[Showcase] Pokémon North, South, East, and West: The Largest Sprite Dex ever!

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

YOU THOUGHT POKÉMON NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST WAS COMPLETED…
….THINK AGAIN.
THE TALE CONTINUES IN….

459 NEW POKÉMON TO FIND ACROSS TWO DIFFERENT CHAPTERS….ALONGSIDE A FEW FAMILIAR FRIENDS!
Over the next few weeks and months, they will be revealed in great waves!
GO BEYOND ORIVA!
By purchasing the Pokémon North, South, East, and West Expansion Pass DLC* for your Pokémon North, South, East, and West game,* you'll be able to embark upon two new regions with all new Pokémon to find, each one having a different story that will eventually tie together in one final chapter! Each DLC's story is the length of a Path from the base game, and can be done without the worry of having to finish Pokémon North, South, East, and West's story. (Although both the base game's story and the two DLC stories must be completed to unlock the final chapter for the second DLC story, which is required to complete it's Pokédex)
*not actual products

PART 1: THE OTHERWORLD
The mysterious OtherWorld exists on a imaginary plane beyond our own, and is said to be where the spirits of those who dream of the future go when they perish. This fantasy world is said to be where anything can be made possible, and dates back to prehistoric times. Through a chance encounter from a boy who wants to be the impossible, you can visit the OtherWorld itself, and save it's kingdom from an evil tyrant who supposedly wanted to stay in the real world because it had elements that the OtherWorld did not. By venturing into the OtherWorld, you'll encounter three new Pokémon types:
Fantasy: These Pokémon are too good to be true in reality, but in the OtherWorld, anything is possible! They are mostly based off characters from isekai novels.
Folklore: These Pokémon draw from stories and ancient tales, and are a legend to be spoken of.
Extinct: The past becomes alive! These Pokémon are based off extinct animals and bring forth the Jurassic era to the battlefield! They have become extinct in other parts of the world, but in the OtherWorld, they exist in sanctuary!

PART 2: NEONET
A brilliant programmer has created NEONET, a massive virtual world where trainers and Pokémon can exist equally. Powered by the blood of the Legendary Horse Chuan as well as the bringer of the Darkest Day, Eternatus, the world exists in six zones that form the insides of a cube, with the main control panel lying in the centre. But on the opening day of it's beta test, a rogue AI takes over the mainframe and threatens to make the real world obsolete by trapping everyone inside the world! With the help of a trainer from Galar named Vega (Who has appeared in an official Pokémon title before, but which one?) you can help save the NEONET from this AI, and learn the truth about not just the world itself, but also it's creation, and the reason why the AI is trapping everyone…Could it be related to the secret behind the Ancient Moves? As you surf through the NeoNet, you'll encounter two new Pokémon types and two special features:
Cyber: These Pokémon are based off the miracles that computers can bring, as well as the vast power of the internet. If one of your complaints about Oriva was that it didn't have any Pokémon based off Touhou, then this type has good news for you….
Toon: Eh, what's up, doc? These Pokémon draw inspiration from the cartoons, tricking their opponents by slipping them up with banana peels and flattening them safes and weights!
Returning Pokémon: At last, the official Pokémon can now co-exist with Fakemon! In addition to the 15 returning Pokémon that could be obtained in Oriva's post game, NEONET brings in 130 Pokémon from past generations, as well as 35 Legendary Pokémon. They will be shown alongside the Fakemon, being given descriptions in the style of the other Pokémon's entries.
DYNAMAX: NEONET's core uses the energy of Eternatus to keep the virtual world powered, turning it into a Power Spot in which you can Dynamax your Pokémon! Additionally, Gigantamax forms make a return appearance for the older Pokémon only: Not only is every single Pokémon that had one in Galar is making a comeback to NEONET, but 28 new Gigantamax forms will be introduced with this DLC. (Of which two pairs of Pokémon each share a form)
Dynamax has also received several changes to make it not only balanced, but also to correspond with the Ancient Move mechanic:

• Dynamax Pokémon are no longer immune to flinching, having their moves disabled, having their ability changed, or being switched out. They are still immune to moves related to weight. In addition, they cannot use Ancient Moves, and the Ancient Gauge will disappear while they are Dynamaxed. However, Gigantamax Pokémon retain all these immunities, although they are still unable to use Ancient Moves.
• Max Moves no longer have increased power, and retain the power of their base move, although they will still have their secondary effect. However, G-Max moves are unchanged: They will still have increased power. Additionally, Max Guard now gains a secondary effect based on the type of the move that it replaced, but only if it used by a non-Gigantamax Pokémon.

CAUTION! A large majority of the Pokémon in this pass, more notably the Fantasy and Cyber type Pokémon you'll encounter, are based off characters from other forms of pop culture, mainly anime and manga. Can you figure out who is based on who?
NOTE: No older Pokémon, or the Fakemon from Oriva, will have their types changed. The Sprites for the returning Pokémon past Generation 5 have been gathered from the Smogon Sprite Project, and all credit is given to their original owners.
AND SO…IT BEGINS ONCE MORE! GOOD LUCK!

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 37: WELCOME BACK TO THE ENDLESS WORLD
Thank you for purchasing the Pokémon North, South, East, and West Expansion Pass! You can now embark on a new tale across two chapters, and find new Pokémon to enchance your team in ways you'd never expect. We shall start off simple....with the Pokémon that represent their type in purity, as well as the returning Pokémon you could find in the base game....as well as two returning Pokémon lines that are also well known!
THE OTHERWORLD:

Fantasy --> Fantasy --> Fantasy
Helmhor, the leftmost sprite, is a squire Pokémon that's said to have the heart of an indomitable knight resting in it's soul. Clad in a sheet of armour that can deflect almost anything, this Pokémon possesses an unreal amount of courage, though it is aware that it is too weak to face off against other Pokémon without help. No-one has ever seen what's behind it's helmet, and those who do are bombarded with a massive storm of Fantasy energy almost instantly. Once Helmhor has undergone enough training, especially against the squires that it helps team up with, it will evolve into Squarther, the middle sprite. In this stage, it gains a powerful sabre that can cut a tree into lumber in seconds, as well as a radiant cape that shows off it's knighthood. The helmet also becomes a representive of it's chivalry: The longer the feather on the top is, the more higher ranked the Squarthur is. It's courage grows stronger with every step it takes, and it can focus it's heart in battle to tap into the heart of the knight, never giving up at any challenge no matter how hard it is. Once it has undergone enough battles and has accepted it's own destiny, it will evolve one last time to Akirkalibur, the rightmost sprite. Armed with the legendary blade, Excalibur, Akirkalibur can slice apart even the strongest of Legendary Pokémon in a single swing. It pleads it's duty to the king of the kingdom that it lives in, protecting it from all harm with it's endless determination. Supposedly, Akirkalibur is nothing more than a suit of armor possessed by the soul of a gallant knight who wished to carry on his legacy even after he perished.
SPECIAL ABILITY: New World: When this Pokémon enters battle, it envelops the world in a new flair, clearing out all Terrains.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Merchant: At the end of each turn, if this Pokémon is holding an item and the opposing Pokémon doesn't, it gives it's item to that Pokémon by selling it.

Folklore --> Folklore --> Folklore
Litired, who is the leftmost sprite, is a tiny little Pokémon that is based off Little Red Riding Hood. Happily skipping along forests and grasslands, Litired is very helpful to anyone it meets, helping them deliver food and presents to those in need. However, it is also quite shy, and is seemingly blissfully unaware of everything around it, happily walking into wastelands thinking they serve as a shortcut to their destinations. Litired's evolved form, the middle sprite, is known as Oodwia, and in this form it becomes a lot more upbeat and cheerful. By tugging on it's hood, Oodwia can sense the nature around it, and see what has to be helped to make itself happy. It forages food into this hood as well, and you'll often find an Oodwia storing berries within this hood to provide to other Pokémon in the future. No-one has ever seen it frown, not even when it's being attacked by another Pokémon. It's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite, is known as Scarlihood. Now an extremely cheerful Pokémon that loves the forests that it was born in more than anything, this Pokémon always puts a smile in everyone's face. It helps those in need succeed in their tasks, and Scarlihood's red hood also projects an energy that provides others with the will to carry on. It now also carries a basket that seems to never run out of room, and items stored in it will never be lost again as long as Scarlihood can remember where it is. Attempts to enter the basket have all ended in death, as a wolf-like spirit hides within Scarlihood's basket that also serves as it's main weapon in battle, filled with Folklore energy. Quoth the last words of the first scientist who tried to enter the basket..."My, such big teeth you have!"
SPECIAL ABILITY: Upon A Time: This Pokémon starts a story if it is the first Pokémon to be sent out in battle, increasing it's highest stat by 1 in the process.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Happy Ending: This Pokémon's attacks deal 50% more damage if the opposing Pokémon is the last remaining Pokémon it's trainer has.

Extinct --> Extinct --> Extinct
The Caveman Pokémon you see in the leftmost sprite is known as Uggu, and....is about what'd you'd expect from a caveman Pokémon. Said to have evolved after the cavemen of the prehistoric era, and not actually being a descendant of the human race, Uggu is an incredibly stupid Pokémon that only speaks in "Ugga Ugga"! It acts just like a caveman would, hunting for food, especially Mammuras and Pliollions, trying to make a fire, and whacking each other on the head for entertainment. The club that Uggu wields can smash a sheet of diamond in a single strike, but since it's so stupid, it just uses it to bash others on the head. Both the furry coat and the bone on it's head come from a long extinct Pokémon, and if it ever loses them, it dies of embarassment. Once Uggu has gained enough experience, it will evolve into Cluggu, who serves as the middle sprite. Cluggu is a lot smarter than it's pre-evolution, knowing how to make stone tools and able to figure out the weaknesses of it's prey. However, it still has it's own dumb moments from time to time, and scientists assume this is because of the fact that Cluggu still wields it's club, which can break apart solid concerete just by tapping it. Still, it is a perfect example of a Pokémon that evolved after human intervention, as no records of it exist before humans came to be. Once Cluggu's intelligence is high enough, it will evolve one last time into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Nethruggu. In this form, it finally ditches the club in favor of a set of stone tools that it can use for any situation: Supposedly, Nethruggu has a different tool for each situation it comes across. You'll often see Nethruggu forming tribes of Uggus and Cluggus and helping them gather food and make friends with each other. If two Nethruggu tribes meet each other, however, they will battle each other to the death, where the winner takes all. Apparently, the fossil that lies on it's back, once claimed to be a hunting trophy made from the bones that the beast the Cluggu defeated in order to evolve into Nethruggu, has recently been discovered to have not existed in the past, and is supposedly a side effect of it's appearance in the OtherWorld.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Primal Rage: When this Pokémon has one of it's stats lowered by an enemy attack or ability, it whips into a rage, doubling the power of it's next Extinct-type attack.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Amber Coat: This Pokémon's ancient coating prevents it from taking damage from the side effects of attacks, such as from trapping moves.

NEONET:

Cyber --> Cyber --> Cyber
Coelz, the leftmost sprite, was apparently the first program designed by the programmer of the NEONET, created to see if it was possible to create Pokémon with nothing but programming data of the modern era: For this reason, it does not get along well with Porygon. Coelz itself is a simple program that hovers across cyberspace, eating up data that is no longer used. It has a friendly personality, but is also quite shy, preferring to teleport away from danger rather than to fight. Apparently, when you get near Coelz, you feel a presence that feels like the whirring of a computer. It's evolved form, Datari, the middle sprite, is most noteworthy because it resembles the programmer of the NEONET herself! A kind friendly fellow who gets excited very easily, Datari helps manage databases, making sure that the right data goes into the correct locations every time. By it's side is a fairy-like companion that helps it scan areas for the correct kind of data, before it sorts them out according to their type. However, Datari is known to slack off when no-one's watching: Even it's companion joins it on it's breaks, so it is only recommended to hire a Datari to manage your databases if someone is out to keep watch on it. While normally an innocent fellow that dislikes fighting, once it discovers it's own heart, Datari will fuse with it's companion to evolve into the rightmost sprite, it's final form known as Intáware. Now a serious database manager, Intáware manages servers and destroys anyone that dares to disturb them with a massive storm of Cyber-type attacks. It's very athletic, being able to run across walls of data in microseconds, and the wings from it's sides can also allow it to fly like the wind. The database that Intáware protects also serves as it's signature weapon, reforming them into weapons of mass destruction according to the situation it is in. Supposedly, it's favoured by beautiful women, and some even say that the programmer of the NEONET is in fact a Intáware in disguise, a special one in fact, who can devolve back into Datari at will.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Network Access: This Pokémon can enter computers and fly through them, allowing it to use moves even if they have been disabled or made unusable by a move such as Taunt.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Space Surfer: This Pokémon can surf through the internet, increasing it's Speed by 10% if there are no Terrains or Weathers active.

Toon --> Toon --> Toon
Now that's a Toon-type if I ever saw one! Drawing inspiration from the first ever cartoons, Mackamaus, the leftmost sprite, is a jolly little fellow that loves nothing more than to sing and dance across monochrome worlds. It's made of a special material that makes it as rubbery as a cartoon character, and you'll often find it doing impossible things, such as walking up walls or emerging from doors like it was nothing. Mackamaus's simple shape has meant that most cartoon companies tend to use it as their mascot, and the fact that it is easy to animate makes it a key part in many cartoons. The middle sprite is Mackamaus's evolution, which is known as Tootery. Now with a much more slender body and a longer tail that can grab rooftops like if they were climbing bars, Tootery becomes more of a prankster in this stage, tricking it's opponents into beating themselves silly. It's quite fast, and Tootery's rubbery body allows it to stretch and bend to dodge any attack that could be thrown at it, and every time it does, it laughs maniacally at it's foes, driving them insane in the process. Tootery is a neutral Pokémon that only attacks if it is ever disturbed, so if you ever see in hide in a mousehole, you should leave that mousehole be if you don't want to face Tootery's wrath! It's final evolved form is known as Rillvery, the rightmost sprite. Now a master of the cartoon world that it lives in, Rillvery can be seen everywhere at once, turning it's opponents into laughing stocks by taunting them at every turn, especially when it uses it's Toon-type attacks to make their own attacks backfire at them! It's supposedly self-aware of the cartoon world it is in, and can even mess with it's animation to ensure that it gets the last laugh in the end. Apparently, Rillvery is said to make any company that uses it in it's animations become bankrupt, likely due to the fact that the Rillvery managed to escape to the real world and drive the manager insane!
SPECIAL ABILITY: Toon Force: This Pokémon has the physics of a cartoon character, reducing the accuracy of all enemy moves with 95% or less Accuracy by 20%.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Last Laugh: If this Pokémon would faint, it first uses the last move it used in battle before fainting.

RETURNING POKÉMON:

Grass/Poison --> Grass/Poison --> Grass/Poison
Originally the Grass-type starter of the Kanto Region, Bulbasaur is born with a seed on it's back that provides it with energy as it grows. It go for days without food because of it, as the bulb can absorb sunlight and gradually grow larger as it does so. Hidden inside this bulb are a pair of vines that Bulbasaur uses to whip it's opponents into submission. Once the bulb on it's back has bloomed, Bulbasaur will evolve into Ivysaur, those posture has become stronger to fit the bulb's weight. An aroma enimates from the flow that has sprouted from Ivysaur's bulb, which soothes all the Pokémon around it, but in battle, this aroma becomes a poisonous powder that can cause coughing for weeks. You'll often find Ivysaur resting in grasslands, absorbing the sunlight onto it's bulb which it can later fire as a powerful Solar Beam. Once the bulb on Ivysaur's back has fully bloomed, it will evolve once more into Venusaur, which strangely is still considered to be a Seed Pokémon. With a massive body to hold the flower on it's back, which now has a stronger calming aroma, Venusaur spends it's days rooted on the ground, absorbing sunlight to use later in battle, and thus some mistake it for an actual plant from time to time. Venusaur can close this bulb at any time to conserve power or to help protect itself from attacks, and the leaves on it's body are sharp enough to shred through solid diamond in a single strike!
With the power of the Gigantamax Factor, Venusaur's flower covers it's whole body, enraging those near it to fight in an effort to absorb them into the flower itself. The pollen from Venusaur's flower now causes fainting to those who inhale it, and can cover entire cities in vibrant gardens in a single sweep. It's vines, which had been lying dormant ever since it evolved into Venusaur, have re-awoken, and by using it's G-Max Vine Lash, it can topple a skyscraper in a single strike.

Fire --> Fire --> Fire/Flying
Charmander was originally the Fire-type Starter of the Kanto Region, but still sees use today due to it's simple shape and personality. It's rather unique among the other Fire-type Pokémon in that it's heart is not inside it's body, but rather in the flame on it's tail, which also serves as it's emotions. A Charmander with a flame burning bright is happy and content, but one that is burning vigourously shows that Charmander is ready for battle. Quite obviously, it prefers hot places. While normally an innocent Pokémon, when Charmander evolves into Charmeleon, it's personality undergoes a 360, becoming a ruthless and barbaric Pokémon that could easily disobey the orders of it's trainer if it could. The flame on it's tail now serves as a deadly weapon, treating it's opponents to fifth degree burns that will never go away, and it can be seen from miles away, even in the night sky. Charmeleon also possesses a pair of razor sharp claws that can tear through trees like they were nothing, and they can infuse them with it's own flames to create an unstoppable weapon. Finally, once Charmeleon has gathered enough experience, it will evolve again into Charizard, a Pokémon that's very popular among even the most experienced of trainers. Armed with a pair of wings that can fly any distance, as well as a powerful flame that can melt even boulders, Charizard takes great pride in it's strength, always searching for opponents to battle, especially other Fire-type Pokémon. However, it will never try and fight an opponent weaker than it unless it really has to, which is why it takes a lot of effort to get a Charizard to obey your commands. Supposedly, the flame on it's tail burns brighter if it has undergone a lot of battles.
The power of the Gigantamax Factor on Charizard turns it's wings into flames that never go out, even on items that they burn. It can convert these wings into the G-Max Wildfire, an infernal firebird that supposedly was the ancestor of the Charmander family itself, but it suprisingly becomes calm in this form. Some scientists claim that this is the case because it's barbaric personality overlapped with the Gigantamax Factor so much, that it efficiently cancelled it out!

Water --> Water --> Water
Squirtle, the Water-type Starter of Kanto, is born with a soft membrane that quickly hardens into a shell that it can hide into for defence. A very innocent Pokémon, Squirtle would most likely hide in it's shell than fight, but if it must fight, it can spray out powerful jets of water that can send a human blasting off in seconds. Squirtle's shell is also covered in a slick membrane that allows it to swim across the water at high speeds, and it can spin around in it's shell like a curving stone to ram opponents with enough force to knock over a small ship. When Squirtle evolves into Wartortle, it gains a pair of ears that serve as a balancer while it is swimming, allowing it to stalk it's prey silently among the ocean floor. The tail on it's back not only serves as as a fin to allow it to swim faster, but also as a symbol of longevitiy: The longer a Wartortle's tail is, the older it is, and the more popular it is among elders. It's said that before the discovery of the Turatle line, Wartortle was the turtle Pokémon explained of in ancient folk tales. Wartortle supposedly evolved into a different Pokémon in the past, but influence from the machines that humans had made allowed Wartortle to evolve into a different Pokémon known as Blastoise! Armed with a powerful shell that could survive a bomb blast if it could, Blastoise's main trademark is the two water cannons that come out of it's shell, which can fire enough water to blow apart a skyscraper in a single shot. Because of these water cannons, Blastoise has often been employed as a firefighter Pokémon in regions where humanoid Water-type Pokémon are of a rarity. Despite it's massive size, Blastoise can get around easily by hiding inside it's shell and spinning with enough force to break solid diamond. Much like how Wartortle used to evolve into a different Pokémon in the past, it was rumored that Blastoise was once part of it's own evolution line, before forced adaptations from the rising technology made the two families come together as one: However, attempts to merge other Pokémon families into a single evolutionary line have all ended in failure.
In it's Gigantamax Form, Blastoise becomes an immobile water turret, blindly firing it's G-Max Cannonade from the 31 water cannons that decorate it's shell. In fact, some scientists claim that this is all that Blastoise's Gigantamax Form can do, and it is a sign that the Gigantamax Pokémon were built solely for combat use. However, some people still claim to have seen a Pokémon similar to Gigantamax Blastoise tear though a mountain with these water cannons.

Electric --> Electric --> Electric OR Electric/Psychic
Pichu is a tiny mouse Pokémon, similar to Saoppu and Zokala, and research shows that Pichu is a descendant to every other Electric-mouse Pokémon there is. It stores electricity through it's cheeks, which are made of a special insulator similar to rubber, but because of it's size, Pichu can only hold so much before it is forced to uncontrollably unleash it as an electrical storm. It's known to be quite energetic and childish, as it is a Pokémon considered to be a "Baby Pokémon", and it can often be seeing crying near the food stocks that it has fried against it's will. Once Pichu reaches max happiness, it will evolve into the one, the only, the mascot of the Pokémon franchise itself, Pikachu! Very popular because of not just it's looks, but also the fact that a certain trainer chose one as his starter, Pikachu's cheeks can now store it's electricity more efficiently, and it can be used to recharge devices or send people flying into the sky. It uses not just it's Thunderbolts as a weapon, but also the lightning bolt shaped tail on it's back, which can supposedly serve as a plug for devices far larger than it. Because of it's popularity, you'll often find people with Pikachu even in regions it is not native to, and it also has the unique property of being able to draw power from the clothes that it wears, as seen in the Hoenn Region. By using a Thunder Stone, Pikachu evolves again into Raichu, who, while it still uses it's cheeks to store electricity, now uses it's tail as a weapon full time. This tail is filled with a million volts of electricity, enough to render even a Mohansha unconscious, and it's behaviour depends on how much electricity it has absorbed. The more electricity a Raichu absorbs, the more aggressive it will get, so it will sometimes unleash electrical storms to help stave off it's stored electricity. In the Alola Region, the diet of the Pikachu in the region, consisting of a fluffy pancake mix, causes it to evolve into a different form of Raichu known as Alolan Raichu, which it can't access in the Oriva Region at all. This Raichu is a lot more energetic than those in other regions, charging psychic energy into it's tail that it then uses to surf across the sky like a professional surfer would.
While the Gigantamax Factor can only be found in fully evolved Pokémon, some unevolved Pokémon also get access to the factor as well. Pikachu is one of these Pokémon, it's tail now made of an electrical energy that can power an entire city for months should it strike the ground. It can call a G-Max Volt Crash from the sky to destroy it's opponents, but it's normally very innocent, usually just standing there without a care in the world if it doesn't have anything to fight. One can easily tell if a Pikachu has the Gigantamax Factor by the fact it will knock away any Thunder Stones it comes near: This factor was discovered long before the Dynamax Phenomeon was even discovered in the Galar Region.

Fairy --> Fairy/Flying --> Fairy/Flying
Having just come out of it's egg, Togepi has a personality of what you'd expect from a Baby Pokémon, being very childish and crying at the slightest provocation. Very few people are aware, however, that the eggshell that Togepi wears is actually a storage of happiness itself. When it's not busy playing with others or crying like a child, Togepi witnesses positive emotions and absorbs them into it's shell, which it then shares with others to make them happy. As a means of defence, Togepi will close up the spikes on it's head to make it look like an actual egg. Once Togepi reaches max happiness, it will evolve into Togetic, a small Fairy Pokémon with wings that allow it to fly across the sky, though some have seen it glide as well. From these wings comes a special powder known as "Joy Dust", which promotes happiness to anyone that touches them, and they are often gathered in bottles and sold to those who are feeling down. It has a liking for joyful people, and Togetic becomes distressed if it cannot find one, it's wings drooping down as a sign of this. Apparently, it comes from an alternative dimension that is populated solely by Togepi, where negative emotions never exist. Normally, Togetic evolves into Togekiss with a Shiny Stone, but since those can't be found in Oriva, even with the Expansion Pass installed, it instead evolves using a Moon Stone. Now with a pure heart that represents the dimension that it came from, Togekiss is only seen where there is peace and harmony, just like the conditions of it's home realm. However, with the rising conflicts across the Pokémon world, this Pokémon is very rarely seen, and some say it has even become extinct in the wild after the Oriva Region's thousand year war, and that you can only get one by evolving a Togetic today. As it flies across the regions, it spreads eggs full of joy and happiness from it's wings that bless all that touch them with all the happiness in the world.
As the first Pokémon in this project to get a new Gigantamax Form, Gigantamax Togekiss resembles a giant flying egg from a long distance. Using it's giant wings that joyful people can see as massive feathers the size of a mountain, it drops a G-Max Joy Realm down that can eliminate conflict entirely from the area around it. Supposedly, those who see a crack in this egg will be filled with compassion and happiness as long as they live, never being able to show a negative emotion again.

Normal --> Water, Electric, Fire, Psychic, Dark, Grass, Ice OR Fairy (NEONET does not introduce any new eeveelutions!)
Eevee is a very popular Pokémon among trainers, if only because of it's unstable DNA makeup that is strangely related to Same. Possessing a friendly personality and an eager spirit, Eevee is a good choice for beginning trainers because of it's endless possibilities, being friendly even in it's base form. It's DNA depends on the locations that it makes it's home in, as well as what it is exposed to, and Eevee is known as the Evolution Pokémon because of it's ability to evolve into eight different Pokémon, known by fans as the Eeveelutions: Some even claim that Eevee was the first ever non-Legendary Pokémon to evolve. Using a Water Stone, Eevee evolves into Vaporeon, which has a slender membrane that allows it to swim across the sea at mach 5, as well as the ability to melt into water to hide itself from predators. A Thunder Stone will evolve it into Jolteon, which can not only outrun lightning itself with it's slick body, but can also cause thunderstorms by extending the spikes on it's body. Using a Fire Stone will evolve Eevee into Flareon, which can breathe out endless flames through the flame sac hidden in it's fur, which also serves as a temperature regulator. Levelling it up with high happiness during the day evolves it into Espeon, which can see the future through the gemstone on it's head, and can read the currents in the air with it's slender fur. Doing the same process during the night will instead evolve Eevee into Umbreon, which possesses a set of poisonous rings that glow in the night, allowing it to hunt in the blackest darkness. A Leaf Stone evolves Eevee into Leafeon, which can perform photosynthesis to gather sunlight from the sky, which it then uses to grow beautiful gardens across wastelands. Using an Ice Stone evolves Eevee into Glaceon, which can create beautiful snowstorms through the hidden needles in it's fur, and summon icicles to use as powerful battering rams. Finally, using a Moon Stone on it (Notably a different evolution condition than in other regions) will evolve it into Sylveon, a very friendly Pokémon that possesses a set of extendible feelers that can drain an enemy's will to fight with a single touch.
However, Eevee is also another one of the unevolved Pokémon that can possess the Gigantamax Factor. In this form, Gigantamax Eevee becomes extremely friendly, cuddling it's opponents with a G-Max Cuddle as if they were their best friend in the whole wide world. It's said that this form was made possible thanks to the energies from an Eevee that supposedly entered another world to meet it's trainer again, and one can tell if an Eevee has the Gigantamax Factor by the fact that Evolution Stones will not work on it. Eevee with the Gigantamax Factor are supposedly very friendly towards other Eeveelutions.

Normal --> Normal --> Normal
Porygon is the first man made Pokémon in the modern era made using the technology of today, the Pokémon that revived the concept of man-made Pokémon after the failure of Venga-2, and the very Pokémon that inspired the creation of Shanxid! Thus, it is only appropriate that it can be found in the NEONET: It has not been retyped into a Cyber-type because it's existence predates the type's origins. It was originally created by Silph Co as a satellite, but basic programming knowledge at the time meant it was unable to move in space, though it is able to move through cyberspace in seconds. Because of this, many Porygon prototypes were distributed across computer shops to instead serve as a frame that could be built upon for future artificial Pokémon, though Team Rocket stole most of them to sell as the Celadon Game Corner's top prize: Because of this, Porygon became very valuable, with millions of people gambling their fortune away just to get their hands on one of them. After Team Rocket was disbanded and the Porygon were set free, Silph Co started working on an Upgrade for Porygon: When it is traded holding this, Porygon will evolve into Porygon2. While it still can't fly through space, even though it's travel speed across cyberpsace is now so fast, it can go through a thousand websites in a second, Porygon2's artificial intelligence has vastly improved in this form, allowing it to read the emotions of others and take them in as their own. Because of this, however, Porygon2 sometimes learns things that aren't a part of it's own programming. In battle, Porygon2 can read all of an opponent's tactics simply by scanning and downloading their data, allowing it to formulate a plan of action towards it's enemies. After Silph Co announced that it's plans to go through space was a failure, a suspicious company in the Sinnoh Region those name has still not yet been known to this day took in the blueprints of Porygon2 and aimed to improve it further: Instead of going through space, the company planned it to go through other dimensions instead. To do this, they created a Dubious Disc, that, when Porygon2 is traded while holding it, will evolve Porygon2 into it's final form, Porygon-Z, which serves as Shanxid-X's rival. However, due to the incompetance of the programmer who made the Dubious Disc, a massive programming error occured, and thus Porygon-Z became an unpredictable program that loves nothing more than to appear on websites and muck up their data to become unrecognizable. It's so unpredictable and chaotic, that some people don't consider it an evolution at all, but rather the result of taking an idea too far. Supposedly, the only time Porygon-Z ever acts normal is if it is taken to another timeline: There have been reports of members of the Porygon family disappearing at the same time that distortions of history were detected in the region that would become Sinnoh.
Porygon-Z is another Pokémon that gets a new Gigantamax Form in the NEONET's Power Spot, and in this form, it does'nt just cause chaos...it IS chaos itself! Any program that gets a mere look at the seven heads surrounding it will succumb to it's G-Max System Reboot, turning it into another Gigantamax Porygon-Z, which in term makes the whole mainframe useless in mere microseconds through a deadly chain reaction. Strangely, it's body resembles the ultimate creation of Silph Co, the Master Ball, but no-one has ever seen it open.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 38: FROM ONE LIFE TO ANOTHER
The wave distributions for the Expansion Pass differ from the base game, as you can find all of the new Pokémon right from the get go without advancing the story. Therefore, the new Pokémon will be introduced by type instead: Each one will slowly be revealed across two waves, before all of NEONET's Returning Pokémon will be shown in a single wave, followed by the Legendary Pokémon.
We start with the Fantasy-type, the type that represents the new world your spirit can visit...how will your destiny shape itself to form new members of your team? These Pokémon can be found in the OtherWorld!

Fantasy/Fire --> Fantasy/Fire --> Fantasy/Fire
Thought to have come from the future itself, Gobblgobl, the leftmost sprite, is a Goblin Pokémon that, despite it's looks, is rather quite intelligent and can easily solve most puzzles simply by looking at them. It can control fire by slapping it's hands together, but since it is quite inexperienced at this stage, more often than not, it just ends up burning itself. It's a common sight in caves, and Gobblgobl's presence can be noted by a strange smell that is just like the insides of a human body. Gobblgobl evolves into Gobokui, the middle sprite, and in this form, it leaves the caves that it was born in to pursue the path of raising a goblin kingdom. By commanding other Gobblgobls and Sutoblins to it's will, it can lay out a battle plan that always results in it's victory. Feeding on a diet of gems and Pokémon far bigger than itself, Gobokui can command the flames around it and shape them into an army of humanoids to fight for it's will. Gobokui then evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Gobrkeru. In this form, it has the rather unique ability to gain the powers of anything it eats, and thus you'll often find Gobrkeru trying to eat Pokémon with magical abilities, so that they can gain their powers in return. It kind of has a thing for breeding as well, as it wishes to form it's own kingdom to rule the world in it's own image. In battle, Gobrkeru uses the powers it gained to reshape it's flames into a beautiful Fantasy show.

Fantasy/Ground --> Fantasy/Ground --> Fantasy/Ground
Vendvoom, the leftmost sprite shown above, is a type of vehicle Pokémon like Cuvet and Motocc, but there is a good reason why it's part Fantasy-type…It's a downright murderer! It always seems to appear in front of tiny Pokémon to run them over, and apparently it's doing this only because it thinks it's destined for another world's adventure. As it only appears while it's doing this, mysteriously disappearing into the nearest tunnel it can find afterwards, very few have seen a Vendvoom in the wild. Vendvoom evolves into the middle sprite, Linatruck, and in this form, it becomes a lot more slender, it's tyres capable of climbing more surfaces than it could ever imagine! Of course, this only makes it more brutal, as now not even climbing up the tallest mountains can allow you to escape from Linatruck's rampage. As it drives about, it leaves behind a set of dirt that seems to be from another world. The goods that it carries on it's back are said to be the possessions of those that it runs over, seemingly wanting to ensure that nothing goes to waste, only to other people! This Pokémon's final form, the rightmost sprite, is known as Potarkku, said by some to be "The Unwilling Portal To Another World". It is at this form that it starts to target people, usually going for those that have lived a mundane life. Because of this, some people claim that Potarkku is an emissary of the afterlife, and if you see it come your way, it is a sign that the afterlife, the new world, is far better than the world you live in right now. It's presence in the OtherWorld is quite perplexing, considering that many of the residents there used to have boring lives in the outside world, before a Potarkku ran them over with enough force to smash a mountain. Although it carries a box on it's back, no-one has ever seen it open.

Fantasy/Magic --> Fantasy/Magic --> Fantasy/Magic
Megulat, the leftmost sprite, is a magical hat Pokémon that came from a world that was rich in daily life. It levitates around all day searching for food, including, strangely enough, gunpowder, and it rarely enters any conflict it comes across. Those who can get a Megulat on their heads will be driven to insanity, ruthlessly trying to detonate any explosives that they can get a hold on. Megulat's evolved form is the middle sprite, and it is known as Megsuba. Still having a laid back personality, Megsuba spends most of the time staring at films other people have made, and gazing at the stars at night. Some people claim that Megsuba is a spirit of eccentricity, only appearing where there is such an emotion, and it calmly waves it's hands around to spread it among other people. Apparently, it also has a liking for the color red. However, once Megsuba has gained enough experience, it will evolve into it's final form, Meglosion, which is the rightmost sprite! This is where it's personality fully awakens, a boisterous Pokémon that loves nothing more than to spam Explosion over and over again, resulting in massive property damage. Meglosion loves the move so much, that it sometimes outright refuses to use other moves, always focusing on making the move stronger and stronger with every step it takes. So much, that a Meglosion's Explosion can destroy an entire castle with a single use of it! So, admit it: No-one hates this Pokémon!

Fantasy/Rock --> Fantasy/Rock
The left sprite that you see is known as Lewston, and it is basically a petrified statue Pokémon those body construction is very similar to Fumainu, suggesting a connection between the two. It stands in one spot and waits patiently for someone to try and break it out of it's petrification, but since most people think it's just a lion statue, no-one ever notices it. Some people claim that Lewston is not entirely helpless, but it often drives people insane since it only moves when no-one's looking at it, supposedly out of the shame that no-one will free it. But once someone does, Lewston will evolve into the right sprite, known as Asletriff. A brave lion Pokémon that's said to have come from a world accessible by a wardrobe, this Pokémon takes great pride in it's followers, making sure that all is in harmony. If it ever senses conflict, it will strike it's opponents with the gems on it's tail, each one supposedly being from a child that helped an Asletriff save it's world, before ruling as it's new emperors together. Then, it will finish the job by sealing them inside of the cupboard doors on it's chest, supposedly an alternative gateway to this fantasy world where there is no escape. Supposedly, Asletriff's true form is not even that of the lion, but rather the start of a new journey, where every beginning is better than the ending of the previous one.

Fantasy/Dark --> Fantasy/Dark --> Fantasy/Dark
The two bats that you see on the leftmost sprite, Nat and Bat, are actually one singular Pokémon. Nat is the left bat, while Bat is the right one, and since both are opposite genders, this line is gender unknown, meaning it can only breed with Jarlaris. The two are always together, flying across caves and sucking the blood out of those unlucky enough to stand in their way, to the shame of all the local Saibats. However, research has shown that this hasn't always been the case, and Nat and Bat used to be enemies before they made up. This is more evident when the two evolve into Yuiohn and Riexis, the middle sprite: Yuiohn, the left Pokémon, cares deeply for it's friends and can manifest the powers of darkness to destroy it's enemies, while Riexis, the right Pokémon, is a brilliant tactician and supposedly used to be evil before meeting with Yuiohn. Their behaviours together, working as a rather snobbish pair, made some people think the two used to be separate evolution lines like the Nidoran family, before they united together for a purpose that only they can know. However, one thing they can agree on is that they are unforgiving for all evil, despite being a Dark-type Pokémon. Their final evolved form, the middle sprite, is known as Ja'Claud and d'Auleen: Ja'Claud is the left Pokémon, a prince with a heart of darkness that allows it to transform into an uncontrollable demon, while d'Auleen is the right Pokémon, it's tactics now able to show it's partner the way to victory, who is trying to prevent Ja'Claud's transformation from occurring. No-one knows why this otherwise perfectly bonded pair would try and prevent the ability of one of the Pokémon, but some claim it is because one of them is actually possessed by the spirit of a terminally ill girl who played a video game featuring the two. Apparently, the two always think that love itself is a weapon against demon lords.

Fantasy/Time --> Fantasy/Time --> Fantasy/Time
Much like Ttero, Tekiko, which is the sprite you see on the left, is capable of travelling forwards or backwards in time at will, though unlike Ttero, Tekiko is a lot less devious. It tends to try and undo painful historical events, but since it can only travel a few seconds back, if often has to stop lots of times in order to do this, and considering that time always marches forwards, it usually never gets to it's destination in time. Apparently, most people see Tekiko as an ordinary police box and not a Pokémon: It supposedly draws it's inspiration from a Legendary Time-type Pokémon from another region. The middle sprite, which is known as Docbaru, is it's evolved form, and it fixes a lot of the flaws that it's previous form had. By spinning around the wheel on it's back, Docbaru can travel to any time period imaginable, though it strangely only seems to go to places where there are either conflict, or to where other Docbarus can be found. Once it arrives at the correct time period, it will grab the cause of the conflict with it's powerful jaws and warp it away to a distant world, never to be seen again. It's a common topic in many forms of fiction, with many writers getting inspirations for a million forms of alternative timelines just by seeing a Docbarus. However, if you see a Docbarus travelling to times where there is peace, it is a sign that is about to evolve into it's final evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Sulexander. It is commonly known as "The Immortal Timewalker" because of it's ability to resurrect to the past at any time should it ever die, while keeping the memories of it's previous timelines. Then, Sulexander uses the memories it has to prevent such catastrophes from happening again, and amazingly it never seems to suffer while doing this. Each Sulexander returns to a different point in time once it dies, and because of this special power, it never seems to worry about death at all. There's a theory that Sulexander is not only the one who created the Null Line that Pterlenz was sealed inside, but also the leader of the tribe that helped the group of adventurers find and slay the Pterlenz that tried to wipe out humanity itself.

Fantasy/Ice --> Fantasy/Ice --> Fantasy/Ice
If you feel a chilling presence on your shoulders, then chances are that a Jokrost, the leftmost sprite, has partnered up with you. A little jokester Pokémon that's normally invisible to most eyes, Jokrost will find a human partner on birth and lay by it's side, assisting them in battle by freezing them with violent winds. However, because it is invisible, people chosen by a Jokrost are often laughed at for being cheaters: While a Silph Scope can make them visible, there is no way to get a Jokrost off your side without killing it once it has partnered with you. When Jokrost evolves into the middle sprite, Lafflraffl, it starts switching over to a serious personality. While it still performs practical jokes, sometimes for the fun of it, Lafflraffl will often protect the human that it has partnered with at all costs, even if it means freezing them in a prison of ice. However, if a Lafflraffl does not like a human, it will make their life miserable by freezing everything in sight without them even noticing it. Once Laffraffl draws closer to it's second evolution, it will hide inside it's partner's own body, and wait until they encounter a calamity related to their past. This will trigger it's final evolution into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Arsleet, said to represent the human's persona itself. Supposedly the soul of a phantom thief taken from as a Pokémon, Arsleet's main weapon is to shower down a massive storm of sleet to flatten it's opponents under a curtain of snow. It's presence can be noted by a temperature of absolute zero, and it can often be found where there is fortune, stealing it all and giving it to the poor people. However, some Arsleets who have bonded with their partners for a long time will instead help them access a land underneath the Pokémon World where criminal activity is an all time high, to make sure that the only villainy in the world is Arsleet itself!

Fantasy/Psychic --> Fantasy/Psychic --> Fantasy/Psychic
Wocus, the left sprite shown here, hails from the same evolutionary tree as Helmhor, and thus some people believe that the two used to work together in the past. It's a magic wand Pokémon that can cast Psychic spells simply by waving around, with the star shaped head serving as a power source. Wocus has a wide variety of spells that it can cast from this wand, from levitating objects to making items invisible, and thus people once employed them to help perform the impossible. Once Wocus has gained enough experience, it will evolve into the middle sprite, which is known as Hokuspokus, a travelling wizard Pokémon that will happily lend it's services to other people who can find them. While it's spells are not always perfect, they always get the job done in the end, and praising a Hokuspokus after a good spell helps it concentrate a lot better. Apparently, it's not a Magic type because Hokuspokus supposedly does not originate from the OtherWorld, having travelled there from the Kanto Region in search of ingredients for the potions it brews when it's off duty. Sometimes, you'll find a Hokuspokus relieve people of their negative emotions by making them suffer it's spells whenever they try to do said emotion. Eventually, Hokuspokus will evolve into it's final stage of evolution, known as Gandroltrus, the rightmost sprite. Now a powerful archmage that can cast any form of spell imaginable, Gandroltrus can often be seen up high towers, waiting for someone to pay for their services. Once it has been paid, Gandroltrus will ensure that whatever it has been paid for will become a reality, but if it ever senses that the person who paid it either didn't pay at all, or used it's services for a mundane purpose, such as for something they could have done with their skills alone, they will turn that person into a sheep, never to be seen again. If you ever see a Gandroltrus outside of it's tower, it is a sign that it's services are required to progress, and sometimes they might even help a kingdom that is falling under it's own rules. Some even claim that Gandroltrus is learning new spells every day simply by thinking of them.

Fantasy/Water --> Fantasy/Water --> Fantasy/Water
Wlasic, the leftmost sprite you see, is a subspecies of the Slasic family…well, actually, it was the other way around. Wlasic, which is made out of entirely water, was actually discovered before Slasic, but this was only because of the OtherWorld's ancient heritage compared to Oriva's: Supposedly, this Pokémon used to be a mere human in the past. While it is normally a mere blob of water kept alive by pure Fantasy energy, it has an unbreakable spirit that makes it go up against opponents far stronger than itself, and it supposedly makes great friends with other Fantasy-type Pokémon. Unlike Glompeppō, Wlasic's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Satolob, is a lot more humanoid and intelligent than it's previous form. Having a humanoid body that can slip through any surface imaginable, Satolob can reform itself into any shape of water, and can take advantage of the three states of matter to further confuse it's opponents. It's often been sighted devouring opponents far bigger than itself, and it bases it's own shape after the objects that it consumes, dissolving them by converting the water that makes up it's body into a type of Fantasy-based acid. However, it is somewhat shy compared to it's previous form. Once Satolob has consumed enough objects, it will evolve into the rightmost sprite, known as Rinakia. Compared to Emakia, it's counterpart, Rinakia is a lot more courageous and has a more indominitable spirit, especially against other Fantasy Pokémon. It can now reshape it's own body to resemble that of an actual human, and you might never know if a person you meet could be a Rinakia in disguise. It's main weapon in battle is the dragon on it's right arm, supposedly the first object that it ever consumed, which can launch a massive torrent of water that can break apart solid diamond in a single strike.

Fantasy/Electric --> Fantasy/Electric --> Fantasy/Electric
A long lost third member of the group that Gabla and Yuka are in, Mitsi is a butterfly Pokémon that radiates electricity from it's four limbs, always appearing where there is peace and joy in the world. Unlike Gabla and Yuka, Mitsi possesses a personality right from the start, being a rather lonely fellow that always searches for ways to overcome it's own loneliness, but what is most noteworthy is that it does not start off with a weapon from the start. This led some people to wonder if Mitsi even originated from the virtual reality program that gave life to Gabla and Yuka, as it is often seen interacting with technology far more advanced that what was shown on the virtual reality program itself. Mitsi evolves into Camisti, which serves as the middle sprite, and in this form it gains a tiny arm cannon that can fire small bolts of electricity at it's targets. It gathers electricity from virtual reality devices, usually ones that have been rendered obsolete, and it possesses an unreal level of aim for such a small Pokémon. When it is not battling, Camisti rests upon treetops, searching for anomalies within the virtual world that it lives in. Camisti then evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Leefa. This athletic and feisty Pokémon wields a powerful blaster known as the "Alfheim", which can pierce a hole in almost anything it's electrical bullets can reach, and no mortal can ever dodge them no matter how fast they run. Leefa can also convert this blaster into a razor sharp blade, with swordfighting skills that can rival even the strongest of swordmasters. It's presence can often be noted by the sound of a beautiful harp that reminds people of adoption for some reason. It also has a rather odd love for money, and aims to gather 80,000 gold pieces during it's lifetime. Strangely enough, it has a liking towards Virito, indicating a connection between the two people that became them.

Fantasy/Grass --> Fantasy/Grass --> Fantasy/Grass
The leftmost sprite which depicts a living watermelon is known as Meleed, and it can often be found on tropical beaches and jungles that are rich in rainstorms. It is normally an innocent fellow that very rarely moves, often relying on other people to carry it for them. However, should it be threatened, Meleed will spit out a thousand seeds per second that cover the opponent in a slowly growing garden that will drain their lifeforce, made famous as the move Bullet Seed. Meleed is also a popular Pokémon at beach parties, with people often playing a game on who can hit their Meleed with a bat first. Meleed's evolved form is known as Suikeron, which is decipted as the middlemost sprite. It is actually two Pokémon carrying each other, and the two help each other in both gathering food and helping to fight off predators. If the two halves of Suikeron ever get separated, they can instantly know where each other is by firing seeds in the sky that serve as flares, and these seeds can also serve as a cluster bomb of smaller seeds in battle. Apparently, the first Suikeron came from a person that was crushed to death by a vending machine. Suikeron's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite known as Lammiven, is where the fun part of this Pokémon family lies! The main body is the Pokémon that resembles a little girl, carrying a larger watermelon Pokémon around: This Pokémon possesses immense strength for it's small size, able to carry anything by wrapping it in the yellow band that surrounds the larger Pokémon. The larger Pokémon additionally serves as a powerful vending machine, capable of dispensing almost anything it's customer desires, though in battle, all that Lammiven's larger half fires are massive seeds that can blast through solid diamond. Lammiven is also capable of using this watermelon as a massive battering ram, and it's quite popular in the summer as it can refresh anyone almost instantly with it's seeds. Supposedly, what Lammiven dispenses depends on the environment it is in.

Fantasy/Mythical --> Fantasy/Mythical --> Fantasy/Mythical
Much like Breezkit, .Soar, the leftmost sprite, is a kite Pokémon that appears whenever a person logs into a virtual reality device. Strangley, it often glides near people who are in comas, so paramedics often hire .Soar to help them find people who are unconscious. Apparently, it does not get along well with other Mythical type Pokémon, especially ones that are based off monsters that appear in virtual reality games. .Soar's evolved form is known as .Revenge, depicted as the middle sprite here. In this form, it loses the ability to glide across the sky, but in return, it can project blades of Fantasy energy to help cleave it's opponents to shreds. True to it's name, .Revenge is often always in a state of revenge, whether it be one of it's friends being in a coma, or if someone had defeated one of it's allies. Despite this, as well as it's threatening appearance, it is quite polite to other people, as long as it does not have a grudge towards them. Eventually, .Revenge will evolve again into .Apex, which is shown as the rightmost sprite. Now resembling a player in the virtual reality device that birthed the first .Soar, .Apex possesses a pair of daggers that can convert any virus into a program in a single strike, and it can also run on the sky as if it was a wall. It's always looking for a way to take people out of comas without killing them, and some people claim that .Apex is the protector of a program called "The World", which supposedly is the origin of every MMORPG there is. Apparently, .Apex has a slight sense of humour, but no-one has ever seen it tell a joke.

Fantasy/Normal --> Fantasy/Normal
If there's two words to describe Uncrikley, the leftmost sprite, it's an unlikely hero! Somehow, this chameleon Pokémon always feels like it's the runt of the litter, when in reality it's powers are beyond any of the other reptilian Pokémon in it's home. It has enough power to overwhelm even a fully grown Bolvomorcas in a single strike, but it is often too ashamed to use it's full power. You'll often find Uncrikley camoflagued among trees and bushes, muttering to itself that it's useless, but eventually a calamity will force it out and make it discover it's true potential. Once it has done this, Uncrikley will evolve into the rightmost sprite, known as Kametaba. Now fully aware of the power within it, Kametaba will protect it's home from all danger using it's extendeble tail and tongue that can serve as additional hands. Many people are inspired by it's legendary feats, and will often go on quests themselves to match Kametaba's fame and fortune. The hat that it wears on it's head is supposedly a memento from the first trainer that got an Uncrikley to evolve into Kametaba, and it allows it to become fully invisible to all but the sharpest of eyes: Not even the Silph Scope can uncover this form of invisibility.

Fantasy/Flying --> Fantasy/Flying --> Fantasy/Flying
Jelcome, the leftmost sprite, is a rather unique Pokémon in that it did not exist until very, very recently. It was cloned from a girl who undergone an extraordinary journey: As quoted by a diary she wrote upon finishing it….
"Day 1. Today is the big day! I've logged into the website, Soaring Skies, as a jet Pokémon who can totally own anyone by ramming at them at high speeds! I was allowed to design this Pokémon myself, and while I might have to get some speed going to get my engines online, once I do, nothing will stand in my way!"
"Day 2: Oh no….I just realized, that after I logged in…the gamemaster of Soaring Skies had us in a trap! I was now a Jelcome myself, as he wanted us to play a game in which a person is designated to be destroyed every day by an unknown killer…and the last one remaining will become the Fantasy/Flying type. It'll be OK, though…my parents have probably already phoned the police."
"Day 14: There are just 21 of us left now, and I've just evolved into my second form, the middlemost sprite, Soariea. Now I've got a pair of wings that allow me to glide at mach 7, as well as an indomintable heart that never gives up! …Like what I'm doing right now. I haven't heard from mom or dad in a long while. And I designated Soariea as a determined Pokémon. We still haven't found out what was killing the other Fantasy/Flying types…but they all had a straight cut through their bodies. My friends are in their middle forms as well…but nothing will beat my chasis in the king of the skies!"
"Day 54: At long last, I am a Soariea no more! I'm now the rightmost sprite, Atmarakh! And boy…I've never felt so alive. A streamlined body, a set of wings that can glide through even tornadoes, and a pair of energy blades that can cut through solid diamond…I feel like I'm a warrior of hope. I've always wanted to be this Pokémon ever since I was a little girl, having drawn it during Primary School…but…I don't know if I'll ever see mom and dad again. The gamemaster just told us all, now in our final forms, that the outside world is destroyed. And I, Atmarakh, am a guardian of the sky…is this…the right choice?"
"Day 86: After taking down the gamemaster at last…I learnt my true purpose. I, Lili, was never born a girl…but rather, a guardian of the internet known as Atmarakh. My duty was to help planes find their path in the sky…but the gamemaster, known as SH1J0RA, took away my memories and thrusted my soul into a developing embryo. I never had a family…I never had a past. But now that I've got my memories back…I know what should be done. I must help the other trainers…spread my purpose. And, with this cloning machine I've found…I know a way."
The little girl was not heard from after writing these diary entries. It's said that those who see this girl, who was actually the first Atmarakh those memories were taken away by Shijora himself for possessing the power to blow away all strife there is, will witness their true past in front of them.

Fantasy/Dragon
Tohri is a Dragon Pokémon that supposedly came from another world, having been bounded there by a golden sword plunged on it's back. It normally takes the form of an innocent maid, the leftmost sprite, that will instantly befriend the first person that it sees, mistakenly thinking it freed them of their imprisonment. The Tohri will then serve that person for life, acting as a beautiful maid that will pamper their own needs. However, it's presence tends to draw other Dragon-type Pokémon to it, usually Legendary Pokémon. If Tohri is ever threatened, however, it will transform into it's true form, the rightmost sprite. Compared to it's weak and slender Maid Form, Tohri's Dragon Form is big and bulky, capable of lifting an oil tanker with relative ease. However, it is incapable of breathing fire, though it does sometimes use the equipment around it as makeshift weapons. It's also capable of using magic, usually to restore the damages that it caused during it's fights. For some odd reason, Tohri, in both of it's forms, might offer it's owner pieces of it's tail as a sign of affection.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: Draconic Maid: This Pokémon enters play in Maid Form, which also serves as it's out of battle form. If Tohri lands a Supereffective Fantasy or Dragon-type move, it will transform into it's Dragon form for the rest of the battle. It is a lot slower than it's base form, but it's other stats greatly increase.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 39: LEGENDS FROM BEYOND THE BOOKS
For the final day of May, we shall show you the rest of the unrevealed non-Legendary Fantasy-type Pokémon for you to see! These Pokémon have come from other worlds to not only bring a new destiny to your team...but also, bring forth life to the OtherWorld's kingdom, where you can catch them yourself! In addition, we will also show you the Expansion Pass's only version exclusive non-Legendary Pokémon, who happen to be returning Pokémon that can be found in NEONET!
THE REMAINING FANTASY-TYPE POKÉMON (EXCEPT FOR LEGENDARIES)

Fantasy/Bug --> Fantasy/Bug --> Fantasy/Bug
The worm Pokémon that you see on the leftmost sprite is known as Whyworm, and it is, appropriately enough, an absolute bookworm! Said to be the reincarnation of a human girl that loved to read books all day long, Whyworm spends all day reading books and learning from them, though it has a love for English books. As it crawls across libraries, it leaves behind a strange scent that smells like baby powder, which makes people think "Why?". It's trademark feature is the oversized glasses that helps Whyworm read it's books: If it ever loses them, it will become very distressed. Eventually, Whyworm will evolve into the middle sprite, Arachyn, and in this stage it stops reading books and moves to a cave to make it's nest. It posseses a very similar personality to Cyrigumo, but Arachyn is quite the scaredy cat indeed, running away from almost any danger. Supposedly, the string that it fires is like paper, and can be used to make books: Novels written using this string are said to always come true no matter what. Finally, Arachyn evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Myniraori. Myniraori has an overwhelming positive attitude which it uses to command other Spider Pokémon to their will, helping them build their nest. It's so eager, that it often challenges opponents far bigger than itself to prove that it is the greatest spider to exist: Obviously, this means it does not get along well with Taraguisa and Gyukarach. For some reason, Myniraori is obsessed with saving the world, always finding a solution regardless of how many lives it will claim.

Fantasy/Poison --> Fantasy/Poison --> Fantasy/Poison
A type of Skunk Pokémon just like Stunky, Reerew, the leftmost sprite, is another member of the family tree that Helhmor is a part of. A common sight in forests and grasslands, true to it's inspiration, Reerew's main form of defence is to spray an extremely foul smelling gas at it's predators, before it robs their possessions and gives it to the poor, a very similar personality trait shown in Manchin Hood, indicating a connection between them. It's also quite spoiled, and prefers to partner itself with Pokémon that can produce gas at will, riding out across forests. Reerew's evolved form, the middle sprite, is known as Ruskunk, and in this form it's woodsman heritage starts to awaken. It's armed with a slingshot that can fire pellets of poison gas at it's foes, and it can modify this gas to serve different properties, such as causing amnesia or unconsciousness. The slingshot itself is made from the wood of a special tree that never seems to lose any of it's branches at all. Ruskunk is a Pokémon that prefers to live in solitude, and you'll often finding it swishing it's tail against a tree, near a Pokémon that it has appointed as it's friar. It's final evolved form is the rightmost sprite, known as Slottingham, the eternal rival to Manchin Hood! Finally gaining a bow that can fire a special set of gas arrows that never miss their targets, Slottingham rides out into forests to rob the rich and give it to the poor, though it's also seen overthrowing cruel tyrants that have opposed poor countries. It's quite athletic, able to load over a thousand arrows into it's bow per second, and it loves music, often dancing near melodies caused by string instruments. Of course, Slottingham still has the ability to spray out toxic gas from it's tail: If it ever touches something, it will stink for their rest of their living days!

Fantasy/Steel --> Fantasy/Steel --> Fantasy/Steel
Blaswing is the sword Pokémon you see in the leftmost sprite, but despite being an unevolved Pokémon, Blaswing is feared by even Pokémon stronger than it! Commonly known as "The Teacher" and said to be the reincarnation of a man who wanted a stalwart life, Blaswing can often be found in mountains, flying across the sky by controlling it's own heart. The blade on it's sword is strong enough to cleave through a mountain, and it can absorb the powers of anything it cuts through, on top of the fact that the blade never dulls at all. Eventually, a small critter will appear alongside the Blaswing, and this middle sprite is known as Sworaise. Technically, it counts as an evolution, but some people claim that Sworaise is just a Blaswing with this critter next to it. Personality wise, Sworaise is mostly unchanged, with the critter just clinging on to the Blaswing at all costs, and not really doing anything else. Strangely, the critter is most likely to appear by a Blaswing if it cannot move at all, such as being enchanted by a spell. Eventually, though, the critter will grow up, which triggers Sworaise's final evolution into the rightmost sprite, Frantalchion, which has the side effect of finally changing the Blaswing's appearance as well to resemble a legendary blade. Now with an actual wielder, Frantalchion swings the Blaswing around to cleave through almost anything, and in return, the Blaswing helps Frantalchion survive, sharing the powers that it had gained during it's journey. If the two are ever separated, they know where each other is so they can reunite quickly, with the Blaswing capable of flying with enough speed to outrun a fully grown Anespeeder. Supposedly, Frantalchion is the example of a chance meeting: Two individuals thought to be unrelated, but now form a perfect bond.

Fantasy/Ghost --> Fantasy/Ghost --> Fantasy/Ghost
The leftmost sprite that you see here is known as Skelly, a Pokémon that's common in dungeons and caverns. The reanimated skeleton of a lost soul who died too early, Skelly uses it's sword and shield to protect the dungeons that it lives in, having an extremely aggressive personality that shows no mercy. If it ever loses a bone on it's body, it will simply just replace it with one from a different skeleton. Groups of Skellys are led by it's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Motone, which ditches the sword and shield in favor of basic undead magic. It commands skeletons to rise from their grave and fight for it, able to reassemble them at will into different shapes according to what it faces. In some cases, it will even use the bones of the foes that it has defeated, ripping them violently out of their bodies. Apparently, each Motone's strategy is said to resemble that of the human that it used to be when it was still alive. Eventually, once it has mastered it's undead magic, Motone will evolve again into Anzogor, the rightmost sprite known as the Overlord! It can revive any dead being into an undead slave to drain the souls out of it's enemies, but despite it's threatening looks, Anzogor is actually quite a calm Pokémon at this stage, as if it seemingly learnt the purpose of the life it used to have. Regardless, very few Pokémon ever dare to fight it, knowing that Anzogor can convert a beautiful grassland into a cruel graveyard in a single swing of it's skeletal touch, which can apparently turn humans to skeletons instantly. It's main rival in the wild is Scrobunaga, as while that Pokémon is the Lord of the Ghosts, Anzogor is the lord of the skeletons!

Fantasy/Fairy --> Fantasy/Fairy --> Fantasy/Fairy
Hold on tight, folks….the leftmost sprite you see, known as Clucky, is a clover Pokémon that's based off Mary Sue herself! An extremely rare Pokémon that's said to be a myth by many, those who hold a Clucky will never feel any flaws in their life as long as they hold it…although that is difficult, as Clucky hates being grabbed. It always has a cheerful personality, and is said to be a symbol of good luck in many regions, with some people spreading them out in festivals dedicated to luck itself. Clucky's evolved form is the middlemost sprite, known as Feyganbuille, and in this stage it gains a pair of legs that always seems to be dancing by themselves all day long. Those who hear Feyganbuille's dancing will feel luck be by their side, and in some occasions they will even feel their worries go away. It's said that it is constantly dancing because of it's enchanted boots which have been caused to never have a flaw, but some people just claim that this is it's own way to keep itself happy. Feyganbuille evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Marmuie, known as "The Impossible Luck" by some. It is said to be the luckiest Pokémon in the world, as everything always seems to go it's way for it, even in battle. Hidden inside of it's hat is a rainbow where bad luck never exists, and Marmuie spreads this rainbow to those who are feeling down. But yet, Marmuie is also said to be a burden, as those who feel it's lucky presence will be boring, having no flaws that set apart their unique personalities. Curiously, unlike other Pokémon that are based off leprechauns, Marmuie can never be found near pots of gold.

Fantasy/Fighting --> Fantasy/Fighting
I don't think we're in Kansas anymore…The left sprite that you see here is known as Rusli, a shoe Pokémon that is made entirely out of rubies. It's quite innocent and dislikes fighting, quite ironically for a Fighting-type Pokémon. If you put a pair of Ruslis on and tap on the ground several times, it's rumored that you will be taken to any place that your heart desires, as long as it is related to where you live. Apparently, it draws it's inspiration from a Pokémon from another region that could grow at will. Rusli's evolved form is the rightmost sprite, known as Dorothuu, which now wears a pair of these ruby slippers that allow it to be taken to any place that it wishes. While it still prefers to avoid fighting, often only doing so in self defence, Dorothuu has more ways to defend itself in this stage: It not only carries a picnic basket that can supposedly make any food imaginable simply by digging into it, but it can also use it's ruby slippers as a deadly kicking weapon. By it's side is a dog simply known to it as "Toto", and it can help sniff out danger and hold enemies in place for Dorothuu to finish them. It's quite a popular Pokémon to have at plays, and it can always remember anything told to it. Strangely enough, Dorothuu can often be found near hurricanes and buildings made of emeralds….

Fantasy/Sound --> Fantasy/Sound --> Fantasy/Sound
The final revealed member of the Helmhor family tree, the leftmost sprite is known as Usune, a Pokémon that was built by a gracious toymaker to help repair wounds with it's music. It's said to be designed off Mokagami, as Usune's nose grows every time it tells a white lie. It greatly desires to be a real boy, always partnering with Bug-type Pokémon. Once Usune has gathered enough experience, it will evolve into the middle sprite, known as Barnocchio, which has the body of a banjo. By plucking it's strings to play it's music, a healing melody sounds out that can repair wounds in a matter of seconds. These strings never seem to break, except for if it tells a lie: Thus, a Barnocchio with strings that have never snapped is always honest, no matter what. You'll often find it near taverns, healing others by providing atmospheric music, though it is largely unaware that is healing others most of the time. Eventually, Barnocchio will evolve into it's final form, known as Ningard, which is the rightmost sprite. Now with an actual heart, Ningard spends most of the day playing it's banjo and healing those around it in the process. It is normally a friendly fellow, but if it is ever angered, it will start playing a horrible tune that is said to turn people into mere puppets: Thus, it's often employed by Zayokuri. It also has quite an odd liking towards all wooden objects, as if it wanted to make them puppets themselves. Legend tells of how a party consisting of a Arkirkalibur, a Gandroltrus, a Slottingham, and a Ningard set out on a grand adventure to protect a medieval kingdom from the terrors of an evil mastermind.

Fantasy/Light --> Fantasy/Light --> Fantasy/Light
The leftmost sprite shown here is known as Burokield, and like Jhattan, it is a type of shield Pokémon, supposedly one that descended from a line of shields that were used by a legendary warrior. Although it possesses amazing defensive power, Burokield is absolutely horrible at making friends with others, likely because it is so weak physically, and thus prefers to train alone. However, behind it's own distrustful heart hides a spirit of warrior mentality. Once Burokield has opened this heart up, it will evolve into the middle sprite, known as Naotect. In this form, it's defensive abilities multiply considerably by gaining two shields, and while it is still bad at making friends, it has slowly become a lot kinder, capable of using it's Light Powers to help others. The streamer that extends from Naotect's back is said to be filled with an indominitable will that can push anyone who touches it to head onwards no matter what. It is seemingly aware that no-one likes it, and thus Naotect will often go towards people of pure heart. The rightmost sprite is it's final evolved form, known as Iwatrudo, and in this form, it becomes a humanoid figure that has overcome it's darkest heart to work with others at last. It's primary weapon is the shield that it wields, which can not only protect itself from a nuclear bomb blast, but can also smash opponents with enough force to topple a skyscraper in a single strike. Iwatrudo tries it's best to keep the responsibilities set by those that it can trust, and makes sure that none of the trust that it builds with it's companions will ever be broken as long as it lives.

Fantasy/Shadow --> Fantasy/Shadow --> Fantasy/Shadow
Bunlun is the leftmost sprite shown above, a living Bento Box Pokémon that is commonly found near picnics and grasslands. It has a rather boring personality that is completely normal, but anything put inside of it never seems to spoil until it is taken out. As such, Bunlun is often mistaken for an actual Bento Box, and it was not until recently that it was actually discovered to be a Pokémon. It's evolved form, Bentypical, which is the middle sprite, does not change much beyond getting stronger and being able to hide in it's box for defence. However, Bentypical, despite it's plain personality, does have a rather unique quirk to it: If you go near it, you are instantly inspired to promote food that are well known, such as apples and pineapples, and thus some people often employ them to help send rare berries into obscurity so that poachers don't destroy their plants. However, this comes with the side effect that the berries might be forgotten forever. It's not until Bentypical evolves into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Bukaran, does it stop being typical. Bukaran is capable of pulling out any weapon imaginable from within it's bento box, and it always smells like the food it recently ate. It can always pull the right weapon for the job, and these weapons never seem to dull at all. Since the weapons that Bukaran can pull are based around the weapons around it, it lets people know what not to forge, as they know that their enemies can easily predict them. In fact, some people claim that famous weaponsmiths were inspired by Bukaran's weapons to try something new.

Fantasy/Beast --> Fantasy/Beast --> Fantasy/Beast
The leftmost sprite that you see is known as Midrubby, which, unlike all the other Beast-type Pokémon, actually has quite a cheerful personality, which contrasts the usual savagery of a Beast-type. Midrubby can often be found in forests and jungles, and as it climbs trees and hills, it produces a strange aroma that attracts other Beast-type Pokémon to it. It's fur is also soft to the touch, and as you feel it, you will sense a calming sensation go through your body. When Midrubby evolves into the middlemost sprite, known as Netrubby, a tiny girl-like figure appears riding it. Capable of hopping high enough to jump over a chainlink fence in a single bound, Netrubby protects this figure at all costs, who seemingly wants to touch every Beast-type Pokémon it can. As it hops around, it leaves behind a cotton that lures Beast-type Pokémon to it: However, this Pokémon is actually herbivorous, so it does nothing other than to let the Pokémon know where Netrubby went. Supposedly, plushies made using this cotton are always soft no matter what. It's final evolved form is the rightmost sprite, which is known as Nertedise. The girl-like figure having now fully grown, it desires to feel the cuddliness of every Beast-type Pokémon there is, with the help of the main body itself, a fluffy wolf-like creature that spends most of the time sitting down and looking after the girl-like figure. Approaching Nertedise will not only drain your will to fight, but make you feel like a plush toy, which the girl can then cuddle to their heart's content. Supposedly, Nertedise is the reason why most of the Beast-type Pokémon of today are a lot calmer than they were in the distant past.

Fantasy/Athlete --> Fantasy/Athlete --> Fantasy/Athlete
The bull Pokémon that you see on the leftmost sprite is called Bullist, and it may look like an aggressive grazer at first. However, Bullist is actually a realist in heart, ready to accept any situation and adapt to it accordingly. Those who are struck by it's horns are compelled to sort out their economy fairly, even if it results in calamaties such as protests occurring in the progress. Once Bullist has gained enough experience, it will evolve into Elfriesou, who is the middle sprite shown above. Although it is quite weak in combat, it is an excellent strategist who can easily figure out a plan of battle in a second. It's also good at improving the living conditions of others, and thus some people employ Elfriesou to help manage poor villages. It's said that if you see an Elfriesou visit your town, it will have a great economy for the rest of it's life. Eventually, Elfriesou will evolve into it's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Lisczuya. Thought to have been summoned from another dimension to help with a kingdom's financial issues, Lisczuya is an excellent economist who always manages to help civilization thrive wherever it goes. Although it has a slightly cold heart, it is rather friendly with it's fellow servants, and it always knows how to greet them efficiently. In battle, it conjures Athletic energy in the shape of a bull to ram with enough force to smash a mountain in a single strike. Supposedly, every time Lisczuya appears at a kingdom, the kingdom's economy is always rebuilt afterwards.

Fantasy/Wierd --> Fantasy/Wierd --> Fantasy/Wierd
How Wierd indeed! Aisime, the leftmost sprite, is a very innocent slime Pokémon that…doesn't really do that much, really. However, whoever touches it's slimy texture will lose track of time itself, feeling history go around them without a care in the world, which usually leads to their demise. Supposedly, it's said that Aisime only exists as a way to transport people to a new world, by making them leave their old one behind. Aisime's evolved form is known as Globbyrobby, which serves as the middle stage. Now actually moving for once, it can wave the stalk eyes on it's head around to cast basic spells, but more often than not this just ends up distorting the appearances of those hit by it. Globbyrobby supposedly does not age at all, and you'll often find it standing in one spot watching history go by, though it hardly remembers anything at all asides from it's strange spells. However, Globbyrobby apparently does not like overworking at all, and prefers a calm, innocent life. Eventually, it will evolve into the rightmost sprite which serves as it's final stage of evolution, which is known as Sanhyazu. An immortal witch Pokémon that knows a massive variety of spells, despite it's immense strength, Sanhyazu prefers to live a carefree and innocent life, often helping out the kingdom that it lives in at all costs, even long after it has fallen. Quite ironically, Sanhyazu has quite the hatred for slime-based Pokémon, even it's own pre-evolutions, and will slay them at all costs: Some say that Sanhyazu's power comes from slaying these slimes for over 300 years. Supposedly, it's also quite good at producing medicine out of plants as well, but some say that if you see a Sanhyazu drop it's innocent life, it is a sign that the kingdom that it is in is about to face a big war.

Fantasy/Job --> Fantasy/Job --> Fantasy/Job
The leftmost sprite that you see is known as Ontop, and….it is rather a unique Pokémon to say at the very least. This is because Ontop possesses a rather unique ability that allows it to always get the best drops out of the Pokémon that it can defeat with it's weak body, and because of this, some people call it "A Pokémon that's overpowered at level 1". Supposedly, it was unable to even level up until rather recently, which made some people believe that it came from a world where Pokémon never even existed. Ontop's evolved form is known as Ontrill, which is the middle sprite shown here. Apparently being a drop from a rather weak Pokémon, Ontrill's main purpose is to gather items dropped by other Pokémon when they're defeated, and distribute them to where they are most needed. However, it's unique ability is still retained, and it can make better use of it now that it can defeat stronger Pokémon. Some orginizations even exploit Ontrill's unique skill to get them the drops that they seek. Eventually, Ontrill will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Onryosa. Finally having a humanoid body that is both athletic and powerful, Onryosa's unique ability has multiplied tenfold in this form: For example, it could defeat a weak Carpmen and have it drop loads of Big Nuggets. This unique ability makes Onryosa a valuable asset to many kingdoms, though it will only work for those who can make good use of the drops that it gathers. Supposedly, it can also conjure bullets from thin air that always aim for the target's heart no matter what. It's said that if you see an Onryosa approach your kingdom, it is a sign that the upcoming harvests will prosper.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: Solo Level: An Ontop, Ontrill, or Onryosa with this ability is always treated as if it is level 1 for the purpose of effects.

Fantasy/Hero --> Fantasy/Hero --> Fantasy/Hero
Gleppy, which serves as the leftmost sprite here, is actually a subspecies to a Toon-type Pokémon we'll introduce in a later wave: In fact, that Pokémon is not available until the NEONET. Gleppy itself is a rather strange Pokémon that seems to be aware that it is in a video game, and it has quite an energetic personality, often being seen near comic book stores. It also has a rather odd addiction towards people mutating into other beings, and some people claim that it is a great fanfiction writer. Gleppy's evolved form is known as Glelblal, which is the middlemost sprite. Supposedly having come from the real world itself, Glelblal apparently knows everything about this universe, and often sighs at the sight of common cliches. It's rather acrobatic and has the power to tear holes in reality, though it most often uses it to escape from danger due to lacking any weapons. Some people even claim that Glelblal is not a Pokémon at all, but rather a human girl posing as one! Eventually, it will evolve again into it's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Glempool! Now fully aware of the fourth wall, it uses it to it's advantage to drive it's foes insane, such as beating them to death with their own health bars or throwing bits of the screen at them. Glempool's main weapon is the twin katanas that it can wield, that can rip apart a hole in reality like it was soft butter. It also knows almost anything and everything: It has even been seen rewriting history at it's own will, often to ensure that it gets it's own powers in the end. It's said that Glempool is the perfect example of a self-aware being: Having come from the real world, it supposedly played the Pokémon series a lot during it's childhood and thus gets it's knowledge from there. In fact, this entry might even be written by a Glempool itself….

Fantasy/Villain --> Fantasy/Villain --> Fantasy/Villain
The leftmost sprite that you see is known as Shória, and it is a rather spoiled Pokémon that's very selfish to other people and Pokémon alike. However, it is also rather childish at this stage, crying for hours if nothing ever goes it's way. You'll often find Shória running down streets like a little girl, seemingly unaware of it's own future, and those who see a Shória feel a strange essence that feels like a demon touching them. It's not until Shória evolves into the middle sprite, Royvy, that it's villainous instincts start to awaken….or, at least, it tries to. Although it is a lot more princely and royal than before, every time Royvy tries to do an evil deed, it sees a vision of the future depicting the consequences of it's actions. However, should it try and stop it's own deeds from happening, another Pokémon will carry out the deed in it's place, seemingly imprinted by it's own actions. Despite this, Royvy is still a rather snobbish Pokémon, and demands attention and respect wherever it goes. Rovvy's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite, is called Privya, known as the "Most Heretical Queen" by some. Said to enimate an aura of Villainy around it that gathers other people to it's kingdom like a monarchly speech, Privya is normally a cruel empress that commands everything around it to do what it wants, but sometimes it is instead kind and compassionate. This is apparently because it is possessed by the spirit of a little girl who loved to play video games all day long, trying to prevent it's ultimate fate from occurring. Despite it's royal dress that resembles that of a medieval queen, Privya is surprisingly a very good fighter, capable of conjuring Villainous energy and condensing it into a flower shaped beam that can smash a citadel in a single strike. It apparently can see it's own future, and tries it's best to make it the best that it could. There's even a common belief that Privya is trying to avoid getting slain by it's own sister, supposedly the intended endings of the games that the girl that possessed it played, as if it was their ray of light.
NEONET'S RETURNING VERSION EXCLUSIVE POKÉMON, AS WELL AS A BONUS TWO-STAGE LINE (EACH RIGHTMOST SPRITE IS A NEW GIGANTAMAX FORM!)

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Sentret is a small Pokémon that's very cautious of it's surroundings, almost if it knows that danger will strike it at every turn. You'll often find it sitting on it's soft tail to get a better view of the land, scouting out the land so it knows what is within it. Should it spot an enemy, Sentret will scream loudly to warn the other Sentrets in it's burrow to hide until the danger has fully passed. They live in a form of society where one always keeps watch of the land while the others gather food or rest for a long day ahead of them. Sentret's evolved form is known as Furret, and in this form, it's tail basically extends to it's whole body, making it as slender as liquid itself. Able to fit through tight gaps where no other Pokémon can reach, this Pokémon has a slippery fur that's almost impossible to grasp, and it can run at speeds the equivalent of a jet engine in seconds, despite it's short legs. In night, Furret tucks in it's Sentret cubs to sleep before wrapping around them to warm them up. Apparently, Furret looks very cute when it walks around....
When exposed to the NEONET's Power Spot, Furret gains a new Gigantamax Form that makes it's body more slender than ever! Despite it's apparent fat size, Gigantamax Furret can slip through even microscopic surfaces, and thus some scientists often employ them to find invisible injuries in patients. By using it's G-Max Slim Scouter, Gigantamax Furret can run around it's opponents and squeeze them with enough force to send their heads flying like a rocket!

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Aipom is a monkey Pokémon those trademark feature is the arm-like appendage on it's tail. Using this hand, it can climb across trees and grasp objects with relative ease, basically serving as a fivth arm, though Aipom's own hands are quite clumsy, possibly due to overusing it's own tail. It's also quite the trickster as well, stealing belongings from other people, especially hats, and not returning them until they have been paid in food. Some ancient scriptures listed Aipom as a one-armed being, and people were often perplexed by it's appearance, thinking it was an emissary of their own hands as a sign that they should use them more often. By levelling up while knowing the move Double Hit, Aipom evolves into Ambipom, those hand tail splits into two for further mobility and accessibility. It holds hands with other people and Ambipom to show it's friendship, and it's personality is overall a lot more cheerful, with Ambipom often helping people get through rough times. However, because of it's bigger hands, Ambipom very rarely uses it's own limbs, with some people even saying that they have lost all functionality. It's said that the concept of maintaining the value of hands and making sure that they are not lost came from early people seeing Ambipom's own giant hands.
Ambipom is one of the returning Pokémon to get a new Gigantamax Form in the NEONET, and in this form, it's two tails seemingly combine into one massive hand that can perform any gesture imaginable. However, in reality, this hand is actually thousands of hands condensed into one, and when Gigantamax Ambipom is faced with danger, it will split the hand and unleash it's G-Max Asura Arm, bombarding it's opponents with a quadrillon punches per hour. Supposedly, the hand resembles that of the deity that invented hands itself.

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Said to be the official mascot of the Galar Region due to how adorable it looks, Wooloo is a sheep Pokémon with a curly fleece that is both bouncy and smooth, allowing it to survive huge falls without a problem. It can retract it's legs into this wool coat to roll around grasslands like it was a rolling boulder, and from a distance, a rolling or sleeping Wooloo resembles a cotton ball. Wooloo's wool also makes a fine insulator, and many popular fashion bontiques have their outfits made of Wooloo wool. Despite this, no-one has ever seen a shaved one: They apparently hide in the grass in shame if they ever lose their fluffy wool coat. Once Wooloo evolves into Dubwool, it loses a massive amount of the popularity it once had: In fact, some people in regions where Wooloo live don't even know what a Dubwool is. Not only has it lost the ability to roll into a ball, but it's wool isn't as smooth as a Wooloo's, being a rough texture that's designed for battle, though it is still rather springy. Some question why Dubwool evolved this way, as the horns that it gains are only used for attracting mates, and it had led to some people believing that Wooloo used to evolve into something different in the past, being cursed to evolve this way after one of them angered a wizard who wanted to be more softer than anyone else. Strangely, one vanishes every time a member of the U.B.O family enters a field.
Luckily, the Gigantamax Factor fixes many of Dubwool's flaws, though people claim that this was'nt what it's uncursed form looked like. Rather, it has other Dynamaxed Wooloo stick to itself to form a protective tank-like formation: Four Wooloos serve as Gigantamax Dubwool's wheels, while the rest serve as Bulletproof shields. It's main weapon is the G-Max Wool Rampage, where it fires out Wooloo from it's makeshift cannon, placed in between it's horns, with enough speed to destroy a skyscraper in a single shot.

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Buneary may look like an innocent Pokémon at first, but it's very spoilt toward anyone, even it's own trainer! This rabbit Pokémon always keeps one of it's ears curled up at all times: This not only serves as a limiter to it's excellent hearing, but it can also roll out at any time to serve as a deadly weapon. It's ears are also how it express it's emotions: if you see a Buneary with both of it's ears curled up, it is distressed, and if they are both extended, it is joyful. At night, it tucks itself into it's own fur to resemble a cream-colored bush. Once a Buneary has opened up it's heart to it's trainer and gets over it's spoilt personality, it will evolve into Lopunny, a rather charming Pokémon that's favored by many fashion artists due to how lustrous it looks. An extremely cautious Pokémon that hops away when it senses danger, the fur on it's ears regrows twice per year, and clothes made using them are always warm. Instead of it's ears, Lopunny uses it's long legs for combat, kicking it's opponents with enough force to smash a boulder in a single strike. It's also a very charming Pokémon as well: If you're not careful, Lopunny will use it's body to convince you into gathering food for it!
Upon Gigantamaxing, Lopunny's fur and legs extend down to the ground, resembling that of a beautiful model. Likewise, it acts like a total fashiontia in this form: Gigantamax Lopunny can often be seeing walking down straight roads as if they were a sidewalk, before showing off a beautiful pose that makes other people and Pokémon fall in love with it. It's trademark technique is the G-Max Fluffy Step, where Gigantamax Lopunny uses it's long legs to turn a clean place into a fluff filled paradise in a single kick.

Water --> Water
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Psyduck can be best described as a Pokémon that exists solely for comic relief. A common sight in rivers and ponds, despite not being a Psychic type at all, Psyduck exhibits great Psychic powers that can rival even fully evolved Pokémon, but Psyduck can't actually control them at all. Instead, it constantly has headaches all the time that make it unleash it's Psychic powers at the wrong time, and Psyduck can't even remember such events occuring afterwards. However, scientists have realized that this pattern is similar to how people dream, and thus people often employ them in researching the dreams of other people. Because of the constant headaches it has, Psyduck's personality is also kind of an oddity. It is often dimwitted and obvious when it is not showing it's Psychic powers, has no idea what it is doing most of the time, and in some cases it will even appear in place of a Pokémon that was supposed to be sent out. Fortunatley, once Psyduck's headaches start to fade away, it is a sign that it is about to evolve into Golduck. Now more capable of controlling it's Psychic powers, Golduck can fire out these powers out of the red gemstone on it's head, which serves as a way to judge those who defile it's home: Those who do are dragged away, never to be seen again. Golduck is also a very good swimmer, capable of outswimming even olympic swimmers, and people once mistook it as the Japanese Monster, Kappa. Because of these traits, some historians claim that Golduck is an ancestor of the Cappa line, which is also why it is still not a Psychic-type: It had managed to avoid extinction by swimming away from another that would dare to devour it.
Among all the new Gigantamax Forms introduced in the NEONET, Psyduck is the only Pokémon to get a new form that is unevolved. In this form, Gigantamax Psyduck can control it's headaches and give them to it's opponents instead through it's G-Max Headache, making them ironically act like Psyducks themselves. However, if it is not in a battle, Gigantamax Psyduck will just sit there concentrating it's mental powers. For some reason, it views Gigantamax Eevee as it's rival, possibly for robbing it of a way to access the real world to meet it's own partner again.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 40: A TALE OF ENDLESS EDUCATION
Once upon a time, the Folklore-type Pokémon of the OtherWorld emerged from the shadows to reveal themselves at last. Fifteen Folkore-type families will now show themselves to you, scattered across the OtherWorld's terrain, with the remaining non-Legendary families coming in the next wave. But the question is...how will they shape your story?

Folklore/Fire --> Folklore/Fire --> Folklore/Fire
The leftmost sprite that you see is known as Shibbity, a shoe Pokémon that's heats up anything that's below it. It has a liking for dancing, and Shibbity often joins other people in ballroom dances, even though it always leaves when it strikes 12 on the clock. A common belief is that bad people were often punishing by forcing them to wear this Pokémon and dance with it on until they burn to death. The crown on top of it's head serves as a heat insulator that powers it's flaming hair. It's evolved form is known as Tindown, which is the middlemost sprite. Now resembling a small girl, Tindown hops around on one foot, leaving behind burning glass in the process, which made some people think that it is a relative of the Glooster line. It has an immense love of fashion, always looking for dresses to put on, and it likes nothing more than to make sure that none of the clothes near it get damaged at all. The crimson slipper that it wears, said to be from a princess that danced with an elegant prince, serves as Tindown's main weapon in combat, being able to kick opponents with enough heat to melt a glacier in a single strike. Eventually, Tindown will evolve into it's final form known as Cinderela, an elegant princess Pokémon that consists of the two rightmost sprites. It is a Pokémon that can often be found in palaces and castles, trying to find a prince to dance with so it can have it's happily ever after. It's very kind and friendly to anyone that it trusts, but apparently it is a total crybaby towards it's own parents. Cinderela has two different forms to use: It's default form, the left Cinderela, is it's Princess Mode, where it wears an elegant dress that is incredibly warm to the touch: Feeling it is said to make you remember where your true love is instantly. However, if it is ever faced with danger, or if it has to protect it's loved ones, Cinderela will throw off it's dress and transform into it's Battle Mode, which is the rightmost Cinderela. Now having a serious personality and indomitable spirit, it's main weapon is the pair of glass slippers that it uses to press molten shards of glass into it's opponent, elegantly dodging it's opponent's attacks while it does so with it's much more streamlined body. It's said that Cinderela was able to reach this form by the hardships that it's partner has went through. Once the battle is over, Cinderela will find it's dress and put it back on: The dress becomes extremely superheated if it's anywhere other than on this Pokémon, to prevent other people from stealing it. Unlike a certain folk tale which serves as this Pokémon's inspiration, Cinderela's glass slippers are part of it's body, and cannot be taken off.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: Ballroom Fashion: This Pokémon enters play in Princess Mode, which also serves as it's out of battle mode. At the end of each turn, if one of Cinderela's stats is at +2 or more, it will throw off it's dress and enter Battle Mode until it switches out. In Battle Mode, it's Attack and Special Attack swap with it's Defence and Special Defence, and it becomes a lot faster.

Folklore/Ground --> Folklore/Ground --> Folklore/Ground
"Run, run, as fast as you can, you can't catch me, I'm the gingerbread man!" This is a line commonly uttered out by a Jinjah, the leftmost sprite that you see here. Said to be an ordinary gingerbread man brought to life via Folklore-based magic, Jinjah spends all day running in one direction straight forward, never looking back, in a vain attempt to avoid getting eaten. However, eating one is easier said than done, as Jinjah is made out a special crust that is like the earth itself: Apparently, the one who baked Jinjah wanted to make a gingerbread man that could never break no matter what. When Jinjah stops running, especially if it knows it'll be tricked by a hungry Jinari under the guise that it is trying to help it go over a river, it will evolve into the middle sprite, known as Krinjah. Now based off the Hakuzōsu, Krinjah is a very protective Pokémon that will try and protect it's fellow Jinjahs, and any Pokémon based off food in particular, from being consumed. To do this, it appears before people who have eaten a lot and will try to convince them into starving themselves, by making them assume that every food is a Pokémon, a precious soul lost to human teeth. However, since most food is inanimate, this rarely works out for the Krinjah. In battle, it slams it's paws into the ground to create a pillar of gingerbread to send enemies flying sky high. It's final evolved form is known as Hazoujah, which is the rightmost sprite. Now having the power to shapeshift into any gingerbread figure it wishes, Hazoujah appears before those who have taken a life, threatening them into becoming pacifists by reminding them of other tales. It can come back to life from being fully devoured, and will often scold those who try to kill it. Legend tells of a Hazoujah who appeared before a hunter who had hunted a lot of Ground-type Pokémon, convincing him to stop hunting in exchange for it's services. In battle, Hazoujah uses it's staff to make the opponent break apart piece by piece, as it forces the victim to chant "I'm quarter gone...I'm half gone...I'm three-quarters gone...I'm all gone!"

Folklore/Magic --> Folklore/Magic --> Folklore/Magic
A common sight in swamps rich in magic energy, Baba Baba is the Pokémon decipted to the left sprite shown above. It is a type of egg Pokémon that confuses those around by cackling maniacally, but because it can disguise itself as an egg at any time, it will often drive those who hear it insane. Attempts to crack Baba Baba open have always resulted in the person who tried it being afflicted by various magical curses, from turning into a Ferofero to being turned inside out! Eventually, however, Baba Baba will hatch, evolving into the middle sprite known as Baba Slaga. Emerging from what appears to be a strange cauldron, Baba Slaga gathers potion ingredients and uses them to make horrifying potions that it'll try on anything. It's trademark feature is the long nose that resembles a witch from a distance, and people often employed them to ward off invaders by making them think that their village is cursed. The medallion that Baba Slaga wears around it's neck is said to be an insulator to the Magic power that it possesses. It's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite, is known as Baba Thraga, truly a witch as many people would see! Riding atop a giant house, Baba Thraga casts spells by brushing the land with it's enchanted broom, which can affect areas from up to 50 miles away. Attempts to enter this house have all resulted in death: In fact, it's said that some people who try to enter become a part of the house itself! As Baba Thraga stomps it's away across swamps, it's medallion enchants the area with a horrifying curse that makes it's victims laugh like a witch for the rest of their lives, eventually being mistaken as one themselves.

Folklore/Rock --> Folklore/Rock --> Folklore/Rock
Based off the tale of the Awa Tanuki Gassen, Taw-Taw is a subspecies of the Fanuki line which is the leftmost sprite, consisting of two separate Tanuki Pokémon. Unlike most other Pokémon who appear as a duo, the two Pokémon that make up Taw-Taw never get along, always fighting each other in an attempt to become the best one there is. However, some people instead claim that they are fighting over the small shard of armor on the floor near them instead. Supposedly, they are doing this because one of them got jealous of the other running a successful shop, and tried to rank higher than them. Taw-Taw's evolved form is the middlemost sprite, known as the Tawnukis. Now with an armored chestplate each, the Tawnukis continue their battle with each other, and one can tell if the Tawnukis had been in an area by the presence of a massive amount of footprints. They often plot plans against each other during the day, and then execute them during the night, and it's quite common to see Tawnukis split into different factions based off the color of the armor that they are wearing. It is said that the only time the Tawnukis are ever friendly to each other is mere moments before they evolves into it's final stage, the rightmost sprite known as Tawugussen. The two Pokémon now having merged into one being, Tawugussen is a balance of strength and strategy: The bottom part's huge body blocks off blows, while the top half cleaves apart enemies with it's twin sabres, which can cut apart a mountain in a single strike. It's said that Tawugussen's existence is a sign of the spirits of the Tawnukis finally making up after their long battle, and some even say that Tawugussen's prescence in an area is a sign that the war there is about to end soon. Ironically, it does not get along well with Danewster, as it is apparently jealous that it has become a sober Pokémon!

Folklore/Dark --> Folklore/Dark --> Folklore/Dark
Based off the Kurozuka, Nindan is a type of Yakuza Pokémon that is never friendly to anyone but another Dark-type. It can often be found in massive gangs of up to a hundred individuals, and each Nindan has it's own role in committing crimes across it's home. Supposedly, it has a thing for young children, watching them grow up before tearing them apart and using their bones to decorate their hideouts. Nindan gangs are lead by their evolved form, the middle sprite known as Gokukur. You'll often find them in long streets, hiding in dumpsters and waiting for someone to come out, before leaping out and demanding their belongings in exchange of their life. Some people even employ them to help take out certain targets for them. There can be multiple Gokukur gangs across an area, and they will often fight against each other in supremency over who gets the most crimes out of their area. These gangs are further led by it's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite known as Yakozuka, and it is here that it's true Yakuza roots awaken! A type of hitman Pokémon that people employ to murder other people for them, Yakozuka is a ruthless Pokémon that forms massive gangs of Pokémon, often against their will, before commanding them to destroy other people's lives by robbing them of their belongings, murdering their loved ones, and then, for good measure, deface their homes! For some reason, Yakozuka often targets places where babies had just been born. This might be a leftover factor from the very first Yakozuka to exist, a grandma who drove herself insane after she unknowingly killed her own sister just to get the liver necessary to cure her of a disease.

Folklore/Time --> Folklore/Time
Based off Urashami Taro, Urtao is the leftmost sprite you see, and is basically a living fishing rod! Happily skipping alongside riverbanks, Urtao spends most of the day fishing for food, reeling it's catches in by spinning the knob above it's head. Apparently, it has a liking for Gommonia, and will catch them above any other fish: Some fish Pokémon often exploit this personality quirk to save their lives from Urtao, as once it hooks up a catch, it can never escape as the hook is made of a very sticky material that feels like fish scales. Urtao's evolved form is the right sprite, known as Shimafisha. Now having a sense of adventure, as well as a fishing rod arm, Shimafisha travels from town to town, and will often save other Water-type Pokémon from their fates by smashing their attackers in. The hook is made of a special material that draws victims in to their doom as if it was fishing bait. Apparently, it has no sense of time itself: Shimafisha has been sighted leaving a town, promising to be back soon to see it's mother, and then not return for another three hundred years. Some people even claim that this was the fisherman depicted in Otowaime's tale, though others claim that this title belonged to a different Pokémon, a Time/Water type from another region which had a fishing rod like Shimafisha, but also had a sturdy shell.

Folklore/Ice --> Folklore/Ice
Based off the idiom of the Hyakki Yagyō, Hyakkiver, the leftmost sprite, is a bunch of small Pokémon huddled together for warmth. Ironically for an Ice-type Pokémon, this Pokémon shivers in blizzards, and often marches across mountains and canyons to try and find warmth. If you ever catch a glimpse of a Hyakkiver marching down a lane, your heart will freeze in an instant, so people are advised to stay in their homes if they hear teeth clattering, which signals the arrival of a Hyakkiver. Hyakkiver evolves into Robagagyō, the right sprite, and in this form, it becomes a scientific genius bent on world domination! …Well, if it can just stay focused, that is. Robagagyō spends most of the time leading it's fellow Pokémon in marches that leave behind trails of flat ice behind them, which it intends to use to build it's own empire atop it. By it's side are three Pokémon made of snow known as "Swipe", "Snower", and "Melons", and not only do they help Robagagyō achieve it's plans by doing tasks for them, even if they are incompetent, but if you even feel their presence, you will turn into a snowman doomed to follow Robagagyō's commands forever. It can be warded off, however, by chanting the spell, "KA-TA-SHI-HA-YA, E-KA-SE-NI-KU-RI-NI, TA-ME-RU-SA-KE, TE-E-HI, A-SHI-E-HI, WA-RE-SHI-KO-NI-KE-RI"! And yes… Robagagyō does hate that Hedgitang!

Folklore/Psychic --> Folklore/Psychic --> Folklore/Psychic
Based off the tale of Kobutori Jiisan, Kouubb, the leftmost sprite that you see here, is a rather odd Pokémon that has a giant lump growing on the side of it's face. This is actually the source of it's psychic power, capable of ruining faces in seconds by increasing the size of their spots, but Kouubb is not keen on having it on, probably because it makes it a laughing stock from the other Psychic-type Pokémon, who are unaware of this factor. You'll often find it resting underneath treetops, apparently waiting for a Rolkai to come and take it's lump away, though no-one has ever seen a Kouubb without it's lump. Kouubb's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Kobulump, has two lumps by either side of it, but it's not as bothered as it's previous form. This is because Kobulump's personality has started to change to match that of the Rolkai it had been trying to wait for in it's previous stage. It often appears before people with spots, lumps, or bruises on their face, promising to take them away if they join it in a dance party. However, only people who can entertain Kobulump with their dancing will have their lumps gone: Otherwise, it will take the lump of a person it previously served, and slap it on the person instead. This is often the case for those who have seen a person get cured by Kobulump, and want to replicate their success. It's final evolved form is known as Kotomari, which serves as the rightmost sprite. In this form, it has lumps stacked on top of each other to form psychic arms, which it can use to modify any body it wishes with the help of the eyes on the top, which are said to serve as it's real eyes. Known as the "Body Tailor" by some, Kotomari appears before people and judges how well they can entertain it. If the Kotomari is pleased by the end of the person's performance, they will use their psychic powers to modify the person's body so that it is beautiful, absorbing all of their ugly parts such as spots onto the eye on it's chest for use in battle later. However, if it is not pleased, it will instead turn the person into the ugliest being in existence by putting lumps on top of it's lumps!

Folklore/Water --> Folklore/Water --> Folklore/Water
Based off Issun-Boshi, Bolmi is the leftmost sprite, and is an extremely tiny bowl Pokémon. It's so small, that it's around the size of a Joltik's leg, and even drops of water feel like oceans to it. Apparently, it was made by a ceramic worker who wanted to make a bowl that could hold any form of water imaginable, but the water-based spell that he enchanted the bowl with somehow made it shrink so much, that even if you stacked a thousand Bolmis into a box, it would not fill even a quarter of the box itself. Despite this, Bolmi is a determined Pokémon that tries it's best in battle, and it's Water-type attacks are still a forced to be reckoned with. Bolmi evolves into Isside, which serves as the middle sprite. Despite it now having a humanoid look and better control over it's water powers, Isside is still extremely small, about the size of a Cutiefly's wing. Having a brave heart with a personality that never gives up, Isside will often fight Pokémon that are far larger than it, carefully running up their weak points by riding tiny currents before striking them down with enough force to topple a tiny rock. Despite being extremely small, it can go through water currents without a problem, and it's swimming speed is said to outrun even a fully grown Golduck. It's affiliation with ceramics has faded away at this point, which made some people believe that Isside is a rather recent evolution. It's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Washo-Boshi, is the perfect example of "Size matters not!" Only being the size of a Gimmighoul Coin, Washo-Boshi rides a bowl that can ferry across oceans as fast as a jet ski, controlling the water around it to form a massive tidal wave, before piercing through the opponent's heart with it's sewing needle. It's said that most tidal waves are in fact a Washo-Boshi surfing across the oceans in search for food: Because it is so small, very few people actually see the Washo-Boshi inside of the wave itself. It is so small, that it can escape from being eaten, and some people employ them to help explore human insides to destroy viruses and tumors. A common myth claims that if you see a Washo-Boshi the size of a human, it is a sign that your eternal love has arrived.

Folklore/Electric --> Folklore/Electric --> Folklore/Electric
Based off the fable of The Crab and the Monkey, Sukanu, the leftmost sprite, is a crab Pokémon that's common in beaches and seashores. Despite it's looks, Sukanu's claws are filled with electrical energy that it gathers by brushing them together like sand, allowing it to use them to fry the Water-types around it to a crisp. Apparently, seeds that are planted with Sukanu's claws always end up growing into prosperous trees with brilliant harvests. The middlemost sprite, Yeidraw, is it's evolved form, and it's rather unique in that it appears to have a small monkey-like Pokémon emerging from it! This monkey, which is the main body of Yeidraw controls a broken Sukanu husk, absorbing it's leftover electricity and controlling the claws like puppet strings to help it reach berries that it can't normally get down. Supposedly, Yeidraw is doing this out of revenge of the Sukanu it killed, after it refused to share a berry that was said to grant eternal life. No-one has ever seen it without the husk that it controls: In fact, some people question if Yeidraw is actually an evolution of Sukanu. However, Yeidraw itself does evolve, into it's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Usukarr. The monkey now controlling a fully grown crab that is apparently the offspring of the Sukanu it killed earlier, Usukarr commands this crab to destroy anything it can't defeat by itself by crushing them within it's electrified claws, which can break apart a steel beam as if it was wrapping paper. For some reason, it likes to make friends with inanimate objects to get revenge on others, and it is able to use each object's trait to help it carry out it's revenge this way. Apparently, the crab part of Usukarr is only doing it's services for the monkey because it had done something it never did in it's previous forms: Actually sharing it's berries!

Folklore/Grass --> Folklore/Grass --> Folklore/Grass
Based off Kaguya Hime and the tale of the Bamboo Cutter, Bamerge is a small Pokémon said to have emerged from a shoot of bamboo that was chopped by an axe blessed with good will. It can't do much at this stage, hiding inside the bamboo shoot it was born in if it ever senses danger: If Bamerge ever falls out of it's bamboo shoot, it will perish rather quickly. Some bamboo eating Pokémon like Pandoo don't even notice that there is a Bamerge inside the bamboo shoot that it is eating. It's said that having one in your home will ensure that your house will prosper as long as it is there, as you'll soon find nuggets of gold inside of every bamboo shoot you chop down. Once Bamerge has gained enough confidence to leave the bamboo shoot it was born in, it will evolve into the middle sprite, known as Kalada. A lot more energetic and brave than it's previous form, Kalada can often be seen helping it's foster parents out with it's tasks, giggling like a little girl after doing them. It's main weapon in combat are the sharpened bamboo stalks that are made from the bamboo shoot it was born in, able to cleave an entire forest with a single strike. However, Kalada is a Pokémon that is completely uninterested in the concept of relationships: While it tolerates friendships and is in fact very friendly to other people and Pokémon, if you try to make a relationship with a Kalada, it will just send you on an impossible task on the promise that it'll accept if you complete it. However, many people aren't aware that the tasks that they are given are impossible until it is too late. Eventually, Kalada will evolve into it's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Yugahimia, a beautiful princess Pokémon that supposedly came from the moon itself. Loved by everyone due to it's elegant appearance, Yugahimia will defend it's friends by using it's now perfected bamboo blades, which are similar in construction to Gokemboo's own bamboo blades: Fittingly, it's most common noble is Gokemboo itself, though Yugahimia is just as uninterested in relationships as it is in it's previous form, mostly because of it's origin from the moon itself. Supposedly, people learnt the concept of immortality through Yugahimia departing for it's true home, and as it left, it produce a storm of bamboo flakes that made everyone in the world forget about their sadness and sorrow. Some people even claim that Yugahimia is the true form of the Ultra Beast known as Celesteela, having been warped this way due to it's exposure to the Ultra Wormhole on it's way back to the moon.

Folklore/Mythical --> Folklore/Mythical
Based off the Bunbuku Chagama, Teebuncha is the leftmost sprite that you see, and is said to hail from the same family tree as Tea-Phi and Taipot. Despite the fact that it lacks arms or legs, Teebuncha is a very athletic Pokémon, and can often be seen doing strange dances in front of audiences. Supposedly, tea poured out from a Teebuncha that has done an hour long dance is said to lift your worries away and scatter them amongst the winds. However, in battle, it steams itself with a temperature so hot, it can make metal melt like hot cheese. Teebuncha's evolved form is the right sprite, known as Chagbuku, and in this form, it becomes a shapeshifting Tanuki Pokémon: Because of this, scientists claim that it is the evolutionary link between the Tea-Phi and Fanuki families. It spends most of the day disguised as an ordinary tea-kettle, waiting for someone to purchase it at a price it finds just right. Then, Chagbuku will reveal it's true form, with the nozzle serving as an extendeble arm, and perform amazing tricks for it's owner, drawing in audiences from all over the world. It can do these tricks thanks to the umbrella that it holds which can serve as a tightrope stick, a parachute, and much more, which serves as the lid of the kettle in it's disguised form. It's said that as long as you have a Chagbuku with you, you will live a wealthy life, but if you ever sell it away, it will all come tumbling down in an instant.

Folklore/Normal --> Folklore/Normal --> Folklore/Normal
Strawig is the leftmost sprite that you can see above, and is a Pig Pokémon that hides itself in a bale of hay which it thinks serves as it's home. It has a very playful personality, always grunting to itself in a way that resembles an old folk song, and it never has to worry about anything in the world…well, that's what Strawig thinks. It's hay bale is a very poor means of defence, as it can be blown away or burnt very easily, and without this hay bale, Strawig is nothing more than a coward that runs at the slightest sense of danger. If you see two Strawigs huddled close to each other, it is a sign that it is about to evolve into the middle sprite, known as Woodig. This Pokémon consists of two pig Pokémon stacked on top of each other to form a combined force: The bottom pig controls a wooden frame that can go over any kind of terrain, while the top pig controls what's left of the hay bale, now a pair of extendible arms that can reach the length of a battleship in a single swing. The two pigs that make up Woodig can fight even if they are separated, though as they rely on each other for their most powerful attacks, they become much weaker. While it's still playful, Woodig is a lot more braver than it's previous form, though it's exoskeleton is still vulreable to being burnt or blown away: Some even say that Woodig only evolved to prevent itself from being eaten by it's predators. In order for Woodig to evolve into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Brickastrig, it must find a third Stawig and help it overcome it's shyness. Once it has done so, Brickastrig becomes an unstoppable three-minded killing machine that is powered by three little pigs! The bottom pig controls Brickastrig's straw legs, which can reform into any shape possible to get over any terrain, the middle pig controls it's wooden arms, which can form cages around it's enemies that can never be escaped from, and the top pig, which has no time to sing or dance because work and play don't mix, controls a chestplate made out of bricks that never separate no matter what, which hides an oven that can produce flames hot enough to melt even solid diamond in a single strike. When it is not in battle, Brickastrig's three little pigs rearrange the materials that make up it's armor into a house that supposedly represents the earliest form of construction.

Folklore/Flying --> Folklore/Flying --> Folklore/Flying
A tiny griffin Pokémon that has not yet learnt how to fly, Otiffo is the Pokémon that you see as the leftmost sprite, and has a rather curious interest in folklore tales. You'll often find it in libraries, trying to act like the characters decipted on the books, and thus some people employ Otiffo as a personality tester, letting them know how well they have written the characters in their stories. However, it has quite a cowardly personality, as it is too weak to face anything in this state other than another Otiffo. Luckily, that changes when Otiffo evolves into the middle sprite, known as Griffarim. Now capable of both flight and basic combat, Griffarim can be found atop mountain peaks, telling long tales about the events that have occurred around them, in an effort to prevent such events from being forgotten forever. Each Griffarim has a different tale to tell, and some people risk their lives to seek this Pokémon's tales, only to find themselves descending into insanity when it starts telling tales they already know: Griffarim's tales are intended for people of the future to hear. Sometimes, especially with it's poor hearing, Griffarim will misbelieve an event and put it's own spin on it instead, resulting in it talking about creatures and events that never even exist. It's final stage of evolution is known as Vogeliffon, the rightmost sprite that is a master storyteller! Said to be accompanied by a man made of iron who can make the answer to any question that it is asked a reality, Vogeliffon has a perfect memory, able to recall any historical event it has witnessed, and it can live for over a million years. People then spread Vogeliffon's teachings to their descendants, creating the concept of folklore itself: In fact, some people even mistook Vogeliffon as a Legendary Pokémon that made the Folklore-type itself, which could be true as Legendary Folklore-type Pokémon aren't actually that assiocated with the type itself. In battle, it flaps it's wings to create a powerful storm that makes it's victims believe that they are in the tales that Vogeliffon tells, often driving them to insanity in the process.

Folklore/Dragon --> Folklore/Dragon --> Folklore/Dragon
The leftmost sprite that you see here is known as Drakling, a tiny drake Pokémon that represents the truest form of the Dragon-type itself. It can often be found inside caves and grottoes, hoarding treasure that it has stolen from other people, and refusing to give them up without a fight. Although it is unable to fly, Drakling still possesses a powerful bite that is said to represent the pain of the ones that failed to slay it. Some people claim that Drakling had emerged from an ordinary lizard egg enchanted by a Grandroltrus's magic, as revenge for having it's magic spells be laughed upon by the population. The middle sprite, Drakkogon, serves as it's evolved form, and in this stage, Drakkogon becomes more of a hoarder than it was in it's previous form. Now capable of breathing fire that can make it's victims see it's worst failures, Drakkogon's scales are made of a special material that makes most swords bend upon trying to strike it: Only weapons that have been enchanted a pure heart can cut through them. It claims a whole mountain as it's own territory, and it's elemental powers depend on the mountain that it claims: Although some tales claim that the color of their scales also change to match this, only green-scaled Drakkogons have been found in the OtherWorld. It has even been sighted trying to evict other Dragon-type Pokémon from their homes so that it can claim it for themselves. Eventually, Drakkogon will evolve into it's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Drakorge, which is said to be the first creation of the Two Brothers, Golvhai and Silvhai. A ruthless dragon Pokémon that burns villages and countrysides just to prove it's power, Drakorge can often be seen kidnapping members of the royal family and holding them captive in their mountain homes, inspiring unlikely heroes to muster their courage to go on a journey to slay the Drakorge itself, which made some people believe that Drakorge invades a castle solely to inspire the people within it to use their potential for good. They possesses a body and breath so powerful, that it is usually impossible to slay one alone, and thus people often come together solely to slay a Drakorge because of this. It's said that Drakorge represents the pinnacle of storytelling itself, as many children's tales in the OtherWorld have a brave knight slaying a Drakorge to save a princess from the castle of an evil wizard.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 41: MY, SUCH GREAT LORE YOU HAVE!
The better to show you an endless tale, my friend....the remaining non-Legendary Folklore-type lines will be revealed in this wave, consisting of tales from all over the world that condense into one singular story that your team can follow. How are they related to the secrets of the OtherWorld, you may ask? You'll see once every Pokémon in this Expansion Pass has been revealed...and speaking of that, this wave also reveals more returning Pokémon for the NEONET, notably ones that take the page out of a certain Grass-type Pokémon's book when it comes to Gigantamaxing....
THE REMAINING NON-LEGENDARY FOLKLORE-TYPE LINES:

Folklore/Bug
Based off the fable of the Ant and the Grasshopper, Agrasp is a rather unique grasshopper Pokémon in that it's the third member of a trio those other members aren't even native to Oriva, not even through the Expansion Pass, though they still appear in a technical form in two Pokémon found later in this wave. On the topic of Agrasp, it's a referee Pokémon that can often be found watching races and determining who will win at the end. It also likes to walk down forests, and those that Agrasp pass by will be compelled to work all day rather than play, to ensure their own survival. It's said that Agrasp can jump the length of a skyscraper in a single bound, but no-one has ever seen it do so: In fact, it's very rarely seen doing anything other than those two activities, and some people believe that the fact that it is the only member of this trio to appear in Oriva is a contributor to this.

Folkore/Poison --> Folklore/Poison --> Folklore/Poison
Based off Tamamo-no-Mae, Narioto, the leftmost sprite seen above, is a rather odd Pokémon that releases poisonous gas wherever it goes. While it appears to resemble a bird, Narioto instead has the genes of a mammal, but the gas that it releases compels scientists think it is the latter, leading to chaos. It's said to only appear before those who prosper, which led some people to believe that Narioto was sent from the skies as a deity of revenge. It evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Konmae. A strange Pokémon that appears to be midway through the process of turning into a three-tailed Jinari, this Pokémon's gas can now compel people to cut off the limbs of other people solely to send it away. Each of Konmae's three tails is laced with a deadly poison that can make people breathe out toxic gas instead of air, suffocating them in seconds, and it's also said to make it's victims intentionally ruin their own lives as well. However, historians are unsure if Konmae was the leading cause to certain wars, as it has only been documented being found in the wild at the OtherWorld. Eventually, it will evolve into it's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as Tameninn, a malevolent fox emperor that commands other fox Pokémon to destroy prospering kingdoms. Capable of infusing it's victims with enough poison to make them bedridden for life, Tameninn's six tails each contain a different toxin that influences a different emotion, always going for what it's victim is weakest at. It can also transform into a gas cloud to enter kingdoms unseen, and this gas cloud is similar to the gas that Sesshake makes, indicating a connection between them. Despite this, however, Tameninn is very smart, and supposedly can answer any question asked to it.

Folklore/Steel --> Folklore/Steel --> Folklore/Steel
Based off the fable of The Sparrow with the Slit Tongue, Cusai, which is the leftmost sprite, is a sparrow Pokémon that's made of the legendary material known as Mythril, which can never be dented no matter what. It often appears before people those parents are full of greed, and if they feed the Cusai and keep it healthy, they will soon have their troubles fly away. Cusai is also said to be a symbol of friendship, and that it always overcomes the evil of greed and jealousy. Cusai evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Shisuzu, which has a set of sharp teeth, alongside a slit tongue. This tongue supposedly dawns from the first Shisuzu to exist, those tongue was cut by a ruthless mother who didn't want her husband to feed it. Unlike it's pre-evolution, if Shisuzu appears in your doorstep, it is a sign that your parents are abusive, no matter how long it might take, and you must do something fast before it's too late. Even though it is not a Flying-type, it can still fly despite it's heavy weight, mostly stemming from the harder Mythril on it's body that can deflect magical spells right back at their casters. Eventually, Shisuzu will evolve again into it's final stage of evolution, known as Mythrrarow. Now a fully capable flyer with a metallic coat that can deflect even planet-sized explosions away, Mythrrarow's main highlight is the basket on it's chest, which in turn contains two smaller baskets. The lighter one contains great fortune, but the heavier one contains all the sins it had suffered during it's lifetime. These two baskets serve as a test for anyone who finds them: If they take the lighter basket, they are full of grace, but if they take the heavier basket, they are full of greed. Since it is impossible to determine the contents of Mythrrarow's baskets until they are opened, many people have perished this way being consumed by it's own greed. Supposedly, Mythrrarow does not get along well with Hantage, indicating a connection between them.

Folklore/Ghost --> Folklore/Ghost --> Folklore/Ghost
Based off the play known as Yotsuya Kaidan, Kakklemm, which is the leftmost sprite shown here, is a lemon Pokémon that always emits a spiteful curse when anyone is near it. Despite being based off a lemon, it cannot actually produce acid at all, instead producing strange whispers in addition to this curse. Some people claim that Kakklemm is an emblem of jealousy itself, as it often appears before those whose loved ones have fallen in love with another person. When Kakklemm evolves into the middle sprite, known as Yotsito, the lemon shell cracks apart to reveal an evil spirit that is said to be an essence of the guilt caused by depression itself. Those that feel it's curse will be compelled to isolate themselves and avoid relationships at all costs, but it rarely does much on it's own, probably because Yotsito is the reincarnated spirit of a man who failed to marry anyone, his own guilt being his demise. The lemon shell is merely a husk at this stage, and scientists analysing the shell have found that it is completely unrelated to any fruit at all. It's final stage of evolution is known as Tōksuykai, which is the rightmost sprite shown here. Said to be the spirit of a crazed man who accidently killed his girlfriend in an effort to kill a man which had fallen for her, Tōksuykai can often be found near plays, similarly to Kohanji, indicating a connection between the two. When it raises it's hands, everyone near it will be forced to act out a deadly wedding where no-one survives to the end, their spirits then becoming Kakklems that join the Tōksuykai itself. For some reason, a figure that resembles a human child connects it's left arm to the body, apparently the baby that the man was expected should he have successfully married the woman he loved for all his life, and if you ever hear it crying, it is a sign that Tōksuykai is about to claim your soul!

Folklore/Fairy --> Folklore/Fairy --> Folklore/Fairy
The flying heart that you see on the leftmost sprite is known as Azee, a cute little fairy Pokémon that's common in fields full of flowers and singing. As it beats it's own heart, it produces a calming aroma that makes people want to befriend each other no matter their personality, and meeting a new friend is the highlight of an Azee's day. Apparently, this Pokémon can't be sad or argue with others, no matter how hard it tries, which made some people believe that Azee is the heart of a person that accepted purity itself. It's evolved form is the middle sprite known as Haizee, and in this form it resembles an actual heart to some extent. As it flies around, Haizee leaves behind fairy dust that promote love and friendship to those who catch them, and thus it's often employed as a form of therapist, being able to calm down any argument no matter what. In battle, it pumps out a different kind of dust that makes it's victims love themselves so much, that they tear their own organs out. However, this trait is rarely shown, as Haizee dislikes fighting and will flee if it cannot stop one. It's final evolved form is known as Rakirlo, which is the rightmost sprite, and in this form it becomes a fairy of friendship itself! It's actually a subspecies of Hayumi that spreads forth happiness through not just it's fairy dust, but also the beautiful songs that it sings, and when people who have witnessed Rakirlo feel their happiest, they release a strange heart-like essence resembling them, which Rakirlo then stores inside of it's bag. The heart wand that it wields not only serves as a microphone when it is singing, but also it's main weapon in combat, making their opponent's hearts literally fly out of their bodies. A common story in the OtherWorld tells a tale about how two girls who were the best of friends transform into a Rakirlo and a Hayumi every night at to help solve friendship problems in another world, supposedly the one that Rakirlo draws it's inspiration from!

Folklore/Fighting --> Folklore/Fighting --> Folklore/Fighting
Based off Kintaró, Littarō, the leftmost sprite, is supposedly a baby Pokémon that was orphaned at birth, being found in large mountains. Despite it's typing, it is completely defenceless without a trainer to command it, rarely getting any friends because it is so bossy to others. However, Littarō has a massive muscle mass in comparison to it's size, but most people can agree that Littarō is building up it's energy for it's evolution at this stage. Once it does so, it'll evolve into the middle sprite, which is called Jourtarō. It's true power now awoken, Jourtarō possesses an immense amount of strength, being able to lift Pokémon that are far heavier than it: In fact, some people have even seen it lift a Whumpback with only one finger. A friend to the forest Pokémon around it, it can supposedly speak their language, and even send them to get messages for it. It's main strategy in battle is to wrestle it's opponents and squeeze them so hard, all of their organs fly out like a cannon shot. Jourtarō then evolves again into Yukantarō, which is the rightmost sprite. It's strength multiples tenfold in this form, allowing Yukantarō to lift entire continents and throw them into space like it was a tennis ball. In it's left hand, Yukantarō wields a giant fish that weighs as much as an entire castle, while in it's right hand, it wields a hatchet that can always come back to Yukantarō even if it is thrown great distances. It has been seen helping out lumberjacks in lifting trees, and riding Bearisas at rocket speeds. Apparently, there has been a case where a Yukantarō threw a Scombtou so far into space, that it managed to hit the edge of the universe itself, and the resulting impact shaped a million galaxies.

Folklore/Sound --> Folklore/Sound --> Folklore/Sound
Nattergale, which is the leftmost sprite that you see above, is an artificial Pokémon made by an emperor to replicate the singing of a bird those songs could heal illnesses. Like Clatterkuri, it is operated by the wind-up key on it's back, which causes Nattergale to start singing it's tune. Like a music box, it's singing will gradually slow down as the wind-up key is wound down as well. Nattergale evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Tattergale. It was clearly not designed to evolve further, as Tattergale can not only sing songs other than the one it was programmed to do, but it also starts to show signs of sentience, especially in areas where the bird that Tattergale was built off has since moved back in. It's a sign that flattery cannot outclass reality no matter what, but Tattergale is unaware of this, trying it's best to sing better songs than the bird it was built off by winding up it's key on overdrive. There's even rumors that the song that this Pokémon sings can't even repair wounds anymore, being silent even when death is at an emperor's door. It's final evolved form is known as Autottergale, which is the rightmost sprite. Said to be the essence of jealousy itself, Autottergale sings songs that mesmerize anyone who hears them into loving it more than the bird that it was built off, though it still needs to be wound up first. To do this, Autottergale plays a strange humming sound that convinces people to wind it up to try and get their worries away, only to meet their demise when Autottergale controls their minds with it's song, forcing them to remain in a bedridden state for eternity. Supposedly, the only friend that Autottergale ever had was the emperor that built it, as he was at least kind enough to repair it when it broke down, and it is singing in memory of this emperor.

Folklore/Light --> Folklore/Light --> Folklore/Light
Based off Tsuru no Ongaeshi, Uglicrugli, which is the leftmost sprite, is indeed very ugly indeed, and it is quite stupid as well, constantly believing why no-one loves it. It's said that this is the case because they often lose their parents when they are born by drifting off the lakes they were born in, and you can sometimes find Uglicrugli with a Sokuquack family, thinking it's one of them. However, it is smart at one thing: Finding out why no-one loves it. Fortunatley, once Uglicrugli evolves into the middle sprite, known as Tswann, it finally becomes a beautiful waterfowl. Often found in lakes that are clean and rich in light, Tswann elegantly swims across, looking for peat moss to eat. It hates having it's feathers dirtied, and can be sighting cleaning even a single one for hours on end. Should it ever face danger, it will use it's light infused wings and it's long neck to chop it's opponents up into sawdust. Apparently, Tswann has also been sighted buying items from marketplaces. When Tswann evolves again into the rightmost sprite, Swakeigo, it becomes even more beautiful by using the DNA of Lucrong in it's evolution. A very cheerful Pokémon that loves ballet, influencing it into it's fighting style, Swakeigo loves nothing more than to show off it's beauty at everyone. However, it is also quite a prankster as well: Because it resembles a human, Swakeigo will often fall in love with a person and give them gifts, and it's said that if you see one doing this, you have love without sacrifice, as long as you don't blow it's cover. Supposedly, there's even been some sightings of Swakeigo turning into an actual swan and flying for the sunset, never to return.

Folklore/Shadow --> Folklore/Shadow --> Folklore/Shadow
Rand is the Pokémon that you see as the leftmost sprite, and it's a tiny turtle Pokémon that likes to take things slow and steady. Although it's slowness might make it a laughing stock by other Pokémon, it's steadiness means that people copying it's style will always get things right, but apparently it is completely unrelated to the Sploshi line. Like other turtle Pokémon, however, Rand's main weapon is it's own shell, capable of spinning it with enough power to rip apart an oil tanker in an instant. The middle sprite is it's evolved form that it reaches through max happiness, known as Arfrand, and it is a very unique Pokémon in that it is a convergent variant of a Fakemon from another region that cannot be found here, an Ice/Rock type known as Torfrand. While both Pokémon love to take it slow and steady like it's pre-evolution, Arfrand is more specialized in combat prowess, using it's razor sharp blades to read it's opponent's movements, before taking it steady to react to anything it's opponent might throw at them. It's shell is also an indestructible force, capable of absorbing even a bomb blast. You'll often find Arfrand relaxing underneath waterfalls, eager to accept any challenges that it might be requested to do. Unlike Torfrand, which is actually a single stage Pokémon, Arfrand is capable of using the OtherWorld's energy to evolve further, evolving into the rightmost sprite known as Slowofrand. Although it has become even more sluggish in this form, Slowofrand makes up for it with it's immense strength and indestructible shell, which can survive even the force of a black hole. However, it's not as wise as it's pre-evolved form, as Slowofrand is built for combat, not exploration. It's said that if you see a Slowofrand wander across a forest, it is a sign that you should take things steadily and not rush through, as there is a danger in there that will claim your life if you do so.

Folklore/Beast --> Folklore/Beast --> Folklore/Beast
Wuff, which is the leftmost sprite you see here, is a type of wolf Pokémon like Wogolia, preferring to hunt in forests and sunny climates. Hunting in packs of ten to fifteen, Wuff's teeth are undeveloped and can barely chomp apart flesh. Instead, Wuff attacks it's prey by blowing out a gust of wind that can topple straw structures, injuring the prey by tumbling them down, before finishing the job with a powerful tackle. These puffs of wind also serve as a way of communication, as a Wuff pack can easily find a lost member by searching for which direction the wind went in. For some reason, it views Strawig as it's main target. Wuff evolves into the middle sprite, known as Pruff, and it not only gains a set of sharp claws in this form, but it's wind breath becomes far stronger, capable of blowing over a wooden structure, or even a Woodig off it's legs. Pruffs lead packs of Wuffs in hunting for prey in warm climates, never appearing where there is cold air. For some reason, Pruff tends to head for structures that are poorly built, blowing them down before they can cause any damage, though some scientists believe that Pruff is doing this solely so no-one builds on it's home. It is a wanderer Pokémon, never having a single den to stay in and always being on the move. When a Pruff leaves it's own pack behind, it is a sign that it is about to evolve into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Bolvroostruff. Finally gaining a set of big sharp teeth, Bolvroostruff's gust of wind is now so powerful, it can reduce a castle that has taken a thousand years to build into unrecognizable rubble in seconds, and like Horyusutsuki, Bolvroostruff's presence once made people fear building itself, though unlike the Poison/Flying woodpecker, Bolvroostruff was not hunted down as it only has a large enough population to be considered dangerous in the OtherWorld. Strangely, it often targets structures made by other Pokémon, as if it wanted humanity to be the only one who can build buildings. Bolvroostruff's greatest weakness is that it announces it's blowing with a great announcement: "I'm gonna huff, I'm gonna puff, and I'm gonna blow your house in!". It views Brickastrig and Scarlihood as it's main rivals in the wild, but the two are blissfully unaware of this.

Folklore/Athlete --> Folklore/Athlete --> Folklore/Athlete
Are, (Pronounced AIR) is the leftmost sprite that you see above, and can be considered to be the opposite to Rand, being a very hasty Pokémon indeed. It has an awful showboating personality that always likes to rush ahead, claiming that it has time to do anything it wants, though because it is small and weak, it never takes part in combat. Unlike other rabbit Pokémon like Ushagi, Are does not make any burrows, instead preferring to live in tree stumps and long dirt roads. Much like Arfrand, Are's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Ahare that can be reached by maxing out it's happiness, is a convergent variant to a Fakemon that doesn't appear in Oriva. That Pokémon is a Fire/Fighting-type known as Thare, and both it and Ahare are very hasty Pokémon that never plan for anything, always coming up with the right ideas on the spot, but neither can seem to defeat a Torfrand or an Arfrand because of it's indestructible shell, often driving themselves insane in the process. However, while Thare is feisty because of it's fired up personality, Ahare instead is feisty because it thinks that it has no time to waste at all, getting mad if a process ever takes more than an hour to complete. In battle, Ahare uses it's athletic body to lay a massive stream of punches and kicks, before finishing off it's opponent by running straight through them. Thare is normally a single-stage Pokémon, but Ahare, like Arfrand, can absorb the energies of the OtherWorld to evolve further, evolving into the rightmost sprite known as Steadrare. Having apparently finally learnt about the concept of being slow and steady in this form, Steadrare formulates a plan by reading the movements of those around it, before using it's amazing speed to outrun it's opponents and bury them into the ground. It's also far less obnoxious than it's previous form, as it knows when things should be rushed, and when they should be taken with caution. It has even developed a way to finally get past Slowofrand's shell, by breaking it open with it's claws like a can opener. Despite this, you still might see Steadrare sometimes take a nap because it thinks it still has time to win.

Folklore/Wierd --> Folklore/Wierd --> Folklore/Wierd
Based off Kachi-kachi Yama, Kakochi, which is the leftmost sprite you see, is a rather strange Pokémon that resembles a bowl of mochi, and if you touch it, your whole body will become mochi as well. It has a hatred towards the Fanuki line, often spiking their brews with this mochi, which can cause unconsciousness if it is ever eaten, possibly as revenge from what it did to them in the past. Kakochi's presence can be noted by the crackling sound it makes that resembles fire, and people who heard mistakenly thought there was an actual fire, driving themselves insane trying to douse it. When Kakochi is ready to leave the bowl that it was born in, it evolves into Yamackle, the middlemost sprite. A most odd Pokémon that resembles a boat made of mud from a distance, it makes good friends with rabbit Pokémon such as Ushagi, often helping them in their deeds, and in the case of Lunochi, it will even help them make it's mochi. Sometimes, Yamackle will appear before devious people and offer them a ride across a river. However, once the person accepts the offer and gets on, Yamackle will dissolve in the water to get revenge, and since it is still made of it's strange mochi, the rider will also turn into mochi as well and perish. Yamackle's final evolved form is known as Manyestu, which is the rightmost sprite. Now carrying the dirt boat on it's back which it can use to get over even the most violent of currents, Manyestu is a seasoned general Pokémon that fights to avenge those who have been lost to devious Pokémon, using it's giant blade to cut apart it's foes: Those struck by it will be convinced to turn their body parts into a delicious dish, killing them in the process. It's severe hatred for the Fanuki line still remains, and it can often be seen challenging Danewster to a duel of tricks and strategy: Manyestu's blade can overcome even the effects of the move Stagger itself, and can cut open Danewster's barrel to force it into a massive disadvantage. Despite this, you might still sometimes see Manyestu helping other people make mochi that is supposedly delicious to anyone who eats them, even if they are cooked incorrectly.
SIGNATURE ATTACK: Crackling Blade: An 80 power Physical Folklore-type move that has Manyestu slice the target with it's giant blade. Not only does this move have a high critical hit ratio, it also ignores Stagger, doubling in power if it hits a Pokémon under it's effects, before dispelling them entirely.

Folklore/Job --> Folklore/Job
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Feefifo, a giant Pokémon about the size of a Whumpback that can be found in castles high atop the sky. It's very protective of the treasure that it has gathered or stole, though it also quite lazy, sleeping in on the job most of the time. However, Feefifo's strength should not be laughed at: If it catches you, while it's playful personality would make it want to use you as a bouncing ball, it can throw a stone at a hundred miles per hour. However, Feefifo should not considered a threat to most people as long as they stay quiet, and, if it is sleeping, do not wake it up. However, Feefifo's evolved form, the right sprite known as Kyojian, is a different story. Now the size of two Alolan Exeggutors stacked on top of each other, Kyojian is a guardsman Pokémon that, while not the brightest, is very strong and a lot more awake than it's previous form! It wields a giant stick of bread that can be used as a baseball bat in one hand, supposedly made out of the people it had grinded, and a beanstalk in the other which it can use to control others. It's said that Kyojian's dens hold the greatest treasures in history, and if you can get past a Kyojian and snag even the tiniest one, your life will prosper for all eternity. For some reason, a freshly evolved Kyojian often thinks that most of it's victims are a bunny rabbit named "George".

Folklore/Hero --> Folklore/Hero --> Folklore/Hero
Based off Momotarō, Meachy, which is the leftmost sprite that you see here, is a Peach Pokémon that was supposedly bestowed upon this world from the sky itself! A dormant energy lies within it, and Meachy spends most of the time gathering the energy needed to evolve, resting in one spot and absorbing sunlight. It prefers not to fight at all, as Meachy uses this same energy to unleash it's Hero-type attacks, though supposedly it will sometimes share it's energy with other Pokémon who would like to evolve. Meachy evolves into the middle sprite, known as Mutsugen, but behavior wise it's mostly the same as it's pre-evolution. Although it is friendly to families who have prospered, and has arms that can chop apart trees in a single strike, Mutsugen prefers to remain standing in one spot gathering energy, supposedly waiting for evil to arrive from the horizon. It is capable of moving, though it is clumsy as it is emerging from the peach shell that kept it safe in it's previous form, which it can also hide into as a form of defence. Supposedly, those who have seen a Mutsugen emerge from it's shell this way will feel the might of the Hero-type flow through their blood. Once Mutsugen finally gathers all the energy it needs, it will exit it's peach shell and evolve into the rightmost sprite known as Momozharo! Finally able to move around efficiently, and no longer worrying about having to spend it's energy, Momozharo travels across kingdoms, fighting against any Villain-type Pokémon that would dare to threaten them. Despite this, it has a code of honor, imprisoning any Pokémon that it defeats in a cage of peaches so that they can be rehabilitated for later. It also has a love for Pokémon evolution, often helping other Pokémon evolve to their next stage by acting as their own personal sensei, praising them when they do well. Legend tells of how a Momozharo recruited a Jingzon, a Mizseeque, and a Kartipavo, all capable of human speech, in liberating a kingdom of it's evil ruler, which is a common folk tale in the Oriva Region.

Folkore/Villain --> Folkore/Villain --> Folklore/Villain
Based off Uriko-hime¸Blackess is the leftmost sprite that you see above, and is a melon Pokémon that has a rather odd love for gothic clothing. Said to have dropped from a tree rich in spiderweb and drifted to a house from a river, Blackess spends most of the time waiting for a moment to strike it's enemies with Villainous energy, though it can sometimes be seen resting on a bowl and pretending to be an actual fruit. It tastes rather fowl, and those who do take a bite out of it will be compelled to gamble their life away, which made some people believe that it is related to Jackpot. It's skin feels like smooth silk, and clothes made with them always exhibit an aura of pure darkness. Blackess's evolved form is the middle sprite, which is known as Gothime. A strange teddy bear Pokémon that carries around an umbrella to protect it from the rain, Gothime is supposedly the reincarnation of a girl that was killed by a monster who seamlessly took her place, all because she ignored her mother's order to not open a door. It's favored by female collectors for it's rather smooth texture, though caution must taken not to hug it or steal it's umbrella, as that will cause the Gothime to tear your face off and replace it with a horrifying pattern that seems to resemble a dice. Supposedly, it is great at weaving clothes together, and some fashionistas employ them to make brilliant constumes, though they always seem to turn out black in the end. Gothime's final evolved form is the rightmost sprite, which is known as Celesuriko. It now behaves just like a fine class gothic girl, often being seen drinking tea and getting other people to get what it wants. Celesuriko is never seen without the doll that it carries around or it's umbrella, both of which are used in battle to plunge the battlefield into a gothic garden that Celesuriko feels at home with. Apparently, it has a love for not just gothic clothes and tailoring, but also gambling, and it never seems to lose any game that it is challenged to. It's lifelong dream seems to be to gather a horde of butlers, before employing them to serve it's needs in a castle for the rest of it's life.
MORE RETURNING POKÉMON NATIVE TO THE NEONET: EACH RIGHTMOST SPRITE IS A NEW GIGANTAMAX FORM!

Bug/Flying --> Bug/Steel OR Bug/Rock
Scyther is a mantis Pokémon just like the Manteach line, that possesses ninja-like reflexes that it uses to jump from one tree to another. It's razor sharp scythes can cut apart a tree in a single strike, and they never seem to dull at all, with Scyther sharpening them during battle by cleaving it's opponents in two using them. It can move so fast, that most people merely see it as a green blur, and if sprints in patches of tall grass, it can never be seen at all, allowing it to sneak up on both it's prey and it's predators without them realizing it until it is too late. Scyther's presence in an area can be noted by the huge amount of fallen trees in that area, and they train each other from birth to use these scythes in order to cut up to a hundred trees per day. Scyther has two different evolutions, but uniquely among all other Pokémon, it does not become any stronger this way, instead serving as a one-way change of it's battle style, which made some people believe that Scyther's evolutions used to be classed as the same species as Scyther itself! By being traded while holding a Metal Coat, Scyther evolves into Scizor, which trades in it's ability of flight and some of it's speed in exchange of a crimson alloy that reminds people of samurais. It's scythes are now claws that can break apart solid steel in a single grip, and they can also be used to intimidate opponents by making them think they are the heads of a dragon. Scizor has a much more merciless personality than Scyther, beating up it's opponents even when it's defeated, and it throws it's punches with such speed, it's wings need to cool it down during battle itself. Scizor is very popular with experienced trainers due to it's cool appearance and it's balance between power, armor, and speed, and, appropriately enough, it views Phynosca as it's rival in the wild. On the other hand, a Scyther that is exposed to Black Augurite, a volcanic material that used to be common in the Hisui Region but is now rare due to most of it being lost to greedy landlords who converted it into oil, will evolve into Kleavor. A very ruthless Pokémon that cuts apart friend and foe alike with the giant stone axes on it's arms, Kleavor is focused on offensive power, fighting just like a barbarian of the ancient times would. It has even been sighted cleaving down a massive tree the size of a skyscraper in a single strike of it's axe, and if you see a wild Kleavor, one's only defence is to flee. However, because of the loss of the Black Augurite, Kleavor is a critically endangered species in the present day, struggling to adapt to the modern era, especially with Scizor, indicating that Kleavor was the original evolution of Scyther. However, the NEONET's virtual world has no problem producing Black Augurite to evolve Scyther into Kleavor, and many of the Kleavor of the present day are ones that are from the NEONET itself!
Very uniquely amongst all the other Pokémon, Scyther, Scizor, and Kleavor all have the same Gigantamax Form, though each one has a different fighting style and a different weapon on it's body, which can be used to identify it. Gigantamax Scyther fights using it's wings as if they were swords, cleaving apart opponents with it's G-Max Scythe Saber. Gigantamax Scizor fights by clobbering opponents with it's claws, using it's G-Max Iron Crushtacian to smash it's foes with enough force to break apart bones as if they were sawdust. Finally, Gigantamax Kleavor fights by converting it's arms into massive axes that can convert a field into a barren wasteland with it's G-Max Timeless Cleave. It's said that if you see Gigantamax Scyther, Gigantamax Scizor, and Gigantamax Kleavor side by side, it is a sign that the warriors around it are the best at their field.

Fire --> Fire (The Alolan Form is instead Ice --> Ice/Fairy)
When a Vulpix is born, it starts it's life with just a single snow white tail. However, as it grows it, this tail splits into six gorgeous crimson tails, which serve as the source of it's Fire-type attacks. Commonly found in areas rich in oriental culture, Vulpix dislikes fighting, and will feign injury to dissuade it's opponents into attacking it. It can manipulate balls of fire to help catch small Pokémon, and some people think that these balls of fire are the lost souls of people who have lost their lives to fire, though Vulpix is blissfully unaware of this. It's also very popular among fashiontias due it's lustrous coat of fur that is always warm to the touch. By using a Fire Stone, Vulpix evolves into Ninetales, which, fittingly enough, has nine tails, each containing a different thousand year curse within them that Ninetales inflicts on anyone who dares to pull them. Said to be the reincarnation of a nine wizards whose lives were wrongfully claimed by a fire caused by Minillion itself, Ninetales is a very intelligent Pokémon that can often be found atop mountains, capable of living for a thousand years. It can remember anyone that it has cursed in it's life no matter how old they are, or even what form they are in, and it can know everything about that person or Pokémon simply by controlling the flames around it. Both the gaze from this Pokémon's red eyes and the flames that it harnesses can control minds, which leaves it's victims helpless to Ninetale's eternal flames. There's a common belief that Ninetales is the ancestor to Okamyubi due to their similar appearances.
In the Alola Region, exposure to the cold winds of Mount Lanakila has snuffed out Vulpix's flames, instead giving it a control over ice. If it is threatened, Alolan Vulpix will breathe out enough snow to freeze it's victims in a prison of ice instantly, before fleeing, having a much shyer personality than regular Vulpix. Before it was revealled to be a regional form, the people of Alola's past referred Alolan Vulpix as a seperate Pokémon known as "Keokeo", and showered them in gifts of snow to help it keep warm. Alolan Vulpix evolves into Alolan Ninetales using an Ice Stone, and compared to the regular Ninetales, Alolan Ninetales is a lot more calmer, and, most importantly, does not have any curses within it's tail. Instead, it serves as a guardian of the mountains that it lives in, helping travellers who are lost in them find a way out (Though some Rotom Pokédexes, especially ones controlled by crafty Rotoms, think that it is because they want them to hurry up and leave) and freezing those that oppose it in a massive blizzard that feels like an aurora touching your soul. People once referred Alolan Ninetales as a deity of snow, and they often blessed it with gifts to help them get through the winter season. The NEONET has both variants of Vulpix in the wild, though they are never seen together.
However, only the regular Ninetales is capable of Gigantamaxing using the NEONET's power spot, and in this form, all of it's tails merge into one huge tail which has all the curses they have combined into one massive curse. By using it's G-Max Infernal Torment, Gigantamax Ninetales will inflict anyone who dares to make a mockery out the world with enough curses to make their heads explode in a massive firestorm in an instant, and some people believed that it came from the sun itself, to bless those that it trusts with a burning soul.

Psychic/Fairy --> Psychic/Fairy --> Psychic/Fairy OR Psychic/Fighting
Ralts is a very shy Pokémon those trademark feature is the red horns on the top of it's head, which can read a person's emotion merely by looking at them. If it senses happiness, it will make friends with that person, but if it senses hostility, it will teleport away instantly. Ralts lacks a personality to begin with asides from it's shyness, taking on the emotions that it feels instead, and it will tolerate living with anyone at any age. Ralts evolves into Kirlia, which a lot more energetic than it's previous form. You'll often find Kirlia cheerfully dancing around from the happy emotions of it's trainer, and it is rather intelligent despite it's small size, capable of remembering complex mathematical equations for weeks on end. It is also capable of seeing the future, and will try it's best to make sure that it's trainer will survive within it. In battle Kirlia distorts the area around it to create illusions that are almost realistic. In the Oriva Region, Kirlia's evolution is determined by what gender it is when it reaches level 30, which contrasts with the Kirlias from other regions. Female Kirlia will evolve into Gardevoir, (In Oriva, Male Gardevoir must be caught in the wild or transferred) a beautiful maiden Pokémon those lustrous dress is like an elegant princess. Capable of seeing the future of any person it desires, Gardevoir has...uh, quite a powerful bond with it's trainer, and has even been seen falling in love with them, especially if they have raised it since it was a Ralts. It will do anything to protect it's beloved trainer, even if it meant sacrificing it's own life by creating a black hole that is said to lead to a dimension inhabitated solely by Pokémon. It can even survive in outer space, as it does not feel the pull of gravity, and it's said that Gardevoir represents sacrifice itself. On the other hand, a Male Kirlia will evolve into Gallade, (Most notably doing so without the need of a Dawn Stone, which is required to evolve Kirlia into Gallade in other regions) which can extend it's arms into psychic blades that can cleave apart solid diamond in a single strike. It is a self taught honorable warrior that will protect both the people it loves and other Gardevoir, fighting with an indominitable will that never gives up, though like Gardevoir, Gallade prefers to protect it's trainer the most. Although it has lost the ability to predict the future in this form, Gallade makes up for it for being capable of reading the opponent's movements and adapting to them accordingly. It is not to common for modern storywriters to write tales where a Gardevoir and a Gallade fall for each other, even if they used to be human!
Both Gardevoir and Gallade share the same Gigantamax Form in the NEONET, supposedly a leftover from when the two were once the same species. Said to represent bonds themselves, each form has a different way of fighting for it's trainer, which it now dedicates it's life towards. Gigantamax Gardevoir uses it's hands to produce a G-Max Juliet Space, a giant black hole that can consume reality itself, while Gigantamax Gallade detaches the wings on it's back to use as powerful blades, cleaving it's opponents apart with it's G-Max Romeo Claymore. Supposedly, this Gigantamax Form served as the basis of the design of Iron Valiant, though most people are skeptical on whether that is true.

Fighting --> Fighting/Steel
Riolu is a hard working Pokémon that has the ability to sense the emotions of others by reading the radio waves around it. Those who have a pure heart will be trusted by Riolu, but those with a wicked heart will be ruthlessly beaten by it's physical blows: Despite it's small size, Riolu is actually a very experienced fighter due to the constant training that it undergoes. Some people have even seen Riolu take down a Legendary Pokémon effortlessly, though it can only do this if it can fully focus, such as if it has constantly felt positive emotions for weeks. Once Riolu's happiness is maxed out during the day, it will evolve into Lucario, said by many to be the most experienced Fighting-type Pokémon in existence. It possesses a power known as "Aura", which allows it to read the thoughts, movements, and emotions of people and Pokémon from half a mile away, and Lucario uses this aura to amplify it's own attacks or launch them as powerful projectiles. It can also use this aura to see through walls and locate invisible enemies, so there is no escape from Lucario's tactics! Lucario is extremely loyal to it's trainer, and will do anything their owner desires at all costs. It's said that Lucario can be seen protecting massive sources of aura, usually massive trees, with the help of a human that it has shared it's aura with, and those who are gifted this aura are destined to have a brilliant life ahead of them. In fact, one Lucario in particular, a spirit that protected a tree that witnessed the beginning itself, was supposedly mistaken as a Legendary Pokémon.
While most Pokémon with a Gigantamax form can control their massive boosts in power due to both their trainer's assistance and their affiliation with the Dynamax Phenomeon itself, Gigantamax Lucario is a different story. Overwhelmed by the massive amount of aura that the Power Spot brings, Gigantamax Lucario becomes a savage beast that runs on all fours, firing aura blasts at friend and foe alike without a care of anything in the world. Using it's G-Max Aura Howitzer, it can fire a massive blast of aura that can pulverize a castle into dust in seconds. However, deep down, Lucario's own mind remains in Gigantamax Lucario's, constantly feeling the pain of those that it is attacking against it's own will, and wanting to change back as soon as possible, though once it does so, Lucario will have no memory of what it did as Gigantamax Lucario.

Water --> Water/Flying
The very Pokémon that Carpmen is based off, Magikarp is said by many people to be the weakest Pokémon in the whole world. Only capable of splashing about outside of the oceans that it calls as home, which it can live in no matter how polluted it is, some people question why Magikarp even evolved to begin with, as it is completely incapable of defending itself. A trained Magikarp can use it's Splash to jump over a mountain, and Magikarp Jumping, where two trainers put their Magikarp against each other to see who can jump the highest, is a very popular sport in some regions, but other than that is is completely worthless in both power and speed, making it worthy of it's title of the most weak and pathetic Pokémon in the world. Some people will even sell their Magikarp away by making the customer think that it is a powerful Pokémon, or even disguising it as another Pokémon entirely! However, researchers believed that this Pokémon was a lot stronger in the past, probably because of it's still strong evolution, known as Gyarados, Shanxyu's eternal rival! Gyarados is a Pokémon that is driven by it's own rage, appearing before towns and flattening them to the ground with massive ocean storms. It will go on a rampage at the slightest provocation, and it will not stop until everything around it is destroyed: Some people even claim that it can rampage for up to a thousand years. Gyarados, referred as a deity of destruction because of this, is said to only appear in areas where violence is an all time high, however. It's a very popular Pokémon among experienced trainers who can control it's rage, but most people aren't aware that Magikarp can even evolve, often kicking it away without realizing it's true potential: Apparently, only a Gyarados that has been treated well during it's time as a Magikarp will be friendly to it's trainer.
However, under the Gigantamax Factor, Gyarados becomes a living threat to existence itself, tearing it apart every time it rampages across the world. Armed with a second mouth that can fire a massive torrent of water and keep the original mouth free to act, Gigantamax Gyarados is constantly under a rampaging state, using it's G-Max Rage Storm to flatten cities into unrecognizable oceans in seconds. It's said that there once existed a planet filled with sentient life like ours, which was rich in violence: However, when a Gigantamax Gyarados visited the planet, it took only 108 seconds for the planet to become a barren volcanic wasteland just resembled the Moon.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 42: FORBIDDEN PREHISTORY
The past becomes alive! The Extinct-type was thought to have been gone forever for centuries, until they were rediscovered in the OtherWorld, which appeared to be used as a sanctuary for them by it's king, who wanted to make sure that nothing is forgotten forever. In this wave, fifteen Extinct-type families will be shown as the fauna that the king had managed to rescue: The other fifteen non-Legendary lines will come in the next wave!

Extinct/Fire --> Extinct/Fire --> Extinct/Fire
The leftmost sprite that you see is known as Tirano, a type of Tyrannosaurus Pokémon just like the Hatchil line. It can often be found in volcanic areas, having become extinct in the past when they cooled down, and it possesses a set of burning fangs that can melt even solid steel. Tirano was an aggressive Pokémon that challenged Pokémon far bigger than itself, which made some scientists believe that Tirano is constantly in a state of rage, and it cannot become happy even if it mustered all of the willpower in the world to do so. Tirano evolves into the middle sprite, known as Blazrynno, and it becomes a far better hunter in this stage. It will trap it's prey in a ring of fire, before unleashing a deadly roar that will make most organs catch on fire. Blazrynno makes it's nest atop huge volcanoes, and it's said that if it ever emerges from one, it is a sign that it is about to erupt. Supposedly, it's own skin is made of solid volcanic ash that fell from a recently erupted volcano. By being exposed to a Fire Stone, Blazrynno evolves into the rightmost sprite, known as Kurorex, which is Tyrannomidia's rival in the wild. Now with a rage so massive that others are driven to madness merely by being near it, Kurorex is a massive predator that no other Pokémon could willingly compete against. It's jaws are so strong that they can snap a sheet of diamond in two, and it can swing it's tail to form a firestorm that never goes out. Kurorex can also unleash a roar that makes nearby volcanoes erupt, covering everything around it in volcanic ash. While most Pokémon would think that this would be a very cruel move, Kurorex just thinks that it improves the flavour of it's prey. Some say that even it's own heart is a dormant volcano, which erupts upon it's death.

Extinct/Ground --> Extinct/Ground --> Extinct/Ground
Saiface is the Triceratops Pokémon that you see on the leftmost sprite. It's a very calm grazer Pokémon with a face made of earth, that only attacks if it really has to. You'll often find them butt heads with each other to sharpen the horns on the heads, which ancient people used as tools once they had fallen off. Some scientists claim that this is why Saiface went extinct, though others think that it was simply too dumb to live more than a few months. Saiface's evolved form is known as Fangrugnit, which is the middle sprite seen above. Named after the grunt it makes when it's happy, Fangrugnit's three horns can pierce through solid steel, and if they ever get stuck, Fangrugnit will willingly snap them off with all of it's might. This is because of it's ivory based skeleton, which can regrow at will even if it is reduced to dust, though it can take years for a bone to regrow back to it's normal size. Thus, a Fangrugnit with long horns is a well aged, cared for Fangrugnit. While it's still a peaceful grazer, it is extremely sensitive to danger, attacking at the slightest sense of it. Finally, it will evolve into the rightmost sprite, known as Tricerahón. Now with a fully grown tri-horned frill, Tricerahón is protective of it's young and of it's herd, charging towards anything that it sees as a threat. When it hits an object, it will create an earthquake so powerful, that the resulting landscape is unrecognizable from what it was beforehand. It can also detach the spikes on it's frill at will to serve as a set of traps, to deter predators from trying to eat it. It's said that Tricerahón is the shield to Kurorex's sword, and when the two meet, the resulting battle is watched by every Tricerahón there is.

Extinct/Magic --> Extinct/Magic --> Extinct/Magic
Based off the Irish Elk, Magelk is the leftmost sprite seen above, and is a magical deer Pokémon that's common in forests and areas rich in magic. However, it has not yet mastered it's own magical powers, and thus Magelk tends to flee from combat at the first available opportunity, making it a very rare sight to see before it became extinct. It is mostly a solitary Pokémon, and the only time a group of Magelks can be seen is during the breeding season. It's said to be a descendant of not just all the other deer Pokémon that there is, but also a large majority of the Magic-type Pokémon in the world. Magelk's evolved form is the middle sprite known as Dercane, and in this form, it becomes a lot less shy. It's now grown antlers store in magical energy from the most hidden places in the world, which Dercane then unleashes towards it's predators as a massive arcane storm. These antlers also serve as a way to insulate magical energy for later use. Because of this, people hunted them to use these antlers to make magical wands, which led to Dercane's extinction. This in turn made people realize that they should'nt be using other Pokémon's body parts for their own personal gain, as not long after Dercane became extinct, people stopped hunting Pokémon for food or tools, possibly as a final spell from the Dercane itself. It's final evolved form, which it can reach by being exposed to a Moon Stone, is known as Morogáth, which is the rightmost sprite. Said to appear before travellers who are lost in massive forests to teleport them out with it's spells, Morogáth's enchanted horns are rich in magical energy, affecting the world around it many different ways. On the centre of it's body is a crystal ball that can project the future of anyone who gazes into them, and thus this Pokémon does not get along well with Prediztor. Some people have even seen it take the form of a young druid who only reveals her true form to the most pure hearted of people, but it apparently does not appear in areas where Pokémon have been hunted by humans.

Extinct/Rock --> Extinct/Rock --> Extinct/Rock
Stegzi, the leftmost sprite shown above, is a Stegosaurus Pokémon that, just like Saiface, is a peaceful grazer that only fights if it really has to. On it's back is a set of plates that are made of out of sun baked rocks, which help protect Stegzi from aerial attacks, and because of this, despite it's small size, Stegzi has very few predators. It has been witnessed eating rocks to help it digest food, and before it became extinct, it was even seen trying to eat massive rocks far bigger than itself. Once Stegzi has gained enough experience, it will evolve into Stegaplat, which serves as the middle sprite shown above. Around the size of a tiny car, Stegaplat's plates are now as tough as diamonds, and it not only uses them to protect itself from predators, but also as a weapon against those who try to disturb it's herd, capable of cutting through diamonds with them. Supposedly, it only appears in areas that are so dry, that the ground is cracked, and thus some Pokémon used them as a way to see if a drought had occurred in the area before. It's small mouth only allows it to eat tiny berries and the rocks that it tries to consume, though ones that are rich in Rock-type energy are it's favorites. Stegaplat's final evolved form is known as Stegoyana, which is the rightmost sprite shown above. It's plates are now so sharp, that skin cuts instantly upon touching it, and they are said to be made from the surface of an entire mountain range. Stegoyana can be found in large herds of ten to thirty individuals, and if any of them are threatened, they will form a defensive phalanx formation and point their sails upwards, preventing anyone from dropping into them. It also has quite a huge appetite: A single Stegoyana can consume an entire mountain's worth of rocks in an entire day and yet still be hungry!

Extinct/Dark --> Extinct/Dark
Based off the Shenzhousaurus, Shallaby, which is the leftmost sprite you see above, is a small predator Pokémon that hunts in packs of fifty to a hundred individuals, each one having it's own role in taking out it's prey. Shallaby is a rather devious Pokémon, not caring the slightest if it's prey is spoiled or if it it'll distress it's family trying to hunt it, only caring about the hunt itself. When it is threatened, Shallaby will play dead to deter other predators from attacking it, and the disguise is so good, that it can remain in this state for months on end. Shallaby packs are led by their evolved form, the right sprite known as Shenzhoak. Capable of running across the night sky itself, Shenzhoak is a ruthless Pokémon that loves to separate baby Pokémon from their families and slowly consuming them so it can watch them scream. These screams then power a special organ within the Shenzhoak which powers up the capability of it's Dark-type attacks, and at full power, a dark shroud surrounds it which makes it impossible to see. Despite this, some scientists think that Shenzhoak used to be a friendly herbivore in the past, having only turned to the dark side after seeing it's own parents be whisked away by a predator far larger than it.

Extinct/Time --> Extinct/Time --> Extinct/Time
Giganty, an ancestor to the Oradish line which is the leftmost sprite, is a Gigantopithecus Pokémon that consists of two separate Pokémon working as one: A small mouse-like figure known as the Rider, and Giganty itself, the ape-like figure. However, at this stage, Giganty is nothing more than the equivalent of a newborn monkey, and is completely defenceless. Some scientists claim that this is how it became extinct, as the Rider does very little to protect itself than flee, usually leaving Giganty by itself. As such, it has become a living mystery, as no-one is certain what it's evolved forms do in the wild. The first of these evolutions is the middle sprite, known as Ongigant, a two-toned force that consists of the Rider riding atop Ongigant's head. By pulling on it's hair, Ongigant can be commanded to perform moves by the Rider, and in return, it helps find fruits for the Rider to eat. Because this Pokémon has never been documented being in the past, no-one is sure why the two fight together, but some scientists claim that, looking at Ongigant's body, it is the perfect home for the Rider, but others claim that Ongigant is merely a puppet for the Rider, as it rarely moves if it ever loses it. It's final evolved form is the rightmost sprite, known as Tyrantopithecus, and in this form, the Rider commands a massive ape Pokémon that can lift trees like they were nothing. Riding atop what appears to be a seat, the Rider never falls off Tyrantopithecus's rough fur, which can help it survive in any environment, and it's fists are rich in a special time-based energy that makes anyone hit by them act like a monkey for the rest of their lives. But, no-one's certain, as no-one has ever recorded an appearance of one in the past, not even as a fossil. Thus, some people think that it came from the future, possibly to defend the jungles, but whoever transported Tyrantopithecus to the past made an error and transported the wrong form, leading to it's extinction.

Extinct/Ice --> Extinct/Ice --> Extinct/Ice
Sabrrr, the leftmost sprite, is a sabre tooth tiger Pokémon that lived around the same time as when Mamuras first evolved at. It's fangs not having developed yet, Sabrrr instead wards off predators by emitting a prr-like sound that sounds like chattering teeth, that makes the area around it a lot colder than usual. It can also use the icicle on it's tail as a deadly weapon, and it never seems to melt even in high temperatures. Some people even think that Sabrrr is a Pokémon that came from glaciers themselves, to deal with the high amount of herbivores in cold climates. Once Sabrrr evolves into Korkiba, which is the middle sprite, it's icy fangs finally grown in, and it starts to hunt down Mamuras in packs of ten to twenty five individuals. These fangs are so cold, that a single bite can freeze it's victim for all eternity, before Korkiba uses the icy surface to sharpen them. It makes it's den by burrowing holes in snowy mountains with it's front paws, and each Korkiba in a pack helps keep it maintained by decorating it in frozen Pokémon that it cannot consume. It's blue coloration also helps it camouflage in snowstorms, and thus no-one can see it coming until it is too late. By using an Ice Stonbe, Korkiba can evolve again into the packleader of a Korkiba pack, the rightmost sprite known as Burizaberu. Said to be so cold that not even a solar flare could melt it, Burizaberu has two sets of deadly jaws that can freeze anything they touch: It's own icy fangs, said to be made from blood frozen in a massive blizzard, and the giant icicle on it's tail that supposedly resembles the predator that ruled Burizaberu's habitat before it arrived. It is not keen on eating small fry anymore, focusing on bigger game such as Pliolillion, with one Burizaberu freezing the prey while the rest tear it apart. Ironically, though, Pliolillion is said to be the cause of Burizaberu's own extinction: Because it can freeze itself in it's own icy prison, entire Burizaberu packs fought each other under the wrong assumption that one pack had frozen the Pliolillion just to prevent the other from hunting it, which made some scientists believe that Burizaberu's fangs are the reason why Pliolillion developed this ability. Indeed, you can see this exact behaviour in the OtherWorld, as both families are present in it.

Extinct/Psychic --> Extinct/Psychic --> Extinct/Psychic
Based off the Guanlong, Gualina, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a small Pokémon that can generate psychic power through the sail on it's head. However, much like a Psyduck would, it can only generate this power when it suffers a headache, making it very inefficient at hunting prey. Despite this, Gualina is said to be one of the earliest non-Legendary Psychic-type Pokémon to exist, and some people claim it was designed by the Legendary Pokémon who made it (Or at the very least it's oldest ancestors that came from nothing) as a scratch pad for how Psychic power can be controlled. Gualina's evolved form is the middle sprite, known as Crowolina. Now capable of controlling it's own psychic powers to lift prey up into the horizon, Crowolina uses the sail on it's head to control the minds of others, making them bow to them like they were a king. They then join the Crowolina in the hunt, with each of it's victims getting a different piece of the prey that it successfully hunts down, though it always remembers to share. You'll often find Crowolinas competing against each other for whose army is the biggest: Usually, the one with the stronger Pokémon wins all the time. Apparently, the Crowolinas that managed to escape extinction and live to the present day by living in the OtherWorld also very good at logic puzzles. It's final evolved form is known as Kuralina, which is the rightmost sprite. Now a master of both physical and special blows, Kuralina can often be found atop clifftops, watching out for prey before using it's hair to levitate them towards it. The color of it's hair indicates what psychic powers it'll use, and how it feels. A Kuralina with green hair is happy, and will melt your brain, red hair means that it's angry and it's psychic powers will cause mental illusions, and one with blue hair means that it is said, and it's psychic powers will give you memories that aren't supposed to exist. Because of this, some Pokémon employed their help to see how emotions worked.

Extinct/Water --> Extinct/Water --> Extinct/Water
Liangull, which is the leftmost sprite, is a small dinosaur Pokémon that is based off the Liaoningosaurus. Able to adapt to both the land and the sea, Liangull's soft shell can deflect most kinds of attacks, but it's mostly a peaceful omnivore, feasting on berries that have washed up on the shore, as well as rotten carcasses. The water that Liangull shoots is always clean, though it is also laced with a kind of spit that can cause insanity on impact. If you see a Liangull enter the ocean and not come back, it is a sign that it is about to evolve into the middle sprite, which is known as Iaomerpp. Now a fully aquatic Pokémon, though it can still walk on land, Iaomerpp wanders the ocean, hunting down prehistoric fish Pokémon with it's big beak that can snap apart a chestnut in a single push. It has an incredibly slow metabiolism rate, able to keep a fish inside it's stomach for years and drawing it's saturation every day, never becoming hungry as a result. Supposedly, Iaomerpp hid itself from predators by disguising itself as a blue rock, with only it's shell-like hide being visible. Iaomerpp evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Plesiozumi, and in this form, now based off the Plesiosaurus, it becomes a predator of the prehistoric oceans! It rides massive tidal waves into battle that can swamp an entire jungle, and it often targets land Pokémon as revenge on them for them abandoning their ocean homes. The blue extremities on Plesiozumi's head and chest actually serve as a second mouth, capable of firing a massive torrent of water that makes anyone hit by them see things that don't exist, driving them into insanity and leaving them helpless to Plesiozumi's real jaws. It's scales are now hardened to the point that anything that hits them becomes water instantly. Despite it's resemblance to Lapras, Plesiozumi is completely unrelated to it, and will in fact refuse to let anyone ride on it's back. Before the OtherWorld was discovered, people claimed to have seen a Plesiozumi in a distant lake in Galar, despite the fact that one has never been found here.

Extinct/Electric --> Extinct/Electric --> Extinct/Electric
Based off the Archaeoceratops, Arcinf, which is the leftmost sprite you see above, is a small dinosaur Pokémon that generates electrical power from the large sail on it's tail. It was said to have been evolved as a form of heat insulator, and you'll often find Arcinf in cool climates where no other predator would dare to enter. When it unleashes it's electricity, Arcinf's sail loses all of it's colour and becomes jet black, and it is during this time that predators can have a chance to attack it. It's evolved form is the middle sprite, which is known as Arckodai. Now with a bigger sail that can store more electricity, Arckodai uses it as not only a way to generate heat, but also as a means of travel: You'll often find it allowing the winds to blow it in the direction the sail goes. As it does so, the sail insulates the wind itself, resulting in large electrical storms. It's said that if you follow a Arckodai to where it's sail goes, you will find enough electricity to power an entire city. If you cut the sail off, it can be used as a makeshift electric blanket, capable of warming you up no matter what. Once Arckodai has been exposed to a Thunder Stone, it will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Archeosail. It's sail is now at it's maximum capacity, capable of storing enough electricity to power a whole planet for a few minutes, and those that see it are strangely reminded of how electricity flows through a cable. Archeosail can use it's sail to power not just it's Electric-type attacks, but also it's new headgear, which is designed to get up close to the target and fry their weak points with enough electrical power to make a fully grown Sharkoyudo explode into pieces. Supposedly, Archeosail resembles a giant power planet from a distance, with those who see it claiming to have seen the evening itself.

Extinct/Grass --> Extinct/Grass --> Extinct/Grass
Ischiroot, the leftmost sprite that you see above, is based off the Ischioceratops, and is said to be one of the earliest Grass-type Pokémon to exist. It's own frill is a tiny plant that promotes the other plants around it to grow to their finest, and because of this, it practically has an infinite food source. However, you'll most often find a Ischiroot fast asleep, absorbing sunlight to help this frill grow, because if it ever withers, Ischiroot will perish. Once it has gathered enough energy, Ischiroot will evolve into the middle sprite, known as Ischiprobb. Now with a large leaf extending from it's back that spreads chloroplasts as it walks, Ischiprobb is practically a walking garden, making even wastelands bloom into beautiful fields. While it's normally a peaceful grazer that feeds on the plants that it makes, if it is ever threatened, it's leaf will glow bright green, and the plants around it will attack it's predators. However, because it is a plant, other predators and even herbivores will try and hunt it down at all costs, though some scientists claim that they are not hunting Ischiprobb for food, but rather because they are jealous that Ischiprobb can take it easy because it doesn't need to find food. Thus, only the most hardy and determined Ischiprobbs can use a Leaf Stone to evolve further into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Ischikotsu. Now a giant garden with razor sharp leaves growing on it's tail that can cut apart a castle, with a single stomp of it's front legs, Ischikotsu can raise an entire jungle from the ground, and thus it's said to be the origin of tropical rainforests itself. It only appears in areas where there had been a drought in the past, indicating that Ischikotsu's purpose was to fix the damage that they caused. When they were still alive, this was the primary target of the Mesozimimus packs, and Ischikotsu would risk it's own life to protect it's nest from them.

Extinct/Mythical
Based off the Gremlin slobodorum, Mohslobo is a rather peculiar Pokémon in that it is practically the mother of all Glosses! As it walks, large green boils extend from it's back that produce a Gloss when they are popped, which share all the memories that the Mohslobo itself has. However, despite this, the Glosses care very little for Mohslobo, and will often devour it not long after emerging from the boil, which led to it's extinction and the birth of Gloss's two pre-evolved forms: Even Glosses that were smart enough to keep Mohslobo as a farm animal to produce more Glosses could not simply resist the wonderful taste that Mohslobo had to keep it for more than a few months. This led to some scientists believing that it used to be a predator in the past, with Mohslobo having access to practically an infinite amount of food with these boils. Some say that after it realized the chaos that Gloss could bring, it willingly became a herbivore to try and stop them from coming, but by then it was too late for this poor dinosaur.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: Glossduction: This ability is what makes Mohslobo a walking Gloss factory. At the end of Mohslobo's turn, if there is a fainted Gloss in the party and Mohslobo is not suffering from a status condition, it will revive that Gloss at 50% HP, then switch out to it.

Extinct/Normal --> Extinct/Normal --> Extinct/Normal
Clubail, which is the leftmost sprite that you see above, Clubail is a tiny Ankylosaurus Pokémon those prized weapon is the small club on it's tail. However, it can't control it easily at this stage, often spinning out of control if it tries to swing it, not to mention that it's mouth is too small to reach for most plants. But Clubail is a determined Pokémon that will never give up, always training to improve it's tail every day, though it's actually a peaceful grazer that only uses the tail for self defence. It evolves into Macatend, which is the middle sprite, and in this form it can control it's tail a lot more easily, allowing it to easily smash it's predators out of harm's way. It's very protective of it's young, attacking anyone that would dare to approach them, even it's own kind. Macatend can often be found in areas where there have been long battles, often training itself based off the fighting styles of the Pokémon that took part in it, and it likes to feed on broken scraps of skin and flesh. Doing this hardens it's own skin, those surface feels like the roughness of a clay brick, which in turn makes the club, now laden with a set of spikes that can pierce through solid diamond, even stronger. Once it's skin has hardened enough Macatend will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Ankyloesu. Said to be the deterrent of predators itself, Ankyloesu has an armoured shell laden with spikes that can cause dullness on impact, often leading to anyone who attacked them forgetting what they were doing. It's mace-like tail is now so powerful, that when swung at full speed, it can reduce an entire city's worth of buildings to rubble in a single strike without denting itself. Despite this, you'll often find Ankyloesu is a perpetually bored state while it is grazing: According to some scientists, this is because it has nothing to fight, as it's tough hide and deadly tail make other Pokémon afraid to fight it lest they end up in outer space, and it desperately seeks a challenge to prove how it's own journey has shaped it into a prehistoric barbarian. However, all attempts for Ankyloesu to request a challenge so far have only resulted in the challenger fleeing into the mountains, never to be seen again.

Extinct/Flying --> Extinct/Flying --> Extinct/Flying
Dacty, which is the left sprite shown above, is a member of the Pteradactyl Patrol, the title which scientists have given to the family that consists of the Ttero and Anovol lines. Unlike the other two Pokémon, however, Dacty draws more closely to it's roots than the other two, capable of using the winds to help it glide across the sky in search for food. However, it is also rather absent minded and clumsy, and you'll often find it flying straight into a cliff, usually with lethal results. Should Dacty actually manage to find prey, it will take them back to it's nest to feed them to it's young, but it is so poorly constructed that the prey can easily escape. The right sprite is known as Quelptera, and is Dacty's evolved form. Quelptera is a lot smarter than it's previous form, capable of using it's giant wings to glide across the sky with enough speed to outrun even a fully grown Thyodan, and it resembles a jet engine from a distance. Quelptera can also use it's wings to read the currents of the wind to see where other Flying Pokémon have went, and it can even track those who have hidden themselves inside of clouds through this method. It's primary weapon in combat is a deadly screech that makes anyone hearing it as clumsy as it's previous form, leaving them helpless to it's razor sharp beak. Even though Quelptera is unrelated to Aerodactyl, which can't be found anywhere in Oriva even through the Expansion Pass, scientists claim that it has helped them escape extinction by transporting them safely to it's own nest: Some say that this is how the wild Aerodactyls of the present day, such as the ones in the Crown Tundra and Almia's Peril Cliffs, came to be.

Extinct/Dragon --> Extinct/Dragon --> Extinct/Dragon
Based off the Yamatosaurus, Hamato is the leftmost sprite you see above, and is a peaceful grazer that can often be found in areas where Dragon-type Pokémon make their home. It's said to copy the behaviours of other Dragon-type Pokémon near it, but some say that Hamato has a more sinister purpose, though at this stage all it does it feed on moss. However, no-one can prove them wrong, as it always seems to feed on moss that other Dragon-type Pokémon are trying to get a hand on, starving them in the process. Hamato's evolved form is the middle sprite, known as Yamarazer, though in this stage all it achieves is that it becomes a lot bigger…well, that's what most people think. It's said to represent the state of unawareness itself, as many people just think that Yamarazer is a typical grazer and very rarely describes it beyond that, and thus it's other features are obscure to even the most talented of scientists. These include it's crimson scales which are designed to break the teeth of Dragon-type Pokémon on impact, and it's loud cry that sounds like a horn being blown for a battle, which is said to make the energy of Dragon-type attacks dissipate instantly. Thus, the very few people who see through Yamarazer's initial description and see the truth believe that it is a type of disguise, acting all innocent to avoid drawing attention while it gathers information about the Dragon-type Pokémon around it. This is proven true when Yamarazer evolves into the rightmost sprite, it's final form known as Ryukisha! Known to some as "The Crimson Dragonslayer", Ryukisha's personality undergoes a complete turn when it evolves, now a brave warrior that will protect it's land from all harm that approaches it. True to it's title, it's main target are Dragon-type Pokémon, usually ones that have ravaged it's land, and by using it's blade known as the "Inzanagii", Ryukisha can slice with enough force to cut apart even a Chromium's armor as if it was paper. It wears the armour of a giant dragon that can deflect almost any elemental attack, and no-one has ever seen it's true face because of it. Apparently, Ryukisha wants to be the only danger in it's land, and it will ruthlessly slice apart any danger it senses even if it is it's own ally.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 43: THE OTHERWORLD'S ENDLESS VARIETY
As the Nintendo Switch 2 releases worldwide, today we will show you the remaining fifteen non-Legendary Extinct lines, the ones that were preserved across history by the emperor of the OtherWorld himself to prove that nothing can be forgotten. These families also make up the remaining non-Legendary Pokémon of the OtherWorld! (The Legendary Pokémon will be shown once we have revealed all of NEONET's new and returning Pokémon!) In addition, five more NEONET returning Pokémon lines with new Gigantamax forms will be shown, focusing on Pokémon that are quite popular with experienced trainers!
THE REMAINING NON-LEGENDARY EXTINCT-TYPE POKÉMON, AND THE REMAINING NON-LEGENDARY OTHERWORLD POKÉMON

Extinct/Bug --> Extinct/Bug --> Extinct/Bug
Trilomite, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a small trilobite Pokémon that can be found at the bottom of the ocean, though it is unrelated to the Kabuto line. It feeds on dirt and pebbles, sweeping across the bottom of the sea like a street cleaner would, and Trilomite's brushlike mouth never seems to get dirty at all. However, Trilomite has no away to defend itself rather than to pretend to be a fossil, which usually leads to it's demise due to getting buried under the dirt trying to do so. When a group of them gather together, they resemble a spiral that resembles a Helix Fossil from a distance. Trilomite evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Mittsumite, which has several tiny legs under it's shell that can allow it to climb up any surface imaginable. It has a pair of razor sharp jaws that can slice apart almost anything like a tin can, and Mittsumite uses them to ensure that even the fastest of prey cannot escape. It's shell is comparable to that of a samurai's armour, and thus some people often hunted Mittsumite for their shells before they went extinct. Supposedly, Mittsumites from the OtherWorld tend to disguise themselves as fossils and hide within museums, waiting for someone to pass by before revealing itself and tearing them to shreds. It's final evolved form is known as Surihowomite, which is the rightmost sprite. Now a giant insect that swims across oceans using the fins on it's side, Surihowomite's massive jaws are like a car-sized can opener, capable of breaking open even the toughest of locks, and some people often employ them to break open locked treasure chests. It's shell, which can now deflect almost any attack, also allows it camouflage upon the ocean floor, so no-one will see it coming until it's too late. It's said that those who are torn apart by Surihowomite's jaws reincarnate as lifeless fossils.

Extinct/Poison --> Extinct/Poison --> Extinct/Poison
Based off the Pukyongosaurus, Pukyuck is the leftmost sprite shown above, and has a rather odd behavior to say at the very least. While it is a peaceful grazer at heart, it can often be found in areas rich in radioactive materials, feeding on them whenever possible. However, Pukyuck's metabiolism prevents it from being poisoned by these materials, although consuming them does make it act rather oddly, breathing out poisonous gas that causes mutation to it's victims without a care in the world. Once Pukyuck has gathered enough experience, it will evolve into Puklopus, which is the middle sprite. On either side of it's front legs is a gas canister that keeps the essence of the radioactive materials that it consumes, which it can then unleash towards it's enemies, affecting them in many different ways. Puklopus only appears where there is radioactivity, so Pokémon often used them to see whether or not radioactive material can be found there. It's also a lot more saner than it's previous form, though it has also started to develop a taste of meat, with Puklopus not caring if it's prey is full of radiation. If either of it's two canisters ever get broken, Puklopus will go onto an unstoppable rampage, unleashing it's gas everywhere and turning even a lush forest into a radioactive wasteland in seconds. It's final evolved form is the rightmost sprite, known as Pukclearl, which is basically a walking nuclear power plant! It's heart being a nuclear reactor, the green areas of Pukclear are actually made of bulletproof glass, keeping the nuclear gas that it holds within itself, which it then breathes out to the surrounding area. Anything struck by this gas will become completely unrecognizable, and the resulting radioactivity can take millions of years to dissipate. Although it is a type of dinosaur Pokémon that died out in most areas due to the fact that it was such a threat to nature that predators intentionally targeted it, a common folk tale tells of a city that once used clean electricity. An emperor of a rival city, jealous that they could generate power from nothing, sent a Pukclear their way as a little gift. The city soon grew reliant on the Pukclear's nuclear power, and when it heard the emperor's signal, it exploded into a massive gas explosion that can mutate anything from up to a hundred miles away, turning the city into an uninhabitable nuclear wasteland instantly.

Extinct/Steel --> Extinct/Steel --> Extinct/Steel
Brontonze is a Brontosaurus Pokémon that is the leftmost sprite shown above. Like all herbivorous grazers, it is rather peaceful unless provoked, though Brontonze mainly feeds on flakes of iron that help reinforce it's metallic exoskeleton, which in turn powers it's skin. This metallic skin is said to deflect nearly any attack, and thus some Pokémon tried to hunt Brontonze in a effort to get this skin for themselves, only to realize that they have no way of doing any serious damage to it without wasting too much time. Because of it's simple shape, some people use Brontonze as a mascot in prehistoric theme parks. It evolves into Aronto, which is the middle sprite, and in this form it's personality starts to take a turn for the worst. Considered to be "The Breaker" by many, Aronto will ruthlessly ram itself into anyone that has armour, smashing it all before it takes it for itself to enhance it's own armor, which can survive even a missile strike. It has kind of an aloof personality, rarely making any friends, and it can eat an entire iron reserve in just an hour. Some people claim that Aronto is trying to persuade other Pokémon to use methods other than armor to protect themselves, but they never seem to listen to their dismay. Once it has gathered enough armor, Aronto will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Nagakinkek, who switches to a carnivorous diet in this form. Nagakinkek possesses a razor sharp axe on it's head made of the same material as it's now indestructible armor, and is said to be a walking paradox, as only this axe can seriously put a dent on it's armor. If a Nagakinkek appears in an area, it will not leave until all the iron around it is gone, forcing the other Pokémon to use alternatives instead, and it can even withstand the pull of a black hole itself. Apparently, some scientists claim that Nagakinkek only appears wherever there is overreliance, punishing those who use an item too much.

Extinct/Ghost --> Extinct/Ghost --> Extinct/Ghost
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Bossil, a skeletal bone Pokémon that's said to be possessed by an extinct Pokémon that refused to die, not wanting to spend the rest of their life buried under a pile of mud. It disguises itself as an ordinary bone within a desert or a wasteland until someone gets close, before it reveals itself and unleashes what appears to be the roar of the Pokémon that it used to be, that will dissolve skin and reduce the target to a skeleton instantly. Bossil never seems to deteriorate or age at all, and it's own personality depends on the spirit that possessed it. Without this spirit, Bossil is nothing more than an ordinary fossilized bone. To prepare for it's evolution, Bossil will gather the bones of extinct Pokémon, though strangely it never gathers bones of it's own kind. Once it has gathered enough of them, Bossil will evolve into Skelrex, which is the middle sprite. A fragile skeletal Pokémon those abilities depend on the spirit that possesses it, if a Skelrex is ever broken, it will just reassemble itself good as new in seconds. It can often be found within wastelands, disguising itself as an ordinary fossil unless no-one is looking at it, and those who have claimed to see it move are driven to insanity. Skelrex doesn't need to eat or drink, and seems to exist solely to slaughter other Pokémon to gather their bones. Those who have bones visible on their bodies are in even greater danger, as Skelrex's jaws can tear off a bone no matter how hard it is held together at the joints. By gathering enough bones, Skelrex can evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Abomibone. A horrifying amalgamation of dinosaur skeletons, each of Abomibone's bones is said to have come from the skeleton of a different species of Pokémon, and they all gather together into one huge spirit to make sure that no-one will share it's fate…by killing them all so their fate is shared with theirs! It's prized weapon is not the two heads that it possesses, which can drain the spirit in a single bite, but also it's staff made from the most violent skeletons: When Abomibone waves this staff, those who feel it's presence will have their skeletons be ripped out of them, which it can then reform into any shape possible. Some scientists claim that Abomibone is a spirit driven by vengeance and jealousy, as none of the skeletons that make it up had died of natural causes. Supposedly, Abomibone can sometimes be seen giving Cubones the skulls of their dead mothers. (Please note that Cubone is not a Pokémon you can find in Oriva, even with the Expansion Pass!)

Extinct/Fairy --> Extinct/Fairy --> Extinct/Fairy
Cavlaint is the leftmost sprite seen above, and is a paintbrush Pokémon that likes to paint on walls, in a way that resembles cave painting. It's supposedly doing this in order to prevent the legacy of cave painting from vanishing, and it can replicate the details of them right down to the smallest point. Cavlaint always seems to have paint the right color every time by recalibrating the atoms within it's body. When Cavlaint was first discovered in the OtherWorld, it was mistaken as a pre-evolution of Bruhperial, but the two are completely unrelated: Cavlaint can't even learn the move Sketch! It's actual evolution is the middle sprite, known as Splobbli. It is a easy going and cheerful artist Pokémon that can now paint far more detailed paintings on the sides of walls, often about the history of the location it is in. Splobbli is said to base it's colors off the emotions of those around it: The brighter the colors are, the more happier the place around it is. Some people say that Splobbli went extinct not out of artist's block, but rather because of the fact that people thought that if it kept on painting, even though they loved the paintings themselves, it would affect the creativity of others. During the time that Splobbli was still alive, it could not evolve any further: However, influence from modern art has allowed it evolve one last time, into the rightmost sprite known as Arjutsu. An extremely cheerful Pokémon that loves creativity, Arjutsu's greatest selling point is it's enchanted paintbrush that can bring anything it paints to life, which Arjutsu uses as it's means of defending itself. The palette that it holds can generate any colour imaginable by dying it's own blood, and it can conjure an easel from anywhere to serve as it's canvas. It's said that Arjutsu is a modern Pokémon that represents the resurrection of creativity itself, and those who see it are inspired to do their own goals: It's Extinct typing is a leftover from it's previous form, as, ironically, Arjutsu hates painting on walls now!

Extinct/Fighting --> Extinct/Fighting --> Extinct/Fighting
Based off the Sinusonasus, Sinustrik is the leftmost sprite shown above, and is a swift moving predator that hunts in packs that, from a distance, resembles a hand. Unlike other Fighting-type Pokémon found in Oriva, Sinustrik lacks a fighting style entirely, instead learning it's own style from watching other Pokémon, or even by being hit by their own attacks. It's said that Sinustrik's skills carry over from generation to generation, even passing on to humans in the future. It's evolved form is known as Nahasaur, which is the middle sprite. Now having a razor sharp tail that supposedly is designed to counter the fighting style of it's predators, forcing them to learn new ones, Nahasaur is a Pokémon that's seemingly designed to help others change. It can predict it's opponent's moves by feeling the vibrations on the top of it's fin, and you'll often find a large pack of them outwitting their opponents with this, with each one designed to counter a certain move. For some reason, very few fossils of Nahasaur exist in the present day, which may indicate that it lived in climates where it was impossible for Pokémon to be fossilized. Some scientists claim this was the case as it did not want anyone to use the fighting style that it learned for evil, apparently knowing full well about the concept of resurrection. Eventually, Nahasaur will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Yixiarip. Now with a long spiky tail that is designed to strike weak points that it's opponents had never expected, Yixiarip hunts in packs of ten individuals, and each one knows their own unique fighting style in taking out a different opponent. However, all of them seem to know about a unique fighting style where it uses it's own fin as a razor sharp weapon to cut apart the opponent in such a way that they resemble a fern once defeated. However, it's main trademark weapon is the razor sharp claws on it's feet, which can trap an opponent by tearing their own feet off, before ripping them to shreds. It's said that Yixiarip refuses to perish until it is certain that at least of the Pokémon in it's home knows all of the techniques that it had learnt during it's life.

Extinct/Sound --> Extinct/Sound --> Extinct/Sound
At first glance, it might be hard to believe why such an innocent and modern Pokémon like the leftmost sprite which is called Harpa is even an Extinct-type. However, it is an example of a Pokémon that is basically an inanimate object, as Harpa is a flute that plays a calming tune when played and…that's it, really. Apart from making a handy musical instrument, Harpa does absolutely nothing and dies. This made some scientists believe that whoever brought it to life was completely unaware that he did so: In fact, he wasn't even trying to create life with the fateful experiment that made Harpa. Luckily, that changes when Harpa evolves into the middle sprite, known as Golstrumm. Now a beautiful harp, Golstrumm plays it's strings by blowing through it's flutelike body, creating a harmonious melody that is said to drain the will to fight from even the most violent of people. It likes to be praised when it plays, and if you do, it will be friends with you for the rest of your life. People often brought a Golstrumm to a dinner to make it worthwhile, but Golstrumm hates being played by anyone but those who it trusts the most. Furthermore, it still can't move, even though it can now defend itself. Strangely, Golstrumms can most often be found in castles inhabited by Feefifo. Once Golstrumm evolves into the rightmost sprite, known as Melodimimus, it gains a dinosaur companion that resembles the Harpymimus. Riding atop this dinosaur finally grants it the ability to move, and overjoyed by both this and it's two new arms which can play an even more beautiful melody than before through it's harp, which is said to sound like heaven itself, Melodimimus gleefully runs around playing it's music out of utter joy and harmony. This dinosaur also serves as a means of defence, able to infuse it's claws with Melodimimus's sound-based energy to make anyone struck by them act like a statue for the rest of it's days. It's said that this Pokémon is a culmination of a long and hard journey of being able to act like everyone else, and those who follow that journey will have a long prosperous life ahead of them.

Extinct/Light --> Extinct/Light --> Extinct/Light
The Tarbosaurus Pokémon that you see on the leftmost sprite is known as Tarbangr, and is a tiny Light-type Pokémon with an abnormally large head, meaning it can't get around much without dragging it around. For some reason Tarbangr seems to have a liking towards things that can transform into other things, and it tends to favour TV shows where humans can do this. It's main weapon in battle is the light infused jaws that can cause blindness for weeks, but because Tarbangr can't get it's head around easily, it very rarely uses this skill. It evolves into the middle sprite, known as Arbozord, which gains a large body to balance out it's own head. Despite being a predator, Arbozord is actually a protector of justice, protecting fellow Dinosaur Pokémon from all harm. It's said to have come from the depths of the earth itself, and has said to have lived a million years, defending against the evil of the world. Arbozord has a liking towards gemstones, and will often infuse them with light which it will then give to over people so that they can use their light, usually in groups of five. Some even say that it comes in more colours other than yellow, usually to the human that it will bond for life. Upon gaining enough experience, Arbozord will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Senramu. Thought to have been born when an Arbozord combined itself with an unnamed pterodactyl and triceratops Pokémon, Senramu is a giant Pokémon about the size of a skyscraper, whose sole duty is to protect it's home from all evil that approaches, no matter how ridiculous they look. It can use it's triceratops head as a shield that can deflect any attack, before using it's light infused tail drill as a multipurpose finisher, able to serve as either a drill or a detacheable sword. Strangely, though, Senramu only uses this tail to finish off opponents, preferring to fight with it's fists otherwise. It can additionally fire a massive cannon of light from the head on it's chest. It's said that the first Senramu was born when five humans turned into rangers to defend the world, though others claim this Pokémon is a subspecies of a separate Fakemon in another region that consisted of five separate forms that could combine into one.

Extinct/Shadow --> Extinct/Shadow --> Extinct/Shadow
Based off the Yi, Mi, which is the leftmost sprite, is another member of the Pteradactyl Patrol family, though this one can't fly as well as the others. Instead, Mi specializes in making sure that the buried are put to rest: It is shaped like a Monk's spade, which allows it to shovel up dirt and put corpses inside of them. It's said that without Mi's help, the existence of fossils would not be possible, but it never intends to preserve life, only to prevent them from rotting away. While normally a peaceful Pokémon, that changes once Mi evolves into Qi, which is the middlemost sprite. While Qi loses the ability to dig for now, it can instead swing it's tail around like a moonblade to strike everything that is a threat to the corpses around it, so that they may rest in peace. Those struck by this tail will lose all will to live, and will soon join the corpses that Qi protects. It's still of a bad flier, though, which made some scientists believe that, like Auronirst, Qi gave up it's flying abilities to help the ones that would make it to the present day fly high for the sky. Since it's tail is no good for digging, when it is not battling, Qi will train itself atop high mountains so that it can regain it's ability to dig by evolving into Zi, which is the rightmost sprite. Now finally being able to fly, albeit only briefly, Zi not only has a shovel tail that can dig up to a hundred miles per hour, but it's two wings are'nt just deformed: they serve as it's own weapons! The left one is designed to carve out holes in enemy hearts, while the right one is designed to slice off limbs. Supposedly, it's said to only appear in areas that are rich in corpses, to bury them all for a new life, and Zi spends the rest of it's time meditating atop mountains, focusing on the world around it.

Extinct/Beast --> Extinct/Beast --> Extinct/Beast
No, you're not seeing things…Leptork, the first stage of the Extinct/Beast line which is the leftmost sprite, is a stork Pokémon, more notably one based off the Leptoptilos lui. It's wings having not yet fully developed, Leptork instead watches upon it's nest, looking for the prey that it will hunt when it eventually evolves. It's said to gather it's Beast-type energy from the baby Pokémon around it, and if it sees an egg crack open before it can hatch, it emits a loud cry into the sky that can be heard for miles. Supposedly, it went extinct because of not just the fact that the cry attracted predators, but it also let mother Pokémon who had left their eggs behind to hunt for food know that they are a bad parent. Leptork's evolved form is the middle sprite, known as Delivistery, and in this form it can finally spread it's wings. Carrying around a tuft of fur gathered from a long extinct baby Pokémon, Delivistery flies around, delivering items on this tuft to other Pokémon, and it can even ferry small Pokémon across this way. It takes good care of this tuft, which is said to be repaired by baby tears, and it often appears where Pokémon Eggs hatch, always making sure that the newborn Pokémon will survive. However, in battle, it's bestial instincts awaken, and it uses this tuft as a powerful weapon, capable of smashing a tree open in a single swing. Some people even claim that getting hit by the tuft will reverse aging. It will eventually evolve again into Sokutatsa, which is the rightmost sprite. Now fully controlled by it's feral instincts, Sokutatsa flies around carrying a bundle that is said to contain anything it's wielder desires, and it can now transport even large Pokémon across. Legend tells of how Sokutatsa delivered babies from the sky, and thus people viewed it as a symbol of new life. However, Sokutatsa is also a very dangerous predator: It can swing it's bundle like a wrecking ball with enough force to smash a space station into unrecognizable debris in a single strike. But, true to it's previous forms, Sokutatsa will never willingly harm a baby.

Extinct/Athlete --> Extinct/Athlete --> Extinct/Athlete
Based off the Scansoriopteryx, Soriorak, which is the leftmost sprite you see above, is a keen and eager Pokémon that loves exploration. It will go absolutely anywhere and everywhere, even in places that it can't survive in, and Soriorak's fast speed ensures that it will always get to it's destination. Strangely, though, Soriorak is what some people call a quick explorer: Once it reaches it's destination and has a look around, it will simply pick another destination and head there instead, seemingly knowing where it is going. Soriorak evolves into the middle spite, known as Slimbler, which gains an enhanced vision that can detect even invisible targets. Not as adventurous as it's previous form, Slimbler instead operates as if it was a prehistoric spy, seeking out targets and sneaking up on them by walking ever so quietly. Once it gets the intel that it needs, it will flee into the night, and thus it is very rarely seen by other people and Pokémon alike. Apparently, the reason why it was going everywhere in it's previous form was so that Slimbler could scout out the areas around it. Once Slimbler evolves again into Scansospy, which is the rightmost sprite, it becomes a full blown spy Pokémon! Scansospy's visor is capable of detecting almost anything, even through walls, and it can unleash a sonar that can scan the area around it. It can also camoflague itself against the environment to avoid being seen, and it's stripes glow in the dark to help it find it's way. Flying near Scansospy is a drone that it can command to fly to any area, and any intel that it finds will instantly return to Scansospy, which it can then use later. Because of this, some scientists claim that Scansospy is a rather recent evolution, and that it actually went extinct as a Soriorak due to stupidly running into volcanoes thinking it was a new adventure, never getting the chance to evolve at all. With all this in mind, it's no doubt that most spy organizations employ Scansospy to help them get information from hidden bases.

Extinct/Wierd --> Extinct/Wierd
Based off the Nemegtosaurus, Ontomen, the left sprite shown above, is one rather strange Pokémon indeed. While it appears to have a body and legs, Ontomen is just a body that resembles a dinosaur from a distance, and it's said to stare into the sky doing nothing at all besides from grazing the grass around it. Those who touch Ontomen will feel a sensation in their brain that feels like watching cartoonish dinosaurs all day, often driving them to insanity, and it's body appears to be made of modelling clay, but no-one is sure where it came from or why it even exists. However, it's evolved form, the right sprite known as Nemegloat, is a lot more understandable, though it still very wierd indeed. Normally a common grazer that seems to only appear where there is craziness in the world, Nemegloat's mouth actually extends to the bottom it's body, and it uses this mouth to chant strange sayings that make people who hear them act like cavemen. It's said that the inside of it's mouth leads to a dimension where faceless dinosaurs made of modelling clay dance all day long, and those that it consumes will join them. Nemegloat's design is so simple compared to it's complex body shape, that when one was first discovered in the OtherWorld, it was mistaken as a children's drawing come to life.

Extinct/Job --> Extinct/Job --> Extinct/Job
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Kentrow, which is a type of Kentosaurus Pokémon with long spikes extending from the top of it's body. It uses these spikes to cultivate the land around it into farmland, which it then uses to help grow berries. Kentrow is supposedly one of the earliest beings to exist to have a job, and Kentrow takes great dedication in cultivating the land this way, making sure that no predators will ever get near it. However, outside of this job, it's mostly a common grazer that likes to make friends with members of the Stegzi family, indicating a connection between them. Kentrow's evolved form is the middle sprite, known as Kentrospik, and in this form it's spikes become far sharper than before! The one on Kentrospik's head can pierce a sheet of solid titanium in a single blow, and it takes good pride in them, sharpening them against tree trunks every day. However, Kentrospik loses it's interest in farming at this stage, instead focusing on making sure that the predators around it will starve by making sure they never get any prey. It does this by protecting them using it's own spikes, though in dire cases, Kentrospik will put a very injured Pokémon out of it's misery and bury it under the ground so that the predator Pokémon can't get it. According to research from scientists, this behaviour change was apparently not because Kentrospik got bored of farming, but because it realized that other Pokémon were developing their own farms, and that it had finally decided that the future generations knew all that it could teach them. Eventually, Kentrospik will evolve again into Kentronisha, a defender of peace who is the rightmost sprite. Serving as a form of prehistoric park ranger, Kentronisha's spikes are designed to piece the hearts out of anyone who would fly right into them, and it cleans itself by rolling around in giant lakes. It not only protects Pokémon at this stage, but also trees and water sources, making sure that they are not polluted. Kentronisha is never seen without the hat that it wears on the top of it's head, said to be the source of it's intelligence: If it ever loses the hat, it will wander into the forest, never to be seen again. However, sometimes you might find Kentronisha at the farm it tended to as a Kentrow, smiling that someone else has carried on it's legacy.

Extinct/Hero --> Extinct/Hero --> Extinct/Hero
Based off the Narindasaurus, Scarnan, which is the leftmost sprite, is a Pokémon that believes that it is destined to fight evil, and will fight anything that looks like it, even if the evil doesn't exist in it's home. Some Pokémon might claim that it is crazy, but should Scarnan find the evil it was looking for, you'll find that it possesses an immense amount of strength for a basic Pokémon: Some have even seen it lift a fully grown Nluitair with a single finger! Strangley, it acts like the comedic type of hero you might see in TV shows and comic books, indicating that Scarnan served as the origin of these kinds of heroes. If Scarnan represents a childish hero, then Bayolikley, the middle sprite which serves as it's evolved form, can be described as a teenage hero. It's sanity mostly repaired and it's childish instincts having died down, Bayolikley is a Pokémon that it feels is destined for greatness. It can be found wandering deserts and wastelands looking for it's quest, using it's Hero powers to help those in need, and it can use it's long tail to grab upon any surface. It's said that if you see a Bayolikley enter a town, that is one that is destined to have a great quest appear there. Will Bayolikley can no longer be considered a crazy Pokémon, you might still sometimes hear it declare out RPG terms out loud, or even talk to itself in the third person. Once Bayolikley has finally found it's quest, it will evolve into the rightmost sprite, known as d'Histogascar. A fine class hero that is rather polite and always eager to make new friends to help it along it's journey, d'Histogascar is said to be a hero of the prehistoric era, though some scientists claim that it only evolved rather recently, if not within the OtherWorld itself, due to the fact that it wears clothing. The head on d'Histogascar's tail serves as a form of companion, letting it know of danger and explaining about the world around it, even if it is a bit rude towards d'Histogascar itself. This intelligent Pokémon has been seen speaking English in a fine British accent, and somehow it knows of the evil that it is about to face. This led some people to believe that d'Histogascar didn't actually come from prehistory at all, but rather is a human boy that was sent to the dinosaur era to help protect it from all evil.

Extinct/Villain --> Extinct/Villain --> Extinct/Villain
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Spina, a tiny Spinosaurus Pokémon that possesses a razor sharp fin that can cut open almost anything. However, it is also very cowardly, and Spina would rather run than fight if it must. As Spina flees, it's fin leaves behind flakes that will make anyone who consumes them go on an unstoppable rampage which cannot be stopped at all, eventually leading to them going into villainy. Spina's evolved form is known as Spinora, which is the middle sprite shown above. Although it's a lot braver than it's previous form, Spinora still prefers not to fight, once again relying on it's fin flakes to do the dirty work for them. It's fin is now sharp enough to not only cut apart a titanium beam in a single slice, but it can also release a deadly sonic wave that makes anyone struck by them a rampaging predator. Spinora ironically can only be found in areas without villainy, though some claim this is the case because it wants evil to happen here, though no-one is sure why it dislikes fighting, possibly to make sure that no-one will target it. Spinora eventually evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Spinukitsor, and with it's predatory instincts finally awoken, it is no longer a mere villain…it is downright mental! Spinukitsor will mercilessly tear apart anyone it sees before they can even plan a solution, by using it's razor sharp teeth that can break apart diamonds in a single strike. It's now perfected fin is said to be able to rip apart space itself, and those who get even a glimpse of it will be drawn to villainy, all their happy memories being replaced by violence. Spinukitsor views Kurorex and Tyrannomidia as their main rivals in the wild, and can often be seen fighting against them. Some scientists claim that Spinukitsor used to be a lot calmer in the past, with it's fin merely being a way to cool itself off: Some even claim that it's villainy came from Shijora himself!
EVEN MORE RETURNING POKÉMON FROM THE NEONET: EACH RIGHTMOST SPRITE IS A NEW GIGANTAMAX FORM!

Rock/Ground --> Steel/Ground
A giant rock snake Pokémon around the size of a building, Onix is a Pokémon that loves nothing more than to eat through dirt and stone, leaving behind massive tunnels that can extend for miles on end. It's brain consists of a magnet that allows it find it's way underground, and despite it's massive size, it is actually quite agile, capable of digging across mountains at speeds of up to fifty miles per hour. As it gets older, Onix's rock hard skin solidifies to a texture that is similar to a diamond, except it is black. Of course, being a Rock/Ground type, Onix dislikes water and is said to never burrow into areas that is rich in water, quite ironically leaving underground lakes unharmed. Some Onixes in distant regions, however, try to adapt to this by solidifying their skin into a crystalline texture. By being traded while holding a Metal Coat, Onix will evolve into Steelix. Now possessing a sheet of solid steel that is comparable to diamond, Steelix lives in far deeper caverns than it's pre-evolution, and has been sighted being seen digging straight towards the core of the earth itself. Despite it's threatening appearance, Steelix actually possesses a calm personality, perhaps as a result of living over a hundred years, though in battle it will use it's Iron Tail to demolish anything that it sees as a threat. It's powerful jaw is so strong, that if it grabbed a hold of the core of the earth, it would be not only be able to smash it open, but also survive the resulting explosion!
When exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, Steelix gains flakes of diamond on it's body that seems to resemble those found on an Onix in the long lost Orange Islands. Capable of deflecting any attack imaginable, these diamonds control Gigantamax Steelix's brain, making it ruthlessely devour entire mountains in seconds, especially with it's G-Max Crystal Clobberer, where it condenses a massive amount of diamonds into a huge wall that is said to be taller than the moon itself. Apparently, some people have seen Gigantamax Steelix dig from the North Pole to the South Pole in microseconds.

Fire --> Fire (The Hisuian form is instead Fire/Rock --> Fire/Rock)
Growlithe is a Pokémon that is an example of being neutral. While it is extemely friendly to most Pokémon and people, it is also very protective of both it's territory and it's trainer, repelling enemies by barking at them in a way that sets them on fire. Because of it's friendly personality, people have kept Growlithe as a pet since the stone age, as it is very loyal to it's partner, and in regions where the Pugxue line does not appear in, Growlithe has been employed as a form of police dog, capable of using it's keen sense of smell to sniff out targets in seconds. The two razor sharp claws on it's front feet are said to be a recent addition to Growlithe based around the urban environment around it, and they used to be smooth like it's bag legs in the past. By being exposed to a Fire Stone, Growlithe will evolve into Arcanine, a Pokémon with a mane so majestic, that some people mistake it as a Legendary Pokémon! Appearing in many ancient legends as a Pokémon who fought alongside a general to conquer a country, this Pokémon's beautiful mane makes it a favorite among all trainers, and it is not too common to see a trainer with an Arcanine by their side, as they are very easy to raise. By using the flame that burns within it's heart, Arcanine can run with enough speed to cause trails of undying flames to appear behind them, and it's said that Arcanine is the origin of the move known as Extreme Speed, which other fast Pokémon then learnt as an attempt to become faster than it. However, it's said to only appear in areas that are rich in pure hearts, which might be why it does not appear in regions with a dark past, such as Hoenn or Oriva.
In the long distant Hisui Region, the volcanic activity of the Firespit Island hardened Growlithe's fur into a rock solid texture that resembles that of an ancient dog statue that decorated many villages in the past. Hisuian Growlithe has a similar personality to it's original form, but it's more of a patroller, hunting it's prey in pairs of two. It also takes much longer to bond with humans, as Hisui was not known for raising Pokémon in the past. By being exposed to a Fire Stone, Hisuan Growlithe will evolve into Hisuian Arcanine, which mostly has a more playful personality. It feints it's own attacks all the time, leading it's opponents into a merry dance around it to drain their energy, before Hisuian Arcanine finishes them off with a massive flame that is signalled by five fireballs appearing above it to represent a countdown. One particular Hisuian Arcanine is said to be one of the ten Pokémon blessed by Arceus itself, which made some scientists believe that it was one of the first Fire-type Pokémon to ever exist. After the Firespit Island's volcanic activity died down, Hisuian Growlithe and Hisuian Arcanine became a critically endangered species due to the increasing number of Water-type Pokémon entering it's territory (Most notably wild Pelipper!) but the NEONET has both variants existing in perfect harmony, though they cannot be found in the same zone.
Only the regular Arcanine has a new Gigantamax Form, and in this state, it resembles a legendary dog that once saved a kingdom from turmoil by delivering an important message to it's emperor. Gigantamax Arcanine is one of the few Gigantamax Pokémon that can fully control the Dynamax energy granted to it, using it's new size to protect castles and temples from invaders. Gigantamax Arcanine's signature move is the G-Max Sacred Roar, a powerful fireball that's said to be blessed by ancient emperors themselves, that oddly resembles the countdown flame attack that Hisuian Arcanine used.

Normal --> Normal --> Normal
Happiny is a playful baby Pokémon that likes to imitate it's evolved form, always searching for round white items to put into it's pouch. Usually, Happiny is well behaved, but if it can't find a white item, or if it ever loses the round white item it is carrying, usually a small stone, it will throw a massive tantrum that can only be stopped by giving it another round and white item. Sometimes, it might wander around at other people's feet and cause them to stumble, and some Happiny possess an immense amount of strength, capable of lifting boulders like they were nothing. Notably, the Oval Stone does not appear in Oriva at all: Instead, in the NEONET, Happiny evolves into Chansey by levelling up during the day while there is a Pokémon Egg in the party. Normally a very rare Pokémon that's said to bring great happiness, fortune, and experience to those who can catch or defeat it, the egg in Chansey's pouch is actually a bundle of healing energy that it can be unleashed as either a form of medicine or as a deadly Egg Bomb. Thus, you'll often find Chanseys helping out nurses in treatments, and it's said that the healing energy of Chansey's egg is what powers the healing machines of Pokémon Centres. The egg that Chansey wields also tastes very delicious, and even people who have lost their appetite can't resist trying an egg out. However, Chansey is a very cowardly Pokémon, and it is surprisingly fast at running away: In fact, it flees so much, that most people don't bother to catch a Chansey at all, instead either finding an alternative or just evolving the much more common Happiny. Once Chansey's happiness is maxed out, it will evolve into Blissey, who becomes more of a caring figure than ever before. It is extremely compassionate, and if Blissey ever finds an injured Pokémon or person, it will nurse them back to health by giving them it's eggs, which can not only heal any wound imaginable, but also make anyone who consumes them caring and pleasant for the rest of their lives. It can sense out injured Pokémon and trainers by using the featherily fluff on it's arms, which can detect injuries from up to fifty miles away. It is also overwhelming with love and friendship, and it's said that if you have a Blissey by your side, your life will forever be prosperous.
Already possessing the most HP of any Pokémon in existence, Blissey's new Gigantamax form is said to represent health itself. Now having three pouches to hold eggs in, Gigantamax Blissey can erase injuries from five hundred miles away by infusing the heart on it's head with it's own giant eggs, which hatch into it's G-Max move known as G-Max Panacea Egg, which can heal even those who are about to die back into health. Some people even claim that it can reverse aging and make old people young again. A curious factor to note on Gigantamax Blissey is that it's appearance resembles a blueprint of Blissey found in a distant space world, supposedly Blissey's ancestor itself!

Steel/Flying
When a Skarmory is first born within a bramble patch, it is covered in a metallic down that resembles tinsel. However, the brambles quickly sharpen Skarmory's feathers into a metallic texture that is as sharp as a sword! Despite it's heavy armour, Skarmory can fly up to 185 miles per hour by spreading out it's crimson wings like they were a glider, feeding on metal and other Steel/Flying-type Pokémon that dare to invade it's nest. The red feathers that make up it's wings are shed once a year, and warriors once used them as a makeshift blade, as they are hollow and light despite their heavy appearance. This also applies to Skarmory's skeleton, allowing it to easily take off at high speeds even if it has a slow buildup. It's elegant design meant that people once used Skarmory as a basis for not just heraldic designs, but also for armour itself.
When it is infused by the Gigantamax Factor, Skarmory becomes consumed by it's own red feathers, losing the ability to fly in the process in exchange of being able to use it's wings as if they were giant blades. It's said that Gigantamax Skarmory's was built to counter the attacks of Gigantamax Corviknight, it's main rival in the wild, as it's long wings could serve as a massive wall to prevent anything from getting past. One slice of it's G-Max Metal Maul can slice apart time and space itself, creating a massive metallic black hole that's said to convert anything that flies into it into metallic feathers, which Gigantamax Skarmory can then easily consume.

Rock/Ground --> Rock/Ground --> Rock/Dark
PSEUDO LEGENDARY!
Larvitar is a rather aloof Pokémon that is born underground, and spends most of the day eating soil. It has a rather voracious appetite, capable of eating an entire mountain in a day, and it rarely shows it's emotions to other people and Pokémon, earning it very few friends. Larvitar does not tolerate bright light well, and if it is ever threatened, it will harden itself to ward off attacks. Once Larvitar has eaten enough dirt, it will bury itself underground and evolve into Pupitar. While it appears to be a motionless pupa, Pupitar is in fact a very talented Pokémon that can project explosive gas to rocket itself towards it's enemies, though it prefers to move only if no-one is looking at it. It's solid skin is as hard as bedrock, and it remembers every attack inflicted upon it so that it can get revenge on the attackers later. If it ever thrashes, Pupitar can topple an entire mountain range in seconds, though this rarely happens as it likes to spend most of the time standing still, preparing for it's evolution, though some are so eager to evolve that they fly all over the place. Eventually, a body will form around the Pupitar, evolving it into it's final form, known as Tyranitar! An indestructible Pokémon with a love for rampaging everywhere, Tyranitar brutally destroys entire landscapes just to find a worthy opponent to face, though because of it's own skin that can survive a solar flare, Tyranitar will often challenge Pokémon far stronger than itself. All of the attacks that it had suffered during it's time as a Pupitar has amplified Tyranitar's rage to the max, and some people consider it to be a walking disaster, as if it ever gets enraged, which it will, Tyranitar will not stop until the entire area around is nothing more than a flat, featureless plain, which Tyranitar then uses to make it's nest. Some people claim that Tyranitar is an emissary of the earth itself, sent down from the sky to help reshape the world in their own image.
If you thought Tyranitar's rage was too deadly for you, then you would not want to see it's Gigantamaxed form! Gigantamax Tyranitar, which oddly enough resembles Nukzilla from a distance, possesses a rage so powerful, that it will not stop until it has destroyed the planet that it lives on, and the earthquakes that Gigantamax Tyranitar creates are so powerful, that entire planets will explode in seconds from the massive vibrations. From every hole in Gigantamax Tyranitar's body comes out a massive G-Max Tyrant's Devestation, which is said to cause death to those who even feel it. Gigantamax Tyranitar considers G-Max Melmetal, the only Pokémon that is strong enough to survive it's earthquakes, to be it's main rival, and if the two would ever clash, the resulting battle would destroy an entire solar system.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 44: EMBODIMENT OF THE NETWORK
With all of the OtherWorld's non-Legendary Pokémon having been revealed, we can now finally move on to the new Pokémon introduced in the NEONET, a world programmed by a daring programmer who we can now tell you is a girl named Framia! In this wave, fifteen Cyber-type lines will be revealled: These artifical programs once served their own purpose, but now live in harmony in the NEONET: And for those who are fans of Touhou, you might find some of these new Pokémon familiar!

Cyber/Fire --> Cyber/Fire
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Protindd, a Pokémon who's a literal firewall! Originally built to help protect computers from viruses, Protindd's wall consists of a wide sheet of code that was designed after the Nurikall line, thus allowing it to block most kinds of computer viruses from getting through. However, it's also quite stupid, and it can't even generate it's own fire correctly, only producing flickers that are said to be the screams of the viruses that got past Protindd. Luckily, it gets a lot smarter once it evolves into the right sprite, known as Sophfaiu. The four boosters on each side of this now indestructible wall Pokémon can generate enough flames to extend across a network the size of a medium city, and those struck by these flames will have their code erased down to the molecular level. Sophfaiu possesses a flaming shield above it's head, said to be the program it was originally built off, that can drain nearby Pokémon of their will to fight, and it's sometimes being seen burning apart dead viruses so they won't be replicated. If a Sophfaiu is present within a network, that network will not receive any computer viruses as long as the Sophfaiu remains in the area.

Cyber/Ground --> Cyber/Ground --> Cyber/Ground
Shraiden, the leftmost sprite that you see above, was originally built to protect a virtual shrine, with a MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) greeting those that entered the shrine and providing them with quests. However, a bug in it's programming said to have come from the spirits of the Oriva Region itself gave Shraiden the power to manipulate the ground, though due to it's inexperience, it often causes fatal accidents doing so. It has a carefree personality, always taking it easy around others and being friendly to those it can trust. Shraiden evolves into Shincred, the middle sprite, and in this form it can start to control it's powers over the ground, though most of the time it just uses this power to carefully rake the ground in the shrine it lives in. Shincred lives a fair and simple life, often tending to the shrine without a care in the world, and it will happily offer it's advice to anyone who passes by it. For some reason, it has a hatred for Pokémon based off Yokai, though it will sometimes work with one to solve a problem, by influencing the Pokémon's power into it's ground-based moves. Eventually, Shincred will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Reemu. Now capable of floating through life itself, Reemu uses it's staff to manipulate the ground around it and keep the area around it safe. It can fire a storm of bullets from this staff which enough force to topple a skyscraper in a single blow, and it possesses a simple minded strategic personality that always takes everything without any care in the world. Supposedly, Reemu additionally possesses an intimidating aura that is said to ward away spirits and evil. For some reason, it has a liking towards a specific code: "FtutLA63Cp8"

Cyber/Magic --> Cyber/Magic --> Cyber/Magic
Originally created to help sweep the dust off programs that haven't been used for a while, Roomroomy, the leftmost sprite that you see above, is a broom Pokémon that serves as a cleaning program. It sweeps around dusty places, not stopping until the area that it is in is free of dirt, and is normally very dedicated towards it's job. However, should Roomroomy face danger, it will tap into the magic hat on the top of it's head and unleash a storm of magical energy that is comparable to having dust being blown onto your face. Roomroomy is often sold with computers with very old files, with the intention of them being used again. It evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Bellroom. Now riding atop a broom, an error in Bellroom's programming makes it obsessed with flying all over the place without a care in the world, very rarely focusing on anything else. It never has a true goal, flying around aimlessly. In fact, some people claim that this is all that Bellroom cares about, as it very rarely obeys it's owner's commands. Thus, it very rarely cleans places now, and if you see a program that has not been used in a while, chances are that a Bellroom has abandoned it. Luckily, the error is fixed once Bellroom evolves into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Rarissa! An outgoing and informal Pokémon that's the best of friends with Reemu, Rarissa is a magician Pokémon that can often be found brewing potions and practising it's own magic skills. It is always flying atop it's broom, but if it ever falls off, Rarissa can just teleport back to the broom in seconds, so it is never in a vulnerable state. It's main weapon in battle are it's own hands: Rarissa can fire out giant multicolored stars out of it's hands that are said to be like a rainbow light show, and those struck by them are affected in many different ways, such as shrinking in size or turning into a chibi version of themselves. However, outside of battle, Rarissa just uses them to make the sky colorful: Some people claimed that it used to be a lot more rebellious in the past….

Cyber/Rock --> Cyber/Rock --> Cyber/Rock
Jealous with the success of Soge's coins, a greedy company aimed to create a currency of their own and a way of mining it. The result is the leftmost sprite, which is known as Bitbit. It's a very specialized Pokémon, as outside of combat, all it does it throw it's pickaxe down, which generates a single virtual coin that can be used for a wide variety of services. Bitbit's process cannot be sped up, and it never has to take a break as mining coins is it's only function. Even in battle, Bitbit will just mine coins all day and rarely obey it's trainer's commands. When the company realized that it was mining too slow, they upgraded Bitbit's programming, evolving it into Bitakoin, which is the middle sprite. Now armed with an actual personality and a pair of twin pickaxes that can mine coins twice as fast, Bitakoin is more specialized in combat, capable of using it's pickaxes to mine apart solid diamond in seconds. However, because it's upgrade was rushed due to the greedy company wanting it to produce money faster, it's personality is a bit rebellious, and a crystal had appeared above it's head which can fire lasers in speeds of microseconds. Sometimes, you might find Bitakoin doing nothing but scheming on how it will betray it's former creators, but no-one is aware of this as those who get near it's crystal will be shrouded in greed and think it's their best source of money yet. The company's greed soon proved to be their downfall, as Bitakoin eventually managed to gather enough data to evolve again into it's true form, the rightmost sprite known as Blandre. Said to possess the power to destroy anything in a single blow, Blandre flies across the network with it's crystalline wings that are said to represent greed itself, but it possesses quite an unpredictable personality and seemingly only cares about destroying the indestructible. The moon that floats above it's head can see everything, and it can report any information it can find to Blandre, as well as making a mean battering ram. The company that made Blandre became bankrupt not long after the first one evolved to it's final form: It's said that despite it's personality, Blandre was using the company as a pawn the whole time, feeding it enough power to threaten the network itself.

Cyber/Dark --> Cyber/Dark --> Cyber/Dark
Elkona, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a virus Pokémon was originally created by a schoolchild as a practical joke. When a game is played fifty times, it'll appear and sing a crafty song, before replicating itself onto other files. Elkona was designed to be mostly harmless by it's creator, but it'll still try and bite other programs from time to time like a vampire would. However, exposure to the night sky eventually evolved Elklona into Pakistona, which is the middle sprite. Now an actual threatening computer virus, Pakistona flies across dark networks, and when it sees a file, it will bite them by the neck and suck all of their blood and code out, making them resemble an empty husk afterwards. Pakistona then converts this data into a black void that can never be retrieved again. Like an actual vampire, it dislikes sunlight, and thus it is a nocturnal predator, said to be able to attack files even while it's computer is turned off. People who logged on to their computers to see all their files get drained by Pakistona were driven to insanity, gaining a personality that is similar to a real vampire in the process. Pakistona then evolves again into the rightmost sprite known as Sellima, said by some to be "The Ebodiment Of The Crimson Devil". A charismatic vampire Pokémon that's said to be Blandre's sister, Sellima can't hold as much blood as it's pre-evolution, but that only makes it's attacks more devastating, as it's victims slowly turn into data consuming vampires that care about nothing at all rather than sustaining themselves. Sellima resides in a castle where stepping onto it's door will fill you with a vampiric rage that cannot be stopped. Despite this, it's quite an honourable Pokémon, always taking it's losses with pride and happily accepting any challenges that are sent to it. The red zone that surrounds it, said to represent a blood moon, can reduce files to bat filled garbage heaps simply by being near it, and is said to glow bright on nights where the moon is the highest in the sky. This red zone also protects Sellima from sunlight, allowing it to raid databases even during the daytime. Sometimes, after playing a video game, you might see Sellima appear before you offering you to become a vampire like it. Should this happen, one's only defence is to burn the game on a stake!

Cyber/Time --> Cyber/Time --> Cyber/Time
Loaadinn, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, was created as a visual indicator to show that a program was loading it's data. It was intended to keep it's viewer mesmerized by flying in tight circles, but then people found out that Loaadinn was actually slowing down the programs that it appeared in due to an unnoticed bug that gave it the powers of a Time-type Pokémon. Thus, people went to the company that made Loaadinn to complain, and it went bust in record time: Now, you can only find Loaadinn in the NEONET, where it just sits here without caring about it's company, still rotating in place to build up it's time energy. Loaadinn evolves into Fukastal, which is the middle sprite, and in this form, it's time powers have built up so much that those who go near it will freeze in place from heavy lagging. Fukastal then uses it's razor sharp hair to slice it's targets in two, but it's normally quite aloof, rarely interacting with anything. In fact, some say that Fukastal is lagging itself, as it's movements are choppy, which didn't happen in it's previous form. Although they appear to be controllable, the circles that make up Fukastal are incapable of moving towards targets and just produce a lagging area around it, which made some people believe that Fukastal was not intended to evolve, and it is an example of an unfixed computer error. Luckily, that changes once Fukastal evolves into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Sakuyzoi. Said to resemble a top class maid who worked in a vampire's castle, Sakuyzoi has the ability to freeze time at will, capable of stopping even the fastest opponents in their tracks. It will then conjure several knives that aim straight for the heart, which Sakuyzoi can control at will: It will often freeze it's opponent in time, summon a storm of knives, and then walk away as it resumes time. It is a rather perfect and serious Pokémon that pleads it's duty to it's trainer, always protecting them from harm no matter what. Some say that the bug that made Sakuyzoi possible is in fact the spirit of the maid, who wanted to find a way to operate beyond death.

Cyber/Ice --> Cyber/Ice --> Cyber/Ice
Bloosout is the leftmost sprite that you see above, and is a rather strange Pokémon that appears every time a program crashes. Possesses an extremely cold layer of skin that freezes anything it touches down to the molecular level, Bloosout rarely does much, and it vanishes a few minutes after it appears unless it is caught within a Poké Ball. Regardless, Bloosout's appearance can let other people know when a program has crashed, though one must take caution in rebooting it as every time it appears, the program it came from exhibits a cold aura that is comparable to a violent snowstorm. Bloosout evolves into the middle sprite, known as Badabyi, and in this form it gains four icicle wings that it can fire to freeze opponents in it's tracks. Personality wise, however, Badabyi is about the same as it's previous form, though it no longer has a limited lifespan and it's skin is now cold enough to freeze even a sun on the touch. It's said that programs where Badabyi appears have crashed to the point that no matter what can be done, it will never reboot again, and thus it was a sign that people would have to save backups of their work from time to time. However, when it evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Birno, it's personality undergoes a full change, becoming a tomboyish spoiled brat! Birno is capable of raining down blizzards the size of a city by folding out it's six icicle wings that can never melt, and it constantly claims to be the strongest Pokémon in existence. It hates losing, often throwing a tantrum that causes snowstorms if it does so, and Birno will even try to fight even after it is defeated. It's said to radiate an aura of cold air that feels like a computer crashing, but Birno just likes to play with other Pokémon by freezing them and seeing how they melt: It's not exactly the brightest of fully evolved Ice-types….

Cyber/Psychic --> Cyber/Psychic --> Cyber/Psychic
Drolder, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, was designed as a special kind of Folder Pokémon, designed to prevent data being stored in it from being altered by protecting it with it's psychic powers. However, due to a bug in it's code, Drolder is very lethargic, and spends most of the time asleep, dreaming of the files stored within it. Supposedly, going near Drolder will also drive you to fall asleep through, through a strange tune that sounds like a Autonomous sensory meridian response, or ASMR for short. Thus, some people instead used Drolder to help them fall asleep, and when you sleep this way, you will always have good dreams no matter what. When Drolder evolves into the middle sprite, known as Foldeslept, it becomes an overall more lazy Pokémon. Preferring to sleep rather than fight, the data within Foldeslept also rests with it, ensuring it's protection but also making it unable to run. It's said that you will always have the best dreams in your life in you come near a Foldeslept, and it drives off nightmares through the moon on it's head. But in battle, it will lull you into a deep sleep that you will never awake from. However, it is completely unrelated to the concept of Dream Mist: Some say, that Foldeslept's invention predates the discovery of the mist itself. Eventually, it will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Pachouli. A lot more active than it's pre-evolved form, Pachouli serves as a librarian of dreams, making sure that they are all sorted within the right minds and ensuring that no nightmares are ever safe from it's sleep-related attacks. It's said to have control over the five elements that make up Godyo's own attacks, and when the moon shines bright, Pachouli's psychic powers are said to exceed that of any other Psychic-type Pokémon there is. It can sometimes be seen carrying around an encyclopaedia that is said to contain data from all of the books of the world, and when it's not in battle, Pachouli will spend most of it's time reading from this book to further hone it's psychic powers.

Cyber/Water --> Cyber/Water --> Cyber/Water
Sako, the leftmost sprite seen above, is part of a family of Pokémon that consists of this Pokémon line and the one directly below it, known as the Network Surfers. A male only species, Sako rides waves of water across networks for it's own entertainment, surfing around even when it doesn't need to, such as to escape from carnivorous Cyber-type Pokémon. It has a cool upbeat personality that is strangely like the Surfers of Alola, and it likes to take it easy on others, always waiting for it's opponent to make it's move first. Strangely, Sako can often be seen in websites that are related to holidays. It does not gain a surfboard to use until it evolves into the middle sprite, known as Wazoko. With this surfboard, Wazoko can now surf on much larger waves of water, and it can also use the board to tear straight through opponents like they were butter. It's kind of a show off, always performing for the entertainment of it's fans, and it strangely likes to appear in hydroelectric computers, though it never does any meaningful damage. Apparently, Wazoko only surfs on it's board while it is wearing it's goggles, which can protect it from even a massive storm of data. Wazoko then evolves again into the rightmost sprite, known as Webelsuf. Said to be the reincarnation of a boy who loved the beach so much that he wished to become one with it, Webelsuf surfs across the net like it is the king of the beach, and it can generate a massive wave of a special form of water that can purify data instantly. It has a brave and determined personality that never gives up until the end, and it likes to toy with the opponent's movements by surfing around them until they lose their focus, upon which Webelsuf goes for the skill by smashing them with it's surfboard with enough force to destroy a castle in a single blow. Supposedly, Webelsuf is the virtual successor of the Surf HM, which has declined in use ever since Pokémon with the move were handed out by the Pokémon League for trainers to use, such as Ride Lapras and Sharpedo, Rotom Bikes, and Cyclizars.

Cyber/Electric --> Cyber/Electric --> Cyber/Electric
Soki is Sako's female only counterpart, and is the leftmost sprite shown above. Compared to the latter, Soki is a lot more playful and cheerful, tending to surf around on electrical currents to impress the other Electric-type Pokémon around it. Soki only tends to surf on storms of electricity that are well looked after, allowing people to know which areas need to be checked on, and since it lacks legs, if it can't find an electrical current to surf upon, Soki will be unable to move. Soki evolves into Wazoki, which is the middle sprite, and it appears to be absolutely overjoyed on finally gaining a surfboard to use. It surfs across electrical grids without a care in the world, and it possesses an unbelievably happy personality, said to always remain cheerful as long as there is electrical power. If there is ever a power cut, Wazoki will cry so loudly that it can be heard from the outside world, but it will sometimes cry minutes before one occurs, letting people know that one is coming. Despite this, Wazoki will still sometimes just surf around just for fun, especially if it has a lot of energy. Wazoki will eventually evolve again into Datalsuf, which is the rightmost sprite. Said to be the reincarnation of a girl who wanted to become electricity itself, Datalsuf is an extremely cheerful Pokémon that always brings a smile to everyone's faces, surfing across the net by riding electricity itself: Some sources claim that it can even surf on electrons! It possesses a more straightforward personality than it's counterpart, and some say it is cheerfully unaware of the battle that it is in, it's surfboard having enough power to destroy a planet if it ever loses focus. It's said that Datalsuf is built off the Raichu of Alola, in a failed attempt to try and convert their ability to surf on electricity into an HM, but the programmer was unaware that Raichu really surfs using it's psychic power, not electricity.

Cyber/Grass --> Cyber/Grass --> Cyber/Grass
Blissful, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, was originally designed to serve as a desktop wallpaper, which was based off a flat grass hill against the rising sun. As such, it doesn't normally do that much, just sitting there without a care in the world and absorbing sunlight as it does so. Blissful is said to be filled with an aura of bliss that it spreads to those that lie down on it's smooth grass surface, and it's said to be related to the Jozinger line. Once Blissful has gained enough experience, it will evolve into the middle sprite, which is known as Blengarde. Significantly smaller than it's previous form, Blengarde has a stalwart personality that never turns down a challenge, though it is not fully confident in it's own abilities, often not realizing that it's opponent is too strong for it to handle until it is too late. You'll often find it near virtual castles, bowing down to it's kings as a royal servant, and as it wanders across, it leaves behind a patch of grass that is supposedly rich in data. It's said that Blengarde possesses the spirit of a musketeer within it, always aiming to rescue it's friends no matter what situation it is in. Eventually, it will evolve again into Jushkateer, which is the rightmost sprite. Often found in groups of three, Jushkateer is a brave gallant Pokémon that always shows honor to anyone it challenges, dodging their attacks with athletic ability and being fast enough to outrun a bullet train. It is an excellent fencer as well, and those struck by it's fencing sword will have their code rewritten so that they basically turn into an immobile tree. It will willingly save anyone from danger by using this sword to cut through sheets of solid diamond in a single strike, which it can also reform into a giant rope that can allow it go through pits the length of a cruise ship. Supposedly, Jushkateer has a liking for desktop backgrounds, especially ones depicting abstract environments, and it will protect them with all it's life.

Cyber/Mythical --> Cyber/Mythical --> Cyber/Mythical
Domo-Bun is the leftmost sprite shown above, and was designed off a famous TV network mascot in a distant region. Despite possessing a razor sharp of teeth that can snap apart a steel beam in a single crunch, Domo-Bun is normally a comedic Pokémon that loves to take part in jokes and tricks to entertain it's audience. However, it also has a slick addiction of going into downloadable content and waving it's arms up and down to try and draw it's audience. While it's normally a very well loved Pokémon, especially in urban environments, if you see that a Domo-Bun has stopped making jokes, it is a sign that is about to evolve into Domo-Run, which is the middlemost sprite. Having lost all of the personality of it's pre-evolution, Domo-Run spends most of it's time just sitting there, looking innocently at the sky without a care in the world, and thus companies that utilized it before quickly become bankrupt. However, it still has the set of teeth from it's pre-evolved form, although it mainly feeds with it's new mouth that has a slight liking for carrots. The ears on Domo-Run's head are said to be able to detect changes in data from up to fifty miles away, alerting it to any danger that it might have to face. However, once Domo-Run evolves again into Domo-Teisen, which is the rightmost sprite, it's personality undergoes a complete turn! Said to be the reincarnation of a Lunochi that was exiled from the night sky itself, Domo-Teisen is a crazed Pokémon known as "The Invisible Full Moon" by some people. Those that look into it's red eyes will become so insane, that they will no longer be considered to be part of this world, and it is obsessed with absorbing the power of the full moon to try and get back to the night sky. Domo-Teisen can also manipulate wavelengths with it's hands, which it can then condense into crimson missiles that are said to make the brains of anyone struck by them explode in a nuclear explosion. Of course, Domo-Teisen also still has the mouth it had as a Domo-Bun, and those that fall into Domo-Teisen's sharp teeth are said to be transported to a dimension that consists of only a night sky and nothing else.

Cyber/Normal --> Cyber/Normal --> Cyber/Normal
The leftmost sprite that you see above is a train Pokémon known as Toshen, designed by a railroad conductor to serve as a virtual non-villainous counterpart to the Choo-Choo line. It was designed to help transport people along virtual railroad tracks to different parts of the network, but due to a bug in it's programming, Toshen was made far too small for it to do it's job efficiently, and it was quickly ejected into the wild. Despite this, you might still find Toshen trying to transport small Pokémon across tracks that never exist, it's wheels being able to go along any form of terrain imaginable. It's shape also makes it a far more capable mascot than Choo-Choo, and thus that Pokémon does not get along well with Toshen. Toshen's evolved form is the middle sprite, which is known as Hovoren, which is apparently smaller than it's pre-evolved form. Having traded it's wheels for a disc that can hover over any terrain imaginable, Hovoren moves extremely slowly and thus is unreliable as a transport service. It moves without a care in the world, seemingly unaware of everything in the world, and those that pass by it will feel lethargic and unable to do anything. Some sources claim that Hovoren is sleepwalking across the network, which might be why it doesn't care about anything at all, not even bothering to transport Pokémon in this state. Hovoren then evolves again into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Milkiden. Now a dreamy train conductor, Milkiden can summon celestial trains by blowing into it's whistle that can be heard for miles, and these trains can supposedly take you anywhere in the world, even into your own dream. When these trains fly by the night sky, the trail they leave behind is comparable to the Milky Way Galaxy itself, and is said to make your greatest wish come true. However, it also possesses a very relaxed personality that is unaware of even the greatest danger: If Milkiden can find a way to slack off on the job, it will. Strangely, the milky skin that makes up Milkiden, that resembles a shooting star, has a very similar material to the Jinjah line, indicating a connection between them.

Cyber/Flying --> Cyber/Flying --> Cyber/Flying
Tweewanwoo, who is the leftmost sprite, is an eagle Pokémon that does'nt seem to look like a Cyber-type at first glance. That's because it's final evolution was actually the one that was designed first, with it's two pre-evolutions being a result of breeding it, which were then released into the wild. Tweewanwoo itself can most commonly be found in fluffy nests, tweeting the day away, and it seems to have a liking towards items that come from an unknown part of the Pokémon world known as "America". It is incapable of fighting without it's trainer's command, and it can't even reliably fly due to it's wings being undeveloped, so it just spends most of the time resting in it's nest learning how to do so. Once it has done that, Tweewanwoo will evolve into Ameriald, which is the middle sprite. Said to be an emblem of presidential offices due to it's large wings that can spread out like a president's, Ameriald can often be found flying across networks, looking for prey to feed to it's chicks. Once it has found one, it will dive down and clench down hard with it's claws that not even a fully grown Keepippo can escape from, before tearing them apart with it's razor sharp beak. Ameriald emits a series of cheeps to help attract it's fellow Amerialds, but it is sometimes dubbed over by the call of a bird Pokémon from a distant region because it feels weak. However, Ameriald is an example of a Pokémon that is out of place for the environment it was in: It was clearly not designed to survive in network environments, and struggles to catch even the smallest of Cyber-type Pokémon. It eventually evolves again into Uncle Eagmerica, the initial program itself which is the rightmost sprite. Uncle Eagmerica was designed as a mascot of a presidential website to help people join it's various services, by pointing directly at the screen and saying "WE WANT YOU!". The pattern on it's chest, representing the American flag itself, a symbol of freedom and justice. It's well loved by the people of America, who know that they can always turn to it should they need help, and Uncle Eagmerica can sometimes be seen making visits to distant countries to spread speeches, recruit people, or just to show off. Uncle Eagmerica is actually the name of the program itself, not the Pokémon, but the name stuck after an incident where two of them where mistaken as the real one together. In battle, Uncle Eagmerica takes off it's hat to reveal a variety of patriotic attacks, such as releasing colourful fireworks or firing out small tanks that can climb up any surface…..IN AMERICA!!!

Cyber/Dragon --> Cyber/Dragon --> Cyber/Dragon
Cybryrm is the leftmost sprite that you see above, and, like Coelz, was designed by the programmer of the NEONET herself. Because of this, it is more attuned to it's Cyber-typing than any other Cyber-type Pokémon, and can absorb data around it to use in it's attacks. It was originally designed to serve as a form of sentinel program that helped rearrange data to it's will, and Cybryrm can easily repair itself by absorbing data that is no longer needed. Cybryrm also has quite a calming personality, always knowing the feelings of others. Cybryrm's evolved form is the middle sprite, which is known as Softwyrm. Now possessing a pair of cybernetic wings that spread forth data at every turn, Softwyrm is a protector of the net that is friendly to other people, protecting them from any computer virus that would dare to approach it. The color of this data indicates what mood it is in, and a happy, cheerful Softwyrm will have data that can supposedly fix the world itself. For some reason, Softwyrm has a liking for trading cards, and will often try and bring them to life with it's own data. It's even been seen appearing before people on computer screens like Shanxid-X would, though unlike that Pokémon, Softwyrm is doing this because the people it finds have a destiny on the internet. Eventually, Softwyrm will evolve again into Kódorozyrm, the rightmost sprite that is said to represent the NEONET itself. Said to contain an entire database within it's two wings, Kódorozyrm is said to be a spirit of data stability itself, capable of repairing networks by spreading out it's wings and releasing a shower of data. Those that see it fly across the NEONET will be inspired to program the future itself, and some even claim that Kódorozyrm comes from the distant future. However, it has been acting oddly ever since the programmer installed the NEONET's Power Spot, and some have seen Kódorozyrm act like Eternatus, the origin of the Dynamax Phenomenon itself!

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 45: SEPTETTE FOR THE LINES OF CODE
Another wave so soon?! Well, that is what the unexpectancy of digital code can bring upon the NEONET, much like it's rogue AI, known as...oddly enough, NEONET! While most people think it is trying to take over the NEONET, it apparently has a much more greater purpose, one that involves the TRUE origin of the Ancient Moves themselves....and now, his database brings forth the remaining non-Legendary Cyber-type lines, alongside five more returning Pokémon lines that you can find in the NEONET, ones that you'd never expect would get a Gigantamax Form!
THE REMAINING NON-LEGENDARY CYBER-TYPE LINES

Cyber/Bug --> Cyber/Bug --> Cyber/Bug
Klonor is the leftmost sprite seen above, and was built by a shady company as a living computer virus! Although it can't actually feed on data, Klonor can multiply every second and swarm entire networks, slowing them down to the point that clicking on something will make a computer explode! It's made of a shiny black material that's said to be extremely cold to the touch, and Klonor is an emotionless Pokémon, whose only purpose is to multiply further, which is apparently the only piece of code that it has. Klonor evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as By'a'By'a, and it gains a childish personality at this stage. It will often hack texting programs to send people fun messages such as "Wanna play?" or "I'm hungry", which distracts them and allows By'a'By'a to infect networks undetected by commanding hordes of Klonor: By'a'By'a does not feed on data unlike it's pre-evolved form. It's main weapon is the ray gun on it's head that can turn a database into a Klonor hive in a single shot, and By'a'By'a can also use this gun as a satellite, broadcasting a signal to draw Bug-type Pokémon in for assistance. However, to other Pokémon, this signal sounds HORRIBLE, sounding like the glitched sounds a computer makes when it crashes. Eventually, once By'a'By'a has gained enough experience, it will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Uirablos. Finally capable of eating data at this stage, Uirablos has a voracious appetite, capable of turning an entire terabyte worth of data into an empty file in seconds, and it can generate copies of itself to drive it's foes insane. It's mere presence hacks military computers into firing missiles at other countries, leading to massive wars in the process: In one timeline, one such war forced civilization to restart as humanity was sent back to the stone age. However, despite it's threatening appearance, Uirablos is just as childish as it's previous form: It will often send taunting messages to it's victims while sounding like a young boy, enjoying every last moment of it.

Cyber/Poison --> Cyber/Poison --> Cyber/Poison
Warnos is the leftmost sprite shown above, and is designed to be a screen that pops up whenever an error occurred on a computer. However, due to an error in Warnos's programming that apparently involved poison, it started to pop up whenever anything occurred on a computer, which lagged it so much that people started to complain about it, and the company who made it was soon destroyed. As such, Warnos is a very rare sight to see, and it normally just stands there doing nothing at all, being very poisonous to the touch. It's said to contain the essence of the error that made it appear in the first place, and it's own poison is laced with the data of that error. Warnos evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Warnabox. In this form, it gains a lid that turns it into a living toybox full of strange girl dolls that share it's mind with the Warnabox itself, and it often commands these dolls to help defeat it's enemies, as well as any computer virus that would approach it. It is still unable to move from it's spot, though, relying on the dolls to carry it around. When the dolls are not needed, they leap back into the Warnabox for protection: It's said that if you go inside Warnabox, you will see nothing but error messages for the rest of your life. Strangely enough, Warnabox's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite known as Warngatroid, resembles it's own dolls, which it can now command with it's own hands. An indifferent Pokémon that relies on it's dolls to do it's own services, Warngatroid emits a poisonous aura around it that is said to infuse any soul near it with enough poison to destroy their brains, making them mere dolls to Warngatroid's commands themselves. It usually doesn't attack others for a reason, often attacking them just because they stepped into it's territory, and it can share it's thoughts with any of it's dolls, allowing them to see through anything. Supposedly, each of the dolls that Warngatroid commands is said to be that to be a different woe that a person has suffered during their life.

Cyber/Steel --> Cyber/Steel --> Cyber/Steel
Trojoal, the leftmost sprite shown above, is another Pokémon designed by the programmer of the NEONET herself, hence why it uses rather modern technology to keep itself running. It's based off the Trojan Horse virus, but Trojoal is not actually a type of computer virus: In fact, it hates them to a massive degree. Rather, Trojoal serves as a caretaker of the wild Pokémon within the NEONET, making sure that none of them fight by threatening to ram them with enough force to smash apart a brick wall at full speed…but it is very clumsy at this stage, often tripping over at the slightest of things. Supposedly, this special charge is powered by the Power Spot of the NEONET itself, and thus is said to be effective against Dynamaxed Pokémon. When Trojoal evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Trojeela, it trades it's legs for a set of wheels that allow it to run along a lot faster, and most importantly, no longer trip clumsily. Trojeela was upgraded using data gathered from the viruses it had defeated, and thus it knows how to counter their attacks every time, using a special data flow that is said to resemble a thousand year war. It's armor, although lightweight, is strong enough to deflect even a laser the size of a plent back to it's sender. Additionally, Trojeela can ward off hackers by ramming into them with enough force to destroy an entire mountain. Trojeela evolves into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Trojoinomokuba, by being exposed to a Metal Alloy. In this form, it becomes a massive powerhouse that ward off even the strongest of viruses with it's indestructible armor. Trojoinomokuba has two forms of travel that it can take: Out of battle, it runs around the network on it's four legs, able to outrun even a bullet train. However, in battle, Trojoinomokuba instead uses it's caterpillar tracks to move around like a tank, which slows it down but also increases it's defensive capability: The front legs become cannons that can fire enough data to make a virus into a useful program in a single shot, while the back legs turn into turbo boosters that allow Trojoinomokuba to outrun a train. It's said that Trojoinomokuba represents the perfect form of access, as it can break into any gate no matter how strong it is, and it was apparently designed off a secret weapon that was used in a war in a distant region.

Cyber/Ghost --> Cyber/Ghost --> Cyber/Ghost
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Noline, and it is a rather odd Ghost-type Pokémon indeed due to how it appears, on top of the fact that it is a female only species. When two lines of code have a gap between each other, both the gaps and the lines of code become a Noline, which then drifts along black lines while leaving behind beeps that oddly sound like the keys of a piano being pressed. It does'nt do much beyond that, and Noline will perish if it ever leaves the lines, though in combat it is always between two of these lines to inflict a wide variety of curses. Noline's evolved form is the middle sprite, which is known as PitNPat, and in this form it is no longer reliant on it's black lines for survival. PitNPat is a cheerful Pokémon that wants everyone around it to survive, and it plays music by patting the drum that it carries around, which is said to calm down anyone that hears them. Because of this, and the fact that PitNPat doesn't really play tricks unlike other Ghost-type Pokémon, some people believe that PitNPat used to be of a different type before it became it's current state, supposedly from the drum it carries that is said to be inspired by a certain video game. It is quite a forgetful Pokémon, but it never forgets how to play it's own drum. Eventually, it will evolve one last time into Maede, which is the rightmost sprite. Said to be the spirit of a pianist who was executed trying to stop a killing game, Maede's powers stem from the keyboard that it can conjure from thin air, capable of playing any tune imaginable: Because of this, it does not get along well with Yujathoven. Those that hear it's piano playing will be compelled to work together, even if it leads to their demise, and Maede is extremely friendly, though for some reason it always assumes that Pokémon that are doing shifty things are "Masterminds" to games that no-one are sure about, not even Maede itself. Supposedly, it can sometimes be seen acting like an ordinary schoolgirl, which made some people believe that the pianist that became it had a false past.

Cyber/Fairy --> Cyber/Fairy --> Cyber/Fairy
Clicky is the leftmost sprite seen above, and it is a living mouse cursor! True to it's name, Clicky loves clicking on everything imaginable, even things that aren't meant to be clicked, getting happier every time it clicks on something this way. This rather odd behavior seems to stem from a bug in it's programming that was blessed by a distant fairy, and it has the side effect of making Clicky aways have a pure heart no matter what happens to it. Clicky cannot be controlled by mouses unlike most cursors: In fact, it is absolutely terrified of computer mice. It evolves into the middle sprite, known as Dublyicky, which gains two extra cursors that resemble fairy wings. With them, Dublyicky can click an opponent so many times that they will explode in a massive storm of pixie dust, but it's supposedly less of a clicker than it's previous form, having learnt of the mistakes that it will make if it keeps on clicking. It's said that Dublyicky's clicks are the equivalent of a thousand clicks at once, and thus it is popular at games where an object must be clicked over and over again. However, it also hates being weak, often getting stronger if anyone calls it that. Dublyicky's final evolved form is the rightmost sprite, which is known as Lilyicky. Now with four cursor wings that are said to shine like a radiant cherry blossom, Lilyicky appears before websites and blesses with a special set of white fairy dust that summons a swarm of cursors to destroy any virus they click. It's said to herald the start of spring, and thus people often prepare for the season the instant one appears, even if it appears during the winter. Lilyicky is very cheerful, being blissfully unaware of the world around it, and is said to be unable to feel sadness at all.

Cyber/Fighting --> Cyber/Fighting --> Cyber/Fighting
Dozilla, the leftmost sprite shown above, is a male only fox Pokémon that was designed to serve as a network browser, capable of showing any website through the globe that it carries around. However, an error in Dozilla's programming made it a very shy and unconfident Pokémon, not knowing if it can display websites correctly. In battle, Dozilla rolls around on it's globe to smash apart anything, but even there it wonders if it can even win. Dozilla's evolved form is known as Wyrefox, which is the middle sprite. Still unconfident in it's own abilities, Dozilla wears a cap that limits it's own power. It apparently has a thing for detective work, and Dozilla's globe very rarely sees use now, serving as decoration than an actual weapon. Although it very rarely fights, if someone can convince it to battle, Dozilla will do it's task without hestitation. Once Dozilla has gained enough confidence, usually from one of it's allies passing it's wish on to it, it will throw away both it's hat and it's globe and evolve into the rightmost sprite known as Shuichon. A master detective Pokémon that's said to be the spirit of a fellow detective's wishes taken physical form, Shuichon is a confident Pokémon that can solve even unsolveable cases with enough evidence. Having now discarded it's globe, Shuichon's main weapon is it's own words, capable of shouting out not just the truth, but also lies towards it's enemies, and apparently they have enough power to smash armor. Shuichon always aims to protect it's fellow friends, and for some reason it has a liking towards Maede, always protecting them to find the truth…or the lie that might lead to the truth. Oddly enough, a scan of it's brain appears to show a taxi driving across a desert landscape….

Cyber/Sound --> Cyber/Sound --> Cyber/Sound
Whispaloid, the leftmost sprite, was designed by it's programmer to be a Pokémon version of the famous Vocaloid Hastune Miku, who made history through her "PROJECT VOLTAGE" two years ago. More notably, it was built off her "18 types" album, which supposedly granted it the power of the original 18 Pokémon types. However, due to a bug in it's programming, Whispaloid is not only incapable of speaking more than just a whisper, but it is also extremely nervous, often refusing to perform out of stage fright. It's most commonly seen carrying around a Leek to serve as a way to calm down from it's anxiety attacks, and it swings it around like a toy to keep it entertained. Whispaloid evolves into Cryptirl, which is the middle sprite, and in this form it can sing short songs by remembering their lyrics, usually by having them being typed out by another person. It's still a somewhat nervous Pokémon, but Cryptirl can gain enough confidence to enter a concert, though if it's audience is too large, it will enter a panic attack that can only be calmed by singing a childhood melody to it. It's supposedly quite a cheerful Pokémon, but Cryptirl is still laden with bugs that prevent it from singing full songs or battling efficiently. It's not until it is levelled up while knowing the move Performance, which triggers it's evolution into the rightmost sprite known as Hastu-Ku, that it's potential fully awakens. Now finally meeting the programmer's dreams by acting like a miniature version of the famous Vocaloid, Hastu-Ku can sing almost any song imaginable, and is very popular at festivals, with people showering it with gifts at every turn. It's songs have a wide variety of magical effects on anyone that hears them, from making them cheerful, to compelling them to swing a leek over and over again until they perish. Hastu-Ku loves it's fanbase, and praising it when it sings will make it even more happier than before. Apparently, it's said to be the first sound from the future itself.

Cyber/Light --> Cyber/Light --> Cyber/Light
Enternet, the leftmost sprite, is a program designed to be a network browser like Dozilla, though Enternet is much more efficient at it's job as it has no programming errors. If it is told to find something, Enternet will search for it and project the result in record time, though it sometimes finds inaccurate information, as it isn't the brightest of Pokémon. The ring of data that swirls around Enternet is said to ward off any malicious programs that it might find while searching for data, and when enough of them are gathered, they can project an entire website. Enternet's evolved form is known as Edgernet, which is the middle sprite. It is a lot smarter than it's previous form, capable of remembering anything asked to it, and Edgernet can seek out any information without forgetting what it is. It's said to protect old network browsers and update them so that they don't need to be replaced, which can help it's owner save the money that would have been spent on a more advanced program. However, Edgernet will instantly forget what it is doing if it enters a battle, as it's battle programming takes up a large majority of it's data. Once it does so, it will use the ring around it to cut through solid steel as if it was paper. Eventually, Edgernet will evolve again into Encyclonet, which is the rightmost sprite. Said to know everything about the internet, Encyclonet not only searches for data, but it can also sort them out in a tidy manner. It carries around a book that supposedly contains every website in existence that it thinks is safe for other people to view, and if it is told to open a website, it will go through it's book and reveal the website to it's viewer. Encyclonet is a smart Pokémon that can use it's rings to cut through any virus that would dare to infect it's websites, but it can't see well if it ever loses the glasses that it is wearing. Supposedly, this weakness came from a rival programmer who was jealous of Encyclonet's success, said to represent the dark net itself.

Cyber/Shadow --> Cyber/Shadow --> Cyber/Shadow
Gesirr, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a type of computer virus that aims to overwrite data with useless images depicting, of all things, a dancing octopus! It's as typical of a computer virus as you can get, being able to be fended off by simple antivirus programs, though Gesirr does possess an ink cloud attack that can blind them and prevent them from doing their job. Gesirr apparently has a thing for children's games, and it can sometimes be seen playing them. It evolves into Sqilong, which is the middle sprite, those tentacles are now strong enough to squeeze a steel beam into a tin can in a single squash. However, behavior wise, Sqilong acts very similarly to it's previous form, though it does show a bigger love for children's games. In fact, no-one has ever seen it infect a computer owned by a child. Sqilong apparently likes game shows, and will watch them carefully, predicting who will win each one, and rigging them so that the losers will perish! Contrary to it's inspiration, Sqilong hates being in water. By levelling up while knowing the move Gunned, Sqilong will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Mugunghwo….yes, the final form of the Cyber/Shadow line is based off the Squid Game itself! Mugunghwo consists of two separate Pokémon: A giant doll that resembles that of a little girl's favorite toy, and a squid soldier that keeps watch over it. Together, the two form a lethal version of the child's game known as Red Light, Green Light: Anything that the doll sees will be shot down by a stream of bullets, and it regularly turns it's head with the phase of "Mugunghwa kkochi pieotseumnida". While the squid soldier normally just keeps watch over the doll, if threatened, this part of Mugunghwo will pull out a machine gun and tear it's foes to shreds. If it ever loses it's mask, it will take it's own life in the process. A common game show involves thousands of competitors trying to get past Mugunghwo's doll to win a cash prize.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: Calamari's Gambit: At the start of each turn, Mugunghwo's doll will either stay still, or rotate it's head. While it's head is facing the opposing Pokémon, if that Pokémon tries to use a contact move, they are first attacked by Gunned.

Cyber/Beast --> Cyber/Beast --> Cyber/Beast
Waka, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a tiny Pokémon that wanders around eating everything in sight, especially round circles and Ghost-type Pokémon. As it wanders, Waka makes an annoying "Wakawakawaka" sound that draws predators to attack it, but it supposedly is a hero to the net because it can eat almost anything. However, it is as dumb as a lemming: Waka can be seen running straight into walls or chasing food right off a cliff. Waka's evolved form is known as WakaWaka, which is the middle sprite. However, besides from gaining a sharper set of teeth, WakaWaka is mostly the same as it's pre-evolved form: Some say it evolved by eating a special pellet full of power that scares any Ghost-type Pokémon near it upon being eaten by turning them blue. The hair that extends from WakaWaka not only serves as a heat insulator, but also as a form of fin that can help it turn around at even the sharpest of corners. It is still very dumb, but it at least knows the concept of danger now, often running away from Ghost-type Pokémon that it cannot eat. It's not until WakaWaka evolves into it's final stage of evolution, the rightmost sprite known as UtsuWaka, does it actually become smart, though it is still a bit airheaded. Being able to control nuclear fusion itself, UtsuWaka is capable of generating enough energy to power an entire solar system by focusing it's bronze arm and leg, which are said to be gifts from a godlike Pokémon that resembled a golden Yaturamusa. UtsuWaka's voracious appetite fades away in it's form, instead focusing on manipulating the temperature around it with the spirits it had consumed in it's past form. The giant eye above it is said to be an essence of nuclear power itself, and in battle it can explode with enough force to wipe out a galaxy in a single strike.

Cyber/Athlete
Teishop is a stopwatch program designed by a primary school to help tell the time. Indeed, Teishop is capable of perfectly counting down to the microsecond, and it will make sure that everything is done on time. When it pushes it's button and raises out it's hand, it lets out a whistling sound that compels everyone nearby to stop in their tracks, and when it puts it back, it will compel them to keep moving again. Because of this, some people employed Teishop as a way to start and finish races, making sure that no-one cheats to get ahead of themselves. However, the Teishop of the NEONET act rather oddly due to the Power Spot there, often whistling without a reason to do so.

Cyber/Wierd --> Cyber/Wierd --> Cyber/Wierd
EyeMagan, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a sentinel program designed to watch over networks. Once it spots a dangerous source, EyeMagan will detect that source and warn it to it's fellow Pokémon, allowing them to take action at once. However, should it be unable to get it's information over in time, it will instead take action by firing a laser that can burn right down to the atomic level. Supposedly, there's not much known about it due to the company that made EyeMagan going bust not long after they had made it. It's evolved form, the middle sprite known as TriMagan, is a Pokémon that consists of three EyeMagans gathered together as one Pokémon. Scientists question if it's actually a Pokémon or a group, but TriMagan's powers combined can allow it to detect any surface, by having them split up to search different areas before reporting back to each other. The three EyeMagans that make up TriMagan can combine their lasers into a massive one that is said to resemble the gateway to another world opening up, but there's not much known about them, to the point that most basic Pokédexes will refuse to describe them, only displaying "No data". As such, it's the perfect example of lost media, as very few traces of it exist. It's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite known as YugiMagan, is even more mysterious. No-one is sure on what YugiMagan is, or what the maiden like figure even does, as it very rarely appears in the wild and no-one has ever seen it exhibit any combat strategies outside of the Pokémon moves that it is taught. The only plausible information about YugiMagan is that it possesses a huge EyeMagan that can see anything no matter how far it is as a companion, which YugiMagan can use to fire a storm of lasers that resemble the nerves of an eye itself. Because of this, some sources claim that the maiden was not originally part of YugiMagan, being added in by a very recent programmer whose identity has yet to be found.

Cyber/Job --> Cyber/Job --> Cyber/Job
Recyclin, which is the leftmost sprite, is a recycling program that can serve as a trash bin for data itself. It can not only empty itself to delete data inside, but it can also refresh the data so that it can be retrieved for later. Recyclin is often employed as a recycling Pokémon, as the data that it deletes is then converted into a new form of data, though some companies exploit it by having virus Pokémon forcibly fill Recyclin with the files that they consume. Apparently, it has a rather odd liking for files written out with a notepad. Binafil, the middle sprite, is Recyclin's evolved form, and in this stage, it can hold a lot more data than ever before. Binafil loves recycling things more than anything, making sure that nothing goes to waste, and it's very caring towards other people and Pokémon alike, convincing them to recycle their unused items to make new contraptions. Those who go into Binafil's bin never return, being converted into data that can then be used to create new programs, and unlike it's previous form, Binafil is a lot more protected against viruses, as it can trash them as well. It's said to appear before those who wonder what to do with their files that no longer work, and Binafil then gives them advice on how to use that file for a new purpose. It evolves again into Sanaebage, which is the rightmost sprite. A confident Pokémon that likes the wind itself, Sanaebage can often be found in recycling websites, teaching others how to recycle their items. One swing of it's staff can convert even the most foul of viruses into useful programs with a massive wind that is like being hit by a garbage truck, and it takes good care of this staff, making sure that no-one ever breaks it. Sanaebage is said to have come from another world to serve as a goddess of a shrine themed around the concept of reusing items, and is said to be the origin of the concept as a whole.

Cyber/Hero --> Cyber/Hero --> Cyber/Hero (All three possible evolutions are the same type!)
RGByring, the first sprite shown, (From left to right) is an ink dropper Pokémon that is designed to hold onto a colour until later, before dropping it onto a surface to colour it in that colour. However, it was built from the energy created by the Schozomi and Spusubo lines, and thus it can often be found in schools dropping paint everywhere. Unlike those two lines, RGByring is capable of controlling it's powers from birth, though since it's Hero-type heritage is very weak, it never really notices it's own powers. RGByring evolves into the second sprite, which is known as Coloko. Possessing a very similar personality to Schozomi, Coloko is a schoolgirl Pokémon that is unaware of it's own powers, often taking part in school life and befriending other people and Pokémon. In fact, some sources claim that Coloko does'nt even know that it is a Pokémon, and it is very confused whenever someone brings up the topic of them, which made some people believe that Coloko used to be human. However, Coloko does have a love of art, and it likes to paint the world around it by using it's colourful bow tie. However, it's true secret lies in what it searches for: Coloko is the only new Pokémon in this sprite project to have a branched evolution, which it can access by using a Magical Trinket. Using this item, one of Coloko's colors awakens into it's own powers, with it's nature determining it's evolution: Each one strangely has the parts of a Kanto Starter Pokémon. If Coloko has a Nature that boosts Attack or Speed, it will evolve into the third sprite known as Akared, a spunky hot headed Pokémon that can control fire and light, which can fly with the wings of a Charizard. A Coloko with a nature that boosts Special Attack (Or one that boosts HP, but such natures do not exist in Oriva) will evolve into the fourth sprite known as Aoblue, a calm individual that can control water and ice using the cannons on it's arms that resemble that of Blastoise's to a great degree. Finally, a Coloko with a Nature that boosts Defence or Special Defence will evolve into the fivth sprite known as Ayellokiro, an energetic fellow that toys with it's opponents using Grass and Electric-type moves, and is powered by the seed on it's shoulder that resembles a Venusaur's flower. Together, these three Pokémon form a fighting team that never loses no matter what: Supposedly, they devolve into Coloko when no-one is looking and lead an ordinary life, and when the call to action is sounded, they use their Magical Trinkets to evolve once more.

Cyber/Villain --> Cyber/Villain --> Cyber/Villain
Tello, the leftmost sprite, is a television Pokémon that was designed to broadcast programs for other people to watch, but because of an error in it's programming, it has become villainous! Despite it's innocent looks, Tello is a vicious Pokémon that will talk to it's owner when no-one is looking, convincing them to do maniacal deeds that will wind them up in prison: It speaks like a little boy would, acting like a child. Tello will become immobile if someone other than it's owner is watching it, which will drive them insane in the process. The bugs accumulated within Tello's programming will eventually evolve it into Tereover, which is the middle sprite. Always displaying a warning symbol on it's screen, Tereover is less active than it's previous form, warning others to stay away from it at all costs. Any video that is played on it's screen will always be cursed in such a way that whoever watches them will perish, and they always feature a warning sight bouncing around them. A Tereover is said to appear every time a TV show hosts it's final program, or a TV company becomes bankrupt, and you might find it broadcasting the show's past episodes in an attempt to maintain their past. However, once Tereover has gathered enough energy from sitting in place, it will evolve again into the rightmost sprite known as Teteiden-X, the Pokémon equivalent of a rogue AI network! Teteiden-X takes over networks by replacing their broadcasts with it's face, and those who watch it will be compelled to watch television for the rest of their life: They are also strangely compelled to place a television screen on their heads. It has a childish personality, laughing at every trick it delivers, and whenever it takes over a network, Teteiden-X will challenge those who are not converted to deadly games where the loser is sucked into it's television screen, never to return again. In battle, it magnetizes machines to it to form a giant mech that can always repair itself: Electronics that Teteiden-X magnetizes will never turn on again as long as it lives. Teteiden-X is said to be the reincarnation of an evil mastermind that despised television due to it draining minds away.
FIVE NEW RETURNING POKÉMON LINES FROM THE NEONET: EACH RIGHTMOST SPRITE IS A NEW GIGANTAMAX FORM!

Ice
Said to be the reincarnation of those who perish on snowy mountains, Cryogonal is a snowflake Pokémon that only appears during the coldest of winters. What appears to be a mustache is actually a set of icy chains that Cyrogonal can swing at the length of a skyscraper, and those captured by them will be subjected to an icy prison that they can never escape from. When it becomes warm, Cryogonal will turn into steam and vanish, only returning once it becomes cold again, and because of this, some people viewed Cryogonal as a symbol of winter itself. Appropriately, they fall like snowflakes would, and it's said that every Cryogonal has a unique shape that can never be replicated at all. As a form of defence, Cryogonal can close itself and make it look like a regular snowflake.
When subjected to the Gigantamax Factor, Cyrogonal becomes a massive snowflake with chains that can freeze even the sun in a block of ice instantly. Capable of raining down massive snowstorms with it's G-Max Absolute Zero, Gigantamax Cryogonal is said to represent the cold itself, being colder than three Boomerang Nebulas added together, and those who catch even a glimpse of it will be frozen for the rest of their lives. On each of Gigantamax Cryogonal's ice crystals is a smaller snowflake, and they continue down like a fractal all the way down to the quantum realm: Those who see it's smallest snowflake are said to become spirits of ice themselves.

Fighting --> Fighting/Dark
Said to be the original ancestor of the Pandoo line, Pancham is a panda Pokémon that tries it's best to be a cool bully. Carrying around a bamboo leaf in it's mouth, Pancham will try it's best to bully other Pokémon and make them give up their lunch, and it does so by glaring at it's opponents with a mean look. However, because of how it looks, the other Pokémon just think that Pancham is trying to be cute, especially if it is patted on the head. Obviously, Pancham does not get along well with Pandoo: Some have even seen it wrestle a fully grown Shaanda in a single throw, though some question if it's own Fighting-type is the key to this. Once Pancham reaches level 32 or higher, it will start looking up to another Dark-type Pokémon in the party to learn it's dirty tricks, having realizing it's not going to become intimidating if it evolves on it's own. Once it has done that, Pancham will evolve into Pangoro, which, unlike it's previous form, is truly intimidating! Armed with a pair of fists that are strong enough to snap a telephone pole off and use it as a weapon, Pangoro is a brutal Pokémon that will pick fights with almost anyone it sees, using the leaf it still carries to sense the movements of it's enemies. Ironically, though, Pangoro hates bullying to a massive degree: If it ever sees a bully, it will destroy them with it's own intimidation...before destroying the ones who got bullied in the first place. It's said that the more you like a Pangoro, the less hard it'll punch you with it's giant fists. Legends tell of how Pangoro is the yang to Mogoda's yin, and as long as the two exist in harmony, no conflict will ever occur in their area.
Pangoro was notable for being one of the first Dynamaxed Pokémon to be sighted in the modern day, but with the NEONET's Power Spot, Pangoro can take it one step further by Gigantamaxing! Now an unstoppable brutal fighting machine, Gigantamax Pangoro's fists are now made of a super hard bamboo that can pulverize a mountain to dust in a single strike, said to be made of the same material as the leaf it carries around. In addition, Gigantamax Pangoro's stomach is now a massive mouth that leads to a realm where the only concept is to bully others! It's signature technique is the G-Max Bamboo Barrage, where it strikes an opponent twice with both of it's fists, before switching out to a fellow Dark-type Pokémon.

Fighting --> Fighting
Clobbopus is an octopus Pokémon that's not that much well described by most sources, mostly because it is only native to the Galar Region. (And now, the NEONET!) It's a very curious Pokémon that feels objects and Pokémon by clobbering them with the boxing gloves at the end of it's tentacles, but it will investigate anything and everything. This is because Clobbopus is about as smart as a three year old child, and it doesn't even notice when it's own tentacles are torn off. Strangely, Clobbopus is never seen near water despite having come from the oceans, and it never seems to care about anything other than investigating the whole world. However, that changes when Clobbopus is levelled up while knowing Taunt, which will evolve into into Grapploct. A Pokémon that is made entirely out of muscular tentacles, Grapploct constantly searches for Pokémon to fight, and it is the only time it ever leaves it's ocean home this way. Once it has found a worthy challenger, Grapploct will use it's tentacles to grapple it's opponents in a wide variety of wrestling moves, and those who get caught in them will never escape, as they are made of a special substance that is made out of condensed ink: Oddly enough, it smells just like cheese. The breathing organ on Grapploct's head is not just for show: It can extend out to fire clouds of ink to distract it's opponents in time for Grapploct to crush them with the force of a garbage truck crushing every bone in your body. It's well favoured among wrestlers, and some Grapplocts have even been seen taking part in world class championships!
While Grapploct can survive on both land and water, the Gigantamax Factory turns Grapploct into a pure sea creature. Now with eight massive tentacles that can grasp opponents within a G-Max Octo Backbreaker, Gigantamax Grapploct swims across seas, breaking apart anything in it's path by crushing them with enough force to reduce them to dust instantly. Some fishermen who saw Gigantamax Grapploct in a stormy night mistook it for the legendary monster known as the Kraken, and it's said to keep an entire ruined pirate ship as a home. Curiously, Gigantamax Grapploct never tends to attack New Year's festivals.

Electric/Dark
An electric rodent just like the Pikachu and Saoppu lines, Morpeko was supposedly the result of an experiment involving form changes, released into the wild after the scientist who made them, intending to create a savage beast, realized that they were incapable of evolving. Before this experiment, Morpeko was nothing more than a weak rat, but the experiment amplified it's hunger levels to the max. As such, Morpeko is always in a state of hunger, storing up seeds to eat for later to generate electricity. When it has eaten it's fill, Morpeko is in it's Full Belly Mode, and supposedly acts like the weak rat it was before it was experimented upon, the black coating apparently not originally being part of Morpeko's skin. However, due to it's small stomach, Morpeko gets hungry very easily. If it gets hungry for too long, the experimental DNA installed onto it by the fateful experiment will awaken and Morpeko will transform into it's Hangry Mode. Now a raging beast that only aims to eat and eat, Morpeko enters it's dark side in this form, turning the electricity stored in it's cheeks into pure darkness, and those struck by it will be compelled to eat and eat for the rest of their lives. It will raid shops and resturants just to feed itself, and once Morpeko has eaten enough food, it will revert to it's Full Belly Mode, seemingly unaware of what it did as it's Hangry Mode. Supposedly, there have been some claims that the fateful experiment that granted Morpeko it's mode changes took away it's ability to evolve, which was not something the scientist was expecting!
...And this is made more apparent when Morpeko is exposed to the Gigantamax Factor. It used to resemble a large rodent that looked like a cross between a Milotic and a Saojampox, but now fully influenced by it's hunger, Gigantamax Morpeko became a king of the rodents. Sitting atop a massive pile of Gigantamax Curry, Gigantamax Morpeko fires massive storms of electricity through the giant turrets on either side of the curry, launching them as G-Max Hunger Revolts. Uniquely among all the other Gigantamax Pokémon, Gigantamax Morpeko loses the ability to change forms: In fact, it's ability changes from Hunger Switch to Gluttony when Gigantamaxed. Like how Eternatus is the origin of the Dynamax Phenomeon, Gigantamax Morpeko's turrets are said to be the origin of the Gigantamix, the ultimate curry ingredient. Supposedly, upon seeing Gigantamax Morpeko, the scientist that made it's form change possible ran into the shadows never to be seen again, screaming out as he ran, "I am the fool, for turning such a Pokémon as beautiful as "Livwyrit" (Supposedly Morpeko's original name before it got experimented upon) with electricity that could save the world, the only Gigantamax form that could have saved us all...into a shell of it's former self. All because...I wanted it to adapt to the modern day.".

Steel/Psychic --> Steel/Psychic
Bronzor is an iron disc Pokémon that's common in ancient ruins. It's said to have been made by an ancient civilization as an ancient mirror that could show the truth of anyone who gazes into them, and indeed, if you polish a Bronzor and gaze into it, you will see your future. However, Bronzor hates being polished, fighting back with the psychic power that it draws from the symbol on it's back, which has been drawn in ancient signatures in the past. Some people claim that this symbol is an emblem of a bountiful harvest, and if it is drawn properly, for the rest of the month, all of your crops will grow perfectly. Bronzor's evolved form is known as Bronzong, an ancient bell Pokémon that's said to have been made from a sacred mirror once owned by a old woman who claimed that, before her death, whoever would break it would be granted great fortune. When Bronzong rings itself, it opens up portals to other dimensions which serves as the source of it's psychic powers, and it has been reverred as a deity of rain since the ancient times. Some sources claim that if you praised Bronzong when it opened up a portal, it would grant you a bountiful harvest as long as it remained happy. If you ever anger it, though, Bronzong will throw you into one of it's portals, which are said to lead to a dimension made entirely out of runes that will drive anyone who sees them insane trying to translate them.
When it is exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, Bronzong commands an even bigger bell that, when rung, is said to make crops grow instantly with it's G-Max Bronze Rain. While Bronzong represents the past, Gigantamax Bronzong is said to represent the present day, as no recordings of it exist in the past, not even through time travel. The patterns of Gigantamax Bronzong's body are said to be portals to a land where your dreams become true in an instant, and it's metallic body could survive even the end of history itself!

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 46: BLANC'S HISTORY
The first wave since wave 37 to have Toon-type Pokémon! Said to have been the first type to have been ever made, having gone by a different name in the past known as the Beginning-type, these Pokémon draw inspiration from the cartoons, and were thought to be a mystery by everyone until they were rediscovered in the NEONET, having been attracted to there by the chaos caused by it's Power Spot. Now, they are in your hands for the very first time! Please note that the order that they will be revealed will be different from the previous waves...after all, you can't leave famous trios by themselves, right?

Toon/Fire --> Toon/Fire --> Toon/Fire
Within the NEONET exists four different Pokémon lines that are based off the four classical elemental creatures, with each one capable of harnessing their element more easily than other Pokémon of the same kind. The first of these Pokémon is Uroko, the leftmost sprite that is based off the Salamander. It's normally a very innocent Pokémon, spending all day absorbing sunlight by basking itself atop a desert rock, and doesn't normally do much as it can feed itself with the sunlight this way. However, when Uroko is faced with a battle, it's tail will glow bright red, and it will unleash a massive storm of flames that can burn right down to the atomic level. Uroko is not a very bright Pokémon, though, and sometimes it doesn't even notice that it has burnt down an entire forest this way. Uroko evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Caumphia. The red pattern on it's chest can hold flames the equivalent of the sun's heat within them, and Caumphia can unleash them towards it's prey to burn them to a crisp, being a lot more intelligent than it's previous form. It will sometimes appear before people who have a flame burning in their heart, and light them on fire seemingly without a reason. Caumphia's intention is that the person will reawaken as a fire elemental, but most of the time it just ends up burning the person to a pile of ash. Supposedly, it has been seen eating up fire as well, and being a Toon-type, Caumphia can walk through fire like it was nothing, though it is a rarely sighted behaviour as it makes it's home in deserts, not volcanoes unlike most people. It only ever moves to a volcano when it is ready to evolve again into Salamandurn, which is the rightmost sprite. Said to possess the hottest flames in the world only behind Minillion, Salamandurn can breathe enough fire to melt solid diamond into goo in planck seconds, and it's fat body allows it to insulate this heat and prevent it from melting. Possessing the flames of rage themselves, those who are struck by Salamandurn's intense flames will spend the rest of their lives burning to a crisp: Some victims claim to see all the times in their life they have ever been angry to someone within these flames. Some people even claim that Salamandurn is a personification of the sun itself, which means that it does not get along well with Volcerterasu.
SPECIAL ABILITY: Elemental Force: As a representative of the four elements, this Pokémon's non-Toon STAB moves are more extravagant than other attacks, and ignore resistances and immunities.

Toon/Water --> Toon/Water --> Toon/Water
Based off the Undyne, Lipish is the leftmost sprite shown above, and can often be found swimming amongst coral reefs and the bottom of docks. It's a very innocent Pokémon that does'nt care that much about fighting, but one must be careful of it's lips, as Lipish will often try to kiss anything it sees just to see how it feels. Those who feel Lipish's kiss will act like a fish for weeks on end: Some victims of Lipish's kiss even dissolve into a pile of fish. However, it isn't that bright, and pays no attention to anything, even when it is being attacked. Lipish evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Finkisu. Finkisu spends most of it's day sitting atop a rock above the ocean, blowing kisses of pure water at anything it sees. If a kiss touches you, you will hallucinate Finkisu as a beautiful woman, but if you directly kiss Finkisu's lips, you will dissolve into water instantly. It's known for leading ships astray or even capsizing them, as it's hallucinations are said to resemble your truest love. Finkisu has even been sighted trying to kiss someone on purpose to awaken the water within in. Finkisu evolves again into Undylash, which is the rightmost sprite shown above. Now a beautiful mermaid that can control water at will, Undylash can gather all the water of the world into one spot if it could. Although it appears to have a lovely look, Undylash is foul-mouthed to anyone it sees, though if you can build up it's trust with you, you will have a loving friend for the rest of your life. It can manipulate the oceans around it to make sure that no-one ever gets hurt, and Undylash is said to be a personification of the very first drop of water that ever entered the universe.

Toon/Mythical --> Toon/Mythical --> Toon/Mythical
Based off the Sylph, Suorth is the leftmost sprite shown above, and is a happy go lucky cloud Pokémon that floats across the sky without a care in the world. Despite it's typing, it is an expert at wind attacks, capable of blowing a massive gust of wind that can topple a castle. By it's side is a small companion that resembles a sun, which helps Suorth out with it's Mythical-type attacks: Some people claim that it is based off a tale where the Sun and the North Wind joined forces to fight off enemies. Curiously, Suorth is never seen during the night, and when the sun sets, it seemingly vanishes it a gust of wind. It's evolved form is the middle form, known as Heylzep. In this form, it loses the ability to levitate in the sky, but in return Heylzep becomes a lot more athletic, capable of using it's sun companion to distract it's opponent before ripping them apart with a flurry of wind-based attacks. The sun pattern on it's chest doesn't really do anything, but Heylzep is a crafty Pokémon that will convince it's opponents that it is the source of it's powers, which serves as another form of distraction. It will sometimes appear in front of people who have the wind within their heart, and will blow them to the ground to try and awaken it: For some reason, it has a liking towards girls this way. Eventually, Heylzep will evolve again into Slyphywin, the rightmost sprite that is the Sun and the North Wind itself! A truly athletic Pokémon who works in tandem with it's sun companion, Slyphywin can blow a gust of wind massive enough to tear the world apart, and it can control wind at it's own fingertips. In desperation, it can even fuse with it's sun companion and create a storm so massive, it can be seen from anywhere. People worshipped Slyphywin as a reincarnation of the first storm to ever exist in the universe, but it supposedly never seems to have a care in the world towards anyone other than human boys.

Toon/Athlete --> Toon/Athlete --> Toon/Athlete
The last of these four lines is based off the Gnome, representing the element of earth itself. The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Gurf, a happy go lucky Pokémon that can be found in massive groups within large forests, singing the day away. Gurf makes it's home within mushrooms, with each Gurf having it's own role in the village that it lives in, and if it is threatened, the whole Gurf group will work together to get it out of trouble. It loves the earth itself, capable of lifting up small pebbles to throw towards it's opponents, but is supposedly does not get along with feline Pokémon. Groups of Gurf are lead by their evolved form, the middle sprite known as Gapapa. Said to have lived for a thousand years, Gapapa is an excellent alchemist that always seem to know the correct potion for a situation. However, it has a liking towards ones that are based around the earth, often using them to take out evil sorcerer Pokémon that would dare to harm it's own village. Gapapa sometimes appears before people with earth in their hearts, offering them a potion that will allow them to turn into an earth elemental at will, but because this potion has so many ingredients, Gapapa will often forget one or two of them, leading to the drinker dissolving into a pile of soil instead. Finally, Gapapa evolves into Gnomquake, which is the rightmost sprite. Having left it's village behind, Gnomquake possesses a hammer that, when swung, can make entire continents split into archepelagoes in a single strike. Although Gnomquake's love of alchemy is retrained, it uses potions far less often, only using them in an emergency where this hammer cannot reshape the world itself. Legends tell of how Gnomquake is the reincarnation of the birth of the Pokémon World itself, and every time it swings it's hammer, the resulting force is comparable to the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs.

Toon/Ground
Within the NEONET exists a trio of Pokémon that form a comedy routine every day that never seems to end. The first of these Pokémon is known as Butch, the protector of the house. It's a bulldog Pokémon that can shatter the earth with it's fists, being strong enough to lift an oil tanker with a single finger. Butch takes great pride in it's strength, and it likes to trick George into defeating itself by subjecting it to various tricks. However, Butch is not the brightest of Pokémon, and it can easily be tricked itself, such as throwing a slab of meat in it's direction or making it think it killed someone.

Toon/Flying
The second of these Pokémon is known as Peter, a tiny bird Pokémon that can fly as fast as a jet engine. It spends all day inside it's birdcage singing to itself all day, being watched over by Butch. If it ever detect danger, Peter will outsmart it's opponents with it's wide variety of tricks, but Peter treats it's tricks if they were everyday tasks. For example, it might throw a stick of dynamite out of it's birdcage claiming to be cleaning it up, or drop a weight claiming to "Shut that puddy tat up". Peter is very sensitive to danger and can easily adapt to anything it encounters.

Toon/Beast
The last of these three Pokémon is known as George, a cartoon cat Pokémon that always ends up on the short end of Butch's punishments. It has one aim in life and it is very plain: To catch that little Peter bird, and eat him right away! However, George never succeeds at catching Peter because of the tricks of both it and Butch, but George is a very persistent Pokémon that will never give up in trying to eat Peter, thinking of a new plan every day. It's also very durable despite it's size: George can survive a nuclear blast like it was nothing. Although it might look dumb, George is a very smart Pokémon, and has been seen using shotguns and axes to try and catch Peter, but they always backfire on it in the end. So it's a good thing that George has nine lives…

Toon/Magic --> Toon/Magic --> Toon/Magic
Junchy is the leftmost sprite shown above, and is a clown Pokémon that's very good at telling jokes at anyone it sees. It rolls around on a blue ball that is said to cause laughter on touching, and Junchy performs various tricks atop it's ball to entertain others. However, Junchy is a very notorious trickster, often acting all innocent to convince others into doing sins for their country. As made evident by the D on it's hat, however, Junchy is otherwise very dumb, often being the laughing stock of everyone in the area. It evolves into the middle sprite, which is known as Cloworon. Being the Pokémon equivalent of a court jester, Cloworon can be found in castles telling very horrible jokes, though some are so funny that anyone hearing them dies of laughter. It's even more stupid than it's previous form, not knowing why tomatoes are being thrown at it, though some people think that it remembers every insult ever told at it no matter what. Some Pokémon view Cloworon as such an annoying Pokémon with it's crazy laugh that they will drop their targets to attack Cloworon instead, allowing them to escape. However, once Cloworon evolves into the rightmost sprite known as Monokeshi, it's personality undergoes a complete change. A maniacal trickster that only cares about the world's end, Monokeshi often appears before people and Pokémon and cackles in a way that makes them insane, able to trick others into murdering other people. It has the power to remove memories by dancing a horrifying jig that is said to contain all the sins it has ever suffered in it's life, and Monokeshi is said to always look upon other villainous masterminds, often taking over their plans once they have been defeated. It wears a mask that is said to represent chaos itself, and if it ever removes this mask, everyone around Monokeshi will laugh to death.

Toon/Rock --> Toon/Rock --> Toon/Rock
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Pego, a Pokémon that resembles a children's building block. They come in groups of up to a hundred individuals, with each one forming a different part of a larger structure. Pego is very popular with children, and they can come in many different colors that can be used to build different structures. However, it is also very painful to step on, and because of it's size, very few can realize that they have stepped atop a Pego's studs. Pego evolves into the middle sprite, known as Pinifigure. Often coming in boxes of Pego, Pinifigure can be posed by it's owner to serve a variety of purposes, and it can be decorated with a wide variety of hats and equipment. Pinifigure rarely moves when no-one's looking at this, and those that do always seem to be looking for "The Special", collecting studs on it's way. Since it's face is actually nothing more than a scribble, no-one can tell how Pinifigure feels, but supposedly, it's claws, which can hold anything imaginable, clench harder if it is in a foul mood. Eventually, Pinifigure will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Pustruction, a massive group of Pegos condensed together into a massive behemoth. Pustruction is capable of rearranging the blocks that make it up into any configuration possible, able to adapt to any situation, and it's blocks are made of a special plastic that is so hard that not even a bomb blast will faze it. Since it can disguise itself as anything, very few people and Pokémon will see Pustruction coming for them until it's too late. In battle, Pustruction takes on two different configurations: The first Pustruction is it's Monster Form, which specializes in heavy close hand combat, possessing jaws that can snap apart a sheet of solid diamond in two in a single strike. The second Pustruction is it's Jet Form, which can fly with enough speed to outrun a shooting star, and drops down explosive studs as weapons. It's said that whoever wields Pustruction's black bricks will be as special as they can be as long as they live.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: Block Construction: This is the ability Pustruction uses to switch between it's two modes. While Pustruction is in battle, a Rebuild Button will appear alongside the move menu, like the Dynamax Button. If it is pressed, Pustruction will switch between it's Monster and Jet forms. Monster Form has high physical stats, while Jet Form is extremely fast. The Rebuild Button can be pressed an unlimited amount of times, and the transformation will occur at the start of the turn, as a +6 Priority move.

Toon/Dark --> Toon/Dark --> Toon/Dark
The leftmost sprite shown above is known as Blotun, a blob of ink consisting of two slime Pokémon on top of each other. Said to have originated from an abandoned coloring book, Blotun slithers around, leaving behind black ink as it goes that is said to corrupt thoughts on the touch. Blotun also possesses an awful smell that wards off predators, and the more sad it is, the more awful it will smell, but supposedly it never goes for anyone with a cruel heart. It's evolved form is the middle sprite, known as Phablotta. Possessing a far more malicious personality than it's previous form, Phablotta aims to cover the world in black ink that will never go away. Capable of reforming itself into any shape imaginable, Phablotta's black ink will make anyone who touches them a servant of Phablotta itself, forever doomed to serve it's every need. Apparently, it's said that when a Phablotta appears in an area, a hero will always rise to stop it, and Phablotta supposedly represents the essence of sadness itself. It will even try to drain the colour from areas to make them sad and gloomy. It eventually evolves again into Kurnukuda, which is the rightmost sprite. A malicious and evil Pokémon that aims to cover the whole world in darkness, Kurnukuda is capable of erasing the world itself by covering it in it's black ink, and those who get covered in this ink will become indistinguishable black stick figures that have no memory of their past selves. It can create anything imaginable with this ink, and they supposedly represent the nightmares of those who see it. In battle, Kurnukuda commands a giant ink dragon that can consume an entire area in darkness in a single swing, and it's also very cunning as well, laughing at every misfortune that it can find. Despite this, some say that Kurnukuda is trying to save the world, apparently attempting to prevent a sleeping child, said to be it's own existence, from waking up.

Toon/Time --> Toon/Time
Boarping is the left sprite shown above, and consists of a small boar Pokémon that balances a tiny pig Pokémon above it. It uses it's nose to hunt for truffles, but the larger Boarping never seems to eat at all, always giving out it's food to the smaller one. It's quite a boring Pokémon that does'nt have many notable features, to the point that most Pokédexes will outright refuse to describe them, always somehow including a pun about pigs. Only advanced Pokédexes will see the true facts behind Boarping, such as the fact that it tends to appear every time a cartoon comes to an end. Boarping evolves into the Gorksters, which are the rightmost sprite. This Pokémon consists of two separate Pokémon fighting as one: the smaller pig learns from the large pig's brute strength, which can smash a wall in a single blow, and both use their unique sizes to help solve problems. The Gorksters can be found in alleyways giving people who pass by them offers that they cannot refuse, and they can found leading large gangs of Toon-type Pokémon. For some reason, a pair of Gorksters always appear every time a person has died, mocking at their death with a call of "That's all, folks!".

Toon/Ice --> Toon/Ice --> Toon/Ice
Christmas comes early! Presan, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a predator Pokémon that disguises itself as a Christmas present. Once someone gets close to it, or tries to unwrap it, Presan will reveal it's true cover and bite it's opponent with jaws that freeze anything on contact. Some Toon-type Pokémon give out a Presan to their prey in the disguise that they have surrendered and want to make friends with the prey. It's said to be best friends with a Grass/Shadow line in a distant region that is also based off Christmas. Presan's evolved form is known as Ho-Sho, which is the middle sprite. This elf Pokémon likes to make toys for other people to enjoy, taking their dreams into account when building them. A whole horde of Ho-Shos can put together a complex toy in seconds, before sending it away to be delivered, and in the wild, they often build toys for Pokémon that have lost their parents. As it leaps across snowy mountain, Ho-Sho makes a jingling sound that oddly sounds like "Ho Ho Ho"! Ho-Sho has sometimes been sighted showing misers their past, present, and future to try and get them to believe in the holidays. It will eventually evolve into the rightmost sprite, known as Nicoclauz, the essence of Christmas itself! Possessing a fat body that loves to eat biscuits and milk, Nicoclauz is a joyful fellow that loves to spread joy and laughter to anyone it sees. It's massive sack is said to contain every toy in the world, and with enough scavenging, Nicoclauz can give whoever sees it their life's dream. It also uses this sack as a weapon, swinging it with enough force to destroy a mountain in a single strike. To get around, Nicoclauz conjures an icy sleigh with reindeer made of mist, that allow it to fly across the sky: For some reason, it likes to drop presents down chimneys while doing this. Nicoclauz is very, VERY despised by Delibird, who can't be found in Oriva even through the Expansion Pass, likely because it puts the Pokémon out of a job!

Toon/Psychic --> Toon/Psychic --> Toon/Psychic
The leftmost sprite shown above is known as Erenfier, a magnifying glass Pokémon that can see even the smallest details in an object. It's most commonly found in detective offices, working with detectives to help search for information, and it's magnifying glass can supposedly see anything. However, Erenfier spends most of the time with one of it's eyes inside the glass at all times, possibly to keep itself happy. By concentrating it's psychic power, Erenfier can detect an enemy weakpoint in seconds, and is said to be the origin of the move Foresight. When Erenfier evolves into the middle sprite, known as Yegasee, monstrous genes within it start to awaken, causing a slight change in it's behavior. Yegasee can see anything using it's newly sharpened eyes, but it is known to act rather oddly, especially towards Pokémon far bigger than it. This might be because it is possessed by the spirit of a villager who had lost their village to a giant Pokémon in the past. Supposedly, Yegasee often stands in one place staring at a weakpoint to focus on how it can be exploited by it's own psychic powers. Eventually, Yegasee will evolve again into Titerye, the rightmost sprite. Said to be a spirit of revolution itself that appears with a storm of psychic power, Titerye can use it's enhanced eyesight to see anything no matter how far away it is: Some people have even claimed that they have seen Titerye witness the edge of the universe itself. The red crystals on it's arms serve as it's source of psychic power, and they shine when Titerye is facing off against a giant Pokémon, allowing Titerye to figure out it's weakpoint in a planck second. However, if it faces off against a Dynamaxed Pokémon, Titerye enters a rampage of psychic power that cannot be stopped, leading to a popular belief that Titerye is a human that mutated himself to help fight against Titanic Pokémon, and it was not designed to face the Dynamax Phenomenon.

Toon/Electric --> Toon/Electric --> Toon/Electric
Ehhh, what's up, doc? Bunz is the leftmost sprite shown above, and is a rabbit Pokémon based off none other than Bugs Bunny himself. However, in it's first form, Bunz is nothing more than a typical rabbit Pokémon that hides in burrows and feasts on carrots, not even knowing how to fight or conduct electricity yet. However, due to the other rabbit Pokémon not acting like regular rabbits, Bunz is still popular among trainers, especially with scientists, who claim that Bunz is the evolutionary link between the very first rabbit Pokémon and all the other ones to come. Supposedly, a Bunz appears every time a pun is said in an area. A burrow of Bunz is lead by it's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Uslabbit. Behaviorwise, Uslabbit is just as normal as it's previous form, though at the very least it can now fight and generate electricity. It will gather a hoard of carrots for it to use later, and whenever it eats, the resulting energy will be converted into electricity which Uslabbit can then fire through it's ears. Although it is overall an unremarkable Pokémon, some artists like to draw it due to it's big body. It's not until Uslabbit evolves into Zugzy, it's final form which is the rightmost sprite, that it's looney physique truly awakens! Supposedly a rabbit in a human world, Zugzy can be seen doing human tasks, such as fishing at lakes, while also resting within it's burrow. However, should it be threatened, it will declare that of course you know, this means war! Once it has done so, it's enemies have no escape: Zugzy can generate almost anything with it's electricity, and it is an extremely good prankster, tricking opponents into defeating themselves while laughing at their misfortune at every turn. It is so fast, that it can make bullets give up and fall to the ground, and Zugzy is supposedly aware of the fourth wall itself, and often makes excuses every time it breaks it. For example, if it defies the laws of gravity, Zugzy will just claim that it never studied law!

Toon/Grass --> Toon/Grass
Shantree, the left sprite shown above, is the Pokémon equivalent to a singing tree. It spends all day resting by roads singing songs to itself, usually those that other people have sung along that road, and Shantree sings these songs without a care in the world, even if it happens to be on fire. If it is told anything, Shantree will answer in song, and it always seems to rhyme within the songs, the answer always appearing in the song's lyrics. Groups of Shantree will often sing at the same time, and seeing an entire forest of them is a beautiful sight to see. It evolves into the right sprite, known as Utakeye, which gains the ability to move in this form. Although two Shantrees rest atop it's branches, the real feature of Utakeye is the tree at the bottom, which always has a popped eye. It's muscles are said to have similar composition to that of spinach, and one punch of them is capable of sending a fully grown man all the way to the moon. Should it need more power, though, Utakeye will eat it's own leaves and make it's arms even more powerful, and when this happens, it's enemies instantly run for the hills. This is because Utakeye's fists in this state can punch a person so hard, that the resulting impact can tilt the world itself. As one of the Shantrees on top says, "He's strong to the finish, cause he eats his spinach, he's Utakeye the sailor tree! *toot* *toot*"!

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 47: TRICKY TOONS
Do our eyes decieve us...four waves in one day?! No, this is the reality of planning behind the scenes...And as such, the Toon-type Pokémon return! A perfect example on how something can be forgotten to history, the Beginning-type's wielders were once inspired by famous legends and heroes of their time. However, they started to become more and more cartoonish as they started to inspire themselves using cartoons, eventually renaming their own types to the Toon type...all, except four Legendary Pokémon, that we will reveal in the future! This wave will reveal all of the remaining non-Legendary Toon-type Pokémon, but it will not be the last wave to reveal new non-Legendary Pokémon, for, after this wave, there is still one more Pokémon that connects two Pokémon together...however, this wave will bring forth the remaining returning Pokémon who get a new Gigantamax Form!
THE REMAINING NON-LEGENDARY TOON-TYPE LINES

Toon/Normal --> Toon/Normal --> Toon/Normal
Tadical, the left sprite, is a tadpole Pokémon that's a subspecies of the Ferofero line, commonly found in warm ponds and cool rivers. However, true to it's name, Tadical has nothing noteworthy that makes it stand out among other Pokémon. Because of this, most young trainers will refuse to catch them, which ironically allows it to stay safe as it feeds on peat moss and duckweed: Some sources claim that Tadical evolved to be typical to protect itself from predators, as it tastes very bland to the point that no-one will hunt it. Evolving into Froglboy, the middle sprite, does not change it's personality one bit. Although it is sometimes seen going where no other frog Pokémon would go, Froglboy is just as typical as it's previous form. However, it does possess an amazing set of parkour skills that often go unnoticed due to how bland it is: No-one is even sure what Froglboy even is, which made some people wonder if it used to be a cartoon stunt artist that went bust when it started doing the same thing over and over again. Curiously, it's never seen by any ponds at all. It's not until Froglboy evolves into Cralston, it's final form that is the rightmost sprite, does it actually become more than just typical. Now a fine classed gentleman, Cralston can often be seen at parties and meetings, acting appropriately and making sure that it is kind to others. It is very polite and has extremely good manners, to the point that some people will mistake Cralston as an actual gentleman. It's main weapon in battle is it's own cane, which can conjure electrical storms that make anyone struck by them very typical indeed, and it's said to possess a sinister personality in battle. Cralston can sometimes be seen trying to get the love of a Yuwiani, but because the rain it summons ruins Cralston's gentleman outfit, it rarely succeeds.

Toon/Dragon --> Toon/Dragon --> Toon/Dragon
Toofy, which is the leftmost sprite, is an artificial Pokémon that was designed using Porygon as a base, created to help entertain schoolchildren. Toofy does so by telling jokes and teaching children important lessons, and but this Pokémon was not supposed to be released yet, only being a prototype. As such, it might breathe actual fire because it's safety regulations were not fully programmed in yet, but Toofy is unaware of this. The actual completed version is Toofy's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Koofargon. Host of the very popular "The Amazing Koofargon Show!", Koofargon is very friendly to other people and can conjure a variety of tricks to help entertain children across the world. It supposedly knows the minds of every primary school child there is, and Koofargon can teach any subject imaginable as part of it's routine, though it's said to be cruel to people who get it's questions wrong. It's been a loveable mascot for years, and the phrase "Taking the Koofargon way out" refers to the decision of making merchandise based off Koofargon over any other Pokémon. However, that was years ago…The Amazing Koofargon Show was taken off the air by officials once they discovered Koofargon's true colors: It's programmer, wanting every children's show to die, secretly installed a component that, when triggered, will evolve Koofargon into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as Joezedra. Said to be designed off an extinct Dragon-type Pokémon with a vicious personality, Joezedra is a violent Pokémon that will burn everything in sight, before putting the blame on other cartoon characters and sending them tumbling down. It's signature move is the Inferno Fire Blast, where it fires a massive fireball that can smash apart a skyscraper in a single strike, and it seemingly never tires out when it flies across the night sky. Joezedra's black skin is said to represent jealousy itself, which made some people believe that it's programmer is doing this out of revenge of having his own show be closed down after viewers realized that it had something other children's show's didn't….KILLING!

Toon/Bug --> Toon/Bug --> Toon/Bug
Slugly, the leftmost sprite, is a small slug Pokémon that's considered to be yucky by many people. As it slithers across gardens and rocks, it leaves behind a sticky snail trail that is hard to get off, but those who do have found that it makes a very useful form of glue. Slugly spends all day eating crops, and it's small size drives people to insanity, with them not knowing why their crops are suddenly shrinking into nothing. Some people have even resorted to installing giant cannons loaded with Slugly just to get rid of them. Slugly's evolved form is the middle sprite, known as Snalasses, but it is about the same size as a Slugly itself. Snalasses has a tough shell that it can hide into for defence, and it can roll around in this shell to get around a lot easily. It's a simple minded Pokémon that prefers to take things at it's own pace, and it's trail is now so sticky, it has been comparable to fly paper. Snalasses, true to it's name, moves like molasses, and at it's slowest speed, it moves slower than some Pokémon who don't move at all. Eventually, Snalasses will evolve again into the don of the Bug-types itself, the rightmost sprite known as Son Dhellos. Leading massive clans of Bug-type Pokémon, Son Dhellos blows into a megaphone made of it's own slime trail to command it's fellow subjects to overrun farms and eat all of their crops, leading to starvation. Those who oppose it will be injected by it's own blood and become a snail themselves, and Son Dhellos makes sure that it's subjects are always loyal so that never happens. Curiously, Son Dhellos prefers to recruit species that are different from the ones in it's clans, and it's mere presence is said to be the reason why insecticide exists!

Toon/Poison --> Toon/Poison --> Toon/Poison
*knock* *knock* Who's there? A skeleton. REEEEEEEEEEEEED, SKEEEEELLLLLETON! Yes, Releton, the leftmost sprite, is based off the red skeleton from the Tex Avery short "Who Killed Who?"! It's a groovy subspecies of Skelly that likes to dance around all day, possessing bones laced with a poison that makes anyone who touches them feel the same. It's said that Releton split off from Skelly after realizing that being six feet under was simply not how it grooved, but contrary to popular belief, Releton did not come from the body of a professional dancer. Sometimes, you might see Releton telling a very bad bone pun to other Ghost-type Pokémon, which offends them so much that they leave, allowing Releton to easily dance by itself. However, when it evolves into the middle spire, known as Fleshctive, it's behaviour changes to that of a detective. However, it's dancing behavior it also in control, and Fleshctive can be sighting fighting itself like two personalities fighting for the superior control, and thus Fleshctive rarely does much. Supposedly, the only time that the two personalities work together is in battle, and even then they contrast so differently that Fleshctive prefers to spend most of time's preparing for evolution: It supposedly evolved this way to try and return to life…somehow. Eventually, once it has gathered enough energv, Fleshctive will evolve into the very fashionably named Frelece O'Donnor, which is the rightmost sprite. Whenever someone is killed, Frelece O'Donnor will leap onto the scene with a scream of "WHO DONE IT?". Using it's poisonous knife that can cause death in a single slice, Frelece O'Donnor investigates crime scenes, looking for who killed who, and it can take a surprising amount of punishment as it falls victim to comedic routines as it tries to find out the killers. It's bony touch can supposedly send a person to a world where toons die and come back to life over and over. Once Frelece O'Donnor has found the killer, it will destroy them in a massive storm of acid with the triumphant call of "NOW WE'LL SEE WHO DONE IT!".

Toon/Steel --> Toon/Steel --> Toon/Steel
Yeeeeeehaw!!! Yeehat, the leftmost sprite, is a cowboy hat Pokémon that likes nothing more than to ride out into the old west, which is somewhat confusing here as there are no wastelands in the NEONET, where it can be found in this sprite project. Regardless, Yeehat is a cool and collected Pokémon that can be found riding on horse Pokémon and ordering drinks at local saloons. It claims to have no name, and those that feel Yeehat's own hat will be compelled to ride out onto the sunset. Yeehat's evolved form is known as Rooticoy, which is the middle sprite. It is a flawless sheriff Pokémon that can either be seen keeping watch over western towns, or protecting gold mines rich in treasure, and Rooticoy possesses a hot temper that often makes it utter profanity to itself. Rooticoy is armed with two guns that always seem to hit their targets, and when it's not in battle, Rooticoy will spend most of the time polishing them, making sure that they never rust at all. The badge that it wears on it's suspenders represents it's own rank among the west: The more rusted the badge is, the more experienced the Rooticoy is. Once this badge has rusted to pieces, Rooticoy will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, which is known as Kauwest. A lone sheriff that rides out amongst the west, Kauwest is said to be both a benefit and a hinderance to the desert, as no-one is sure which side it is on. Rarely speaking much, Kauwest wanders across wastelands to search for worthy targets to due against. Once it challenges it's opponent to a western duel, it's victory can be assured: It's single pistol has such a powerful trigger finger, that Kauwest can react in planck seconds as soon as the signal to "DRAW!" is sounded, and it can fire bullets so powerful, it can make even a fully grown Nluitair explode into pieces in a single shot. Supposedly, Kauwest never has a goal, always looking for it's next adventure through instinct alone.

Toon/Ghost --> Toon/Ghost --> Toon/Ghost
Skeds, the leftmost sprite shown above, is best described as two skulls sitting on top of each other. They manage to hold themselves together by using ghostly energy to keep them from separating, and each of the skulls that make up Skeds is said to be of a person who led a well mannered job during their lives. Oddly enough, Skeds appears to be attracted to dance tracks, and it is the only time the two heads are ever separated. Skeds evolves into Skookyskary, the middle sprite, which oddly resembles the end result of three skeletons that ran into each other trying to escape. Capable of running as fast as a Tauros, Skookyskary's screams send shivers down an opponent's spine. A crow rests atop Skookyskary's head, whose cry reeks of souls and seals the doom of anyone that hears them, turning them into skeletons themselves. However, it is a sorry skeleton, because it's so misunderstood. It often tries to socialize, even though the crow doesn't think it should. Supposedly, a Skookyskary appears every time a graveyard is built. It's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite known as Skacabre, can be reached by exposing Skookyskary to a Black Augurite. Skacabre is said to be the essence of Halloween itself, inflicting terror upon the land with both it's cold, bony touch that can cause death instantly, and it's companions, which consist of a bat, a ghost, and the crow from it's previous stage. Skacabre lives atop massive haunted castles, and one is said to take a castle over every time it's previous owner dies, filling it with haunted spirits. Those who enter it's castle never leave, all victims of Skacabre's malicious tricks, but supposedly it has a soft spot for those who bring it candy.

Toon/Fairy --> Toon/Fairy --> Toon/Fairy
A little hamster filled with friendship, Halhal is the leftmost sprite that you see above, and is supposedly the friendliest being on earth. More common as a pet than in the wild, Halhal likes to make adorable squeaking sounds that make it too good to kill, and it likes to run across hamster wheels, possessing an athletic personality. It's so innocent and adorable, that Halhal's presence in an area is actually a burden, as most trainers who see a Halhal will just capture it and no-one else, reducing team variety, even more so if it is given out as a starter Pokémon. However, it's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Monstrhal, is a completely different story. Said to be an ordinary Halhal exposed to radioactive acid, Monstrhal only cares about destroying everything in sight, supposedly as revenge to those who thought it was cute. It's main weapon is a powerful roar that can shatter glass in an instant, though most people claim that Monstrhal can breathe fire and dance a jig. This is because those who get near Monstrhal will be rendered as dumb as a hamster instantly, supposedly a side effect from the radioactivity that evolved it in the first place. Monstrhal's weak point is the tiny tail on it's back that, if pulled, will temporarily shrink it to the size of a mouse. It's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite known as Ritsuhal, combines the best traits of it's previous two forms. An athletic Pokémon that wears the pelt of a monstrous hamster over it, Ritsuhal returns to it's friendly roots, charming it's opponents into dropping their guard before striking them with fairy energy. It supposedly has a love for sunflower seeds, and it will often hoard them to eat later, though it is very kind and will always share it's stock to the other Pokémon. Ritsuhal is said to be the reincarnation of a little girl who loved pets for all of it's life, said to have perished when, of all things, her pet hamsters started talking to her! For some strange reason, not only is Ritsuhal obsessed with the concept of friendship, but it will also try to prevent partnerships from breaking up.

Toon/Fighting --> Toon/Fighting --> Toon/Fighting
Dnowa is the leftmost sprite shown above, and is basically a flying boxing glove! It flies around all over the place looking for people and Pokémon to punch in the face, and it can strike with enough force to punch someone's head off in a single strike. Dnowa's impacts sound like boxing bells, and it can supposedly fly towards it's target with such perfect accuracy every time. However, Dnowa has an extremely nervous personality: It fears that it might get hurt from everything, and thus it very rarely accepts any challenges at all. So anxious, in fact, that it's evolved form, the middle sprite known as Boxacount, wears protective headgear to prevent itself from being injured. It resolves to slowly build up it's confidence by fighting in battle after battle, but it only accepts challenges from those that Boxacount is confident it can beat in a battle. The more opponents Boxacount defeats, the more confidence it will gain, and the less anxious it will be about getting injured. A Boxacount that has worn out boxing gloves, which can now smash apart a mountain in a single strike, has battle opponents that could shatter the heavens themselves. Once it has gained enough confidence, Boxacount will throw off it's headgear and evolve into Kangyson, the rightmost sprite. Now a fully fledged boxing champion, Kangyson is said to possess the strongest punch of all Pokémon, capable of levelling an entire planet in one punch. It's arms can extend to where it's opponent can never find them, and Kangyson can blow into it's boxing gloves to increase their size, making them so massive, that a single punch can send an opponent flying all the way to the edge of the universe itself. The belt that Kangyson is an emblem of it's confidence, and it will only pass it down to an opponent that can not only defeat it with honor, but also survive getting punched all the way to the sun. Kangyson's main weakness is it's big ego, as it always loves to remind itself that it's punch is unbeatable!

Toon/Sound --> Toon/Sound --> Toon/Sound
The leftmost sprite that you see above is known as Yodeliyolki, an egg Pokémon that's barely hatched out of it's shell. As it tries to crack the rest of it's shell apart, it emits a series of tweets that resemble that of a professional artist's song, and it always seems to know how to emit those tweets at the right time. Yodeliyolki is completely inexperienced at battle and is very clumsy as it can't even see, but if you break it's shell open, it will reveal a sight so horrifying, that anyone that sees it dies of shock. Supposedly, it's an example of a Pokémon that is prematurely born, as it is completely helpless. This is made more apparent by Yodeliyolki's evolution, the middle sprite known as Chickarina. A big fat chick Pokémon that chirps all day, Chickarina is about as weak as an unevolved Pokémon, and is also very cowardly, fleeing at the slightest trace of danger, even if it can't find anywhere to hide. It likes to feed on seed and grain, and is a common sight on farms. Chickarina supposedly cheeps the happiest tunes when it is not hungry at all, and it's said to sing alongside it's trainer. However, trainers are advised not to evolve their Chickarina despite it's weakness, as it's final evolved form, the rightmost sprite known as Roos'te'Ow, is said to be most obnoxious Pokémon ever to exist. Capable of speaking fluent English, Roos'te'Ow spends it's days singing popular folk songs to itself, singing the most to signal the start of a new day. It acts much like a human would, and can often be see doing the task that the song that it is currently singing is based off, such as being a fisherman that would like to fish if the song is about fishing. (Doo dah, doo dah) It's surprisingly smart despite it's looks, and if Roos'te'Ow is ever attacked, it will repay the favour by using dynamite and wooden fenceposts, usually on Butch. However, Roos'te'Ow's singing is so annoying, said to be the equivalent of a video online designed to rot brains, that most Pokémon will try to shut it up with the stern call of…"AWWWW, SHADDUP!"

Toon/Light --> Toon/Light --> Toon/Light
Haingel, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is the angelic equivalent to the Debbo line, and was said to be sent down from the heavens to keep it's population in check. However, at this stage, Haingel is nothing more than an innocent angel that flies around the skies all day, always appearing wherever there is light. The halo above it's head is said to shine brighter than any light in the world, and if you see a Haingel's halo, you will be inspired to keep on going no matter what. The feathers that Haingel leaves behind are said to bring radiance to whoever finds them. It's evolved form is known as Tenshulah, which is the middle sprite. Although it has the heart of a gallant angel, and can radiate enough light to wipe out all evil, Tenshulah is more of a background element than a defender of light itself. It still flies around clouds, emitting heavenly choirs that are said to ward off spirits, but it's funny looks make it underused by priests, who think that it is using the look as a disguise. In reality, Tenshulah has a pure heart that will never become evil even if it was exposed to all of the darkness in the world, and it becomes stressed whenever it is ignored this way. In order for Tenshulah to evolve again into the rightmost sprite known as Seraphgoku, it must be exposed to a Magical Trinket. This fully awakens it's power of light, and it finally becomes a serious defender of the heavens themselves, it's Toon typing merely a leftover from it's previous forms. In fact, some people claim that Seraphgoku is the heaven itself, greeting those who have lived a good life. The eye on it's chest is said to see all evil, so that Seraphgoku can wipe it out an instant, and it's said to be the shape of everything in the world, blessing it with all it's might. Some people even claim that Seraphgoku is an emissary of Arceus itself, making sure that no-one in the world ever commits evil as long as it lives.

Toon/Shadow --> Toon/Shadow --> Toon/Shadow
DmD, the leftmost sprite, is a living stick of dynamite, and like Blastdit, it loves to explode without a reason to do so. Unlike Blastdit, however, DmD is a lot more calm and often tends to hide it's limbs and face, and thus other Toon-type Pokémon often use them as a deadly weapon, or to blow mines sky high. The fuse on it's head is said to represent it's lifespan, and when it is close to it's end, DmD will explode a lot more often than usual. Once it runs out, it will explode in one final explosion that can wipe out an entire castle in a single strike. It's evolved form is the middle sprtie, which is known as BmmB. Possessing sticks of dynamite for hands, BmmB can throw out it's bomb head towards other Pokémon, before making it reappear almost instantly. True to it's shape, it is a total pyromaniac, blowing up everything just for the sport of it, but it usually tends to go for structures that have lasted for milleniums. BmmB is always seen with a big grin on it's face, even when it's going out with a bang, and it cackles maniacally every time it explodes. Eventually, BmmB will have gained enough experience to evolve into it's final form, the rightmost sprite known as TmmmT. An outright pyromaniac demolition expert that seems to only care about blowing stuff up, TmmmT can conjure giant bombs which it can then throw at it's target at the speed of a shooting star. These bombs can create explosions so powerful, that they can reduce a mountain range to dust in seconds, and TmmmT's rough skin prevents it from being damaged such explosions. Should it's bombs be not enough, TmmmT will light the two fuses on it's arms and explode with an explosion so powerful, it can wipe out an entire city and turn it into an unrecognizable crater. It's said that TmmmT was sent from the depths of the underworld to punish building itself, jealous that humanity chose industry over natural beauty.

Toon/Wierd --> Toon/Wierd --> Toon/Wierd
Simplicky, the leftmost sprite shown above, is as about as simple as you can get for a Toon-type. It has a bland personality that never cares about anything in the world, and it rarely performs any practical jokes. Some people think that Simplicky represents a personality starting to form, as one often appears every time a baby starts showing it's future personality. It's large boots are not just for show: Simplicky is very good at running away from danger using them. Simplicky's evolved form is the middle sprite, known as Signsway. It is a sign that has impossible writing on it, and those who try to read Signsway's text will be driven insane, doing wacky and looney movements for the sake of it. Apparently, the only Pokémon who can understand Signsway's text are other Toon-type Pokémon: According to those who can speak English, the sign reads "WELCOME TO WACKYLAND: POPULATION: 47 NUTS AND A SQUIRREL". Although it has an umbrella that can allow it to glide across the air and a pair of shoes that can run up any surface, Signsway rarely moves from it's spot, truly disguising it as a sign. When it has gathered enough experience, Signsway will evolve into the rightmost sprite, the wackiest Pokémon on earth, The Wo-Wo! (It's name actually is "The Wo-Wo") Said to be an exotic Pokémon that brings great fortune to those who can catch it, The Wo-Wo is a Pokémon that seems to ignore reality itself, appearing from anywhere and everywhere and apparently having no place where it cannot exist. Although it draws in predators with it's wooping call, The Wo-Wo always ends up outsmarting them in the end, using trickery to subject them to it's own attacks or calling for a massive swarm of it's own kind. It exists in a dimension where reality is thrown out of the window, full of strange paradoxical creatures. In battle, The Wo-Wo breaks the rules of battling itself, capable of beating enemies to death with item sprites if it could!

Toon/Job --> Toon/Job --> Toon/Job
The fire hydrant Pokémon that you see as the leftmost sprite is known as Fydrant, and basically serves as a massive storage of water. It cannot move from the spot it was born it, and other Water-type Pokémon can refill their water reverses by drinking from Fydrant as if it was a watering hole. It's a common sight in town centrals, and is essential for firefighters to refill their supplies, though trainers are advised not to let their dog Pokémon anywhere near it. In battle, Fydrant can fire a massive stream of water that can smash apart a giant oil tanker in a single shot. Fydrant's evolved form is known as Fyhosm, which is the middle sprite. Now capable of moving, Fyhosm uses it's twin hoses to pump out enough water to extinguish any fire. It always appears every time a fire breaks out, even if it was started on purpose for a good deed, and once Fyhosm has extinguished the fire, it will abruptly leave by leaping into the nearest water puddle it can find. Fyhosm possesses a rather carefree personality, preferring to extinguish fires at it's own pace. Eventually, once it has extinguished enough fires, it will evolve one last time into Fyshoboshi, which is the rightmost sprite. Now a walking fire station, Fyshoboshi can fire out a massive stream of water that can extinguish even a fully active volcano in a single strike. It's goggles let out a siren to let other people know that it's coming, and Fyshoboshi's four legs allow it to climb up any terrain imaginable. In addition, Fyshoboshi has a massive ladder on it's back that can extend to any height to help people and Pokémon down from a tough situation. It supposedly doesn't breathe, which would allow it to go through smoke like it was air. The flag on Fyshoboshi's back is said to always point towards where there is fire, allowing it to easily respond to a situation no matter what.

Toon/Hero --> Toon/Hero --> Toon/Hero
"Hey, everyone, Deadpool here! About time this line showed up, the leftmost sprite here, this little doohickey known as Detle, is the species that Gleppy is a subspecies of, you know, that Pokémon from EIGHT WAVES AGO!!! But, this project's writer told me to describe it, so…what a lazy oaf this Pokémon is! Sure, Detle (Not to be mistaken for washing up liquid) has my awesome power to regenerate limbs and cheat death, but it's like a normal turtle, wandering all over the place. My, if I was one of those, I'd try to evolve myself ASAP! Also, Detle's shell is indestructible like Wolverine's adamantium, and the Pokémon often hides within it for defence. What a coward! Luckily, all those flaws that make it a bad Pokémon get fixed when it evolves into the middle sprite known as Dearaining. I mean, look, it's got my carbinadium blade for slaying pesky Wolverines, and it finally knows how to fight. Took it long enough! But Dearaining likes to train all day, apparently acting like a hitman to those who can employ it: Kinda like how that Stan Lee guy originally wrote me as. And apparently it likes to train under rat Pokémon. What are they trying to do, fuse me with those mutant ninja turtles? But at least Dearaining has that sleek skeleton that helps me regenerate my wounds further: Wait, did I always have a handy skeleton? I blame the retconners…anyway, level up this Dearaining puppy enough and it will evolve again into the rightmost sprite, known as Deadelangelo…but boy, what an unoriginality this thing is! Sure, take my design, slap me in a red shell, put a plunger on my head which I'm pretty sure came from that mother bird in Bird Islandwhatever who tried to copy my costume, and call it a Pokémon: How did this get past QA? Well, asides from that, I love this Pokémon because Deadelangelo's got my power to break the fourth wall, as well as the sixth and eighth! It's also got my slick military techniques, and that little drop of courage: Deadelangelo's basically a Pokémon version of me! I like to hang out with him on Saturday nights, but he, Deadelangelo, keeps on claiming that he needs to find a black stone. Boy, if he's looking for my Continuity Stone…uhh, should I tell him that the Infinity Stones don't exist in the NEONET? That concludes my description for this line. Come back next time, where I'll describe why Dunsparce has such an awful evolution! This is Deadpool, signing out: now, if you excuse me, I've got to find some chimichangas!"
Special Guest Deadpool

Toon/Villain --> Toon/Villain --> Toon/Villain
Satty, which is the leftmost sprite shown above, is a hat Pokémon that's common in spy-based environments. It can crawl up any surface imaginable, and it has a wide eyesight, capable of seeing through even the darkest of nights. Because of this, some people employ Satty to help them get information from enemy bases, as it's grey colour often camouflage with the walls of bases. Supposedly, Satty first originated from a comic book that was about madness itself. Satty's evolved form is the middle sprite known as Why…yes, Why is it's actual name. Why is a spy Pokémon that is the perfect explanation of never expecting the unexpected: It has a wide variety of traps often disguised as common household products, and Why can use them to trick it's opponents into think they have won, only for Why to steal their victory at the last moment, giggling once it does so. It can regenerate from almost any form of damage, even from being disintegrated to ash, and Why can easily sneak into enemy bases to gather intel for it's future heists and plans. However, Why is a Pokémon that suffers from loneliness, mainly because of how it evolves into it's final form. When a Why is levelled up with another Why in the party, both of them will evolve at the same time, evolving into the rightmost sprite known as Why VS Why…though people question if it's actually an evolution at all. Why VS Why consists of two Whys, one black, and one white, fighting each other using spy tricks and traps over a third childish spy that is said to have descended from a family of expert spies. Both of the Whys that make up Why VS Why have an equal chance of winning, and neither seems to get the third spy at the end of their conflicts. They fight even in combat, with their opponents just getting in the way of their endless conflict, and it's said that they never stop fighting over the third spy at all. In some cases, the third spy that makes up Why VS Why is not even involved in their conflict at all!
THE REMAINING RETURNING POKÉMON WITH A NEW GIGANTAMAX FORM: EACH RIGHTMOST SPRITE IS ONE!

Grass/Dragon --> Grass/Dragon --> Grass/Dragon (All possible evolutions are the same type)
As soon as it is born, Applin finds an apple and hides inside of it for it's entire life. The apple not only serves as the Pokémon's food source, but also serves as a means of defence, capable of hiding within the apple to deter predators from eating it, and it repairs the apple with it's own body fluids. If it is ever seperated from it's apple, Applin will grow weak and it's body will wither. It's a common romantic tradition in some regions to give Applins that live in fresh, well cared for apples to other people. When Applin's apple is close to withering, it will seek out another apple to evolve, and this apple will determine Applin's evolution depending on it's flavour. There are four apples that can be used this way, and each one is more common in a specific version: In fact, when you first enter the NEONET, only the version's apple will be available, and the rest will be unlocked later on in the story, with all four being available before it's end. First, by using a Powdered Apple, which is easier to find in Pokémon North, Applin will evolve into the all-new Sylvin, the sprite next to Applin above. This cheerful Pokémon spreads powder through it's apple wings that promote plant growth, and if you polish a fruit with this powder, it will shine as long as it is still fresh. Sylvin, however, is also a bit of a prankster, covering everything in the powder to ruin their tastes, as it makes anything they touch taste like apples. By levelling up Sylvin while it knows Dragon Dance, it will evolve again into Medusapple, the sprite next to Sylvin. Possessing a notorious personality that just loves beauty, Medusapple's hair is made of several serpents that can turn anything into apples in a single gaze. It cares very little about other Pokémon, and Medusapple will laugh at their misfortunes while keeping itself clean, but supposedly apples created by Medusapple will never run out no matter how many times they are bitten into. By using a Tart Apple, which is more common in Pokémon South, Applin will evolve into Flapple. Equipped with a pair of wings that can close at will to make it look like an apple, Flapple flies around the battlfield looking for the enemy's weakpoint, before spraying out an acid that can corrode steel in a single strike. It can also emit a cry that forces all fruits nearby to drop from trees, and thus some people used Flapple as a way to get the harvest down. The sprite next to Flapple is known as Orthrapple, it's new evolved form that can be reached by levelling up Flapple while it knows Scale Shot. Now with fully developed wings, Orthrapple is said to ignore gravity itself, and because of this, it can lift any object imaginable. Orthrapple has the power to control gravity by roaring into the sky, and it's two heads are said to control a different form of gravity each, using them both in succession to crush it's opponents into a paste that resembles apple pie. A Sweet Apple, which is a lot easier to find in Pokémon East, will evolve Applin into Appletun, which is a walking apple pie! It's breadlike skin regrows at will, and thus some children used to have them as a snack. Appletun is filled with a sweet nectar that attracts all kinds of Pokémon to it, especially Bug-type Pokémon, and it has a carefree personality that will allow others to eat it without a care in the world. By levelling it up while it knows the move Outrage, Appletun will evolve into the sprite next to it, known as Cerbrapple. Possessing three heads that can be combined into one powerful jaw, Cerbrapple's mere presence forces people and Pokémon near it to walk to it against their own will, where Cerbrapple will then finish them off with a bite that can turn anything into apples in seconds. Supposedly, Cerbrapple guards a massive tree where every fruit in the world grows on it, and it posseses a guardsman-like personality, only letting the truly worthy feast on them. Finally, a Syrupy Apple, more common on Pokémon West, will evolve Applin into Dipplin, which is said to be Applin's original evolution. Consisting of two worms hiding inside a juicy apple, one serving as the head and the other as a tail, these two worms help each other defeat their predators and escape danger. The syrup that decorates Dipplin's apple produces an alluring aroma that lures opponents closer, and if it ever gets onto you, it will stick on you for the rest of your life. Dipplin replenishes it's syrup once per year, and the blade-like stick on it's head allows Dipplin to find out where the nearest source of sweet scent is. By levelling up Dipplin while it knows Dragon Cheer, which returns as a TM in the NEONET, Dipplin will evolve again into Hydrapple. Thought to have not been a normal evolution, but rather the results of a boy who lost his mind trying to defeat a trainer pushing his Dipplin to get even stronger, Hydrapple consists of seven serpents hiding inside of one apple, though they rarely work together. In the event that they do, however, one's only advice is to flee, as Hydrapple can launch enough energy to destroy a skyscraper in a single shot. It's aggressive behaviour, said to be of the boy who evolved it, lead to some people wondering if Hydrapple even exists in this world, being a living nightmare taken form.
Both Flapple and Appletun have the same Gigantamax Form in the Galar Region, and in the NEONET both Sylvin and Dipplin have also been sighted having this form. Unlike most other Pokémon which share a Gigantamax Form, it is nearly impossible to determine which Pokémon is the Gigantamax form of the Applin family, as they all share a similar behavour, in drowning the opponent in a wave of sticky but sweet syrup. Even their G-Max moves are similar: Gigantamax Flapple has G-Max Tartness, Gigantamax Appletun has G-Max Sweetness, Gigantamax Dipplin has G-Max Syrupness, and Gigantamax Sylvin has G-Max Powderness: All four attacks involve summoning a forest of apples that then explode with Gigantamax energy.
SIGNATURE ATTACK: Apple Powder: A Grass-type status move that makes all moves used by the target this turn Grass-type. However, it's chances of failing increase if used in succession. It serves as the signature move of Sylvin and Medusapple.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: Sylvan Gaze: The signature ability of Sylvin and Medusapple, this ability makes all Status moves used by this Pokémon never miss.

Dragon/Ghost --> Dragon/Ghost --> Dragon/Ghost
PSEUDO LEGENDARY!
Dreepy is the reincarnation of a prehistoric Dragon-type Pokémon that once lived in the oceans, having died out because of it's lack of move variety. Having risen as a spirit, Dreepy wanders over oceans in groups of ten to twenty individuals, having realized that it is too weak to fight anyone at this stage. Even though it has no memory of it's past life, sometimes Dreepy might be seen trying to bite crustacean Pokémon or hiding behind coral reefs, both of which are behaviors that it's former self had. However, no-one has been able to find evidence of what Dreepy used to look like before it became a ghost. When Dreepy has gathered enough experience, it will evolve into Drakloak. This Pokémon will find a Dreepy and raise it as if it was it's own young, and if Drakloak cannot find a Dreepy, it will become stressed, and will even resort to finding other Pokémon to take care of. Drakloak keeps the Dreepy safe from harm by having it ride on it's head as it was a rider, and it can fire out energy blasts from it's mouth that can shatter solid steel. However, scientists have found that this was not it's past behavior, and Drakloak's behaviour today might be the result of it adapting to the planes of the present day, as made evident by the fact that Drakloak can fly at speeds of over 120 miles per hour: No-one is certain how the Dreepy can even stay on. Eventually, Drakloak will evolve again into Dragapult, a Pokémon favored by expert trainers due to it's resemblance to a stealth bomber. Dragapult is capable of becoming invisible by focusing it's mind and blending in with the mists, and it's presence is noted by an eerie sound that is like a jet engine firing. Dragapult always keeps two Dreepy inside of it at all times, which serve as it's main weapons in battle: It can fire out these Dreepy at enough speed to destroy a battleship in a single shot! Once they have been fired, the Dreepy return to the Dragapult, reloading it for it's next shot: Apparently, they enjoy being fired this way, and they never seem to evolve while inside the Dragapult. A Dreepy that a Dragapult has raised since it was a Drakloak will serve as a much more powerful missile than an ordinary Dreepy.
When exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, Dragapult becomes so massive that most people will mistake it as a giant mothership flying over the sky. Instead of Dreepy, Gigantamax Dragapult instead fires regular Dragapults as supersonic missiles, which in turn fire their own Dreepy: From a distance, this G-Max Dragolith Arsenal resembles a storm made by the gods themselves. They can explode with enough force to collapse an entire city in a single strike. It's said that if a Gigantamax Dragpult flies over an area, it is a sign that all of it's residents will soon perish and rise as endless ghosts.

Grass --> Grass --> Grass
A sidequest that can be started as soon as you can access the NEONET, involving a rookie programmer trying to recreate Pokémon Emerald in the NEONET itself, will allow you to pick a Hoenn starter at the end of it: Once that is done, the other starters will start appearing in the wild! The first of these is the Grass-type starter of Hoenn, known as Treecko. The soles on it's hands and feet are laced with microscopic spikes that allow it to climb atop any surface, and Treecko thus makes it's home in massive trees where no-one can reach them. It's tail can be used to sense humidity and thus detect the next day's weather, and it is said to be the protector of the forest's trees themselves. Treecko is cool, calm, and collected, and will never back down from a challenge sent to it. Treecko evolves into Grovyle, which gains a much more slender body that supposedly defies time and space itself. The leaves on Grovyle's arms not only serve as deadly weapons, but it also allows it to glide from treetop to treetop, and it's own connection with the forest means that Grovyle can move so fast, no-one would dare to catch it. It makes it's home within deep jungles, and Grovyle's muscles are so developed, that it can jump the height of a skyscraper without breaking a sweat. Supposedly, one in another dimension helped unite time and space itself. Grovyle evolves again into Sceptile, said to be the lord of the jungle itself. It's leaves are now sharp enough to slice apart titanium in a single strike, and the yellow orbs on it's back are seeds said to be able to revitalize nature itself. It's also a lot more agile, capable of running through an entire jungle in seconds. Sceptile will defend it's fellow Grass-type Pokémon without fear, and it has enough courage to take on a million Ghost-type Pokémon without showing any form of fear. In fact, unless it has been rejected by a Grass-type Pokémon it tried to fall in love with, Sceptile is said to be unable to show fear entirely.
The Gigantamax Factor turns Sceptile into a walking jungle, growing massive trees wherever it goes. With it's G-Max Jungle Blade, which can slice apart mountains like they were paper, Gigantamax Sceptile uses not just it's arms, but also it's large tail, to paint forests like a butter knife, and those lost within them never return. It's said that when the world was burned asunder, Gigantamax Sceptile helped replant the trees of the world, and thus saved life itself from total extinction at it's darkest moment.

Fire --> Fire/Fighting --> Fire/Fighting
Torchic, the Fire-type Starter of Hoenn, is a small chick Pokémon that follows it's trainer with unsteady steps. It has a flame burning in it's heart which allows it's body to be as warm as a hot water bottle, and thus some people often employed them to help keep themselves warm in cold climates. Torchic has not yet fully mastered it's Fire-type attacks, and it prefers to avoid fighting whenever possible, despite the fact that the flames that it fires out can exceed 1800 degrees Flarenheit. Torchic was considered to be the ancestor of Glooster by some people, but it was recently discovered that the two are entirely different species. Torchic evolves into Combusken, a Pokémon with a typing that's very common among Fire-type starters: Some say that the Fire/Fighting starters were all part of a group depicted in a legendary tale where they saved fire itself: After their journey ended, they went their separate ways across different regions. Boosting it's concentration by emitting loud cries, despite Combusken having sharp claws and a hotter flame sac that can fire bigger fireballs, it's main weapon are it's own clawed feet. Combusken can kick it's opponents with enough speed for ten kicks per second, and it strengthens them by running across grasslands and mountains, leaving behind a burning trail as it does so. It's said to have a different battle cry for each opponent it faces, and these cries can break an opponent's concentration, allowing for Combusken to inflict the finishing blow quickly. Combusken eventually evolves again into Blaziken, a Pokémon made famous after a trainer used one in a Johto tournament before the existence of the Hoenn Region was even shown to the people of the outside world. Possessing an undefeatable fighting spirit, Blaziken is a master of the martial arts, capable of emitting flames from it's arms that never go away, even on the burns they inflict. Blaziken's main strategy in combat is to kick it's opponent over and over with it's massive legs: One kick from these legs at full force can send a person's head flying all the way the moon! They also allow Blaziken to jump the height of a thirty story building in a single leap, and the feathers it leaves behind can be used as an eternal fire source. Because of these traits, some people believe that Blaziken is the hero that united the flames of the world together to prevent them from being extinguished, and it is currently on a journey to get it's fellow Fire/Fighting friends back together again. Only four have been documented so far: Blaziken itself, as well as Infernape, Emboar, and Vajiroxx. However, supposedly, there exists twelve heroes total: One for each animal of the Chinese Zodiac.
Under the NEONET's Power Spot, Blaziken becomes consumed by it's own flames, with almost it's entire body becoming a white hot flame that is said to be from the sun itself! Gigantamax Blaziken's massive legs allow it to perform the G-Max Supernova Kick, where Gigantamax Blaziken kicks it's opponent so hard, that it converts the area around it into a minature sun, and it's mere presence alone is said to be like a solar flare. Some people even claim that Gigantamax Blaziken IS the living sun itself! However, Gigantamax Blaziken, despite popular belief, is not as athletic as the regular Blaziken, likely due to the fact that it's legs are wider and thus more clumsy.

Water --> Water/Ground --> Water/Ground
So, i herd u liek mudkipz. Mudkip was originally the Water-type starter of Hoenn, and is a very friendly Pokémon that squirts water at anyone it sees. A common sight in swamps and rivers, Mudkip uses the fin on it's head to serve as a radar, able to detect movements in water and air to allow Mudkip to determine what is going on around it. It can also use it's fin to point towards certain objects, such as it's fellow friends. Despite it's small size, Mudkip is surprisingly strong, capable of breaking boulders in a single strike thanks to the water that envelops it's muscles, which is similar to the composition of mud. When Mudkip evolves into Marshtomp, it becomes a biped Pokémon, though it is clumsy at walking on it's legs at this stage. More suited to swimming across mud than water thanks to it's smooth skin, Marshtomp's clumsy legs are sturdy, allowing it to stay rooted within the ground for months on end. The fins that serve as Marshtomp's tail serve as a rudder when it swims across mud, and it can easily catch up to Pokémon stuck to the mud to either rescue them or to defeat them. Marshtomp has often been seen playing across muddy beaches to replenish the fluids within it's own body. Eventually, Marshtomp will evolve again into Swampert, a Pokémon well favored by expert trainers due to how easy it is to raise, and because of it's typing. Now with long extendable arms that are strong enough to knock down a fully grown Hookamanis in a single strike, Swampert makes it's home within rocky beaches, able to sense storms through it's fins that can detect the sounds of waves. It can lift a boulder in a single lift as if it was an acorn, and Swampert often decorates it's nest with them to protect them from the storms that it detects. Swampert has even been seen dragging cruise ships that are lost at sea to safety, and in battle, it can manipulate the earth around it to summon a giant wave of mud that is so sticky, that you can never escape from it should you get caught up in it.
In a somewhat strange case that sets it apart from other Gigantamax Pokémon, the Gigantamax Factor actually seals away Swampert's ability to manipulate mud in favor of awakening the ocean hidden within it's heart, though it is still treated as a Water/Ground type. By using it's G-Max Poseidon Squall, Gigantamax Swampert can conjure a massive tidal wave that can covert an entire landscape into an ocean rich in aquatic life in seconds, and the pattern on Gigantamax Swampert's chest glows brightly wherever there is fresh water. Oceans that are created by Gigantamax Swampert always taste like warm, fresh water no matter how dirty they are, and because of this, some people claim that Gigantamax Swampert is the origin of all fresh water that there is.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 48: ASHES OF THE PAST
Every region has them...Pokémon that have been discovered in past regions before, and the NEONET is no exception, being your chance to combine the new arrivals of Oriva with the legends of the past. Normally, past regions don't describe much about these returning Pokémon, and modern Pokédexes even reuse older entries for them, but this is a different story. This wave will only introduce one new Pokémon, but in return, it will showcase all of the remaining returning non-Legendary Pokémon, all of which require the NEONET to obtain...and all of which are the returning Gigantamax forms, really.

Grass --> Grass --> Grass
Grookey was originally the Grass-type starter of the Galar Region, but in the NEONET it is just as common as any of the other Grass-types in the area. It's a tiny monkey Pokémon that leaps from tree to tree, carrying around a stick gathered from at tree full of life. When Grookey whacks this stick onto the ground, an energy enimates from it that makes the plants around it grow to their fullest extent. As it whacks the ground more and more, Grookey gets more cheerful and will start making a rhythm with it's own stick. If it ever loses the stick, Grookey will lose all of it's energy and perish. Grookey's evolved form is known as Thwackey, and in this form, it gains an extra stick that it can use to whack the ground for it's fellow peers. Thwackey is so focused on it's whacking, especially during long battles, that it sometimes does'nt notice it's trainer's commands, or the fact it has already knocked out it's opponent. Out of battle, Thwacky stores the two sticks in it's hair, which are said to hold anything within them perfectly. Thwackey's final evolved form is known as Rillaboom, the master jungle drummer! Although it has powerful arms that can climb up trees easily, Rillaboom prefers to fight using the drum on it's back: In battle, it will take out the drum and start playing it with the two drumsticks it carries, which will summon roots from the ground to ensare it's enemies. Rillaboom also uses these drums to help lead it's pack: When two of them face off against each other, the one with the louder drumming will become the pack leader. Supposedly, if it ever loses it's drum, Rillaboom can just conjure another one by focusing on the forest itself.
When it is exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, Rillaboom's drum becomes a massive drum kit! Having become one with the forest, Gigantamax Rillaboom spends all day playing on it's G-Max Drum Solo, which can be heard from up to a hundred miles away and can make anyone listening to it dance uncontrollably. Capable of summoning roots the size of mountains, it's said that Gigantamax Rillaboom only plays the drums and nothing else because the Gigantamax Factor had shrunk it's brain to an extent that this is the only thing it can do now.

Fire --> Fire --> Fire
Originally the Fire-type starter of Galar, Scorbunny is a rabbit Pokémon that has an athletic spirit within it, despite it not being an Athlete-type at all. It's flame sacs are contained within it's feet, which are said to bring good luck, and thus Scorbunny fires them up by running around all day long, leaving behind warm trails as it goes. A Scorbunny that has bright red feet is ready to fight at full power, and because of it's warming feet, it can live in cold environments without a problem. Once Scorbunny has gathered enough experience, it will evolve into Raboot. Possessing an aloof personality that makes it rarely friendly, Raboot spends all day preparing for it's next evolution by dislodging berries from trees and kicking them around as if they were soccer balls. It's thick fur allows Raboot to easily warm up and charge up it's Fire-type attacks, and the ruff that covers it's mouth allows Raboot to focus better in battle. Supposedly, it and Creamari are said to have descended from the same family tree. Once it has gained enough confidence, Raboot will evolve again into Cinderace, and in this form it gets it's athletic personality back. A cheerful Pokémon that fights flawlessly for it's trainer, Cinderace has a determined spirit that will never give up in a battle until the very end, and it's long legs allow it to run from one end of a football field to another in seconds. Uniquely for Fire-type Pokémon, Cinderace very rarely uses it's flame sac: Instead, it will kick around pebbles with enough force to light them on fire, before kicking them towards the opponent as if they were a meteor. It can easily get fired up when it is cheered out, but Cinderace loves to show off, and sometimes it's own cheering can be it's downfall!
The Gigantamax Factor amplifies Cinderace's own firepower, allowing it to go faster than a bullet train! Gigantamax Cinderace rides atop a G-Max Fireball that is said to be the living incarnation of it's own spirit, and it can kick this fireball with enough force that people compared it to the rising sun itself. Gigantamax Cinderace's fireball never misses it's target, and once it has locked onto an enemy, it will mercilessely chase them down for the rest of their life!

Water --> Water --> Water
Sobble, who was originally the Water-type starter of Galar, is a small lizard Pokémon that's common in swamps and rivers. It is an absolute crybaby, crying at the slightest provocation, and Sobble's tears can make anyone sees it cry fountains as well. This unknowingly triggers it's own camouflage which is sensitive to water, making Sobble invisible in the process. However, some sources claim that Sobbles that live in urban areas are instead cautious, taking battles one step at a time. When Sobble stops crying all the time, it is a sign that it is about to evolve into Drizzile. A Pokémon who's just about "Meh" to everyone, especially if the Sobble that evolved into it was thinking it was going to evolve into something handsome, Drizzile makes it's home in large caves and the tree trunks of swamps. It can generate water balloons from the moisture of it's skin, and it can not only throw them at it's enemies, but also lay them out as traps on it's lair as if they were landmines. Drizzile is also armed with a long tongue that can reach up to a mile away, and this tongue is filled with a special moisture that drains the emotions out of anyone they touch. Because of it's contrast between it's pre-evolved form and it's evolved form, some sources claimed that Drizzile is a secret identity for it's evolved form, which is known as Inteleon. A Pokémon who works best as a secret agent, Inteleon possesses a slender body and a cape-like membrane that can be used as a glider to glide across massive ravines. Capable of detecting invisible opponents with the fin on it's head, Inteleon's main weapon is it's own hands: By pointing to it's opponent and firing them like a gun, Inteleon can shoot massive blasts of water from it's fingertips that can break apart solid concrete in a single shot. It's a very precise sniper using these hands, and sometimes you'll find Inteleon sitting in one spot, looking for the perfect target to arrive.
The Gigantamax Factor turns Inteleon into a living watchtower, it's own tail becoming so tall, that no source can ever record it. From the top of it's tail, Gigantamax Inteleon uses it's water pistol to fire a G-Max Hydrosnipe towards it's opponents, which can make even a fully grown Fujitong explode into an ocean's worth of water in seconds. Gigantamax Inteleon rarely moves, and it is a rather recent discovery: In fact, it's said that Gigantamax Inteleon is a form of artificial Gigantamax Form, as it was first discovered when a trainer's Inteleon ate a helping of the Isle of Armor's Max Soup.

Flying --> Flying --> Flying/Steel
Rookidee is a brave bird Pokémon that never turns down a challenge, taking every defeat it suffers with great pride and improving on it's skills for the future. It's highly territorial, refusing to let anyone into it's nest, and Rookidee can jump around nimbly to confuse opponents far larger than it. It supposedly has a liking for birdhouses, and is one of the more common bird Pokémon that you can expect to find within a neighbour's garden. Rookidee evolves into Corvisquire, and in this form, it's wings grow larger, allowing it to fly for further distances. It's surprisingly smart for a bird Pokémon due to it's larger brain compared to other birds, and Corvisquire has been sighted making tools with it's talons, as well as using rope to ensnare enemies. Some people have even seen Corvisquire carry weapons to use against other Pokémon. Thanks to the battles it had taken part in the past, Corvisquire can easily figure out an opponent's movements and counter them every time. It's final evolved form is known as Corviknight, whose feathers become armored thanks to the tools it had used in the past fusing with it's body. A stalwart predator that never gives up, Corviknight, who has a rivalry with Skarmory in the wild, is capable of lifting over 100 tons with it's powerful claws which are said to represent the woes of a poem writer in the past. Because of this, people have employed Corviknight as a unique role known as "The Flying Taxi", which replaces the HM known as Fly in regions where it is operational. Because of it's great success in Galar, other people have started to train flying Pokémon to serve as Flying Taxis should Corviknight be unavailable: In Oriva, the Flying Taxis are operated by Zeppboku, but even though Corviknight can be found in the NEONET, it's users can teleport to any Pokémon Centre within it's six zones, so it rarely sees use there.
Upon being exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, Corviknight gains a group of drones that are said to represent the spirit of a person that perished in a Flying Taxi crash. Gigantamax Corviknight can command these drones, known as "Blade Birds", to seek out opponents and slice them to ribbons: Strangley, their corpses always seem to resemble sliced french bread afterwards. Gigantamax Corviknight's signature move is the G-Max Wind Rage, where it gathers all of it's drones together and fires them out in a massive cyclone that is said to make anyone struck by them want to travel to other countries.

Bug --> Bug/Psychic --> Bug/Psychic
Much like Clobbopus, Blipbug is a Pokémon that is only native to the Galar Region, and thus not much is known about it due to a lack of information. Supposedly, it is a smart Bug-type Pokémon despite it's small size, capable of using the feelers on it's head to sense information around it. Blipbug's eyes, which supposedly resemble glasses, can see up to 50 miles away, and it uses them to help sense danger and flee from it, not being very good at battling. Blipbug evolves into Dottler, a small ladybird Pokémon that rarely moves. The dots on it's back are full of psychic energy, and glow bright blue when Dottler is about to fire a massive blast, but it prefers to avoid battling, instead using the dots to generated hexagon-like shields that can block any attack. According to some sources, Dottler's psychic power awoke from both it's vast knowledge and the fact that it had starved itself by hiding within it's shell. It is so obscure, that most trainers that have seen a Dottler before will never believe that it existed if they saw another one. Dottler's final evolved form is known as Orbeetle, and in this form, it becomes an athletic psychic warrior! Possessing a massive brain that is said to rival a supercomputer, Orbeetle focuses on it's surroundings by opening up it's wings and lighting up the dots on it's back. The colour in which the dots glow let Orbeetle know what it has detected, such as happy thoughts being green, and danger being bright red. Amazingly enough, Orbeetle is just as tall as it's initial form, but that's not to saying that you should underestimate it: At full power, Orbeetle is capable of outsmarting even a group of Kikheargutans at a very complex game!
Curiously enough, the Gigantamax Factor turns Orbeetle into a being that's very similar in shape to the U.B.O line, indicating a connection between them. Said to possess the mind of every person in the world combined into one brain, Gigantamax Orbeetle flies across countrysides, abducting it's opponent's within it's G-Max Gravitas, which is said to destroy gravity itself. At it's full power, Gigantamax Orbeetle can control the minds of everyone around it, who then go inside Gigantamax Orbeetle's giant abduction ray, but attempts to see what is inside it's giant shell have all ended in the viewer going absolutley insane, blabbering about something called the "OOParts".

Bug --> Bug --> Bug/Flying
Caterpie is a very weak Pokémon that's very common in forests, and thus it is an easy Pokémon for beginning trainers to raise. It crawls alongside treetops, using it's string to help it get across gaps or to drive away predators. Should that not work, Caterpie will release a foul stench from it's antenna, before fleeing. It has quite a voracious appetite, capable of eating an entire forest's worth of leaves in a day. Once it has eaten enough, Caterpie will evolve into Metapod. Said to be the original cocoon Pokémon, all Metapod can do is Harden. Inside it's shell, it's cells are being rebuilt for it's next evolution, but despite it's looks, it's actually very soft. If Metapod gets knocked over, it's insides will spill out and it will perish: The only reason why it was not considered to be the weakest Pokémon is because when Metapod hardens it's shell, it becomes so tough that Pokémon with sharp teeth will faint trying to bite it. Because Metapod is a Pokémon dedicated to getting to it's next evolution, it reaches it's final evolved form faster than any other Pokémon, evolving into Butterfree. A friendly Pokémon that flies in massive flocks, Butterfree feeds on nectar, and will happily share it with other Bug-type Pokémon. It's own wings, said to never get dirty no matter what, can not only produce a powder that can cause paralysis, but can also generate giant whirlwinds that can blow a tree over. In desperate situations, Butterfree can even use it's antenna to generate psychic waves. However, it's not that powerful initially, only reaching full strength when it's with a reliable partner: A phenomenon known as "The Butterfree Effect" has been described by scientists, where trainers believe that Butterfree is the strongest member of their party because it reached it's final form before their other Pokémon could even get the chance to evolve.
The Gigantamax Factor makes Butterfree's wings more elegant than before, said to resemble a flourishing butterfly garden. Gigantamax Butterfree flies across massive gardens, and it's wings are said to make anyone near them evolve to their next stage instantly, and thus some people connected it to the concept of evolution itself. When faced with danger, Gigantamax Butterfree will use it's G-Max Befuddle, where it launches a wave of miniature butterflies at it's opponents that can affect them in many different ways.

Normal --> Normal (Alolan and Galarian forms are Dark --> Dark and Steel --> Steel, respectively)
That's right! Meowth is a cat Pokémon that loves shiny objects more than anything else. A common sight in streets, Meowth is a nocturnal Pokémon that likes to play with the shiny objects it can find all night long, though it strangely has a liking for coins than anything else. If it is ever faced with danger, Meowth will extend a set of sharp claws that can unleash a deadly Fury Swipes that can cut apart wooden planks. The coin on it's head is said to be a symbol of good luck, and Meowth keeps it polished all day: Some say that Meowth's coin is made of the same material that makes up Mooneko's coin, indicating a connection between them. Meowth's evolved form is known as Persian, and in this form, it becomes a much more regal feline than before. Persian's hair is lustrous and shines like gold, but it can be tough to approach because it possesses a vicious predicament, on top of being very fickle indeed. The six whiskers it has can read the movements of the air to allow Persian to sense it's opponent's movements, and it loves nothing more than to rest atop the laps of other people. The gemstone on it's head is said to be the result of the coin from it's previous form liquifying before solidifying once more, and is highly valued by both royalty and hunters alike. In battle, it prefers to sit down, slashing it's opponents with enough force to cut them to ribbons instantly.
Uniquely, Meowth's DNA is a lot more unstable than other feline Pokémon of it's kind, and thus it can adapt to other regions a lot more easily. Two forms of Meowth have been discovered this way so far: The first of these is Alolan Meowth, which is said to have been delivered to the Alola Region by a royal family. There, it became so spoilt, that it basically acted like the prince that raised it: Selfish and boastful. It likes to show of at all times, and takes great pride in everything, throwing itself into a frenzy should it's pride be ruined. Alolan Meowth evolves into Alolan Persian through high friendship at night, which has a much smoother coat than regular Persian, said to be what the prince that raised it wore during his lifetime. Alolan Persian treats everyone as if it was a king of the world, looking down on others and striking them from behind with it's Dark-type attacks. Supposedly, it's round face is said to resemble that of an ancient king. Another discovered variant is Galarian Meowth, which gained an iron coating from living with a village of vikings that were said to be the first residents of Galar. It's claws are a lot sharper than that of a regular Meowth, and Galarian Meowth can swing them at a way that is comparable to a fully sharpened battle axe, and Galarian Meowth sharpens them every day by clawing on trees and rocks. Unlike the other two Meowth, the coin on Galarian Meowth's head is said to be an emblem of it's own strength. Rather than evolving into Persian, Galarian Meowth evolves into a new Pokémon entirely, known as Perrserker. Said to resemble the vikings it grew up with, true to it's name, Perrserker has the spirit of a berserker in it's heart, and it only cares about destroying others in battle. It's claws are now so sharp, that they can slice apart an oil tanker into ribbons in a single strike, and it's Steely Spirit inspires other Steel-type Pokémon to carry on in battle no matter what. The coin on Perrserker's head is said to glow brightly when it is at sea, serving as a compass to it's destination.
Only the regular Meowth is capable of Gigantamaxing, becoming a long cat that is said to resemble that of a modern mascot, indicating that it was only discovered rather recently. Said to be the bringer of fortune itself, which makes Giengbao have an intense hatred of it, Gigantamax Meowth is said to appear before poor villages and shower them in it's G-Max Gold Rush, which rains down a tsunami of coins that can fill up a bank in planck seconds. Apparently, the symbol on Gigantamax Meowth's coin is said to resemble the form that Eternatus took in the past, and is said to be the secret of finding out how Eternatus even got it's powers in the first place. One can tell if a Meowth can Gigantamax by the fact that it can train itself to speak fluent English, and these Meowth are a lot more active than other Meowths of it's kind.

Fighting --> Fighting --> Fighting
Machop is a hardy Pokémon those body is made out of pure muscle, and is a brave fighter despite it's small size. It can throw out punches that can smash boulders in a single strike, and it always stays focused during a battle, never taking pride in it's strength. Machop can additionally lift up large crates without breaking a sweat, so they're enlisted to help in transportation work and sometimes in construction. It's own muscles keep it pumped as well, so Machop rarely has to take a break. Machop then evolves into Machoke, a powerful fighter that lives in mountains and canyons. Now having enough power to lift a giant boulder ten times it's size, Machoke is so powerful, that it needs to wear a special power saving belt so that it doesn't destroy everything in one punch. The belt keeps in regulated power which Machoke can access at any time, and it's made of a material that can never break at all. Machoke's huge strength makes it essential in construction projects, as seen in regions where Machoke is not native to: Cities there tend to be less well constructed than others. Once Machoke is traded, the resulting energy from the trade will evolve Machoke into Machamp. Now having four arms that can punch up to a thousand times per second, Machamp is said to have the greatest strength of all non-Legendary Fighting-type Pokémon, able to smash apart a giant glacier in a few seconds. It's very popular with black belts, and Machamp's strength can rival a million pro boxers without breaking a sweat. The power saving belt it wore is now a power booster that allows Machamp to get stronger through it's guts alone, but research showed that Machamp did'nt always wear the belt in the past. Some people claim that a certain trainer's Machamp that kept the belt to boost it's power inspired other Machamp to do the same.
The Gigantamax Factor turns Machamp into a being powered by only it's own Chi, getting stronger when it focuses it's own heart. Gigantamax Machamp can now throw a googolplex amount of punches in a single hour, and it punches so fast, that most people see a mere blur behind the fists. By focusing it's own heart, Gigantamax Machamp can summon the G-Max Chi Strike, a flying fist of pure determination that fires up Gigantamax Machamp's fists even further, to the point that they stay fired up even after Machamp's Gigantamax Factor wears off.

Ghost/Poison --> Ghost/Poison --> Ghost/Poison
Once thought to have been the only Ghost-type line to exist, Gastly is a Pokémon that is made out a poisonous gas that can corrode steel at the slightest touch. Despite it's threatening looks, Gastly is a downright trickster, capable of manipulating objects to scare it's opponents into oblivion, and it can also manipulate it's own gas to create deadly illusions that represent a Pokémon's worst nightmare. It's said that if a spirit does not meet any conditions to become a Pokémon, they become a Gastly instead. Gastly evolves into Haunter, and in this form, it gains two spectral hands that are said to send anyone they touch to a curse that they will eventually perish from. Armed with a long tongue that is filled with ghostly energy, Haunter is common across graveyards and dark caves, and it's presence can be noted by an eerie wind that feels like a corpse. Haunter is a much better trickster than Gastly, capable of turning itself invisible and frightening opponents to death with it's horrifying looks, and it can drain the spirits out of anyone they see. Despite being part Poison-type, Haunter lacks any form of Poison at all, it's typing merely being a leftover from when it used to be made of gas. Once Haunter is traded, it will combine with the woes of a Pokémon leaving it's owner behind due to the trade, and evolve into Gengar. Favourable among expert trainers because of it's simple shape and wide variety of attacks, Gengar is a notorious predator who will stop at nothing at sending it's opponents into an eternal nightmare. It can take the form of anything by recalibrating it's own gas, so there is no escape from Gengar once it has caught sights with you. Gengar has even been sighted removing a soul from a body entirely, and thus some people thought it was a reincarnation of the Grim Reaper himself. Gengar will often team up with a Gastly and a Haunter to play deadly tricks on those who visit the haunted house where it lives.
When Gengar is exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, it becomes a living portal to the afterlife. Gigantamax Gengar will convince people to go inside of it by showing them their greatest dreams within it: It can manipulate illusions so well, that some people even lose their sense of reality once they are near Gigantamax Gengar. Should it's victims realize the truth and refuse to enter it, Gigantamax Gengar will instead unleash it's G-Max Terror, where it conjures illusions of an opponent's worst fears before throwing them with enough speed to destroy a sheet of solid diamond in a single shot. Curiously, however, it has only been seen throwing ceramics and silverware this way.

Water --> Water
A common sight on sandy beaches, Krabby is an innocent Pokémon that likes to blow bubbles into the night sky, and seeing them is said to make your desires come true. Do not be fooled by it's small pincers, as Krabby's claws are strong enough to puncture an iron beam in a single push, and it polishes them every day to make sure they don't decay. Krabby claws also used to be a great delicacy, until a law was put into place that banned them entirely. Krabby's evolved form is known as Kingler, and in this form, it's shell becomes strong enough to survive a bomb blast. Taking an entire beach as it's territory, Kingler is a ferocious predator that fights using it's enlarged claw, that is capable of breaking apart a sheet of titanium. It can also throw enemies up to fifty miles away, but outside of combat, Kingler's huge claw just gets in the way of it's own vision. Curiously, despite possessing a set of razor sharp jaws, Kingler rarely opens them, indicating that it used to be a far more deadly predator in the past.
While Kingler does not normally use bubbles in battle, the Gigantamax Factor amplifies it's bubble sac to the point that it becomes a massive foam beast. With a set of defensive foam that resembles a beard, Gigantamax Kingler's claw has become big enough to snap an entire mountain in half, but it rarely uses this claw for physical combat. Instead, Gigantamax Kingler uses it as a form of bazooka, firing out the G-Max Foam Burst from it, a massive stream of foam that is extremely acidic to anything it touches. Supposedly, it resembles prehistoric Kingler, so some people theorized that Gigantamax Kingler is a living fossil taken form once more, it's missing DNA, most likely a larger jaw, being filled out by it's own foam.

Ice/Water
A very rare Pokémon that is critically endangered, Lapras can be found in pods of ten to fifty individuals, being most commonly found across icy oceans. Able to sense the feelings of anyone they see, Lapras will allow anyone it trusts to ride their backs, and they can ride any current no matter how rough it is. It's shell's materials are said to adapt according to their rider, always being the comfiest material known to them. While it normally dislikes fighting and will hide itself in deep waters if it is threatened, should Lapras be threatened, it will retaliate by singing a cursed song said to represent the woes of the lost members of it's pod, which will make anyone hearing it perish in three minutes. Lapras was also one of the first discovered Pokémon to use the move Ice Beam, indicating that the move's origins stemmed from Lapras's family tree.
The Gigantamax Factor amplifies Lapras's singing, creating an aurora around it that is said to resemble that of a harmonious melody. While Gigantamax Lapras is normally a far more peaceful Pokémon than it's regular form, if it is threatened, it will fire the G-Max Resonance, which is a giant ice meteor the size of a planet that can cover an entire city in snow in a single strike, and maybe kill the dinosaurs. Unlike it's regular form, Gigantamax Lapras's shell, which constantly emits a melody that sounds like a beautiful night sky, is too rough and large to allow people to ride on it.

Normal --> Normal
Notable for being the first Sinnoh-native Pokémon to be shown to the public, and being caught by a female trainer before anyone else could, Munchlax is a Pokémon that is always hungry, constantly searching for things to eat. It uses it's great sense of smell to find out the tastiest food, and it loves to eat well cooked food. However, Munchlax possesses a unique kind of stomach that never seems to dissolve anything, thus allowing Munchlax to consume even rotten food without becoming sick. If a Munchlax appears at a great feast, people thought it was a sign that the food within it will soon be claimed by wild Pokémon, though curiously the Munchlax never consumes a single bite of the food this way. Once Munchlax's happiness is maxed out, it will evolve into Snorlax, a Pokémon despised by many for being outright obnoxious! Much like Blokvisibl, Snorlax often appears on roads sleeping and blocking the way, forcing trainers to take the long route around or play the Pokéflute, which will cause the Snorlax to move out of the way in a grumpy rage. However, Snorlax, despite what most people claim, does'nt actually spend all day sleeping: While it does eat a lot of food, and has an appetite so voracious that it could consume an entire mountain's worth of food in a single day, when Snorlax is faced with a battle, it will wake up instantly and smash opponents with it's own massive bulk, though curiously it will look like it is still sleeping. Snorlax's stomach is soft and rubbery from the food it consumes, and small Pokémon have been sighted sleeping on Snorlax's belly this way: In a distant region, a certain scientist researches the sleep patterns of Pokémon by exploiting this part of Snorlax's behavior.
Snorlax's Gigantamax Form, on the other hand, is always constantly sleeping, unable to get up due to it's enlarged bulk. On Gigantamax Snorlax's stomach is a massive biosphere said to be made out of the food it has eaten, and some Pokémon spend their entire lives living on this biosphere: The healthier the food the Snorlax eats, the more lively this biosphere is. While it very rarely fights, Gigantamax Snorlax is capable of using the G-Max Replenish, where a massive geyser of berries opens up underneath it's opponents, supposedly the same berries it ate at normal size.

Poison --> Poison
Born from a chemical reaction between a garbage bag and pure radiation, Trubbish is a Pokémon that is common in areas rich in garbage. It has a love for trash, eating them as if they were a five star meal, and thus Trubbish follows people who litter a lot. It is capable of breathing out a toxic breath that can make people fall asleep for weeks, but contrary to this, Trubbish is not actually that aggressive, and sometimes it even helps out other people by eating the litter they leave behind. In fact, once it befriends a person, Trubbish will stop smelling like a garbage dump. It's evolved form is known as Garbodor, a walking garbage eater! As it walks across dumps and landfills, Garbodor feeds on anything that smells, creating new poisons in the process by combining the methane contained within the garbage it feasts on. It's a Pokémon that works the best when it's natural enemies are around, becoming stronger by fighting against them, though in the NEONET most of the Poison-types come from radiation and pure poison, not garbage, so Garbodor is not as strong as it is in other regions. In battle, Garbodor takes out it's opponents in three steps: It will first clench it's opponents in it's left arm, dissolve them by firing poison from it's right arm, and then finish them off by firing a poisonous gas from it's mouth which can make anyone who breathes them vow that they will make the whole world into garbage!
The Gigantamax factor turns Garbodor into an actual garbage dump, and where it wanders, life itself withers against it's will. However, what appears to be trash on Gigantamax Garbodor's body is actually gas condensed by Gigantamax energy, and if you ever touch it, you will become an evil litterer instantly. Rather than using it's arms for combat, Gigantamax Garbodor uses the G-Max Malodor, which calls forth a massive pillar of garbage which seeps all the way into it's victim's bones, turning them into garbage themselves in the process.

Water --> Water/Rock
Chewtle is a Pokémon that is common in rivers and lakes, and true to it's name, it likes to chew on absolutely everything. Possessing a brash personality that bullies anyone it sees, Chewtle loves nothing more than to bite it's enemies with it's sharp tooth, which is supposedly a pebble that it puts into it's mouth on birth. As an additional defensive measure, Chewtle will growl at it's opponent and show it's tooth to everyone: The sharper a Chewtle's tooth is, the more intimidating it is. Eventually, Chewtle will evolve into Drednaw, an aggressive snapping turtle Pokémon those trademark feature is it's powerful jaws. Said to be stronger than any other Pokémon's, Drednaw can crunch a foe with enough force to snap a sheet of titanium in half in a single strike, and it's very aggressive of it's territory, making sure that no-one ever invades it's homes. It's rock shard shell can survive giant waves without a sweat, and anyone that is hit by this shell will feel their teeth shatter instantly. Surprisingly, despite it's resemblance to Blastoise, Drednaw is completley unrelated to other turtle Pokémon.
Drednaw's Gigantamax Form is a rather recent discovery, to the point that some people claim that the Gigantamax Factor mutated it more than any other Pokémon. Able to create earthquakes by slamming the ground, Gigantamax Drednaw prefers to fight above group: It can fire it's head on a chain-like neck at speeds of over 50 miles per hour, indicating that it is connected to Hookamanis. The head not only possesses enough power to break apart diamond in a single bite, but it can also fire a G-Max Stonesurge out of it's mouth that can demolish mountains into dust. Supposedly, Gigantamax Drednaw, despite it's recent discovery, is said to be one of the more popular Gigantamax Forms there is.

Rock --> Rock/Fire --> Rock/Fire
A common sight in coal mines, Rolycoly is a Pokémon made out of coal, and thus people often use it to help fuel their fires. Rolycoly feeds on coal itself, and the hotter the coal is, the more enjoyable it is to the Rolycoly. It possesses a single wheel that Rolycoly uses to roll around it's cavern homes, though it has trouble climbing up rocky surfaces this way. In battle, Rolycoly heats up this wheel with enough force to cause massive third degree burns in an instant, and it is also useful for burning wood into charcoal. Rolycoly's evolved form is known as Carkoal, and in this form, it gains four coal wheels that fit onto minecart tracks perfectly. Resembling a minecart to a greater degree, Carkoal carries a pile of coal that it burns for it's own Fire-type attacks, though it refuses to share this coal with anyone but it's other Carkoal friends. The larger the pile of coal on Carkoal's back, the more healthy the Carkoal is. When the coal pile burns bright, it's eyes will glow with bright flames that are said to light up the darkness, and thus some people employ them to help them through dark mines. In the past, Carkoal used to evolve into a Pokémon that resembled a steam engine, but today it instead evolves into Coalossal. It's said to be a major disappointment for trainers uninterested in it's raw power or massive strength, as it trades the wheels for a set of limbs that make it far slower, and it's coal has been infused with molten lava, making it unuseable. However, that's not to say Coalossal is a downgrade: Compared to the form it used to be, Coalossal's body is strong enough to survive a bomb blast, and it's muscles can be infused with the lava, making them glow bright orange and making them capable of lifting an oil tanker with ease. Some people get so mad when their Carkoal evolves into Coalossal, that they instantly plan on finding a Choo-Choo to replicate the train that Carkoal used to evolve into, even though Coalossal, when it glows bright with lava, is said to help you find your greatest treasure.
Upon being exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, Coalossal becomes a massive behemoth that only cares about covering everything in lava. Gigantamax Coalossal has no heart, only being powered by it's own coal, and it can summon a G-Max Volcalith that can bury an entire city in molten lava and coal in an instant. It's body strangley resembles a furnance, and Gigantamax Coalossal lights everything near it ablaze, but sometimes you might find it walking across train tracks, which made some people believe that Gigantamax Coalossal is what made the regular Coalossal the way it is today.

Ground --> Ground
Silicobra is a snake Pokémon that's common in deserts and wastelands. It feeds on a diet of mostly sand, storing it within it's neck pouch for use later, which is said to get more rubbery every time Silicobra sheds it's own skin. Although it has large nostrils, Silicobra uses them to fire out it's sand, so it's not very good at smelling things at all. For some reason, Silicobra only prefers to consume sand that comes from deserts. It evolves into Sanaconda, which can hold a lot more sand within itself than before. It possesses a unique body shape that allows it to spring forward like a coiled spring, releasing massive sandstorms as it goes that can blind even the most well-sighted of people for the rest of their lives. Sanaconda gets distressed if it can't find any sand to consume, so trainers are advised to carry a bucket of sand around for it to feed on at all times. In battle, it fires massive balls of sand from it's nose like a shotgun, capable of smashing apart a sheet of solid concrete in a single shot: The older the rock that the sand used to erode from, the tougher the sand bullets that Sanaconda fires.
When Sanaconda is exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, it's whole body mutates to resemble a giant sand twister. From this twister, Gigantamax Sanaconda fires out G-Max Sandblasts from it's massive nostrils, which can envelop an area in an eternal sandstorm until the end of time. The rough edges on the sides of Gigantamax Sanaconda's body are said to be made from sand that has eroded from the first rocks to ever exist, and if you see Gigantamax Sanaconda heading your way, it is a sign that sight as you know it is over.

Poison/Electric --> Poison/Electric
Toxel is, to be honest, the Pokémon version of a human baby. It crawls around and throws tantrums all day, firing out poisonous sparks in the process that can cause numbing for months. Toxel stores it's poison and electricity in separate sacs in it's body, but if it's in a pinch, it will combine them to form deadly attacks on it's enemies, but since it's only a baby, Toxel very rarely fights. It's also capable of drinking even dirty water by converting it into it's own poison. Once Toxel has started to behave itself, it will evolve into Toxtricity! This Pokémon represents the perfect harmony between electricity and poison, and despite not being a Sound-type, Toxtricity loves to play music all day. It does this by strumming the pattern on it's chest, playing a shocking melody that resembles that of an electric guitar, and because of this, it is popular at punk concerts. Toxtricity has two different forms, and which one it takes depends on what nature the Toxel had before it evolved. A Toxel with a Hardy, Brave, Adamant, Naughty, Docile, Impish, Lax, Hasty, Jolly, Naive, Rash, Sassy, or Quirky nature will evolve into an Amped Toxtricity, which is aggressive and foul tempered. Meanwhile, a Toxel with a Lonely, Bold, Relaxed, Timid, Serious, Modest, Mild, Quiet, Bashful, Calm, Gentle, or Careful nature will evolve into a Low Key Toxtricity, which is a lot more calmer and looks down at everyone.
However, both forms have the same Gigantamax Form, which is capable of harnessing electricity through it's head, and poison through it's tail. When Gigantamax Toxtricity combines these two together, it can create a massive plague that can render anyone who feels it bedridden for the rest of their lives. It's main weapon in battle is the G-Max Stun Shock, where Gigantamax Toxtricity conjures a massive electric guitar out of it's own electricity, before swinging it with enough force to leave behind an electrical zone rich in poison. Supposedly, Gigantamax Toxtricity is the result of a fusion between an Amped Toxtricity and a Low Key Toxtricity who combined their forces to bring forth the biggest rock concert of all time!

Bug/Fire --> Bug/Fire
Sizzlipede is another Pokémon that's only been sighted in the Galar Region before, and thus not much is known about this centipede Pokémon, which is completely unrelated to the Millikade line. Sizzlipede can store hot gas within it's own body, lighting it's own mouth ablaze, which in turn warms up it's entire body. It then coils around Pokémon to boil them alive, roasting them to a temperature warm enough for Sizzlipede to then consume right down to the bone. Some people used them in lieu of electric blankets, keeping them warm all day, especially in the bright yellow areas. Sizzlipede's evolved form is known as Centiskorch, which has fire coming out of it's mouth and tail which can cause a burn for all eternity should they strike you. It is a very hostile Pokémon that brutally burns anything in sight, and it's yellow areas, said to be comparable to a radiator, can burn even diamonds to goo in seconds. Centiskorch can additionally use it's tail as a flaming whip to burn down an entire forest in a single strike. Some people claim that Centiskorch's hot temperament is said to be as revenge for those who used it as a blanket in the past against it's own will.
When Centiskorch is exposed to the Gigantamax Factor, it becomes the longest of all Pokémon, capable of extending to the length of a massive metropolis. It is so long, that some people mistook Gigantamax Centiskorch as the rings of a planet. Now a massive radiator, Gigantamax Centiskorch's heat can destabilize air currents and turn them into massive heat waves that can melt a glacier in microseconds. When it faced with battle, Gigantamax Centiskorch has it's own radiator face it's opponent, before unleashing a G-Max Centiferno, which no mortal has ever survived without turning into a liquid puddle.

Psychic --> Psychic --> Psychic/Fairy
Much like Ralts, Hatenna is a Pokémon that can read the emotions of anyone they sense through the antenna on it's head, and it's said to be a relative to the family. A female only species, Hatenna's emotions depend on the people around it, though strong emotions will make it exhausted. Because of this, Hatenna prefers to live on it's own, rarely having contact with anyone but the people that it trusts the most. However, Hatenna will only trust a person that will have done only good deeds in the past. Hatenna evolves into Hattrem, a calm happy go lucky Pokémon that prefers to move using the braids on the sides of it's hair. These braids can extend with enough force to knock a boxer down instantly, and Hattrem gets very stressed if they were ever cut. Although it loves to see cheerful people, Hattrem has a hatred for strong emotions, and if it ever senses any, it will head for that source instantly and smash them in seconds. Some Hattrems have a liking towards healing wounds and taking good care of their own trainers. It's final evolved form is known as Hatterene, a beautiful witch Pokémon that loves to cheer itself up by creating illusions to decieve it's foes. What appears to be a dress is actually a long set of hair that is said to contain great psychic powers, and Hatterene is known to hug it's trainer within this hair. The long ponytail that extends from Hatterene's hat is actually a long arm that it uses to cast spells upon other people and Pokémon, and it uses them on people who are too loud for it to handle. Hatterene prefers to live a solidary life, to the point that it will wipe out all of the Pokémon in the forest it lives in just to get itself some peace and quiet!
Upon using the Gigantamax Factor, Hatterene becomes a witch that is said to obey the stars themselves. The instant Gigantamax Hatterene senses hostility, it will wipe them off the face of the earth with it's G-Max Smite, which is said to send it's victims to heaven instantly. Because the lightning bolts it sends down resemble that of a Legendary Pokémon's, some people claimed it was "The Raging Goddess", and showered it in gifts of psychic powers. Supposedly, Gigantamax Hatterene only appears in areas where there is violence, even if it's a very slight trace of it.

Dark/Fairy --> Dark/Fairy --> Dark/Fairy
Impidimp is an imp Pokémon that lives in groups of up to a hundred individuals, usually serving a much bigger Dark-type Pokémon. They love to play pranks on other people and Pokémon alike, and when they get annoyed by such pranks, Impidimp will absorb their annoyance to fuel it's own Dark-type attacks. Each Impidimp in the pack has it's own role in performing the perfect prank, and in some cases, no-one will realize that they have gotten themselves pranked because it is also an extremely good hider! When an Impidimp leaves it's pack behind, it is a sign that it is about to evolve into Morgrem. Lacking confidence in it's strength, Morgrem is a fighter Pokémon that uses dirty tricks to get over it's opponents, using it's own hair as a weapon. For example, it might start begging for mercy or willingly headbutt a tree over and over again to get it's opponent to drop their guard. Because of it's sly appearance, Morgrem is popular with gloomy people, and some people claimed that when it dances under the moonlight, it could make crops grow. For some reason, it has a vile hatred for Gurfs, with Morgrem often kidnapping them and forcing them to work for it. Eventually, Morgrem will evolve again into Grimmsnarl, a brutal trickster that never plays fair. Said to always know it's opponent's greatest weakness, Grimmsnarl will often kidnap other people and force their relatives to perform stupid decisions just to get them free. It's black hair that shines like obsidian is it's main weapon in combat: By infusing them with it's own muscles, Grimmsnarl can lash out it's hair to trap enemies or to smash them into the ground with enough force to destroy an entire skyscraper in a single strike. The red emblem on it's chest is said to represent all the pranks it has ever done in it's life, and if you gaze directly into Grimmsnarl's emblem, you will become a prankster for the rest of your life.
The Gigantamax Factor amplifies Grimmsnarl's own hair, making up 99.9% of it's own body. Gigantamax Grimmsnarl is capable of manipulating this hair into any shape or size imaginable, and if it ever gets cut off, it can easily regenerate it in microseconds. Gigantamax Grimmsnarl is a lot more brutal than it's previous form, even resorting to illegal cheats if it must, and if it's hair cannot do the job, Gigantamax Grimmsnarl will unleash it's G-Max Snooze, a bomb of dark energy that will make you sleep for all eternity, filling you with nightmares of Grimmsnarl pranking your soul!

Fairy --> Fairy
Milcery is a Pokémon that's said to be a drop of milk given life by a caring chef. It has an innocent personality, and Milcery can often be found near kitchens, playing with the desserts cheerfully like they were it's own toys. It's DNA is mostly incomplete, so Milcery is very unstable, it's own body popping off at times, which people then mix with chocolate to make cool drinks. It loves to spin around with it's trainer, and when Milcery is holding a special sweet this way, from a Strawberry, a Heart, a Berry, a Clover, a Flower, a Star, or a Ribbon, it will mix with the sweet and evolve into Alcremie. A very friendly Pokémon that loves to help out with cooking, Alcremie is capable of firing whipped cream from it's hands that can decorate cakes: The color of an Alcremie, and the type of cream it shoots out, depends on how long it was spun for as a Milcery, and what time it is. It's a very common sight in resturants, and it's said that cakes made from the cream that Alcremie produces is said to be tasty no matter what the allergins of it's consumer is. Supposedly, no-one has ever seen it frown at all.
All forms of Alcremie have the same Gigantamax Form, said to have been born when all 64 possible forms of Alcremie combined into one massive being. Able to make any form of cream imaginable, Gigantamax Alcremie is one of the more friendly Gigantamax forms there is, but it's limited duration means that it can be difficult trying to use it to decorate cakes or create great feasts. It's main weapon in combat is the G-Max Finale, where Gigantamax Alcremie conjures a wave of cream with enough calories to make anyone who consumes them grow to the size of it in seconds: Victims of this cream very rarely do anything but belch after this for the rest of their lives.

Steel --> Steel
Cufant is an elephant Pokémon that was imported from another region due to it's hardy trunk that can lift up a steel beam with ease. No-one, however, has figured out which region Cufant came from, and Oriva doesn't even have traces of it at all: It is surprisingly unrelated to the Elemax line. However, some Pokédexes describe Cufant as an Indian Elephant, which might provide a hint to it's true origins. It has an extremely friendly personality, and it can easily adapt to any environment it is put in, preferring to make friends with other Steel-type Pokémon. It's skin is made of a type of copper that can absorb thunderstorms, and it rusts into a brilliant teal as Cufant gets older. It's evolved form is known as Copperajah, whose iron skin has fully rusted, yet still grants it with amazing defensive power. It's trunk now powerful enough to life a massive ship, Copperajah is a sturdy Pokémon that never tips over, and the bumps on it's head allows it to read the movements of the iron flakes around it. It can slam it's feet into the ground with enough power to collapse a house instantly, making Copperajah an essential partner in both construction and demolition work. However, it sometimes has trouble looking for food: Copperajah's home region had long trees that it's trunk could easily reach, compared to the medium sized trees that the regions that it was imported to have.
Upon Gigantamaxing, Copperajah's trunk recieves a massive amount of power, and it is forced to stand on it's hindlegs to resemble a massive wall. If Gigantamax Copperjah gets knocked over, it will be unable to move at all, as not even it's huge trunk, which is said to push mountains, can push itself back up. By slamming this trunk onto the ground, Gigantamax Copperajah can summon a G-Max Steelsurge, a wave of metallic spikes that can impale even a fully built castle into dust in a single strike.

Steel/Dragon --> Steel/Dragon
Duraludon is a metallic dragon Pokémon that feeds on scraps of metal that can create heat through it's own tail. It's made of a special lightweight material that is said to be as reflective as a mirror, though it is prone to rusting easily. Duraludon fights by getting on all fours and firing a beam of metallic energy that can break apart a cruise ship easily, and it's said to be able to generate this energy through the cobalt blue area on it's stomach. Supposedly, some people have used Duraludon as a mascot for promoting health by getting people to give up unholy deeds such as smoking. It's also the first sighted Pokémon to use the move Steel Beam, and some people claim that the trainer that teaches the move in the Galar Region was raised by a pack of Duraludon when he was young. For a while, Duraludon was thought to have been a fully evolved Pokémon, but one brave person, who wanted to see if a fabled "Fourth Stage" Pokémon existed, created a Metal Alloy that draws in the power of Duraludon's former signature move, Steel Beam, and combined with the energy of the mythical Area Zero to try and get it to evolve further. Unlike previous experiments with similar goals, because of modern technology and the person's knowledge on battling, the experiment was a complete success, evolving Duraludon into Archaludon! The experiment only took place very, very recently, so not much is known about Archaludon right now. However, what is known is that the experiment granted it the power to harness electricity, said to be above any other Pokémon, by charging up the blue patterns on it's chest, and Archaludon is said to have the strongest metallic body of all Pokémon. For some reason, when it charges up it's electricity and gets on all fours to launch it's attacks, Archaludon resembles a bridge, supposedly one from the town where the trainer who first evolved it lived in.
Gigantamax Duraludon was discovered before the experiment that evolved Duraludon into Archaludon, but even then it's said to have been the result of an earlier experiment, due to the fact it resembles a skyscraper. Possessing an earthquake resistant body, Gigantamax Duraludon's body shines like a radiant mirror, and some say that you can even see the future through it's own stomach. Gigantamax Duraludon's signature move is the G-Max Depletion, where it consumes the energy of everything around it by turning them into the future itself.

Steel --> Steel --> Steel
PSEUDO LEGENDARY!
Meltan is a rather unique Pokémon in that it doesn't appear to originate from this world at all! First discovered by Professor Willow, Meltan is a Pokémon that comes from the Mystery Box, which activates every time a Pokémon is sent from the world of Pokémon GO to a world where a trainer and their partner Pokémon met each other again. While it is considered a Legendary Pokémon there due to this, in the NEONET, it is so common that it is treated like any other Pokémon: It can even breed with Jarlaris to produce Meltan eggs! It has a love for metallic materials and feeds on them, and Meltan often gathers in massive groups to feed on sheets of metal together. It's head is actually the round orb that appears to be an eye, and the hexagonal nut around it merely serves as a helmet. If Meltan ever loses this nut, it will get stressed, and it will try to find another round object to replace it. For a while, it was thought to have been impossible to evolve Meltan outside of Pokémon GO, and no-one could figure out why. However, in the NEONET, the problem was finally discovered: Because this world lacked virtual energy, it was unable to evolve Meltan at all, and even in the NEONET, there is simply not enough virtual energy compared to Pokémon GO to fully evolve Meltan. Instead, it evolves into the sole new Pokémon in this wave, the sprite next to Meltan known as Melcury! Melcury has a much more malleable body than it's previous form, and it's tail allows it to sense nearby metals to see which one is the most satisfying for it. Melcury only goes for the metal that is the smoothest to it, and it can change it's shape to go through any surface imaginable. In battle, Melcury unleashes a wave of liquid metal that can dissolve anything in seconds. Melcury then evolves again into Melmetal, though a Meltan with enough virtual energy, which is only possible in Pokémon GO, can, uniquely, skip the Melcury stage and evolve straight to Melmetal by absorbing it's fellow Meltan. Armed with a set of metallic fists that can smash apart diamond in a single strike, Melmetal is less malleable than it's previous form, but it makes up for being tough enough to survive a nuclear bomb blast unscathed. Some people claim that Melmetal once appeared before early man to teach them how to smelt metal, before disappearing into the depths of the earth, never to be seen again. Supposedly, the darker the nuts on it's arms are, the stronger a Melmetal is.
The Gigantmax Form of Melmetal is said to be the true form of the Mystery Box itself, possessing enough strength to smash apart a massive oil tanker in a single punch. Gigantamax Melmetal was one of the first Gigantamax Forms to exist, and people who saw it claimed that they had seen the origin of the modern era itself. By swinging it's massive fists, Gigantamax Melmetal can unleash it's G-Max Meltdown, which can send anyone struck by them to a world where they reunite with either a Pikachu or an Eevee and go on an adventure together. This world, made of painted liquid metal, is said to be a recreation of the Kanto Region where it's natives have no memories of any Pokémon in existence other than the initial 151 that were introduced there.

Fighting --> Fighting/Dark OR Fighting/Water
LEGENDARY...........?
Kubfu is a Pokémon that is initially unsure about it's own strength, being very shy and often hiding behind other people. It is normally so rare that people considered it as a Legendary Pokémon known as "The Secret Armor", but in the NEONET, Kubfu is so common that it becomes an ordinary Pokémon: It is even capable of breeding there, indicating that the NEONET's areas resembled that of Kubfu's former habitats. Aware that it is weak, Kubfu trains itself every day by facing Pokémon far stronger than it, and it fares the best with a trainer by it's side, building up it's courage every day by watching brilliant views and resting underneath waterfalls. A common training exercise for a trainer's Kubfu is to have it be the only Pokémon in their party, which increases both the Kubfu's courage and it's trainer's own courage, knowing that if either falls, the other will fall soon after. Once Kubfu has become confident in it's own strength and has trained enough, it will evolved into Urshifu, which notably has a different evolution condition in the NEONET. It is now a fully confident fighter that never backs down at a challenge, focusing in one of two different fighting styles depending on the opponents that it has defeated in the past. A Kubfu that has defeated five or more fully evolved Dark-type Pokémon and then levels up will evolve into Single Strike Urshifu, who focuses on taking it's opponent down in a single strike by destroying them with massive blows of darkness, and is said to have inspired generals in the past master their strategies. Meanwhile, a Kubfu that levels up after defeating five or more fully evolved Water-type Pokémon will evolve into Rapid Strike Urshifu, who focuses on taking down it's opponents with several fast strikes infused with water, and is said to be the inspiration of Qinxiuskk's own fighting style. Both forms of Urshifu train themselves by running across the mountains of a distant region that has yet to be identified to this very day.
Unlike other Pokémon with form changes, both of Urshifu's forms have a different Gigantamax Form, which can unlock by feeding on a bowl of Max Soup built with Max Honey, which is very hard to find in the NEONET due it's original producer, Dynamaxed Vespiquen, not being in the region at all. In this form, Gigantamax Urshifu's style is amplified to the point that it inspires everyone around it, people and Pokémon alike, to fight in it's style for all eternity. Single Strike Gigantamax Urshifu can destroy a planet in a single strike with it's G-Max One Blow, while Rapid Strike Gigantamax Urshifu is said to deal out a million G-Max Rapid Flows per planck second. It's said that Gigantamax Urshifu was a deity of strength in the past, which might explain why it is considered a Legendary Pokémon in most regions.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

WAVE 49: THE PENULTIMATE LEGENDS REBORN ANEW
In the penultimate wave of the Expansion Pass, we will reveal the 35 Legendary Pokémon that return from older regions, legends that have already been well known by the people of the past! Some rival the power of the Guardians of Oriva, while others have their own power within their hearts. Also included are four new Pokémon who turn two legendary duos into two Legendary Quartets! Please note that some of the Legendary Pokémon shown below require old save data of past Pokémon Switch titles, while others require special codes made out of the easy chat system's messages to be spoken at a conductor who can be found near the NEONET's central core. All of them can be either found in the NEONET, or can be found through a sidequest that can be started there!

Psychic
LEGENDARY! REQUIRES THE SPECIAL CODE "SERIOUS MOHANSHA TAKES A BATH" TO BE SPOKEN TO THE CONDUCTOR.
Said to come from a legendary jungle called "Guyana" within a unnamed region called "South America", Mew is a crafty little Pokémon that is rich in an endless amount of DNA. Very innocent and very playful, Mew possesses the ability to not only change it's form into any shape or being possible, but also the ability to use every TM move imaginable. When it is transformed this way, it is impossible to tell Mew apart from the being it is assuming the form of. Because it's DNA can adapt to any form imaginable, some scientists claimed that Mew is the descendant of all Pokémon there is. Initially, this theory was met with criticism, but recent beliefs have shown that this might have been possible because the first ancestor of each family of Pokémon was not the ancestor itself, but rather Mew taking it's form!

Grass/Psychic
LEGENDARY! REQUIRES THE SPECIAL CODE "HOW DO SAKUYZOI DO HUSTLE" TO BE SPOKEN TO THE CONDUCTOR.
Celebi is said to the guardian of a distant forest where the first plants originated from, and some people claim that it was the first Grass-type Pokémon to ever exist. It was said to have been released from a special Poké Ball that was made of gold and silver, which shined like the stars themselves. Even though it is not a Time-type Pokémon, Celebi possesses the ability to travel to any time period imaginable, and it often appears before those who are expecting a bad future, sending them to the past so that they can fix it. Celebi will also sometimes appear to take people to their own pasts, so that they can learn from them. However, if it's not helping someone, Celebi will often just use it's time travel ability to jump into the future so that it can skip the wait required for it's favourite fruits to bloom. Legends tell of how Celebi was the Pokémon that allowed the trainers who defeated the fateful Pterlenz that tried to wipe out humanity to retrain their memories even after the timeline returned to normal: Celebi is seemingly unaffected by changes to the timeline itself!

Psychic
LEGENDARY! REQUIRES THE SPECIAL CODE "X.T.R.A.S.H.O MIRACLE EVERYONE'S CONNECTION" TO BE SPOKEN TO THE CONDUCTOR.
Deoxys is an extraterrestial being contained within the core of the Grand Meteor Delta, a massive meteor the size of a planet that threatened to wipe out the Pokémon World itself. Normally hiding inside a triangle that always stays cool, when it is ready to awaken, the triangle will move in a special formation before revealing Deoxys itself. This superintelligent Psychic Pokémon is capable of creating clones of itself through the purple gemstone on it's body, and it can summon brainwaves that can melt brains into goo in seconds, always acting on the attack at every turn. Deoxys is armed with four whip-like tentacles that it can convert into arms to focus it's Psychic power, and they can lash out with enough force to destroy an entire city. In addition to it's Normal Form, Deoxys can take on three additional forms by using a chunk of the Grand Meteor Delta, which will be provided to you during the sidequest to capture Deoxys. In it's Attack Form, Deoxys's tentacles become filled with so much muscles, that a single strike can make even a fully grown Nluitair explode into dust. In it's Defence Form, it's tentacles can create a massive shield that can survive a solar flare. Finally, in it's Speed Form, Deoxys's body becomes so streamlined, that it moves like a blur to even the fastest of Pokémon. No-one knows where the Grand Meteor Delta actually came from, but some people claim it used to carry a virus built by an alien empire that could wipe out a planet in microseconds, which could be Deoxys's true form.

Grass/Dark
LEGENDARY! REQUIRES THE SPECIAL CODE "CELEBI TO THE TRACE FOREST" TO BE SPOKEN TO THE CONDUCTOR.
Zarude is a giant monkey Pokémon that lives in packs of up to a hundred individuals: It is only considered to be a Legendary Pokémon because it is only native to a single jungle known as "Okoya", a beautiful paradise that prohibits humanity from visiting it. It's main trademark feature is the vines that decorate it's arms, which not only serve as deadly weapons, but also promote plant growth around it: When they fall off, they serve as seeds to giant plants that always prosper in any environment. Zarude can also use the vines to repair the wounds of anyone near them, and the more vines a Zarude has, the older and more important in the pack it is. However, Zarude is a very aggressive Pokémon, ruthlessly attacking anyone who dares to threaten it's pack, and the other Pokémon of Okoya fear it because of this. Some Zarude have been sighted taking in children and raising them as their own, and children raised this way have been seen fighting Pokémon as well as the Zarude that raised them! For some reason, Zarude has a special connection with Celebi, likely due to how it saved a child that a Zarude raised from machinery itself.

Psychic
LEGENDARY! EXCLUSIVE TO NORTH, SOUTH, AND WEST!
Interested in the vast DNA that Mew possesses, the scientists of Cinnabar Island tried to clone it in order to make the world's strongest Pokémon....and they succeeded. The result is Mewtwo, a highly intelligent Pokémon said to possess the most savage genes of them all. Self aware and brutal to anyone but those who it most trusts, Mewtwo is capable of lifting anything with it's psychic powers, and after it had lost something most treasured to it, it destroyed the lab it was made in and escaped, wandering the world in search of a worthy challenger to fight. It is capable of erasing the memories of anyone it sees at will, as well as being able to capture Pokémon in it's own special Poké Balls for use later, but if Mewtwo has to protect something, it will do so with it's whole life. The one in the NEONET is a different story, though, as it instead serves as a sentinel program designed to defend the central core from all harm.

Fairy
LEGENDARY! EXCLUSIVE TO NORTH, SOUTH, AND EAST!
Xerneas is said to be the essence of all life itself, protecting a forest where life supposedly began. It's antlers are normally a calm cobalt blue, as Xerneas is normally kind to anyone it sees, allowing them to visit it's forest as long as no-one harms it. However, in battle, it's antlers glow bright with the seven colors of the rainbow, and it launches massive bursts of life that can make anyone struck by them feel like they are in heaven itself. When it rests, Xerneas becomes a living tree of life, which is said to make those who touch it immortal. The Xerneas of the NEONET is not actually the real one, but rather a program that spreads life across the network taking it's form, though it is treated as if it wass a real living one if it is ever taken out of the NEONET.

Dark/Flying
LEGENDARY! EXCLUSIVE TO NORTH, WEST, AND EAST!
Yveltal is Xerneas's stark counterpart, being the essence of pure death. It flies across skies rich in life, and when Yveltal spreads it's wings, it will drain the life of everything around it, turning them into lifeless statues for the rest of their lives. Yveltal is also capable of summoning massive hurricanes that can render a life filled paradise into a skeleton filled wasteland in microseconds. Although Yveltal is a threat to life itself, many people are afraid of slaying it, as should it die, Yveltal will absorb the life of every being on the planet to keep itself alive, returning to it's dormant form of a deadly cocoon in the process and basically forcing life to start over. The NEONET has a program taking the form of Yveltal, that is specialized in searching for those who misuse it and destroying their souls, though it was disabled by the AI NEONET when it announced it's plans to take over.

Ground/Dragon
LEGENDARY! EXCLUSIVE TO SOUTH, WEST, AND EAST!
Zygarde is a Pokémon that protects the land itself, being the original learner of the TM Moves Thousand Arrows, Thousand Waves, and Core Enforcer. It normally hides beneath the core of the earth, and when a danger to nature approaches, Zygarde will emerge and reshape the land to protect it from harm. Although it may not look like it at first, Zygarde is actually a being consisted of 100 smaller cells, known as Zygarde Cells, commanded by five stronger ones, known as Zygarde Cores. They normally spread themselves across the world to prevent them from being used for evil, but when danger approaches, the cores will call the cells to fuse with them: The more cells that are gathered, the more powerful the form that Zygarde will take. Ten of them will form it's 10% Form, a fast hound that can take out danger easily but splits apart quickly. 50 of them will form it's 50% form, a giant snake that is said to see everything through it's five frills, and is supposedly the lord of all caves. However, when all 100 of them gathered together, Zygarde can reach it's true form, a massive titan of the land that rules over Xerneas and Yvetal, said to be the gateway between life and death itself. In this form, Zygarde is capable of releasing enough energy to repair even a ruined landscape back to it's original form, and it's Core Enforcer can make the whole world see it's "Z". Much like in Alola, you get Zygarde in the NEONET by finding all of it's cells scattered across the area, though this time it can be fully completed before reaching the end of NEONET's story...but they will not appear in Pokémon North.

Psychic/Flying
LEGENDARY!
Once you have all 105 Original Ancient Moves (The Original 90, the 9 introduced in the OtherWorld, and the 6 introduced in the NEONET) represented among the Pokémon in your boxes, you can get a sidequest from Professor Blossom which will allow you to capture Lugia! This Pokémon, said to have originated from a distant island protected by three legendary birds, is said to be the source of all storms there is, and Lugia is capable of producing hurricanes the size of an entire mountain range with it's massive wings. It's said to live at the ocean's deepest point, and it's scales can accurately read the feelings of a person. Some people have even seen it speak human language. As it flies across stormy seas, Lugia leaves behind a set of feathers known as "Silver Wings", which are said to make your wishes come true to anyone you give to them.

Fire/Flying
LEGENDARY!
Once you have seen every other Pokémon in the complete Oriva Pokédex, which is possible as you can get the entries for the version exclusive Legendary Pokémon not in your version as part of the sidequest to capture Lugia, you can get a new sidequest from Professor Blossom that will allow you to capture Ho-Oh! Supposedly the first sign that there were more than 151 Pokémon, Ho-Oh's radiant wings are said to shine with every color of the rainbow, and those who get a hold on their rainbow wings will have an amazing journey ahead of them. It flies across the sky enveloped in a golden coat, and Ho-Oh often flies above areas that have suffered a great turmoil in the past, inspiring people to carry on no matter what. Some sources even claim that due to Ho-Oh's white hot flames, it is considered to be Minillion's brother, though no-one can really confirm it. Legends tell that after the thousand year war that resulted in the four Guardian Pokémon of Oriva being forgotten forever, Ho-Oh flew across the war torn sky, and inspired the population to rebuild their kingdom into the state that it is in today.

Rock
Legend tells of five Legendary Titans that are said to represent the pinnacle of exploration themselves, and those who rediscover them will be filled with prosperity and fortune for the rest of their lives. In the NEONET, each Legendary Titan can be found in a hidden chamber within a different area, and by completing the puzzle, said to be made of their special language known as "Braille", you can capture them yourselves! Regirock is the Legendary Titan of the Volcano Zone, and is made entirely of rocks that can never break, no matter how much pressure they can receive. It is capable of repairing itself by gathering the rocks around it, and it can throw punches that are so hard, that they can reduce a castle to rubble instantly. Legends tell of how Regirock was the reincarnation of a king who petrified his entire population in a vain effort to try and gain immortality.
⠠⠙⠠⠁⠠⠎⠠⠓ ⠠⠎⠠⠞⠠⠗⠠⠁⠠⠊⠠⠛⠠⠓⠠⠞ ⠠⠊⠠⠝⠠⠞⠠⠕ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠺⠠⠁⠠⠇⠠⠇ ⠠⠕⠠⠋ ⠠⠑⠠⠞⠠⠑⠠⠗⠠⠝⠠⠁⠠⠇ ⠠⠎⠠⠞⠠⠕⠠⠝⠠⠑⠂ ⠠⠁⠠⠞ ⠠⠋⠠⠥⠠⠇⠠⠇ ⠠⠎⠠⠏⠠⠑⠠⠑⠠⠙ ⠠⠽⠠⠕⠠⠥ ⠠⠍⠠⠥⠠⠎⠠⠞ ⠠⠁⠠⠞⠠⠕⠠⠝⠠⠑⠲

Ice
LEGENDARY!
Regice is the Legendary Titan of the Snow Zone, and is made of a special kind of ice that can never melt no matter how much heat it is exposed to. It can fire massive blasts of ice from it's hands that are said to create glaciers the size of a planet in seconds, and they supposedly resemble those found in the distant past. Legend tells of how Regice is the reincarnation of a massive mammoth that was said to be the origin of humanity itself, though this legend mostly accounts on how the mammoth saved the monkeys that would become humanity from being frozen over than actually being the ancestor to them.
⠠⠋⠠⠊⠠⠗⠠⠎⠠⠞ ⠠⠉⠠⠕⠠⠍⠠⠑⠠⠎ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠃⠠⠑⠠⠇⠠⠕⠠⠧⠠⠑⠠⠙ ⠠⠞⠠⠕⠠⠍⠠⠃⠠⠕⠠⠽⠠⠊⠠⠎⠠⠓ ⠠⠛⠠⠊⠠⠗⠠⠇⠲ ⠠⠇⠠⠁⠠⠎⠠⠞ ⠠⠉⠠⠕⠠⠍⠠⠑⠠⠎ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠇⠠⠕⠠⠉⠠⠅⠠⠑⠠⠙ ⠠⠛⠠⠊⠠⠗⠠⠇⠂ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠛⠠⠊⠠⠗⠠⠇⠄⠠⠎ ⠠⠎⠠⠑⠠⠉⠠⠗⠠⠑⠠⠞ ⠠⠗⠠⠕⠠⠕⠠⠍⠲

Steel
LEGENDARY!
Registeel is the Legendary Titan of the Factory Zone, and is made of a special reflective metal that can bounce off any attack imaginable. It's flexible metal claws are said to claw a hole in any surface imaginable, and they can easily be repaired by absorbing the metal around it. Legend tells of how Registeel was once an ancient construct built to protect a massive underground city, but after it's people realized that it was becoming self aware, they sealed it away for a thousand years, not rusting one bit due to it's special metal.
⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠙⠠⠕⠠⠕⠠⠗ ⠠⠺⠠⠊⠠⠇⠠⠇ ⠠⠕⠠⠏⠠⠑⠠⠝ ⠠⠞⠠⠕ ⠠⠽⠠⠕⠠⠥⠠⠗ ⠠⠇⠠⠁⠠⠎⠠⠞⠠⠊⠠⠝⠠⠛ ⠠⠺⠠⠊⠠⠇⠠⠇ ⠠⠎⠠⠓⠠⠕⠠⠥⠠⠇⠠⠙ ⠠⠽⠠⠕⠠⠥ ⠠⠁⠠⠗⠠⠗⠠⠊⠠⠧⠠⠑ ⠠⠞⠠⠕ ⠠⠊⠠⠞ ⠠⠋⠠⠗⠠⠕⠠⠍ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠁⠠⠗⠠⠞⠠⠊⠠⠋⠠⠊⠠⠉⠠⠁⠠⠇ ⠠⠓⠠⠑⠠⠁⠠⠇⠠⠊⠠⠝⠠⠛ ⠠⠎⠠⠞⠠⠁⠠⠞⠠⠊⠠⠕⠠⠝⠂ ⠠⠃⠠⠥⠠⠞ ⠠⠛⠠⠑⠠⠞⠠⠞⠠⠊⠠⠝⠠⠛ ⠠⠓⠠⠑⠠⠗⠠⠑ ⠠⠕⠠⠝ ⠠⠽⠠⠕⠠⠥⠠⠗ ⠠⠎⠠⠞⠠⠑⠠⠑⠠⠙ ⠠⠺⠠⠊⠠⠇⠠⠇ ⠠⠛⠠⠑⠠⠞ ⠠⠽⠠⠕⠠⠥ ⠠⠝⠠⠕⠠⠺⠠⠓⠠⠑⠠⠗⠠⠑⠲

Electric
LEGENDARY!
Regieleki is the Legendary Titan of the Forest Zone, and was created by it's master using all of the electricity of every known Electric-type Pokémon to exist. As such, it possesses the highest power of all the Electric-types, capable of producing enough electricity to power the world for a few minutes. Regieleki's ong arms can split into electric cages that can fill their opponents with a googolplex amount of volts in a single minute, and it is surprisingly quite fast as well, bouncing all over the place with the spring that makes up it's foot.
⠠⠓⠠⠁⠠⠧⠠⠑ ⠠⠁⠠⠇⠠⠇ ⠠⠎⠠⠊⠠⠭ ⠠⠺⠠⠁⠠⠗⠠⠗⠠⠊⠠⠕⠠⠗⠠⠎ ⠠⠊⠠⠝ ⠠⠽⠠⠕⠠⠥⠠⠗ ⠠⠞⠠⠑⠠⠁⠠⠍⠂ ⠠⠅⠠⠝⠠⠕⠠⠺ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠍⠠⠕⠠⠧⠠⠑ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠁⠠⠞ ⠠⠉⠠⠁⠠⠇⠠⠇⠠⠎ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠥⠠⠝⠠⠙⠠⠑⠠⠗ ⠠⠋⠠⠗⠠⠕⠠⠍ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠓⠠⠑⠠⠁⠠⠧⠠⠑⠠⠝⠠⠎⠲

Dragon
LEGENDARY!
Regidrago is the Legendary Titan of the Grassland Zone, and it was created by it's master in an attempt to create a copy of Golvhai, but it ran out of power once it made the head, and had to settle with creating a being of dragon energy to help hold the jaws together. Because it was made with the essence of every Dragon-type Pokémon there is, it's said to have astounding power, but because of this, Golvhai got really jealous that someone was trying to make a replacement god, and sealed it away for millenia. In battle, the head, which serves as Regidrago's arms, glow bright pink as it fires a massive stream of dragon energy that can destroy a mountain range instantly.
⠠⠃⠠⠗⠠⠊⠠⠝⠠⠛ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠙⠠⠗⠠⠁⠠⠛⠠⠕⠠⠝ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠁⠠⠞ ⠠⠊ ⠠⠞⠠⠗⠠⠊⠠⠑⠠⠙ ⠠⠞⠠⠕ ⠠⠗⠠⠑⠠⠉⠠⠗⠠⠑⠠⠁⠠⠞⠠⠑⠂ ⠠⠓⠠⠁⠠⠧⠠⠑ ⠠⠓⠠⠊⠠⠍ ⠠⠥⠠⠎⠠⠑ ⠠⠓⠠⠊⠠⠎ ⠠⠋⠠⠕⠠⠗⠠⠃⠠⠊⠠⠙⠠⠙⠠⠑⠠⠝ ⠠⠍⠠⠕⠠⠧⠠⠑ ⠠⠕⠠⠝ ⠠⠁ ⠠⠺⠠⠊⠠⠇⠠⠙ ⠠⠃⠠⠑⠠⠁⠠⠎⠠⠞ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠁⠠⠞ ⠠⠇⠠⠊⠠⠑⠠⠎ ⠠⠝⠠⠑⠠⠁⠠⠗ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠊⠠⠎ ⠠⠙⠠⠕⠠⠕⠠⠗⠲

LEGENDARY!
Regigigas is the master of the Legendary Titans, and can be caught by bringing all five of them to it's chamber in the Coast Zone. It possesses a massive amount of strength, and legends tell of how Regigigas pulled the continents together with this raw power. When it rests, people mistake Regigigas as a painted statue, and build huge chambers around them to worship it. However, it has so much strength, that it actually puts a strain on Regigigas's own strength, causing it to become a Slow Starter that can't get it going initially: In some areas, this strain even makes Regigigas level 1...which the Regigigas of the NEONET is also at! The moss that grows on Regigigas's body is said to have been the origin of invention itself, and when it was consumed, people were inspired to put stuff together.
⠠⠥⠠⠝⠠⠊⠠⠞⠠⠑ ⠠⠞⠠⠓⠠⠑ ⠠⠋⠠⠊⠠⠧⠠⠑ ⠠⠞⠠⠊⠠⠞⠠⠁⠠⠝⠠⠎ ⠠⠓⠠⠑⠠⠗⠠⠑⠲

Psychic/Ghost (Unbound Form is Psychic/Dark)
LEGENDARY!
Once you have seen every new Pokémon introduced in the Expansion Pass, you can undertake a sidequest that allows you to capture Hoopa! This trickster Pokémon excels at making trouble wherever it goes, often appearing in areas where no conflict has ever occurred at all. Hoopa's trademark feature are the rings that are on it's horns, which it can use to conjure portals to anywhere in existence, and Hoopa will often use them to hide items in faraway places or summon Legendary Pokémon to wreck havoc on kingdoms. Some have even see Hoopa summon objects from alternative timelines this way, and if anyone tries to discover it, Hoopa will use it's rings to manipulate their minds. However, Hoopa's djinn like figure isn't actually it's true form, being a Confined Form that was bound to the Prison Bottle (Which you get during the sidequest to capture Hoopa) for threatening reality itself. By using the Prison Bottle on Hoopa, it can temporarily assume it's Unbound Form, Hoopa's true form! With six arms that can manipulate reality itself, Hoopa is capable of conjuring entire dimensions from anywhere, and it uses them to destroy kingdoms by driving their entire population insane. It has an extremely huge heart of avarice, and legends tell of how Hoopa in this form warped a castle from the distant past to bathe in all of it's riches. If you ever try to threaten Hoopa in this form, there is nothing stopping it from simply sending you to the beginning of time itself.

Psychic/Grass
LEGENDARY!
Calyrex is the lord of Galar's Crown Tundra, once believed by people to be "The King Of Bountiful Harvests", as it was capable of making even the most withered of crops grow to their fullest potential. However, as time went on, it slowly became forgotten, until a trainer reunited it with it's legendary steed that it uses to run across the land, spreading it's seeds as it goes that created beautiful harvests. When Calyrex rides it's steed, it is filled with an aura that is said to inspire all near it to carry on their legacy. However, the one in the NEONET is instead a program that helps you stop the rogue AI and find the true purpose behind it, after you help it find it's own steed in return. This program was supposedly not part of the NEONET initially, and was said to have formed from flakes of data created by the programmer's avatar herself. Uniquely, when it Dynamaxes, Calyrex's aura is blue instead of red, supposedly a sign that it is the only Pokémon that can control itself fully when Dynamaxed this way.

Ice
LEGENDARY! EXCLUSIVE TO NORTH!
The actual identity of Calyrex's steed is completely ambiguous, even to legends: No-one was quite sure what it actually looks like since it's form was so obscure that no-one could catalogue it's appearance, instead relying on what the steed ate to try and determine it's identity. Some people believed that the steed was made of ice and represented Pestilence, calling it Glastrier. It could supposedly run across snowy mountains, leaving behind a trail of ice that never melts, and it is said to represent the Crown Tundra itself, only appearing in the coldest of blizzards. Those who touched Glastrier would suffer a plague where they slowly froze into an icy statue for the rest of their lives.

Ghost
LEGENDARY! EXCLUSIVE TO SOUTH!
Other sources claimed that Calyrex's steed was made of lost souls, and represented Death, calling it Spectrier. As it ran across graveyards and areas rich in death, Spectrier supposedly left behind a trail of ghostly energy that can make anyone who feels it die instantly, and is said to represent the Crown Tundra's long forgotten past. Those who touched Spectrier not only died instantly, but their spirits became a part of Spectrier itself, forever doomed to rest for all eternity.

Poison
LEGENDARY! EXCLUSIVE TO EAST!
A third source claimed that Calyrex's steed was made of poison, and represented Famine: This is an entirely new Pokémon known as Huckstrier, a noxious steed that leaves behind a poisonous mist as it ran across areas rich in hunger. Those who feel this gas will have their stomachs drain of all food instantly, making them starve to death, and those who saw it run across the fields were inspired to harvest harder than ever before to survive it's famine. Those who touch Huckstrier will wither to a thin figure instantly, said to represent a person who has never ate during it's whole life. Despite it's similar intentions, Huckstrier is actually completely unrelated to the Gatty line.

Fire
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Finally, some people claimed that Calyrex's steed was made of undying flames, and represented War, taking form as a brand new Pokémon called Wildfitrier. As it ran across fields where long battles have occurred before, it leaves behind flames that causes anyone burnt by them to forget everything but a bloodlust for war, and some people claimed that famous generals were born when they touched Wildfitrier's flames. In fact, some people claimed that Wildfitrier is the bringer of the first war to ever exist, but it's appearance appears to be a living paradox, as fire is normally scorned by the people of the Crown Tundra.
SIGNATURE ABILITIES: Infernal Neigh and Infectous Neigh: The signature abilities of Wildfitrier and Huckstrier respectively. These abilities are identical to Glastrier's Chilling Neigh and Spectrier's Grim Neigh, respectively.
SIGNATURE ATTACKS: Infernal Maelstrom and Noxious Rampage: These two moves can be used by Calyrex while it is riding Wildfitrier and Huckstrier, respectively. Infernal Maelstorm is a Fire-type Astral Barrage, while Noxious Rampage is a Poison-type Glacial Lance.

Fairy (Crowned Form is Fairy/Steel)
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Zacian and Zamazenta are said to be the heroes of Galar itself, thought to have protected it from all harm to exist. Some sources claim the two to be siblings, while others state that they were rivals. Either way, a thousand years ago, the two stopped a cataclysmic event known as "The Darkest Day" using special weapons designed to slay Dynamaxed Pokémon, and the two then became the rulers of the land, though over time they were slowly forgotten, with people thinking that they were humans instead. However, in the NEONET, they instead serve as the main backup programs, keeping all of the Dynamaxed Pokémon in check by detecting anomalies in the system and destroying them at all costs. During the NEONET's story, one of them will help you get past the rogue AI's systems and uncover it's true past, and you can catch it during the story itself! Zacian, thought to be the sister, wields a powerful Rusted Sword that can cleave apart almost anything in a single strike, and legend tells of how this blade could fall even Gigantamaxed Pokémon in a single strike. Worshipped as the Fairy King's Sword by it's fellow people, Zacian possesses a stalwart personality that never backs down at a challenge, and it will trust those who believe in it's own heart, especially if they manage to find it's Rusted Sword for it. The crown that it wears on it's head is said to inspire all who see it to carry on no matter what.

Fighting (Crowned Form is Fighting/Steel)
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Zamazenta, thought to have been the brother of the duo, wields a Rusted Shield around it's body that can block almost any move imaginable, and it can additionally use it to perform a massive ramming tackle that can destroy an entire city in a single strike. Worshipped as the Fighting Master's Shield, Zamazenta has a bold personality that keeps on going no matter how much damage it has suffered, and it's howl is said to inspire people to stand on guard and prepare for anything. The patterns on Zamazenta's shield are said to have been blessed by an ancient king who sacrificed his entire kingdom just to make sure his brother could survive to carry on his legacy.

Magic (Crowned Form is Magic/Steel)
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However, depending on the version of your game, the NEONET's main backup program can be an entirely new Pokémon that was never catalogued prior to the NEONET's creation! The sprite shown above is known as Zayeton, a Pokémon that wields a Rusted Staff to cast spells that can detect viruses and exterminate them instantly, before repairing the damages they caused to the point that no-one will notice that the virus was even there in the first place. Known as the Magic Queen's Staff by Framia, the NEONET's programmer, Zayeton was thought to have been made by combining Zacian and Zamazenta's data with a spellbook carried by an ancient wizard, which supposedly had every magic spell there is, and Zayeton is said to inspire those who see it to spread their own magic to others. It's said that when the runes on Zayeton's body glow bright blue, it is a sign that an extremely dangerous force has entered the NEONET, like the AI that is seemingly trying to take over the NEONET not for personal gain, but for a greater purpose...

Shadow (Crowned Form is Shadow/Steel)
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The sprite shown above is known as Zalivia, a backup program which was created by combining Zacian and Zamazenta's data with news bulletins where people claimed to have seen an imaginary game known as "Pokémon Gun". Zalivia carries a Rusted Gun on it's back that can fire bullets so fast, that anyone struck by them will explode into binary numbers instantly, and it has a perfect sight, never missing it's targets. Once Zalivia has locked itself onto you, you can never escape it even if you were to leave the NEONET itself, it's bullets supposedly being able to travel dimensions. Zaliva is called the Shadow Lord's Revolver by Framia, and it's said to be a form of illegal data, as the gun that it carries resembles a forbidden weapon that is supposedly the same weaponry that people that are are inspired by Buisun to create that makes them no better than demons themselves. Supposedly, Zalivia's eyes aren't actually eyes at all, but rather cameras that can see the entire NEONET as a whole.
SIGNATURE ABILITIES: Illustrious Staff and Determined Gun: These are the signature abilities of Zayeton and Zalivia. These abilities behave identically to Intrepid Sword and Dauntless Shield, except they increase Special Attack and Speed respectively.
SIGNATURE ATTACKS: Behemoth Storm and Behemoth Blaster: These two moves, the signature moves of Crowned Zayeton and Crowned Zalivia respectively, are identical to Behemoth Blade and Behemoth Bash, except they are Special Moves, and they replace Flash Cannon instead of Iron Head.

Poison/Dragon
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Eternatus, the largest Pokémon in existence, is the origin of the Dynamax Phenomenon itself, and it's energy played a key part in the creation of the NEONET itself, keeping it's massive size from collapsing onto itself. The Eternatus that you encounter during the NEONET's story is a cache copy of it created by combining virus data with the NEONET's core itself. It is a Pokémon that is rich with boundless energy, leaking it out as it flies across the world, due to it being slain by Zacian and Zamazenta three thousand years ago in order to stop a cataclysm known as "The Darkest Day". This particle is capable of enveloping a Pokémon with so much energy that it grows to a massive size, fully awakening their feral instincts, and some Pokémon have a special factor known as the Gigantamax Factor, which will change their shape and personality when it grows this way: This is known as Dynamaxing. The particle's true name is "Titanotropomyosin", but most scientists prefer to call them "Galar Particles" as they were first sighted in the Galar Region itself. Areas rich in these particles, known as Power Spots, allow Pokémon to Dynamax with the help of a special band made from a rock that could supposedly grant wishes. Strangely, though, the energy that Eternatus fires out of it's cannon-like body, said to be able to power an entire city for a few months, is designed to destroy Dynamaxed Pokémon, as if it knew it's own creations would turn against it. It's poison it's not just for show: Those exposed to it will become so violent and selfish, that they in turn become a minature Eternatus. Some people claimed that Eternatus did not come from this world at all, emerging from a massive meteor known as the "Wishing Star" that supposedly fell after a foolish person wished that a massive energy crisis could be solved.
Further sources claim that this meteor was created by Eternatus's true form, the Eternamax form, which it briefly assumes in battle when it uses the move Eternabeam (Which can once again be used in the NEONET!) In this form, it becomes the second strongest Pokémon in existence, being powerful enough to make even Legendary Pokémon cower in fear at it. However, Eternatus is unable to control this form, firing out massive beams that Dynamax anything they hit, and it's mere presence brings forth a new "Darkest Day" that will destroy the world if it is not stopped quickly. Some people claim that Eternamax Eternatus is said to represent the chaos that the world had gone through when it was first made.

Poison/Fighting
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Through a sidequest that you can begin in the NEONET, you can enter the OtherWorld's Ancient Raid Dens and catch the Loyal Three in a special Ancient Raid Battle! A trio of Pokémon that were blessed with the power of poison by their master, they originated from a faraway land, having come there to try and control the population to fulfil their own wishes. Okidogi, the brute of the group, was once a weak dog Pokémon that wished for strength so it could stand up against those who bullied it. It is not only armed with a pair of massive fists that can destroy a dump truck in a single punch, but also a poisonous chain around it's neck that Okidogi can swing at speeds of over a hundred miles per hour. It possesses the personality of a brutal ruffian, flying into a massive rage on the slightest provocation, and Okidogi is said to be able to climb even the tallest mountains in seconds with it's poison powered muscles. Before it's true typing was discovered, people mistook Okidogi as a Grass-type due to it's coloration.

Poison/Psychic
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Munkidori is the brains of the Loyal Three, capable of using it's chain to produce a psychic area around it to enter a state of foresight, allowing it to accurately predict the attacks of it's enemies. It used to be a dumb ape Pokémon that wished for knowledge so it could stand up against it's own pack, and it prefers to hide away from the action, driving it's enemies insane by making them believe that their own misfortune is causing their own hearts to betray them. One strike from Munkidori's chain can drain all memories instantly, leaving it's victims so dumb that they will willingly do what Munkidori tells them to do. Before it was discovered that Munkidori's poisonous chain awoke it's massive brainpower, people mistook Munkidori as a Water-type due to it's colors, but it is actually allergic to water, instead drinking from the minds of those that Munkidori has slain.

Poison/Fairy
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Fezandipiti serves as the beauty of the Loyal Three, and it can infuse it's wings with an aroma from it's chain that can captivate anyone who gets even a whiff of them. Fezandipiti was once an ugly bird Pokémon that wished to be the most beautiful being on the planet, so that people would stop laughing at it's horrifying face said to represent failure itself. It's a very vain Pokémon that cleans it's feathers all day long with the poison from it's chain, and it's said that if you see Fezandipiti fly over a mountain, it is a sign that it will soon become uninhabitable to anyone as it becomes a toxic wasteland filled with captivating gas. Although it is not a Flying-type and is in fact weak to Ground-type attacks, some people once mistook Fezandipiti as a Fire-type Pokémon due to the color of it's wings.

Poison/Ghost
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Once you catch all three members of the Loyal Three from the Ancient Raid Dens, a special Ancient Raid Den emerges which will reveal their master and creator, Pecharunt! This tiny Pokémon was once raised by an old couple in a distant region that some sources claim is the region that would eventually become the Oriva Region itself, feeding them with Binding Mochi, a special kind of treat that Pecharunt produces that can control the minds of anyone who eats it, with the unfortunate side effects of making them act like chickens and speak nothing but "MOCHI MOCHI!". The old couple then started to give out constant requests to Pecharunt, and it answered them by creating the Loyal Three to get objects from places it couldn't reach. One fateful day, the old couple asked for Pecharunt to retrieve a group of masks from the land of Kitakami, and the Loyal Three journeyed there at once to find the masks, eventually finding them in the possession of an Ogerpon and it's human partner. After they stole three of the four masks, the Loyal Three were confronted by Ogerpon itself, who quickly slayed them and sealed them inside a statue: Pecharunt used the last of it's strength to seal itself inside of it's shell, and for millenniums it was mistaken as a plush toy by the people of Kitakami that never seemed to rot at all, only awakening once more when it senses the scent of the Mythical Pecha Berry, a legendary berry that once grew on the trees surrounding the old couple's home. Supposedly, the old couple had requested Pecharunt and the Loyal Three to retrieve the crown worn by the king of the Otherworld so that their spirits could finally rest in peace, and now, Pecharunt has finally remembered this request, and has headed to the OtherWorld to try and ruin the king's reputation to get the crown, even though it knows full well that the old couple might have passed away by now....

Water
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Kyogre is said to be the origin of not just rain, but also the oceans themselves, and wherever it goes, massive rainstorms follow that can turn a wasteland into a vast paradise of ocean life in seconds. Legends tell of how it constantly clashes with Groudon over the control of the land, and how it answers the call of the Blue Orb, which awakens it's true form. Kyogre is capable of conjuring a wave so massive, that it can wipe out cities off the map instantly, and is said to the personification of the ocean itself, and thus all Water-type Pokémon bow down to it as if it was their ruler and saviour. When the red patterns on it's body glow bright, it is a sign that the oceans around it are as calm as they can be. The Kyogre that you encounter in the sidequest is one that has come to Mizora to refill it's massive water reserves once more, said to have inspired the creation of the Mizora Gym itself.

Ground
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Groudon is said to be the personification of land itself, and supposedly made the first sources of land appear from the earth itself. It is fully capable of controlling the land around it, and Groudon's presence can be noted by a massive stream of sunlight that can evaporate an entire ocean in seconds: When it's black stripes glow bright orange, it is a sign that Groudon is about to make the day restart by moving the sun itself. Legends tell of it's constant clashes with Kyogre, and how it responds to those who wield it's Red Orb, which is the key to unlocking it's true form. With every step Groudon makes, every volcano in the world erupts instantly, and the resulting ash clouds can make areas rich in life for milleniums. In the sidequest that you can take to catch it, you must stop a Groudon from making the Dormant Volcano erupt once more, supposedly being the heart of the volcano itself and the one that caused it's first eruption, which covered the world in lava for a hundred years.

Dragon/Flying
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Thought to have been the first creation of Golvhai and Silvhai, Rayquaza is a massive dragon Pokémon that flies above the ozone layer, destroying meteors to protect the world from it's destruction. It's presence drains the weather away, ensuring clear skies for the rest of the day, and some people claim that Rayquaza is the origin of Mega Evolution, capable of reaching it's true form by tapping into the ancient Draconid technique known as Dragon Ascent, and after it destroyed such a meteor that held the Mega Stones themselves, it blessed them with it's power for other Pokémon to use. However, Mega Stones cannot be found in Oriva, and today Rayquaza can only Mega Evolve in areas rich in them. Regardless, it can still fly at speeds so fast that most people merely see an emerald blur that resembles an aurora. When Kyogre and Groudon clash, Rayquaza descends from the sky and roars to force them to stop, and some say that the two Legendary Pokémon were built off Rayquaza's own DNA. However, it's main rival is Deoxys, which it believes is responsible for dropping all of the meteors in space towards the world itself. The sidequest to capture Rayquaza in Oriva involves chasing it around the region to each of the four Dragon Temples, facing off against Draconid Sages while trying to do so.

Grass (Heathflame, Cornerstone, and Wellspring Masks, not shown above, are Grass/Fire, Grass/Rock, and Grass/Water respectively)
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Ogerpon is a Pokémon that is brimming with curiosity, spending time with humans by disguising itself as one, though it is very cheerful and does'nt care if it's disguise falls apart. However, when it wears a special mask crafted by a person it once lived by, Ogerpon's personality changes, becoming a fast moving fighter that can read an opponent's movements and then confound them with a flurry of kicks and vine lashes. Four different masks were crafted by this person, forged from crystals gathered from Kitakami's Crystal Pool, and each one grants Ogerpon the spirits of a different being. The Teal Mask, said to contain the spirit of a beast who gave up his life to make sure a forest could prosper forever, awakens Ogerpon's full potential and allows it to restore life to withered plants. The Healthflame Mask, said to have the spirit of a ruler of Kitakami who was famous for being able to consume fire without any ill affects, allows Ogerpon to wield the flames of rage, allowing it to burn a small candle into a massive inferno in seconds. The Cornerstone Mask, said to be possessed by the spirit of a Kitakami golem that sacrificed itself to become the Oni Mountain, grants Ogerpon the defence of a mountain, capable of smashing one in two with it's huge cudgel. Finally, the Wellspring Mask, said to have been inhabited by the spirit of a queen who spent her entire life trying to find out why she was sad and lonely, grants Ogerpon the power to control water at will, able to redirect the flows of rivers like they were a remote. These masks allow Ogerpon to Terastalize at will, drawing out the true power of the spirit inhabiting the mask, but it strangley is unable to Terastalize in Oriva, supposedly due to a curse put upon it by Shijora itself. The sidequest where you catch Ogerpon involves you finding it's masks scattered across the OtherWorld, with each one having a guardian that you must fight, before you then face Ogerpon itself to see if it is worthy to join your side.
NOTE: Ogerpon's sprite has been gathered from PokéRogue, as it currently does not have a sprite on Pokémon Showdown. Credit is given to it's original owner.

Normal
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Terapagos is the origin of the Terastal phenomeon, capable of sharing it's power with others to awaken the types within them that they desire the most, known as "Terastalization" by most people. It's shell is made with the energy of every type it is, and should it receive a blow, it can convert that blow to any imaginable object in such a way that Terapagos can resist it no matter what the blow is. It possesses such a great power, that it can purify even the most vile of evil by spreading out a massive aura that is said to resemble the stars themselves, and it can condense this power into a storm of stars that represent all the types in the world combined into one force, known as the Stellar-type. It's presence in Oriva is rather confusing, as it lacks the Tera Crystals that is needed for Terastalization to be possible in the first place: That's because the Terapagos you can encounter is not actually the real one, but rather a program that you encounter in the NEONET through it's special sidequest: Because of this, the Terapagos of Oriva is in it's Terastal Form at all times: It's other two forms are completely unavailable here. While it used to be extremely friendly in the past, in the present day, Terapagos has an intense hatred for humanity, aiming to destroy it by overloading them with terastal energy, which is exactly what the program replicating it is trying to do: Some sources claim that after it saw a boy use another Terapagos's power solely to defeat another person, on top of the fact that it caught it just so it would'nt be friends with anyone else, Terapagos found humanity unworthy to use it's power any longer, comparing the boy to that of the demon that forced Terapagos to take it's Terastal form in the first place.

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The strongest Pokémon in existence, as well as the first one to ever exist, Arceus is said to have been the creator of the Pokémon World itself. Supposedly born from an egg shaped from nothing, Arceus uses it's million hands to shape reality itself, and it was said to be the dawn of all existence there is. It commands 36 unique plates that it used to shape not just the world itself, but also the different types, and in battle Arceus will harness the power of these plates to change it's type at will. Arceus's first subjects were Dialga, lord of time, Palkia, lord of space, and Giratina, lord of distortions: However, none of these three Pokémon can be found in Oriva, not even through the Expansion Pass. Those who see Arceus will recieve eternal enlightenment, finally having their purpose in life completed for all eternity.