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My Roserade illustration. :)
Pokemon Flora and Fauna Entry #090
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With these added evolutions I do research into what was the origin of the name and idea, plus look at the pokedex entries to see what the pokemon is about. I’ve also chosen to do 2 pokemon that have no evolutions (as of this date, before sword and shield) from each generation.
Carnivine is obivously based on a venus flytrap, with its name being a combo of carnivore and vine. Its pokedex entry talks about it having a sweet scent and being able to attract pokemon with it to eat. So for its evolution i decided to exaggerate that by making its main body an alluring flower and having its jaws away from the flower so when its prey gets closer it snatched it up.
#090 Venuscent: The entraping pokemon, Venuscent not only as an alluring scent but irresistible body, it trapping jaws lay near the soil to make it seem like its just a flower, once a pokemon of significant size comes close to admire the flower head, its three jaws spring up and trap the pokemon for consumption.
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#696 - Tyrunt (Ultra Sun)
Its large jaw has incredible destructive power. Some theories suggest that its restored form is different from its form of long ago.
Pokedex Entry #002 - Ivysaur
There is a bud on this Pokémon’s back. To support its weight, Ivysaur’s legs and trunk grow thick and strong. If it starts spending more time lying in the sunlight, it’s a sign that the bud will bloom into a large flower soon.