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Pokédex
#001 Leapit (Grass)
The Pebble Frog Pokémon
Leapit can be found anywhere where there is an abundance of muddy puddles. Being friendly in nature, they are often caught playfully popping out of these puddles to shock people and/or Pokémon, who aren't always in on the joke.
#002 Rootoad (Grass / Rock)
The Grumpy Frog Pokémon
Rootoads are solitary creatures and prefer to keep their distance from other Pokémon. If anything gets a bit too close to a Rootoad's nest, they will shoot little pebbles at the intruder until they leave.
#003 Frogneous (Grass / Rock)
The Boulder Frog Pokémon
Frogneous are no longer fans of muddy puddles or independant. It has been known for groups of up to 8 Frogneous coming together to mimic a pile of rocks for protection. Their incredible power allows them to move hills.
#004 Burntyke (Fire)
The Smoky Snake Pokémon
Although their appearance can be menacing to some, Burntykes are not aggressive. They are very shy and aware of people's fears of snake's, so they try their best to avoid human contact
#005 Volcobra (Fire / Poison)
The Flaming Snake Pokémon
Volcobra are less shy than their previous evolution, however they are still wary of humans. A good trainer can change their view though, and in these cases they are very loving and loyal partners
#006 Searpent (Fire / Poison)
The Explosive Snake Pokémon
Ferociously loyal to their owner, Searpents are not afraid to instil fear in people if his owner is threatened. In the wild, it is said they commonly challenge bigger Pokémon to show dominance and prove to their younger selves that they are strong.
#007 Pupple (Water)
The Bubble Dog Pokémon
Pupples love people and other Pokémon. Its not uncommon for Pupples to get into a spot of trouble attempting to play with the wrong Pokémon, but they always learn their lessons.
#008 Dingrowl (Water / Fighting)
The Stream Dog Pokémon
Now they're older, Dingrowl are not as playful as they once were. They still adore the presence of people and Pokémon, but they can often stray from them for a moment of alone time. They can swim faster than they can run.
#009 Aquanine (Water / Fighting)
The Water Wolf Pokémon
A pack of Aquanine will find a good embankment either on a riverside or the sea and wait for their prey to come close. Their startling speed and teamwork skills ensures they always catch their targets.
#010 Wincada (Bug / Flying)
Flying Cicada Pokémon
Wincada have an insatiable appetite. It's believed this is because they need a lot of energy to evolve into their next stage. They are most commonly found in swarms surrounding a single piece of vegetation.
#011 Cocada (Bug / Ground)
Cocoon Cicada Pokémon
Once a Wincada has acquired enough energy and experience they evolve. In this state they cannot move too well but their defence is raised significantly. A very small number of Wincada gather the energy needed to evolve.
#012 Cicadrake (Bug / Dragon)
Dragon Cicada Pokémon
Cocada gains a massive strength boost during it's evolution and becomes an independent beast. A single Cicadrake is capable of ravaging a field in a day. Just like Wincada evolving to Cocada, evolving a Cicadrake is also a massive challenge.
#013 Trashchik (Flying / Normal)
The Garbage Chick Pokémon
Trashchik are called vermin in most areas round the region due to their incessant dumpster diving and general mess-making. They are attracted to nasty smells and so are seen tailing Grimers and Trubbish.
#014 Flutterbage (Flying / Normal)
The Dumpster Bird Pokémon
When a Flutterbage claims your trashcan as it's home, you might as well buy a new one. Flutterbage cover themselves in bin juices as a way to attract others of its kind.
#015 Flybis (Flying)
The Hygienic Pokémon
When a Flutterbage evolves it comes to the realisation that its current habits are horribly unhygienic. They spend their time finding clean waters with which to bathe and wash themselves. They clean theselves after every encounter with other Pokémon.
#016 Possie (Dark / Normal)
The Light-Fingered Pokémon
Possies, from an outsider's perspective are adorable creatures. To the residents of Zealia, they are tiny pickpockets. Their cute looks draw people in, who are subsequently robbed wihtout their knowledge.
#017 Lootum (Dark / Normal)
The Burglar Pokémon
While Possies are pickpockets, Lootums are burglars. They can find a way into the most secure of houses and get away with all of the shiny objects they can hold.
#018 Ostretch (Normal / Flying)
The Fast Running Pokémon
Ostretch love challenging each other to foot races. Their entire day is spent running around endlessly playing all sorts of school games with one another. They are used by trainers to pass through Deserts as quickly as possible.
#019 Mingo (Grass)
The Mini Mango Pokémon
Mingo are often mistaken for berries when they're asleep. Often Pokémon that make that mistake are given a mighty shock when the berry fights back.
#020 Frootful (Grass / Ground)
The Sapling Pokémon
When a Frootful plants itself into the ground, it's not going to budge. Its roots are so well tangled into the earth that any charging Pokémon will be bounced away with ease. When they want to move, The roots release and they walk away.
#021 Mangifury (Grass / Ground)
The Fruit Tree Pokémon
Mangifury are known to take lonely Mingos under their wing for protection. Any threats are combatted by pelting them with multiple types of berries, and swipes with its massive branched arms
#022 Extermite (Bug / Steel)
The Termite Pokémon
When a Durant evolves, its jaws become a lot stronger. Hives of Extermite live within the taller trees in the forests, and can break though the smaller trees in one bite.
#023 Trufflumen (Electric / Grass)
The Glowing Mushroom Pokémon
Trufflmen are sympathetic of lost Pokémon. Their glow cannot be seen during the day, but at night they use themselves as beacons to lost Pokémon, and show them the way home.
#024 Galvushroom (Electric / Grass)
The Sparking Mushroom Pokémon
A Galvushroom's glow depends on how charged up it is. The brighter it is, the more powerful the Electric attacks are going to be.
#025 Ekidenka (Electric)
The Electric Echidna Pokémon
Ekidenka are household favourites in Zealia. Their friendly nature and adorable appearance means that they are very popular as a starter to teaching kids about Pokémon.
#026 Moala (Ground)
The Ground Koala Pokémon
When Moala's are on their good behaviour, they are super helpful at tilling soil on farms, uprooting hazardous trees and digging tunnels, but badly behaved Moalas enjoy to destroy people's lawns and patios.
#027 Bouffalant (Ground / Normal)
Zealian Bouffalant
Being the sturdy and hardworking creatures that they are, Zealian Bouffalant are common partners to the Farmers around the region. They can till the soil of a field in a matter of minutes.
#028 Nippin (Water)
The Soft Bite Pokémon
Nippin are famously difficult to catch. Their bites are so soft that they are able to take the bait off a hook without alerting the fishermen.
#029 Reelin (Water)
The Reeling Pokémon
Reelin are less subtle than their previous form. They are very common in the fishing scene in Zealia, the problem is keeping them on the boat. They are very jumpy when out of water.
#030 Chompin (Water)
The Hard Catch Pokémon
Chompin are not ideal catches in Zealia. Their favourite pastime is biting the fishing reels in half and bumping the underside of boats to scare those on board.
#031 Rocklin (Rock)
The Rock Lizard Pokémon
Rocklin are common in the Deserts of Zealia, the problem is seeing them. Their appearance means that they are camouflaged into the surroundings so incredibly well they are often mistake for a collection of pebbles
#032 Roknarok (Rock / Ground)
The Demolition Lizard Pokémon
Roknarok are clumsy in the wild. Their enormous size and immense power means that their day to day activities lay ruin to a landscape without meaning to.
#033 Apokarok (Rock / Fire)
The Inferno Lizard Pokémon
Apokarok are very excitable Pokémon, but they don't quite know how to handle their sudden burst of energy. You can track Apokarok by the trails of fire they leave wherever they go.
#034 Cassoworry (Flying)
The Feeble Bird Pokémon
Cassoworry lack a lot of confidence, and will only engage with a threat as a last resort, Their go-to tactic when startled is to place their head into the ground and wait for said threat to go away.
#035 Cassowarrior (Flying / Fighting)
The Brave Bird Pokémon
Cassowarrior develop a fighting style unique to the species. Their fluttery wings distract and fluster an enemy, while their powerful legs produce sharp and precise kicks in rapid succession.
#036 Chillfish (Ice / Water)
The Frozen Jellyfish Pokémon
Easily mistaken for an ice cube when resting, Chillfish use the art of surprise to sneak up on unsuspecting Pokémon and jabbing them with an incredibly frosty stinger.
#037 Man'O'Thaw (Electric / Water)
The Jellyfish Pokémon
A Man'O'Thaw's stinger is so strong that it can paralyze even a Wailord. It drifts in the ocean's currents with no care for who it bumps into.
#038 Tazmaniac (Rock / Ghost)
The Mad Wolf Pokémon
Recently revived through fossils, Tazmaniac seem to be confused by the landscape they have been hatched in. Scientists are using them to try and figure out what Zealia was like in the past...
#039 Thylascream (Rock / Ghost)
The Banshee Wolf Pokémon
The howl of a Thylascream is incredibly disorienting and can cause confusion, In addition, they are not permitted to be anywhere near glass windows in fear of them smashing.
#040 Fossting (Rock / Poison)
The Stinger Pokémon
Fossting were revived in recent years, and their venom is being used in the production of antidotes in the region.
#041 Petriscorp (Rock / Poison)
The Petrifying Sting Pokémon
Petriscorp use their powerful claws to hold onto the vines which they call home. Their stinger is so potent that paralysis is definite upon contact.
#042 Pawniard (Steel / Fire)
The Hot Blade Pokémon
Zealian Pawniard have spent so much time in the Deserts that their type has changed. Swipes from their claws are red-hot.
#043 Tepirook (Steel / Fire)
The Flaming Sword Pokémon
Tepirooks use of flaming blades in combat makes their movement look like a series of blinding flashes; after which the recipient is left with quite a nasty burn. They often use their abilities to light fires for Pokémon who aren't comfortable in the cold desert nights.
#044 Alligate (Fire)
The Hot Croc Pokémon
Alligate use the hot desert sands to their advantage, blinding threats and then escaping as far away as possible. They are also masters of smokescreens, as their nostrils billow heavy smog with every breath.
#045 Greedile (Fire)
The Hoarding Crocodile Pokémon
Greedile build nests in the hot sands near oases, and fill them with all kinds of ripe and juicy berries. Anyone wishing to take the berries must be prepared to face a very angry Pokémon.
#046 Suchosaur (Fire / Steel)
The Solar Crocodile Pokémon
Suchosaur spend a lot of time basking in the Sun, gathering Solar energy with which to fuel its fiery moveset. They are territorial over their oasis, and only allow lesser evolutions of itself stay in its company. Any intruders are kept away with a swift swipe from its metal tail.
#047 Kiwiik (Electric)
The Sparky Kiwi Pokémon
Kiwiik are not rare to say, but their shy temperament and blistering speed means that they never stay around long enough to be ogled at. To get close to one, you must gain their trust with Cheri Berries.
#048 Sorquil (Flying / Rock)
The Drill Bird Pokémon
Sorquil feed off rocks, and will drill into boulder with their rotating beak in order to get the best stones. They get into trouble near quarries as they steal the precious minerals from the minecarts.
#049 Rotairy (Flying / Steel)
The Power Drill Bird Pokémon
Rotairy are not afraid to bore through houses to find metals to feed on, they have a heated rivalry with Flutterbage as they frequently target the metal bins for a meal.
#050 Spincer (Bug / Fire)
The Nibbling Spider Pokémon
Spincers like to live in warm places such as chimneys. They are of no harm to humans, but they are still driven out and left in the cold.
#051 Cindler (Bug / Fire)
The Heated Spider Pokémon
Cindlers have the ability to regulate their temperature depending on their environment. The colder the area around them, the hotter they will become; the hotter the area, the colder they are.
#052 Meowth (Normal / Fighting)
The Scratch Cat Pokémon
Meowth in Zealia are more adept to surviving in the jungles and forests than any other Meowth. Their yellow and black spotted patterns means they are camouflaged in the undergrowth.
#053 Indigiclaw (Normal / Fighting)
The Stone Age Cat Pokémon
Indigiclaw have developed their own tools for tasks their claws can't handle alone. For example, they build their nests with wooden support beams and hide for the best possible shelter from the elements.
#054 Venutrap (Grass / Steel)
The Flytrap Pokémon
The dense jungles of Zealia are where Venutrap call home. They lay dormant in the foliage, mouth open, waiting for an unsuspecting bug type to wander over it. It's jaws are so fast that not even Kiwiik can get away.
#055 Monitoro (Dragon / Fighting)
The Bull Lizard Pokémon
Monitoro are headstrong creatures that show all of their emotions through headbutts. Soft bumps are a sign of love and affection, while heavy, weighted bumps are a sign of anger. They quiver their head against an object when theyre scared.
#056 Komodojo (Dragon / Fighting)
The Sensei Lizard Pokémon
When a Monitoro learns to channel its emotion, it becomes a Komodojo. These experts in balance can fight on any terrain, their mind zen and focused on their next moves.
#057 Orcalf (Water /Fairy)
The Orca Calf Pokémon
Orcalf have only one goal; to look after other baby Pokémon. Smaller species are at risk in the deep oceans surrounding Zealia and latch onto Orcalf for safety and warmth.
#058 Kiloway (Water / Fairy)
The Ocean Defender Pokémon
Kiloway stop at nothing to ensure equilibrium in it's environment. It will not allow bullying or any sort of hostility, and will put misbehaving Pokémon in time out.
#059 Seedle (Grass)
The Jumping Seed Pokémon
Seedle enjoy grouping together in the forest and bouncing all over the place. Their hard shell stops them from getting hurt as they ping all around their environment.
#060 Intreepid (Grass)
The Whip Tree Pok émon
If you ever find yourself walking alone in a forest and feel a tap on your shoulder, chances are an Intreepid is trying to make you jump. Their vines can stretch great distances to prank others.
#061 Bolossal (Dragon / Grass)
The Colossal Tree Pokémon
If a forest is big enough, there will always be a king or queen. Bolossal are the undisputed rulers of the Zealian forests. Though docile and calm, they are not afraid to show off their true strength to ward off unworthy challengers.
#061 Wallahop (Normal)
The Joey Pokémon
Wallahop are loveable and mischievous little Pokémon. They love to hide in small spaces, but if not found soon enough will wail until somebody comes to help.
#062 Boundaby (Normal)
The Energetic Pokémon
Boundaby have boundless energy, but aren't quite quick enough to compete again Ostretch in a race. They never give up however, and hope one day they will become quicker.
#063 Springaroo (Normal)
The Kangaroo Pokémon
Springaroo can jump incredible distances, it is advisable you don't get too close when they're about to hop, as its common for them to create small seismic rumble.
#063 Kaboomerang (Fire)
The Boomerang Pokémon
Kaboomerang have trouble moving on their own, but can deliver powerful explosive moves when thrown by their trainer. In the air they are able to manoeuvre much better and will always return to whoever threw them.
#065 Didgeridoom (Grass / Ghost)
The Haunted Didgeridoo Pokémon
By emitting low frequency melodies, Didgeridoom can scare even the most fearless of opponents into confusion, giving them a chance to strike.
#066 Clamoss (Grass)
The Small Moss Pokémon
Clamoss are passive creatures that enjoy to soak up the sunlight from under the water. Their skin is slippery, and so many unkowing trainers are sent head over heels in shallow waters.
#066 Algegush
The Moss Wall Pokémon
Algegush latch onto coastal rocks and soak the sea water and sunlight, the shade of green is a signial of their health.
#067 Chillipep (Fire)
The Pepper Pokémon
Chillipeps always have a cold. Their sneezes can send fireballs hurtling across the forest floor.
#068 Pepperthorn (Fire / Grass)
The Chilli Pepper Pokémon
Pepperthorn compete with one another as to who can withstand the hottest temperatures. They can be found aggravating fire types to prove they can take the heat.
#069 Steemie (Water)
The Starfish Pokémon
Steemie lie at the bottom of the ocean near volcanic vents. Their tolerance to the immense temperatures ensures that potential predators are kept well away.
#070 Scaldry (Water / Fire)
The Sea Monster Pokémon
It's possible to tell when a Scaldry is nearby through the temperature of the water. The warmer the sea gets, the more you are advised to get out.
#071 Carvanha (Water)
The Piranha Pokémon
Zealian Carvanha live in such a nice climate that their hatred is all but gone. They will still bite if you poke them, however.
#072 Sharpedo (Water)
The Great Shark Pokémon
Zealian Sharpedo are bigger than their Hoenn cousins. Using their powerful tails they can propel themselves at break neck speeds towards their target.
#073 Faether (Fairy / Flying)
The Fae Pokémon
Fairytales of small pixies living inside mushroom houses are inspired by the very real Faethers. They work all day making sweet treats for the neighbouring Pokémon
#074 Faeble (Fairy / Psychic)
The Dreamweaver Pokémon
Faeble enjoy nothing more than planting happy dreams into the restless. Their psychic powers allow them to implant magical stories directly into the recipients mind. It is believed that many famous authors and storytellers got their ideas from encounters with wild Faeble
#075 Flatypus (Water)
The Platypus Pokémon
Flatypus love fast flowing rivers, where they lay completely flat at the bottom when resting. If they ever need to move, they will release themselves and let the current take them.