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Glofro [Normal] > Faupurr [Normal] #105 – Glofro are curious Pokemon that can sense small changes in their air with their hair. They are fickle however, so trainers have a hard time keeping them focused. #106 – Faupurr run at high speeds, purposefully crashing into anything that gets in their way. They fluff up their […]

Huero [Water/Electric] > Lantepid [Water/Dark] || Mega Lantepid [Water/Flying] #103 – Huero uses vivid colors and shocking horns to ward off potential predators. If that fails, its tough, rough scales keep it safe. #104 – Lantepid lure prey with their glowing horns. Unfortunately, they see boat lights as rival Lantepid and will ram these vessels. […]

Dudoof [Normal/Fire] > Slagmar [Normal/Fire] #101 – Dudoof are incredibly soft and warm. They’re not easy to raise though, as they’re very hard working and need constant activity. #102 – Slagmar are slow but powerful. They expel heat to prevent their shell from becoming brittle. Pokemon Bracket Fusion Project Info: Generation: 2 Parents: Doofos (T,CF) […]

Aerling [Flying/Water] > Orpheanic [Flying/Rock] #099 – Aerling are weak fliers and unfortunately easy prey. After hatching, they can’t migrate from their birthplace until evolution. #100 – Orpheanic can fly across vast oceans with ease. They lay their eggs in calm water, but will abandon them shortly after hatching for their cliffside homes. Pokemon Bracket […]

Viridew [Grass/Water] > Zaivieur [Grass/Fighting] #097 – Viridew are awkward on land and spend most of their early years in water. They’re often hunted for their leaf-like plates. #098 – Zaivieur defend younger Pokemon. While they are primarily known for their fighting skills, they are also expert tailors, making use of natural materials. Pokemon Bracket […]

Apoiz [Poison/Fairy] > Illnag (Temperate) [Poison/Fairy] || Illnag (Tropical) [Poison/Fairy] #095 – Apoiz are covered in a slime made from the trash that they eat and purify. With the right mixture, they become light enough to float. #096 – Illnag‘s evolution depends on the climate and their diet, though it is hard to force the […]

Klownicca [Fire/Ghost] > Cindaeno (Standard) [Fire/Ghost] || Cindaeno (Placid) [Fire/Psychic] #093 – Klownicca make great companions for children. They are friendly, playful, and love to entertain! #094 – Cindaeno can change forms at will, but will revert to Placid Cindaeno when drained. Standard Cindaeno‘s frightening appearance and explosive theatrics scares many, but they are loyal […]

Esploben [Bug/Rock] > Carassare [Steel/Bug] #091 – Esploben are volatile Pokemon, both in personality and physically. When upset, they explode spikes, guiding them with magnetic precision. #092 – Carassare build armor for themselves from metal in the earth. When they duel, they prefer attacking facing due north or south. Pokemon Bracket Fusion Project Info: Generation: […]

Tentunite [Water/Poison] > Malostrum [Water/Rock] #089 – Tentunite have regenerative properties, allowing them to restore limbs or heal from near death. When their shell feels too small, they are ready to evolve. #090 – Malostrum continuously grow throughout their lives. Early on, they are nimble hunters, as they age they become more sedentary and instead […]