#ignychus

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The study of ignychus and incineraptor fossils in the 1960s revolutionised the modern idea of dinosaur pokémon, which had, until then, been thought of as large, plodding reptiles. The aforementioned fossils, however, suggested an small, active, and agile predator.

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These velociraptor and deinonychus based fossil Fakemon were commissioned by adarmarcus. They were a blast to work on!

Ignychus (Fire/Rock) #??? - Ignychus hatch with their brains almost fully developed. Because of this, their heads are too large to effectively balance, with the heavy weight resulting in them keeping their heads low to the ground. The sickle-like claw on their foot is dull, allowing them to play and train at full force without much risk of serious injury to the target. Pokemon Biologists have noted that the gender of hatchlings appears to be defined by the surpluses of food: a statistically significant increase in the number of male hatchlings is seen when food is plentiful, despite only marginal variances in egg total.

Incineraptor (Fire/Rock) #??? - The once too-large head of Ignychus finds its proportions much better on the body of Incineraptor, who has gained a more  streamlined body upon evolution. The orange markings that runs down their spine contains a flammable material, which enables Incineraptor to ignite themselves for short periods of time. Their once dulled sickle claws are now incredibly sharp, and can be used as a deadly weapon during pack hunts. Some members of the pack use Flamethrower to block prey from escaping, while the others close in to finish it off.   

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