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WELCOME TO PAGE THREE, HOME OF THE FINAL WAVE....WAVES 1-17 ARE ON THE FIRST PAGE, WAVES 18-35 ARE ON THE SECOND!
WAVE 36: THE FINAL WAVE: ALL POKÉMON ARE BROTHERS
At last, after 35 long waves, there are only 14 Pokémon lines left to reveal in this months long project. It seems like only yesterday when the project started with the starters, and proceeded across the Oriva Region to reveal more and more of the project's 1248 Pokémon. And now, today, the final unrevealed Pokémon will be shown to you at last. This includes the remaining Wierd, Job, Beast, Athlete, Hero, Villain, Time, and Dragon-type lines, in addition to the evil that has been plaguing the Oriva Region that the Wushido Clan was trying to raise!
Beast/Athlete --> Beast/Athlete --> Beast/Athlete
Based off the Bakenneko, Mittens is basically the Pokémon equivilant of a domestic cat, so adorable and innocent, that the name "Mittens" is not actually it's true name: the scientists studied it gave the name to one of the cats they were studying, and it stuck! Like all cats, Mittens loves to run around, play with balls of wool, and constantly meow for it's owner's attention, and special shows that showcase how cute Mittens is have been held in the Oriva Region. However, it's diet is a bit questionable, as sometimes it eats poisonous items without a care in the world. Mittens evolves into Fudge, who is still comparable to a house cat in this stage. With it's long bushy tail, it hisses and chases away it's predators all while shedding a poisonous extract from it's fur that can be used in most forms of medicene. They often disguise themselves as humans, with towels wrapped around it's neck, before performing strange dances on the tops of roofs. While this may seem innocent, it is actually a warning that Fudge is cursing it's owner, usually for a bad deed that they have done. Fudge then evolves again into Baknekk, which can no longer be tamed in this stage due to possessing the genes of a savage feral cat. Being a menace to any house they live in, Baknekk brings various misfortunes to the house itself, such as lighting it on fire with it's tail, or bringing down deadly curses to it's owners. Sometimes, it will eat it's former owner and take it's place, or reanimate the dead to do it's bidding. The two cat's eyes that float alongside it serve as it's weapons in combat, draining the opponent's will to fight by staring at their soul, before finishing them off with a giant flamethrower.
Beast/Job --> Beast/Job --> Beast/Job
A common sight in swamps and jungles, Zippo is a hippo Pokémon that dreams of becoming a talented zookeeper one day. To do this, it wrangles Beast Pokémon, or Pokémon with animalistic traits, into a moat that it makes with it's own snout. However, the Pokémon tend to escape before Zippo can show it's makeshift zoo to it's fellow friends, but it is a determined Pokémon that will never give up until the very end. Strangely enough, Zippos tend to wrangle Pokémon that weren't first discovered in it's home region, though this can only be sighted outside the Oriva Region as there are no older Pokémon native to the Oriva Region. Zippo evolves into Keepippo, which comes in one of two different personality styles. Some Keepippos just wallow in the mud and bite apart anything that tries to harm their Zippo calves, while others will continue to build the perfect zoo. Some say that what personality a Keepippo ends up with depends on both it's diet and the success of it's previous zoo. Unlike it's pre-evolution, those wrangled by Keepippo will never try to escape, knowing that if they would, they would have to face the wrath of Keepippo's jaws, which can break apart a watermelon like it was fine powder. However, some Pokémon do manage to escape it, as it's not a very fast Pokémon. It's final form is known as Menagarippo, who has now become the perfect zookeeper who has gone beyond startup. With it's excellent memory keeping skills and endless determination, Menagarippo builds exhibits out of wood and clay, before showing it's wrangled Pokémon to both people and Pokémon alike. It takes good care of the Pokémon it wrangles, giving them food and water and making sure that they are happy, so that the people who view it will be happy as well. Those who try to escape it will be thrown back into it's cage by Menagarippo's powerful arms, which can lift an Indian Elephant with relative ease. Some Menagarippos focus on the art of Pokémon breeding, making sure that endangered Pokémon populations can thrive. Strangely enough, it's most common capture seems to be the Pandoo line!
Athlete/Wierd --> Athlete/Wierd --> Athlete/Wierd
Go-Go is a pair of Go Stone Pokémon that always take care of each other. They love to hop over each other, and the two of them can always find each other even if they are seperated for long distances. For some odd reason, Go-Go likes to surround it's opponents in battle, with large groups of them separating into different colours before charging at their targets. It evolves into Go-Igol, a strategic Pokémon that is said to know the moves of every board game there is. By slamming it's tail onto the ground, Go-Igol summons a barrage of rocks which it then launches towards it's target, though the way that it sends them is similar to how people make their moves in the game of Go. They can figure out an opponent's strategy by reading the way that they move, and it can use this information to disrupt that strategy the next time they try it. Sometimes, you'll see two Go-Igol playing a strange game with each other where they lay out their stones to try and surround the other Go-Igol's stones. When threatened, it will coil up into a ball and roll towards the target. It fully evolves into Go-Weiqi, a fully fledged board game strategist. It knows the best strategies to every known board games, and no person can ever beat a Go-Weiqi in a board game that it challenges the person to. Go-Weiqi is a calm Pokémon that is never a sore loser, and it can easily figure out it's next move through it's sharpened senses. It then uses these strategies in combat, summoning giant stones to surround the target before creating a massive wierd energy field that will fry the target's brain in seconds, causing them to think of nothing but victory. If two Go-Weiqis challenge each other to a game, that game will never end!
Wierd/Hero --> Wierd/Hero --> Wierd/Hero
Rubbeld is a rubbery Pokémon that is said to have come out from a tree that was rich in rubber. A bouncy ball that bounces on a sheet of rubber, Rubbeld bounces itself all over the place to catch it's enemies off guard, though it always takes the sheet with it to use as a form of trampoline. It's said that Rubbeld inspired the first rubber farmers, who harvested rubber using a bowl very similar to Rubbeld's sheet. It's evolved form is known as Stretchong, a rather handy Pokémon to say the least, that resides in forests and stores. With the corn syrup flowing through it's body, Stretchong can stretch it's body to any length imaginable, able to meld it into various shapes and sizes, though the rest of it's body stays unchanged. It uses this power to save people and Pokémon from high places, and by stretching up the legs, it can climb any surface. Some people claim that Stretchong inspired a series of stretchy toys that could be melded into any shape imaginable, though it was believed that the first design of it was rejected due to it being very similar to modelling clay. When it fully evolves into Elastrong, it can now stretch any part of it's body, not just the body. This allows it to easily adapt to any environment, and to save people from any dangerous situation by stretching it's arms at a maximum length of over 50 miles wide. It can use this power in many different ways imaginable, such as using itself as a giant slingshot, or wrapping around the target to prevent them from moving, in addition to melding it's shape to any form imaginable. The gemstone on it's head, while not the main source of it's powers, does serve as a thermal insulator, preventing it from freezing in the cold, which would prevent Elastrong from using it's stretching powers. Apparently, Elastrong is also a genius scientist, but no-one has ever seen it behave this way.
Athlete --> Athlete --> Athlete
Runnamet is a Pokémon that resembles a trainer, and is said to have inspired the first form of the Running Shoes, a footwear which is no longer in style today. True to it's name, Runnamet can run at speeds of even the fastest human athletes, and it takes good pride in it's running ability, constantly running every day to make itself faster and faster. A scientist once tracked a Runnamet who could run a mile in just under a minute, and as it ran, it left behind specks of athletic energy. Runnamet evolves into Runnamill, which resembles a pair of legs. Despite having two mouths, Runnamill only has one brain, though this allows it to both eat and focus at the same time. It's running speed has greatly improved, now able to run the same mile in just under 30 seconds, and some people copy it's style of running to make themselves run faster. It also uses it's running in combat, dashing toward the enemy until they have been tired out. Supposedly, there's a new kind of Running Shoes in development that uses Runnamill's energy to make the wearer run faster than ever before. It's final evolved form is known as Runnaboltsai, who now resembles an athletic runner itself. Now able to run at speeds of over 1500 miles per hour, Runnaboltsai can run so fast, that most people just see it as an emerald blur. It leaves behind a trail of athletic energy as it runs, and it's extreme speed allows it to run on water and even the air itself. It's opponents will not know what hit them before they suddenly drop dead from Runnaboltsai's unbelievable running ability. Some scientists have considered using Runnaboltsai's speed to help them explore the vast depths of the universe a lot more reliably.
Beast --> Beast --> Beast
A Pokémon that resembles a Marbled Cat, Catopitten represents the savagery of the Beast-type itself...though not at this stage. Instead, it hides itself in mountains and bamboo forests and meows all day long for it's mother's attention. They are trained by their evolved forms, Pardomar, to hunt for food and to become independent for the savage future that they will soon experience themselves. It's illegal to keep one as a pet without putting it inside a Poké Ball, as people know that it's evolutions will bring forth the destruction of their village once they notice the Catopitten is missing from it's den. Once Catopitten evolves into Pardomar, it's savage genes kick it, and it starts to hunt for food. Being only the size of a cardboard box, it can often be found hunting smaller Pokémon, injecting a strange toxin into them with their fangs that makes the target's brain dissolve into a feral mess. They make their homes up large trees and burrows, often kicking out the Pokémon who previously lived there, and it just loves to keep itself clean by licking it's fur. They're mostly active during the day, which is why most Pokémon in Pardomar's habitat tend to hide during that time, to avoid becoming the prey of Pardomar itself. Pardomar evolves again into Seumor, and in this form, it's savage genes completely take it over, turning it into a rampaging wildcat! Now hunting purely for the sport of it, once Seumor has it's eyes on it's prey, it will not stop chasing after them until they have perished. It's sharp eyes allow it to see through walls, so there is no hiding from Seumor, especially with it's razor sharp fangs that never seem to break, which can puncture even a solid sheet of titanium. It's said that Seumor lived for millions of years, and that it's beastly genes brought forth the dawn of many Beast-type Pokémon. Despite all this, it still sometimes gets distracted by marbles....
Job --> Job --> Job
"Buisness is Buisness!" This is what best describes Purchuy, a Pokémon who seems to resemble a business worker. Fittingly enough, it can often be found in offices working on projects and distributing the market shares, and is said to be a subspecies of another pure Job-type Pokémon from a distant region. Some people claim that Purchuy's presence is a sign that years of experience can lead to any situation, such as being an office worker. Once Purchuy has gained enough experience writing out essays and sharing the market, it evolves into Purchfessional, who is just as a dedicated worker as it's previous form. It's very good at distributing stocks, always investing in the best available profits in the stock markets. It carries around a suitcase which it uses as it's main weapon in combat, pummelling it's foes with enough force to break apart a wooden door, but no-one has been able to find what is inside this suitcase. Since Purchfessional never suffers from executive burnout, some companies employ a group of them to serve as a substitute for workers who cannot make it to the workplace, but they must be careful when it is angry, for it won't be just coffee cups that will be flying around! Purchfessional evolves again into Purchjingg, a real estate agent that carefully looks at the best stocks before investing in them with it's hidden Job energy. The suitcase is now on Purchjingg's tail, which it uses as a powerful hammer, and those struck by it will be compelled to work in the office until their retirement. Some Purchjinggs run companies of over thousands of other Job-type Pokémon, each one having a different role in the workplace, and sometimes it will buy other companies outright by convincing the manager into lowering the price more and more until it eventually becomes free. Supposedly, the first Purchjingg came to be when a worker donned an enchanted white collar as he went to work.
Wierd --> Wierd --> Wierd
Splatta is said to be the product of a glob of paint that a frustrated artist splattered all over his painting after, no matter how hard he tried, he could not replicate the details of a certain landscape. The resulting Pokémon now hunts for the artist that would dare to make a fool of his own painting, being fuelled by nothing but vengeance itself. It's presence can be noted by the splats of paint it leaves behind as it flies across the sky, often passing by towns and street. It's shape is so radically different to other Pokémon, that some people just think that Splatta is a floating glob of paint. It's evolved form is known as Obstractta, and it can control it's paint a lot more reliably in this stage. It flies around towns looking at artist's painting, splatting paint over the slightest mistakes that it finds, though strangely it always seems to ignore abstract artwork. Obstractta can spin itself around to cover the area in a sheet of paint, and those struck by will only see that paint: although it appears to act like a painter, Obstractta nevers seems to go for a specific art style. It does not get long well with Bruhperial, as it often ruins the Pokémon's fine writing skills. Obstractta then evolves again into Zaowouroth, an ocean of paints that can rearrange themselves into any shape possible. It can paint beautiful landscapes into existence by carefully remembering it's surroundings, and it can remember an idea that it has gotten for centuries on end. However, Zaowouroth is also a trickster at heart: it often paints environments into blank rooms, lures people into them, and then traps them in a world of art: for this reason, it does gets along well with Inwali-13-O, as it can help refurbish it's dimension of paint so that they can draw different kinds of people dead insane. Despite it's mastery over all paint, Zaowouroth has yet to find the artist that made it to this day: some say the artist fled the Oriva Region in a futile attempt to escape from it.
Beast/Dragon --> Beast/Dragon --> Beast/Dragon
Based off the Kuzuryu, Komovko is a Komodo Dragon Pokémon that is commonly found near lakes and rivers, protecting it's territory from anyone that would dare to approach it. It's powerful jaws can break apart a solid titanium beam, and it's keen sense of smell can help it find it's prey even if they are hiding. Supposedly, Komovko came from another region to deal with an infestation of Bug Pokémon that is since long extinct. Komovko evolves into Komoranus, a Pokémon that people once believed as a deity of rain. What appears to be cracks on it's body are actually mouths themselves: in fact, Komoranus is made entirely of nine different heads, each one having a different diet and a different way to bite it's enemies in two. Because of this, it can thrive in any imaginable environment, and it often appears carrying statues of itself down rivers, which gives them unique names and prevents them flooding in the process. Having nine mouths means that Komoranus doesn't matter if one of them gets sick, for the other eight can just continue to fight. Komoranus evolves again into Komozuryu, a powerful Dragon Pokémon that has mouths for legs, arms, tails, and even wings. It claims entire lakes as their own and summons storms that make it too dangerous for boats to float in, requiring constant sacrifices to keep itself under control. Komozuryu's nine heads can all focus their power into a giant breath that can melt even a mountain into dust in seconds, and it often appears before people who are of good heart, though this only occurs if the lake it is in has remained clean and fresh for years on end. A popular Oriva Region folk story tells of a Komozuryu that appeared before a priest who then taught it enlightenment itself: the Komozuryu then sealed itself in a cave and blessed the land with rain and water. Supposedly, it's very good at curing toothaches as well, just as long as someone provides it with a pear.
Hero/Dragon --> Hero/Dragon --> Hero/Dragon
Based off the Bixi, Bicarry is a turtle dragon Pokémon that carries a large slab of concrete on it's back. This slab supposedly came from a statue of an ancient emperor, and many architects use Bicarry's likeness to create the bases of statues, bridges, and temples in the Oriva Region. This slab has also sometimes been used as a form of celebration, with special messages being written down on it. Bicarry dedicates it's life to making sure that this slab does not get damaged in any way, and if it ever loses it's slab, it will perish. It evolves into Bixlift, those slab now bears a special orb on it that grants great power to whoever wields it. It often appears on the dawn of a prophecy written by an emperor or an important figure, and provides the orb to the one that the prophecy has chosen. It's said that the orb's power differs with every wielder who holds it, and it's said to be what their dreams think it is. Bixlift itself uses the slab it was carrying to whack enemies into oblivion, and it never puts down the slab despite it not being tied to it's lifeforce anymore, supposedly a leftover behaviour from it's pre-evolution. It's said that, after removing the orb, any message written on the slab becomes true. It's final evolved form is known as Bixavhinku, and in this form, it carries six of these special orbs, which it provides to those in need to greatly increase their power, though it only gives them out if they feel like they are worthy of using the orb, even if the prophecy had chosen them. Able to walk across oceans without breaking a sweat, Bixavhinku serves as a form of power storage, keeping the power of those who have recently died inside of it's six orbs, and no force on the planet can ever remove the orbs from the slab they are stored in besides from Bixavhinku's powers itself. It runs purely on it's own Ki energy, thus making it nearly impossible to defeat while even the slightest trace of it is in it's body. It's said that writing a message on Bixavhinku will preserve it for all eternity, and it will always know where the message is supposed to go. As a desperation move, it can absorb the six orbs to make it's hair glow bright golden, before launching a giant laser beam that's said to be a very popular attack by many cartoon heroes that artists often draw.
Time --> Time --> Time
Wadock is a clock Pokémon that represents the Time type itself, and boy, is it a very annoying Time-type! Just like an alarm clock, it rings itself on the crack of dawn, giving everyone a rude awakening, before Wadock proceeds to absorb their dreams to make itself stronger. Despite this, it is still a useful Pokémon to have, being one of the first ways to tell the time, with people watching a Wadock and marking down the times that certain events occur to create the concept of time itself. In battle, it can fire it's clockhands like arrows towards it's enemies to drain their youth and turn them into old men. Wadock evolves into Nishomokk, a far more aggressive Pokémon that resembles the clocks that the people of the Oriva Region made from watching it's movements. Every time it's pendulum swings, it generates Time energy which it can use towards it's target: when it strikes one, it releases all of the Time energy, affecting the world around it in many different ways. Anyone that is near Nishomokk when this happens will be whisked back to the past, unable to return to the present without help from other sources. Those who gaze at Nishomokk's pendulum will be unable to concentrate for the rest of their lives, being only able to think of the ticking noise that it makes as the pendulum swings around. It apparently first appeared at a clockmaker's workshop, feeding on all of the clocks that the clockmaker had spent so long trying to make, apparently as a punishment for defying how time really works. Nishomokk then evolves again into Folioanaka, an unstable monster that controls time around it by spinning the clocks on it's shoulders. It can alter the age of an object by gazing at them and spinning it's hands until they have reached the age that it is at, with any items that the object is holding adapting to match the target's new age. For some reason, it prefers a certain age that is different with every Folioanaka, which is apparently the age of it's former owner. It can also send people to the past or future by blasting them with time energy, and there is no limit to how far a Folioanaka can send someone back: if it really, really, really doesn't like you, it can send you all the way to the end of history itself! Those who try to escape their destinations will be blasted apart by Folioanaka's Time attacks: because of this, no-one has ever known where Folioanaka has sent someone to.
Time/Job --> Time/Job --> Time/Job
Qithron is a Pokémon common near temples that treats itself like a royal emperor. Sitting on what appears to be a makeshift throne, it tries to give out commands to those near it, but since it never understands the context of it's own commands, it rarely gets any supporters. Some people claim that Qithron is just mimicking the movements of emperors near it, and it is never actually an emperor at all. That changes, however, once Qithron evolves into Shynast, a truly dynastic Pokémon. Now with the mindset of an actual emperor, Shynast gathers a group of Pokémon to form it's own empire, commanding them to build themselves a temple to live in, and to protect it from harm. It's very kind to it's loyal subjects, never pushing them too hard and allowing them to leave if they find working for a Shynast too difficult to handle. It sometimes gives out scrolls of information to it's subjects to deliver to other people and Pokémon, and surprisingly, this Pokémon is a very good writer at heart! It's also very good at defending itself should it's subjects be defeated, reading the target's movements before destroying them in a flurry of punches. However, Shynast does have one weakness: Until it evolves again into Huamperoraka, Pokémon that are larger than it will simply scoff it's rules as nonsense. Huamperoraka itself is comparable to an emperor who ruled over a massive kingdom for thousands of years, and it lives up to it's name, with all the Pokémon that it trusts loving it's calm lifestyle. It creates it's own rules to help control it's subjects and prevent tensions from rising, and it is a very talented ruler, able to make sure that it's kingdom will stay standing for all eternity. When two Huamperoraka kingdoms meet, their armies will take part in a thousand year war the winner takes all. Supposedly, Huamperoraka is said to have descended from an ancient empire that is said to be the first source of civilization in the Oriva Region.
Time/Hero --> Time/Hero --> Time/Hero
Zhulger is a Pokémon that's commonly found in deserts and forests, and is best known for one thing: strategy! No matter the situation, Zhulger can always lay out a winning strategy to any situation that it comes across, and it makes sure that it's strategy always succeeds every time. In the wild, it often uses these strategies to plan out how it will fight back against it's predators and scour out the best sources of food. Some emperors once employed them to plan out their own plans of attack. Zhulger evolves into Zhutegist, an imperial Pokémon those skills in laying out it's strategies have improved, allowing it to plan out ones that will last for weeks. It often appears before other people and Pokémon and provides it's strategies to them, usually ahead of a big event or a long battle, and those who receive it's plans have always succeeded in what they wanted the outcome of the event to be. Those who refuse it's services, however, will always have the outcomes of their events end up in total disaster. Zhutegist often writes down it's strategies into scrolls that never seem to break no matter how much force is applied to it, and some people claim that they know how the rest of the year will play out for them, planning ahead at every day. It's final evolved form is known as Zhulianaral, a Pokémon famous for the strategies that it laid out, that helped it's friends succeed in any particular situation. Whatever it writes on it's scrolls will always become true, and thus people referred it as "The Strategist", able to mark out the best strategy for any situation simply by thinking about it. It's strategic maneuverers allow it to know every part of the plan for years on end, and Zhulianaral is also a great fighter, wiping out it's own opponents with it's fan, which causes anyone struck by it to plan their strategy...of their own death! Obviously, this will result in the death of the victim itself due to it overwriting all normal brain functions.
Villain/Athlete
LEGENDARY! THE ULTIMATE EVIL OF THE ORIVA REGION!
Shijora is the ultimate evil of the Oriva Region that the Wushido Clan is trying to raise, and is said to be the personifiction of evil itself. In fact, some people claimed that the first evil in the universe came from Shijora, who had inherited the nightmares that Arceus had suffered from building the universe itself. It's even said that the most evil minds of each century are in fact the creations of Shijora itself. In the distant past, it appeared before the Oriva Region and wiped it clean of all life an instant, forcing life to start over. However, there was a reason it did this: that the people were fighting each other so much, that the combined evil was greater than Shijora's own evil: it's said that no land in the planet can be more evil than Shijora's demonic heart, or they will be wiped off the planet without a trace. The first sign of this event is Shijora's dormant form, a purple orb known as the Oblivion Sphere, appearing where there is the most evil, making people fight over it's value, unaware that they are feeding Shijora their own bad deeds and making it stronger than ever before. With a demonic ritual, it breaks free from the Oblivion Sphere to rain destruction down the world. It's main rival is Chuan, who is said to have been born from all of Arceus's good thoughts, and thus represents the first source of good deeds in the universe.
The three storylines of the Oriva Region will eventually converge into Shijora's revival, and you must defeat it before it can wipe out the Oriva Region again, believing that it hasn't changed one bit! (Catching it is optional) The story-filled post that will be in the future will detail why Shijora came back to life, and how it will be fought.
SIGNATURE MOVE: Ubilaz Oblivion: A power 120 Special Villain move that has Shijora blast the target with all the evil in the universe. This corrupts their mind and drives them wild, forcing them to attack each other Pokémon in the target's party with a random move in their arsenal, even if they are in their Poké Balls. Then, the target has a chance of losing all the PP of one of their moves. For each Pokémon knocked out this way, the chances of this happening increases, and they may lose all of the PP of more than one move.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: No Surrender: Shijora is immune to Struggle, unless it is being used by another Pokémon with this ability. This means that Pokémon that have lost all their PP are defenceless against this Pokémon!
AND NOW...THE PRESENT DAY.
At last....it is over. All 1248 Pokémon native to the Oriva Region have been revealed. Thank you very much for sticking around across this amazing journey. It has taken great dedication to not only spend over three months making Pokémon sprites, but also to make one for every type combination possible. But from there on out, the future is endless. Any possibility can happen...and anyone can decide it.
SO....WHAT NOW?
Every Pokémon may have now been revealed, but the journey across the Oriva Region continues. There will be more posts in the future that will detail the rest of the Oriva Region's story, as well as every new attack and ability introduced in this region, every single kind of Ancient Move, both the Ancient Raid exclusive moves and the signature Ancient Moves, and eventually, the data of the Pokémon themselves right down to their base stats. Of course, you can still join in too, by creating your own fanart for this project, and, if you want to, eventually convert this into a fangame project in itself.
SO, I ASK YOU ONE FINAL QUESTION.....
WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE POKÉMON IN THIS PROJECT?
AND WHO WILL BE YOUR DREAM TEAM?
Thank you. And remember.....
WAVE 36: THE FINAL WAVE: ALL POKÉMON ARE BROTHERS
At last, after 35 long waves, there are only 14 Pokémon lines left to reveal in this months long project. It seems like only yesterday when the project started with the starters, and proceeded across the Oriva Region to reveal more and more of the project's 1248 Pokémon. And now, today, the final unrevealed Pokémon will be shown to you at last. This includes the remaining Wierd, Job, Beast, Athlete, Hero, Villain, Time, and Dragon-type lines, in addition to the evil that has been plaguing the Oriva Region that the Wushido Clan was trying to raise!
Beast/Athlete --> Beast/Athlete --> Beast/Athlete
Based off the Bakenneko, Mittens is basically the Pokémon equivilant of a domestic cat, so adorable and innocent, that the name "Mittens" is not actually it's true name: the scientists studied it gave the name to one of the cats they were studying, and it stuck! Like all cats, Mittens loves to run around, play with balls of wool, and constantly meow for it's owner's attention, and special shows that showcase how cute Mittens is have been held in the Oriva Region. However, it's diet is a bit questionable, as sometimes it eats poisonous items without a care in the world. Mittens evolves into Fudge, who is still comparable to a house cat in this stage. With it's long bushy tail, it hisses and chases away it's predators all while shedding a poisonous extract from it's fur that can be used in most forms of medicene. They often disguise themselves as humans, with towels wrapped around it's neck, before performing strange dances on the tops of roofs. While this may seem innocent, it is actually a warning that Fudge is cursing it's owner, usually for a bad deed that they have done. Fudge then evolves again into Baknekk, which can no longer be tamed in this stage due to possessing the genes of a savage feral cat. Being a menace to any house they live in, Baknekk brings various misfortunes to the house itself, such as lighting it on fire with it's tail, or bringing down deadly curses to it's owners. Sometimes, it will eat it's former owner and take it's place, or reanimate the dead to do it's bidding. The two cat's eyes that float alongside it serve as it's weapons in combat, draining the opponent's will to fight by staring at their soul, before finishing them off with a giant flamethrower.
Beast/Job --> Beast/Job --> Beast/Job
A common sight in swamps and jungles, Zippo is a hippo Pokémon that dreams of becoming a talented zookeeper one day. To do this, it wrangles Beast Pokémon, or Pokémon with animalistic traits, into a moat that it makes with it's own snout. However, the Pokémon tend to escape before Zippo can show it's makeshift zoo to it's fellow friends, but it is a determined Pokémon that will never give up until the very end. Strangely enough, Zippos tend to wrangle Pokémon that weren't first discovered in it's home region, though this can only be sighted outside the Oriva Region as there are no older Pokémon native to the Oriva Region. Zippo evolves into Keepippo, which comes in one of two different personality styles. Some Keepippos just wallow in the mud and bite apart anything that tries to harm their Zippo calves, while others will continue to build the perfect zoo. Some say that what personality a Keepippo ends up with depends on both it's diet and the success of it's previous zoo. Unlike it's pre-evolution, those wrangled by Keepippo will never try to escape, knowing that if they would, they would have to face the wrath of Keepippo's jaws, which can break apart a watermelon like it was fine powder. However, some Pokémon do manage to escape it, as it's not a very fast Pokémon. It's final form is known as Menagarippo, who has now become the perfect zookeeper who has gone beyond startup. With it's excellent memory keeping skills and endless determination, Menagarippo builds exhibits out of wood and clay, before showing it's wrangled Pokémon to both people and Pokémon alike. It takes good care of the Pokémon it wrangles, giving them food and water and making sure that they are happy, so that the people who view it will be happy as well. Those who try to escape it will be thrown back into it's cage by Menagarippo's powerful arms, which can lift an Indian Elephant with relative ease. Some Menagarippos focus on the art of Pokémon breeding, making sure that endangered Pokémon populations can thrive. Strangely enough, it's most common capture seems to be the Pandoo line!
Athlete/Wierd --> Athlete/Wierd --> Athlete/Wierd
Go-Go is a pair of Go Stone Pokémon that always take care of each other. They love to hop over each other, and the two of them can always find each other even if they are seperated for long distances. For some odd reason, Go-Go likes to surround it's opponents in battle, with large groups of them separating into different colours before charging at their targets. It evolves into Go-Igol, a strategic Pokémon that is said to know the moves of every board game there is. By slamming it's tail onto the ground, Go-Igol summons a barrage of rocks which it then launches towards it's target, though the way that it sends them is similar to how people make their moves in the game of Go. They can figure out an opponent's strategy by reading the way that they move, and it can use this information to disrupt that strategy the next time they try it. Sometimes, you'll see two Go-Igol playing a strange game with each other where they lay out their stones to try and surround the other Go-Igol's stones. When threatened, it will coil up into a ball and roll towards the target. It fully evolves into Go-Weiqi, a fully fledged board game strategist. It knows the best strategies to every known board games, and no person can ever beat a Go-Weiqi in a board game that it challenges the person to. Go-Weiqi is a calm Pokémon that is never a sore loser, and it can easily figure out it's next move through it's sharpened senses. It then uses these strategies in combat, summoning giant stones to surround the target before creating a massive wierd energy field that will fry the target's brain in seconds, causing them to think of nothing but victory. If two Go-Weiqis challenge each other to a game, that game will never end!
Wierd/Hero --> Wierd/Hero --> Wierd/Hero
Rubbeld is a rubbery Pokémon that is said to have come out from a tree that was rich in rubber. A bouncy ball that bounces on a sheet of rubber, Rubbeld bounces itself all over the place to catch it's enemies off guard, though it always takes the sheet with it to use as a form of trampoline. It's said that Rubbeld inspired the first rubber farmers, who harvested rubber using a bowl very similar to Rubbeld's sheet. It's evolved form is known as Stretchong, a rather handy Pokémon to say the least, that resides in forests and stores. With the corn syrup flowing through it's body, Stretchong can stretch it's body to any length imaginable, able to meld it into various shapes and sizes, though the rest of it's body stays unchanged. It uses this power to save people and Pokémon from high places, and by stretching up the legs, it can climb any surface. Some people claim that Stretchong inspired a series of stretchy toys that could be melded into any shape imaginable, though it was believed that the first design of it was rejected due to it being very similar to modelling clay. When it fully evolves into Elastrong, it can now stretch any part of it's body, not just the body. This allows it to easily adapt to any environment, and to save people from any dangerous situation by stretching it's arms at a maximum length of over 50 miles wide. It can use this power in many different ways imaginable, such as using itself as a giant slingshot, or wrapping around the target to prevent them from moving, in addition to melding it's shape to any form imaginable. The gemstone on it's head, while not the main source of it's powers, does serve as a thermal insulator, preventing it from freezing in the cold, which would prevent Elastrong from using it's stretching powers. Apparently, Elastrong is also a genius scientist, but no-one has ever seen it behave this way.
Athlete --> Athlete --> Athlete
Runnamet is a Pokémon that resembles a trainer, and is said to have inspired the first form of the Running Shoes, a footwear which is no longer in style today. True to it's name, Runnamet can run at speeds of even the fastest human athletes, and it takes good pride in it's running ability, constantly running every day to make itself faster and faster. A scientist once tracked a Runnamet who could run a mile in just under a minute, and as it ran, it left behind specks of athletic energy. Runnamet evolves into Runnamill, which resembles a pair of legs. Despite having two mouths, Runnamill only has one brain, though this allows it to both eat and focus at the same time. It's running speed has greatly improved, now able to run the same mile in just under 30 seconds, and some people copy it's style of running to make themselves run faster. It also uses it's running in combat, dashing toward the enemy until they have been tired out. Supposedly, there's a new kind of Running Shoes in development that uses Runnamill's energy to make the wearer run faster than ever before. It's final evolved form is known as Runnaboltsai, who now resembles an athletic runner itself. Now able to run at speeds of over 1500 miles per hour, Runnaboltsai can run so fast, that most people just see it as an emerald blur. It leaves behind a trail of athletic energy as it runs, and it's extreme speed allows it to run on water and even the air itself. It's opponents will not know what hit them before they suddenly drop dead from Runnaboltsai's unbelievable running ability. Some scientists have considered using Runnaboltsai's speed to help them explore the vast depths of the universe a lot more reliably.
Beast --> Beast --> Beast
A Pokémon that resembles a Marbled Cat, Catopitten represents the savagery of the Beast-type itself...though not at this stage. Instead, it hides itself in mountains and bamboo forests and meows all day long for it's mother's attention. They are trained by their evolved forms, Pardomar, to hunt for food and to become independent for the savage future that they will soon experience themselves. It's illegal to keep one as a pet without putting it inside a Poké Ball, as people know that it's evolutions will bring forth the destruction of their village once they notice the Catopitten is missing from it's den. Once Catopitten evolves into Pardomar, it's savage genes kick it, and it starts to hunt for food. Being only the size of a cardboard box, it can often be found hunting smaller Pokémon, injecting a strange toxin into them with their fangs that makes the target's brain dissolve into a feral mess. They make their homes up large trees and burrows, often kicking out the Pokémon who previously lived there, and it just loves to keep itself clean by licking it's fur. They're mostly active during the day, which is why most Pokémon in Pardomar's habitat tend to hide during that time, to avoid becoming the prey of Pardomar itself. Pardomar evolves again into Seumor, and in this form, it's savage genes completely take it over, turning it into a rampaging wildcat! Now hunting purely for the sport of it, once Seumor has it's eyes on it's prey, it will not stop chasing after them until they have perished. It's sharp eyes allow it to see through walls, so there is no hiding from Seumor, especially with it's razor sharp fangs that never seem to break, which can puncture even a solid sheet of titanium. It's said that Seumor lived for millions of years, and that it's beastly genes brought forth the dawn of many Beast-type Pokémon. Despite all this, it still sometimes gets distracted by marbles....
Job --> Job --> Job
"Buisness is Buisness!" This is what best describes Purchuy, a Pokémon who seems to resemble a business worker. Fittingly enough, it can often be found in offices working on projects and distributing the market shares, and is said to be a subspecies of another pure Job-type Pokémon from a distant region. Some people claim that Purchuy's presence is a sign that years of experience can lead to any situation, such as being an office worker. Once Purchuy has gained enough experience writing out essays and sharing the market, it evolves into Purchfessional, who is just as a dedicated worker as it's previous form. It's very good at distributing stocks, always investing in the best available profits in the stock markets. It carries around a suitcase which it uses as it's main weapon in combat, pummelling it's foes with enough force to break apart a wooden door, but no-one has been able to find what is inside this suitcase. Since Purchfessional never suffers from executive burnout, some companies employ a group of them to serve as a substitute for workers who cannot make it to the workplace, but they must be careful when it is angry, for it won't be just coffee cups that will be flying around! Purchfessional evolves again into Purchjingg, a real estate agent that carefully looks at the best stocks before investing in them with it's hidden Job energy. The suitcase is now on Purchjingg's tail, which it uses as a powerful hammer, and those struck by it will be compelled to work in the office until their retirement. Some Purchjinggs run companies of over thousands of other Job-type Pokémon, each one having a different role in the workplace, and sometimes it will buy other companies outright by convincing the manager into lowering the price more and more until it eventually becomes free. Supposedly, the first Purchjingg came to be when a worker donned an enchanted white collar as he went to work.
Wierd --> Wierd --> Wierd
Splatta is said to be the product of a glob of paint that a frustrated artist splattered all over his painting after, no matter how hard he tried, he could not replicate the details of a certain landscape. The resulting Pokémon now hunts for the artist that would dare to make a fool of his own painting, being fuelled by nothing but vengeance itself. It's presence can be noted by the splats of paint it leaves behind as it flies across the sky, often passing by towns and street. It's shape is so radically different to other Pokémon, that some people just think that Splatta is a floating glob of paint. It's evolved form is known as Obstractta, and it can control it's paint a lot more reliably in this stage. It flies around towns looking at artist's painting, splatting paint over the slightest mistakes that it finds, though strangely it always seems to ignore abstract artwork. Obstractta can spin itself around to cover the area in a sheet of paint, and those struck by will only see that paint: although it appears to act like a painter, Obstractta nevers seems to go for a specific art style. It does not get long well with Bruhperial, as it often ruins the Pokémon's fine writing skills. Obstractta then evolves again into Zaowouroth, an ocean of paints that can rearrange themselves into any shape possible. It can paint beautiful landscapes into existence by carefully remembering it's surroundings, and it can remember an idea that it has gotten for centuries on end. However, Zaowouroth is also a trickster at heart: it often paints environments into blank rooms, lures people into them, and then traps them in a world of art: for this reason, it does gets along well with Inwali-13-O, as it can help refurbish it's dimension of paint so that they can draw different kinds of people dead insane. Despite it's mastery over all paint, Zaowouroth has yet to find the artist that made it to this day: some say the artist fled the Oriva Region in a futile attempt to escape from it.
Beast/Dragon --> Beast/Dragon --> Beast/Dragon
Based off the Kuzuryu, Komovko is a Komodo Dragon Pokémon that is commonly found near lakes and rivers, protecting it's territory from anyone that would dare to approach it. It's powerful jaws can break apart a solid titanium beam, and it's keen sense of smell can help it find it's prey even if they are hiding. Supposedly, Komovko came from another region to deal with an infestation of Bug Pokémon that is since long extinct. Komovko evolves into Komoranus, a Pokémon that people once believed as a deity of rain. What appears to be cracks on it's body are actually mouths themselves: in fact, Komoranus is made entirely of nine different heads, each one having a different diet and a different way to bite it's enemies in two. Because of this, it can thrive in any imaginable environment, and it often appears carrying statues of itself down rivers, which gives them unique names and prevents them flooding in the process. Having nine mouths means that Komoranus doesn't matter if one of them gets sick, for the other eight can just continue to fight. Komoranus evolves again into Komozuryu, a powerful Dragon Pokémon that has mouths for legs, arms, tails, and even wings. It claims entire lakes as their own and summons storms that make it too dangerous for boats to float in, requiring constant sacrifices to keep itself under control. Komozuryu's nine heads can all focus their power into a giant breath that can melt even a mountain into dust in seconds, and it often appears before people who are of good heart, though this only occurs if the lake it is in has remained clean and fresh for years on end. A popular Oriva Region folk story tells of a Komozuryu that appeared before a priest who then taught it enlightenment itself: the Komozuryu then sealed itself in a cave and blessed the land with rain and water. Supposedly, it's very good at curing toothaches as well, just as long as someone provides it with a pear.
Hero/Dragon --> Hero/Dragon --> Hero/Dragon
Based off the Bixi, Bicarry is a turtle dragon Pokémon that carries a large slab of concrete on it's back. This slab supposedly came from a statue of an ancient emperor, and many architects use Bicarry's likeness to create the bases of statues, bridges, and temples in the Oriva Region. This slab has also sometimes been used as a form of celebration, with special messages being written down on it. Bicarry dedicates it's life to making sure that this slab does not get damaged in any way, and if it ever loses it's slab, it will perish. It evolves into Bixlift, those slab now bears a special orb on it that grants great power to whoever wields it. It often appears on the dawn of a prophecy written by an emperor or an important figure, and provides the orb to the one that the prophecy has chosen. It's said that the orb's power differs with every wielder who holds it, and it's said to be what their dreams think it is. Bixlift itself uses the slab it was carrying to whack enemies into oblivion, and it never puts down the slab despite it not being tied to it's lifeforce anymore, supposedly a leftover behaviour from it's pre-evolution. It's said that, after removing the orb, any message written on the slab becomes true. It's final evolved form is known as Bixavhinku, and in this form, it carries six of these special orbs, which it provides to those in need to greatly increase their power, though it only gives them out if they feel like they are worthy of using the orb, even if the prophecy had chosen them. Able to walk across oceans without breaking a sweat, Bixavhinku serves as a form of power storage, keeping the power of those who have recently died inside of it's six orbs, and no force on the planet can ever remove the orbs from the slab they are stored in besides from Bixavhinku's powers itself. It runs purely on it's own Ki energy, thus making it nearly impossible to defeat while even the slightest trace of it is in it's body. It's said that writing a message on Bixavhinku will preserve it for all eternity, and it will always know where the message is supposed to go. As a desperation move, it can absorb the six orbs to make it's hair glow bright golden, before launching a giant laser beam that's said to be a very popular attack by many cartoon heroes that artists often draw.
Time --> Time --> Time
Wadock is a clock Pokémon that represents the Time type itself, and boy, is it a very annoying Time-type! Just like an alarm clock, it rings itself on the crack of dawn, giving everyone a rude awakening, before Wadock proceeds to absorb their dreams to make itself stronger. Despite this, it is still a useful Pokémon to have, being one of the first ways to tell the time, with people watching a Wadock and marking down the times that certain events occur to create the concept of time itself. In battle, it can fire it's clockhands like arrows towards it's enemies to drain their youth and turn them into old men. Wadock evolves into Nishomokk, a far more aggressive Pokémon that resembles the clocks that the people of the Oriva Region made from watching it's movements. Every time it's pendulum swings, it generates Time energy which it can use towards it's target: when it strikes one, it releases all of the Time energy, affecting the world around it in many different ways. Anyone that is near Nishomokk when this happens will be whisked back to the past, unable to return to the present without help from other sources. Those who gaze at Nishomokk's pendulum will be unable to concentrate for the rest of their lives, being only able to think of the ticking noise that it makes as the pendulum swings around. It apparently first appeared at a clockmaker's workshop, feeding on all of the clocks that the clockmaker had spent so long trying to make, apparently as a punishment for defying how time really works. Nishomokk then evolves again into Folioanaka, an unstable monster that controls time around it by spinning the clocks on it's shoulders. It can alter the age of an object by gazing at them and spinning it's hands until they have reached the age that it is at, with any items that the object is holding adapting to match the target's new age. For some reason, it prefers a certain age that is different with every Folioanaka, which is apparently the age of it's former owner. It can also send people to the past or future by blasting them with time energy, and there is no limit to how far a Folioanaka can send someone back: if it really, really, really doesn't like you, it can send you all the way to the end of history itself! Those who try to escape their destinations will be blasted apart by Folioanaka's Time attacks: because of this, no-one has ever known where Folioanaka has sent someone to.
Time/Job --> Time/Job --> Time/Job
Qithron is a Pokémon common near temples that treats itself like a royal emperor. Sitting on what appears to be a makeshift throne, it tries to give out commands to those near it, but since it never understands the context of it's own commands, it rarely gets any supporters. Some people claim that Qithron is just mimicking the movements of emperors near it, and it is never actually an emperor at all. That changes, however, once Qithron evolves into Shynast, a truly dynastic Pokémon. Now with the mindset of an actual emperor, Shynast gathers a group of Pokémon to form it's own empire, commanding them to build themselves a temple to live in, and to protect it from harm. It's very kind to it's loyal subjects, never pushing them too hard and allowing them to leave if they find working for a Shynast too difficult to handle. It sometimes gives out scrolls of information to it's subjects to deliver to other people and Pokémon, and surprisingly, this Pokémon is a very good writer at heart! It's also very good at defending itself should it's subjects be defeated, reading the target's movements before destroying them in a flurry of punches. However, Shynast does have one weakness: Until it evolves again into Huamperoraka, Pokémon that are larger than it will simply scoff it's rules as nonsense. Huamperoraka itself is comparable to an emperor who ruled over a massive kingdom for thousands of years, and it lives up to it's name, with all the Pokémon that it trusts loving it's calm lifestyle. It creates it's own rules to help control it's subjects and prevent tensions from rising, and it is a very talented ruler, able to make sure that it's kingdom will stay standing for all eternity. When two Huamperoraka kingdoms meet, their armies will take part in a thousand year war the winner takes all. Supposedly, Huamperoraka is said to have descended from an ancient empire that is said to be the first source of civilization in the Oriva Region.
Time/Hero --> Time/Hero --> Time/Hero
Zhulger is a Pokémon that's commonly found in deserts and forests, and is best known for one thing: strategy! No matter the situation, Zhulger can always lay out a winning strategy to any situation that it comes across, and it makes sure that it's strategy always succeeds every time. In the wild, it often uses these strategies to plan out how it will fight back against it's predators and scour out the best sources of food. Some emperors once employed them to plan out their own plans of attack. Zhulger evolves into Zhutegist, an imperial Pokémon those skills in laying out it's strategies have improved, allowing it to plan out ones that will last for weeks. It often appears before other people and Pokémon and provides it's strategies to them, usually ahead of a big event or a long battle, and those who receive it's plans have always succeeded in what they wanted the outcome of the event to be. Those who refuse it's services, however, will always have the outcomes of their events end up in total disaster. Zhutegist often writes down it's strategies into scrolls that never seem to break no matter how much force is applied to it, and some people claim that they know how the rest of the year will play out for them, planning ahead at every day. It's final evolved form is known as Zhulianaral, a Pokémon famous for the strategies that it laid out, that helped it's friends succeed in any particular situation. Whatever it writes on it's scrolls will always become true, and thus people referred it as "The Strategist", able to mark out the best strategy for any situation simply by thinking about it. It's strategic maneuverers allow it to know every part of the plan for years on end, and Zhulianaral is also a great fighter, wiping out it's own opponents with it's fan, which causes anyone struck by it to plan their strategy...of their own death! Obviously, this will result in the death of the victim itself due to it overwriting all normal brain functions.
Villain/Athlete
LEGENDARY! THE ULTIMATE EVIL OF THE ORIVA REGION!
Shijora is the ultimate evil of the Oriva Region that the Wushido Clan is trying to raise, and is said to be the personifiction of evil itself. In fact, some people claimed that the first evil in the universe came from Shijora, who had inherited the nightmares that Arceus had suffered from building the universe itself. It's even said that the most evil minds of each century are in fact the creations of Shijora itself. In the distant past, it appeared before the Oriva Region and wiped it clean of all life an instant, forcing life to start over. However, there was a reason it did this: that the people were fighting each other so much, that the combined evil was greater than Shijora's own evil: it's said that no land in the planet can be more evil than Shijora's demonic heart, or they will be wiped off the planet without a trace. The first sign of this event is Shijora's dormant form, a purple orb known as the Oblivion Sphere, appearing where there is the most evil, making people fight over it's value, unaware that they are feeding Shijora their own bad deeds and making it stronger than ever before. With a demonic ritual, it breaks free from the Oblivion Sphere to rain destruction down the world. It's main rival is Chuan, who is said to have been born from all of Arceus's good thoughts, and thus represents the first source of good deeds in the universe.
The three storylines of the Oriva Region will eventually converge into Shijora's revival, and you must defeat it before it can wipe out the Oriva Region again, believing that it hasn't changed one bit! (Catching it is optional) The story-filled post that will be in the future will detail why Shijora came back to life, and how it will be fought.
SIGNATURE MOVE: Ubilaz Oblivion: A power 120 Special Villain move that has Shijora blast the target with all the evil in the universe. This corrupts their mind and drives them wild, forcing them to attack each other Pokémon in the target's party with a random move in their arsenal, even if they are in their Poké Balls. Then, the target has a chance of losing all the PP of one of their moves. For each Pokémon knocked out this way, the chances of this happening increases, and they may lose all of the PP of more than one move.
SIGNATURE ABILITY: No Surrender: Shijora is immune to Struggle, unless it is being used by another Pokémon with this ability. This means that Pokémon that have lost all their PP are defenceless against this Pokémon!
AND NOW...THE PRESENT DAY.
At last....it is over. All 1248 Pokémon native to the Oriva Region have been revealed. Thank you very much for sticking around across this amazing journey. It has taken great dedication to not only spend over three months making Pokémon sprites, but also to make one for every type combination possible. But from there on out, the future is endless. Any possibility can happen...and anyone can decide it.
SO....WHAT NOW?
Every Pokémon may have now been revealed, but the journey across the Oriva Region continues. There will be more posts in the future that will detail the rest of the Oriva Region's story, as well as every new attack and ability introduced in this region, every single kind of Ancient Move, both the Ancient Raid exclusive moves and the signature Ancient Moves, and eventually, the data of the Pokémon themselves right down to their base stats. Of course, you can still join in too, by creating your own fanart for this project, and, if you want to, eventually convert this into a fangame project in itself.
SO, I ASK YOU ONE FINAL QUESTION.....
WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE POKÉMON IN THIS PROJECT?
AND WHO WILL BE YOUR DREAM TEAM?
Thank you. And remember.....
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