#crashdex

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Clockchi, Clockoo & Clockstrich

Clockchi, the Woodshell Pokemon!

Clockchi is a flying/grass dual type. It is born in small wooden cubic eggs. These eggs are hatch after exactly 4 days, precise to the second Instead of climbing out of them, the babies carve holes into the shells to stick their legs and face through.

Clockoo, the Woodwork Pokemon!

Clockoo is a flying/grass dual type. Having evolved, it fashions its wooden abode more to its liking, letting its wings grow and adjusting the roof to better protect it from the elements.

Clockstrich, the Walking House Pokemon!

Clockstrich remains a flying/grass dual type. It has an amazing sense for time and takes its sleep schedule very seriously. To sleep, it pulls its long neck back into its wooden shell, then ejects it again at exactly 6 in the morning.

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Pewgle & Mostool

Pewgle the Rest Pokemon

Pewgle is a rock type. It lives in caves, on mountains and in canyons along hiking routes, where it offers its comfortable, flat top to anyone that needs to take a break.

Mosstres the Relaxation Pokemon

Mosstress is a rock/grass dual type. Its mossy top is soft, and its body stays comfortably warm for hours after its regular sunbathing sessions, making it perfect for napping on. Mosstress enjoys nothing more than to doze off with others sleeping on or around it.

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Gramorn, Kilug & Hefton

Gramorn, the Weight Pokemon

Gramorn is a fighting type, that, despite its smaller size weighs a prodigious amount, making it stand very firmly and making its ram attacks not to be reckoned with.

Kilug, the Carry Pokemon

Kilug is a fighting/steel dual type. When a Gramorn evolves, large metal bars grow out of its body, helping it balance while carrying heavy loads. It is often seen helping to carry water buckets and other loads on its poles.

Hefton, the Lift Pokemon

Hefton stays a fighting/steel dual type. Its strong steel feet protect it from any uneven ground or dangerous objects as its carries its 4 ton body and any additional luggage around. In modern times, Hefton's have been used for great effect to stomp down hot tar to build streets in rural areas. Trainers that manage to ride their Hefton often say there is no ride more stable.

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Stovelp, Carnace & Forguard

Stovelp, the Firestarter Pokemon.

Stovelp is a fire type. Stovelps are very playful and love to help out with whatever humans are doing, especially if it involves lighting fire. Generally, its idea of "helping" seems to be mostly limited to either biting or igniting the object of interest.

Carnace, the Heat Helper pokemon!

Carnace know alot more about humans and what they do, and can thus be used in a variety of ways to help out. Well trained specimens can be seen keeping the fire going on baker's ovens and black smith's forges.

Forguard, the Fire Watch Pokemon!

Forguard have an incredible sense of temperature and cant regulate the heat of their flames to a fracture of a degree. Legend has it, that when humanity first harnessed fire, Forguard was the one that watched over the flame and thus allowed our ancestors to evolve.

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Gnozel & Backzel, Minezel & Trickzel

Gnozel, the Dwarf Pokemon.

Gnozel is a normal type. Gnozels are found in basically every corner of Wertal, hiding under leafs, furniture, rocks or whatever else they can find. They don't do much except run around and observe people from their hiding spots.

Backzel, the Helper Dwarf Pokemon!

Backzel is a fairy type. For a long time, bakers, shoemakers, smiths and carpenters in Wertal have told tales of waking up to their unfinished work being magically completed overnight. With the rise of electronic surveillance, the mystery was solved, with the answer being wild Backzel, working overnight. As Backzel believe their acts to be great crimes, they do everything in their power not to get caught. Nowadays, most understand that they are allowed to help out and are even encouraged to do so.

Minezel, the Worker Dwarf Pokemon!

Minezel is a ground type. In mines, deep underground, these pokemons appear and work as if they were hired to do so. They relentlessly dig for treasure and most say they have never seen them take a break. They are quite greedy when it comes to what they excavate, though they do not mind other people mining in "their" territory.

Trickzel, the Prank Dwarf Pokemon!

Trickzel, is a dark type. Trickzels hide out in dark corners of the home, shadowy forest paths and nighttime alleyways. Here, they imitate the shilluete and voices of other pokemon and even people, in order to lure their victims into the dark and play pranks on them. If your shoe laces are ever tangled up, your keys missing or your glasses smudged, it was likely a Trickzel getting the better of you.

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Tadstle, Mortoad & Toaldron

Tadstle, the Poison Drop Pokemon!

Tadstle is a poison type. Tadstle live in murky swamp water, soaking up toxins from their surroundings. Their transparent skin reveals the color and makeup of the poison built up in their body.

Mortoad, the Concoction Pokemon!

Mortoad remains a poison type. Whatever a Mortoad eats, it tries to add to the poisonous brew bubbling in its back. Skilled medicians may feed their Mortoad medicinal ingrediants to have the prepate cures and antidotes.

Toaldron, the Cauldron Pokemon!

Toaldron remains a poison type. It uses the giant tongue growing out of the poison pot on its back to pull in anything it thinks looks toxic, acidic or otherwise abrasive. To eat, it pulls in prey directly into the poison to dissolve it.

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Coilper & Vipylon

Coilper, the Copper Coil Pokemon!

Coilper is a steel type. It shakes the metal rings on its body to produce a loud metallic sound that scares away predators.

Vipylon, the Resonance Pokemon!

Vipylon is a steel/electric dual type. By shaking the rings around its tail it conducts powerful electrical currents to attack enemies and hunt prey. Its sharp, plug-like teeth send strong shocks directly into its victims.

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Minnowcent & Holybut

Minnowcent, the Pure Pokemon!

Minnowcent is a Water type. Minnowcent spend most of their time swimming near the water's surface, charging up their luminenscent fins. A lucky observer may see a school of Minnowcent near the shore at night, lighting up the water as if the sea itself glowed.

Holybut, the Angel Pokemon!

Holybut remains a water type. Having grown two extra pairs of pectoral fins, the luminescent capabilities of Holybut far outpass its prevolution. It hides its face, thinking that others are blinded by it, thus showing more of the wings that are actually the cause.