It would probably prevent the affected Pokémon from attacking outright. Attract has a chance to stop a Pokémon from attacking, but not all the time. If a Pokémon who’s already infatuated with another Pokémon gets hit with attract, they refuse to attack no matter what until the battle is over.

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For the 'what type am I' pokemon thing, I'd say you're an electric type because yellow is the main colour in your pfp that I see.

Oh. Well it’s a rainbow pokeball, but electric type is awesome.