#duraladon

[soni-dragon]

poison & steel ☆

[ranger-rai]

Hello ranger rai im in need of some advice ya see for a school project I had to raise a Pokémon egg and hatch it and when it hatched I got myself a little Duraludon and have no idea what to do next I wanna keep the little fella but I have no idea on what needs to be done to raise it

Well if it was a school project then the school should be taking responsibility on the pokemon that hatches, especially if it's an elementary school.

I remember that there was a project when I was in school.

Every class had an egg, and we would take turns each week, bringing the egg home and taking care of it, hoping it would hatch.

I took it home for a week and nothing happened, but the week right after, some girl had it hatch on her the very first day.

It was a Skitty Egg.

Our school had a nursery where some of the pokemon would be released back into the wild or some could be adopted.

I think the skitty liked the girl and she adopted it.

There should be a lot of steps in your egg hatching process, so talk with your teacher and see what the next process is, and make sure you're able to care for Duraludon, because it's going to require a lot of attention, and I hope you're ready for that.

For now, if it needs food, it needs iron rich foods, and it shouldn't be kept in damp or humid places due to it not having enough resistance to rusting yet.

But please talk to your teacher and see if there's a good way for it to be taken care of, don't assume you can do it all your own.

Maybe you can catch it when you're old enough or are more prepared?

[maecaart]

Raihan and Duraludon

[classycabbage-blog1]

so pumped to catch some of these nice bois

[flygonquake]

The tallest known gigantamax pokemon is Gigantamax Centiscorch, at 246'01". In a distant second is Gigantamax Duraladon, at 141'01".

[soni-dragon]

duraladon sketches :>

[laikadrawsoccasionally]

okay so I started making this fakemon based on airplanes (here they are by the way)

And… I had to,