Hoards of Fakemon!

A collaboration project between family and friends to create a completely original world of Pokémon.

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Finchin, the Tiny Wing Pokemon

Finchin are small, flighty Pokemon that live in many forests. Their wings are weak, so they do not often soar very high or travel very far from their nests. They are well known for their sweet melodic calls.

Hawken, the Dive Bomb Pokemon

Once Finchin strengthen their wings, they evolve into confident predators that glide high in the air, usually moving from forests to open fields in order to hunt for food. Some say that the sight of them streaking down from the sky is like watching a lightning bolt.

Zephyn, the Sky King Pokemon

It is said that Hawken who fly during and survive massive thunderstorms evolve into Zephyn, though a Thunder Stone seems to be a more efficient method. Zephyn are large, noble predators with a great sense of pride. It is often reported that the sound of a Zephyn taking off is like a thunderclap.

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I THOUGHT OINKLET WAS DINKLE AND I ALMOST CRIED

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Paupolar, the Pauper Pokemon

Paupolar are incredibly meek Pokemon that avoid confrontation as much as possible. They spend much time hiding in dark caverns, coming out into snowy plains at night when less Pokemon or humans are around.

Prinsleet, the Regal Pokemon

Prinsleet have grown bold enough to venture out into the frigid fields during the day, though they still tend to keep their distance from humans. If a human falls unconscious in the snow, Prinsleet will often approach to carry them to safety.

Monarctic, the Monarch Pokemon

Monarctic are very solitary and prideful Pokemon, having grown cold as the ice and snow around them. They tend to be apathetic towards humans, occasionally even growing hostile when offended. The tundra is their kingdom, and they are harsh rulers indeed.

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Seltzard (Water Type), the Bubble Lizard Pokemon

Seltzard store water in the bubble-like membrane on their backs. Their breath injects bubbles into the water, causing it to fizz up. Aside from being a convenient drink when thirsty, Seltzard can also spray pressurized water from the straw-like spine on their back if threatened.

Popaguana (Water Type), the Soda Lizard Pokemon

Popaguana’s straws have connected to their cheeks allowing them to drink whenever they wish. This also allows them to launch massive streams of carbonated liquid from their mouth. Popaguana flavor their water with Berries, which can change its color and properties. (Popaguana has an Ability that gives it a secondary typing based on whatever flavor of Berry it is holding.)

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Oinklet, the Piglet Pokemon

Oinklet spend their time covering their sensitive skin in mud to protect themselves from the sun. They have an amazing sense of smell, able to find mushrooms and truffles growing beneath the ground.

Snorthog, the Musk Pig Pokemon

Snorthog’s diet of poisonous mushrooms causes its thick fur to emit a nauseating odor. They are very intelligent and fairly territorial, often using their stench to ward off threats.

Razboar, the Razorback Pokemon

Razboar are large, aggressive Pokemon that are fiercely territorial, charging at any who invade their turf. Their natural musk, combined with fungus growing in their fur, creates a stench so powerful that it can be smelled from over a mile away.

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Dularina (Ghost/Fairy), The Floating Head Pokemon. 

Dularina is a very curious Pokemon, coming out during the day and hiding in the shade of the forests around it. It watches other Pokemon and likes to copy what others do from a distance. At night, It finds a flower to sleep in overnight, most often using the flowers on Lilytail’s backs when they’ve gone to sleep for the night. Lilytail (Grass/Fairy), The Hiding Lily Pokemon. 

Lilytail is a shy, quiet Pokemon that usually relaxes in cold waters of ponds and lakes around forests. They aren’t very agile Pokemon, and they are very skittish around new things and people, but can be affectionate and loving after getting to know someone. At night, they hide their heads underwater and let their lily pads stick up, hiding themselves from other creatures. They usually let Dularina’s sleep in the blossoms to keep them warm and protected. 

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Dodirt, the Dodo Pokemon

Dodirt lived at the based of rocky mountains, hiding in burrows to escape from prehistoric predators such as Sablizzard. The small bird-like Pokemon were extremely jealous of Flying types, leading to intense depression.

Terruptor, the Terror Bird Pokemon

Terruptor evolved from turning its depression into a fierce, burning rage. Now a savage hunter, it raced across the rocky barrens, scorching anything in their path. Often they crossed into the frozen North, thawing and melting the cold tundra.

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A hunting Marpoon charges at top speeds for its next meal, a lone Eldruid. However, the Eldruid sensed its approach and intent and put up a psychic barrier to deflect the high-speed hunter.

In the dark depths of the distance, a massive creature watches.

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Reapwyrm, the Grave Worm Pokemon

Reapwyrm live in graveyards, feeding on buried corpses. They are shy creatures that bury themselves inside the graves of their meals, feeding and sleeping during the day and resurfacing at night to bask in the moonlight.

Reapalisk, the Crypt Keeper Pokemon

Reapalisk are very territorial, protecting graveyards and other such burial grounds from any night time intruders. They chase off vandals and grave robbers, yet will allow those who genuinely wish to mourn for the dead. They’ve been known to dig graves for fallen Pokemon, both as a way to show respect and also as a way to create new territory to protect.

Reapagon, the Grim Reaper Pokemon

Reapagon are so rare that many believe seeing them is an omen of death. While this isn’t the case, these majestic creatures roam the nights soaring high. They can sense when something is near death, and swoop down to end their suffering with a quick, precise strike from their scythe-like tail. They then fly back up into the sky, where legend tells they carry the souls of those they slay to the afterlife.

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Ivyne, the Shy Seed Pokemon

Ivyne spend most of their lives clinging to the same branch, dangling their vine like arms down to catch insects on their sticky leaves. Sometimes, they grow brave and climb higher into their tree, wrapping around it and slowly sidling up its trunk. Those who ascend to the highest branches are thought to be the ones to evolve.

Kudzuma, the Strangling Pokemon

Unlike their previous evolution, Kudzuma almost never stay in one place, always traveling from place to place with no clear destination. While it may look like their body is one solid mass, it’s actually comprised of thousands of small yet powerful vines woven together. While beautiful and peaceful, this Pokemon unintentionally causes intense amounts of damage simply by moving, as its vines are constantly wrapping around anything in their path with a crushing grip.

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i drew this a long time ago but its an idea for th fire starters evolution as well,,

coughs at th junkrat reference lol but still 

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hey i forgot to post on this blog srry

but uh these r a pokemon which i have yet to name!!

they r based off leopard geckos and are used for fashion or as purse pets,,

girls are usually dressed in tuxes and top hats, 

boys are usually dressed in skirts and pretty gowns an flowers

they also come in different colors they r my babies,. , ,,

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Dynamini, the Sidekick Pokemon

Dynamini are chipper and cheerful Pokemon with a strong sense of justice. While strong and brave, they are also clumsy and have a bad habit of rushing into fights they have no hope of winning. They tend to gather around Dynamax for guidance. Dynamini are male only.

Dynamax, the Heroic Pokemon

Powerful showboaters, Dynamax fight evildoers with immense power and flashy style. Their greatest rivals are their female counterparts, the Villinax. How this species split into such differing genders is a mystery to science.

Villini, the Henchman Pokemon

Villini are devious Pokemon that use underhanded tricks to get what they want. They aren’t that strong though, and are actually quite cowardly in a face-to-face fight. They serve their elder Villinax in hordes, stealing for the villainous masterminds in droves. They are female only.

Villinax, the Mastermind Pokemon

Villinax are scheming masterminds that prefer to let their Villini minions do their dirty work. They’ve been known to form elaborate plans to complete their evil deeds. They seem to do these things just because they can. While they are fierce rivals with their male counterparts, there is a period of one week in the year where the two genders set aside their differences to come together.

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Gargravel, the Gargoyle Pokemon

Nobody knows where Gargravel come from, whether they are gargoyles that are brought to life by some spiritual force or if they are simply Pokemon that just happen to look like gargoyles. In any case, these lonesome nocturnal creatures spend the day sleeping as statues. At night, they wander about their rooftop, never straying far from it. If they spot any trouble in the night, they will let out a terrifying alarm shriek to warn the townsfolk.

Granigoyle, the Guardian Pokemon

It is unknown where Granigoyle goes during the day. At night, they are known to roam the streets of the city they grew up in, patrolling for any trouble. If they spot anyone causing trouble at night, they will attack to scare off the threat to their territory. However, sometimes they go too far, not knowing the limits of their great strength. This has led to a few unfortunate deaths.

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Scorpimite, the Stalagmite Pokemon

Scorpimite lurk in caves, often sitting as still as possible disguised as stalagmites in hopes of fooling prey. The tips of their rocky spikes are coated in a deadly toxin. They typically rest beneath where Levitite sleep, hoping that they lose their grip and plummet into the Scorpimite’s spikes.

Levitite, the Stalactite Pokemon

Levitite float through caves, staying near the ceiling to avoid predators such as Scorpimite. When they sleep, they cling to the ceiling, resembling stalactites. However, this does not keep them completely safe, as they can occasionally lose their grip and fall down to the waiting predators below. They are incredibly timid creatures.

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Shawrip, the Saw Nose Pokemon

Shawrip swim slowly along the sea floor, often burying themselves in the sand to wait for prey and hide from predators. When they sense something small enough to eat, they lunge up, flailing their saw-like teeth to stun or even kill its target. It’s said they don’t evolve until they learn to swim the open waters.

Marpoon, the Sea Lance Pokemon

Marpoon are the fastest Pokemon in the sea, rocketing after prey at incredible speeds. They are incredible hunters, using their bladed fins and harpoon-like snout to take down most any creature. They’ve been known to accidentally capsize ships by ramming into them while at full throttle.

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Eldruid, the Brain Squid Pokemon

Eldruid are incredibly intelligent sea creatures that defend themselves using immense psychic power to confuse and confound predators. They are not physically strong though, and are often preyed upon by powerful hunters that catch them off guard using speed or stealth.

Khrathul, the Brain Kraken Pokemon

Once thought to be just a myth told in old fishing villages, these gentle giants swim in the darkest depths of the oceans, only rarely rising to the surface. They often use their psychic abilities to invoke intense fear in any they feel threatened by, as despite their size and psychic power they are still physically weak. Records show ancient civilizations may have worshiped them as gods.