[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 cycloptic 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. 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, 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, 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.