Clever Demi-Girls

An appreciation blog for Dracozolt, Arctozolt, and the full Zolt fossil!

[sapphiel]

Made new OCs, based on Dracozolt and Arctovish. Meet Allie and Freya~

Allie is a hypertalkative girl with too much energy in her reserves. She likes to ramble, and ramble, and ramble on about… basically anything her mind comes across, but she’s prone to sidetracking and forgetting what her initial point was.

Freya, on the other hand, is slow. Not “dumb” slow, she’s literally slow. She responds to stuff directed at her a few seconds late, and while she does understand Allie’s long ramblings completely, she may be a bit delayed in reacting to certain parts.

Yes, they’re girlfriends, and despite their weird habits, they love each other wholeheartedly regardless and rarely, if ever, fight and argue.

[fallershipping]

The completed Fossilized Bird, Zicklezolt

[zolty-pokeganda]

Adorable babey

[cosmopoliturtle]

Pokemon Redesign #880 - Dracozolt

[citrusdragonart]

Sunshine!!! 💛

[lawen1]

on twitter I had shown a colored sketch of this idea a few days ago, but it bothered me that I had so much support and it was just that … a sketch, so I decided to make a much better drawing made and with more details. ~

[dragonisprime]

Me @ Cara Liss: Who let you dig for fossils?

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Dracomizer, the Grass/Dragon Restored Drake Pokemon

Arctomeuse, the Ice/Water Restored Dino Pokemon

Nychuzolt, the Electric/Flying Restored Bird Pokemon

Unkleovish, the Water/Steel Restored Fish Pokemon

[ghost-trainer-hoke]

Galar scientists have speculated that the top half of Dracozolt and Arctozolt may be related to the Dragapult line, due to their smaller limbs and impeccable speed. They’re just waiting for someone to not botch the revival process.

[personal-pokemon-headcanons]

Any hcs for Dracozolt and Arctozolt?

Both Dracozolt and Arctozolt are herbivores, despite possessing lower halves that would help a great deal in hunting.

It’s currently illegal to bring any of the Galarian fossil Pokémon outside of the region, as the authorities are still working on finding the individual who has been creating these Pokémon in the first place.

[pokemonfossillab]

What were the hybrid fossils' personalities like?

It can vary based on individuals, but in general:

Dracozolt– High energy, playful, motherly, very social. They love to run about, and often knock people over with their long tails. They have a tendency to adopt any Pokemon smaller than them, even if it isn’t a baby.

Arctozolt– These guys’ number one priority is to get warm, which often leads to them cuddling. Once they are in a comfortable environment they are quite vocal, and have a love for water.

Arctovish– Low energy, and prefer small social groups (usually 1-2 other individuals). They form tight bonds and love affection, even though they display little of their own affection.

Dracovish– High energy, and they tend to be more solitary. They are loyal to their trainers, and have a love for battle.

[daikenkki]

Dracozolt: The Fearsome Fusion (Pokemon) by TsunRaptor

[zolty-pokeganda]

Lies and slander!

[s0mber-f0x-deactivated20210617]

Yay more art, I’ve been in a big Pokémon Mood recently. These are ‘Wild Trainers’ for @lulzyrobot ‘s Dynamorph AU, which I am absolutely in love with. Any chance for me to create horrific monsters while also drawing pokemon. These drawings are months apart, I think it’s visible in the quality of the images. I’m also very happy with the Wooper+Shiinotic trainer, I might just keep them :D

[spartalabouche]

day 19 is favourite electric type…i love all these freakshows in general

[mica-pm2]

DRACOZOLT and ARCTOZOLT  Complete-Forms

[zolty-pokeganda]

ADORABLE BABIES

[alithographica]

Blathers is asleep, post bad dinosaurs

[kdinjenzen]

Favorite Galar fossil?

Arctozolt! It’s just… I mean… look at it!

[pokemonfossillab]

i really love fossil pokemon! also wodnering do you ever help the fossils like meet modern day pokemon to help get use to the new world and help support them? (For Example using Araquanid bubbles to help Dracovish breath on land)

Outside of the hybrids, fossil Pokemon actually do very well and adapt easily. They’ve never known any other world, and the most important thing is making sure their trainers can meet their very specific needs. For the hybrids though there are plenty of examples:

We have used Arcanine to help keep Arctozolts warm at the facility I’m at. They loved to cuddle, and the Arctozolts loved a way to stay warm. Arcanine’s playful nature also helped to encourage the Arctozolts to move around and stay active and not just huddle down and shiver.

Arctovish do very well when paired with Seel or Dewgong. They’re social, playful, and smart Pokemon– meaning they can be easily trained to bring food to Arctovish’s mouths to help them eat. They do well in cold waters, their horns can break apart the ice, and the Seel line will be quick to alert their caretakers if Arctovish begins to struggle with breathing.

As you mentioned, there is Dracovish with Araquanids, but any Pokemon that is experienced with water manipulation (typically those with the Water Veil ability) can help Dracovish breath, and help teach them water manipulation for themselves.

And a bit of an opposite to your question, but Dracozolts actually make very good adoptive parents and can help incubate eggs. They have strong maternal instincts and aren’t picky about who they mother, making them great choices to help care for orphaned Pokemon.

[sylispokeworldheadcanons]

I don't know how familiar you are with Galarian fossil Pokémon, but I'm in desperate need of advice right now. The shelter I work at just took in an Arctozolt, and I want to give it the best life possible given the circumstances. The poor thing seems to be at war with its own body with its freezing lower body causing constant shivering, but having it stay with Fire Pokémon to help warm it up causes obvious discomfort too. Do you have any idea how to help it? Or would it be kinder to put it down?

There isn’t a huge amount of research on Arctozolt and its ilk yet. However, it does seem that while fire hurts it, the energy from electricity is easier for it to process. Having another Electric-type Pokémon accompany it and regularly zap it should make the upper part of its body more comfortable (even if Arctozolt doesn’t have Volt Absorb, it will still be less painful for it than slowly freezing).

Arctozolt also appears to generate electricity from shivering and rubbing its feathers together, so keeping its feathers clean helps. Bonding with it by regularly cleaning its feathers should also make it feel a little less miserable.