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[throw_stone]

Many Pokemon have appeared over this month - 'twas fun to experience. But there is but one large question I've got, for today.

What have you named these species? As there is no information on these species, I'm sure many have thought of names for themselves. I have chosen names for two - but I would not be insulted if you'd chosen another name.

7th - Pantunde. I'd heard one of them let out a loud 'Pan' sound as I captured it, before it went back to the growls we've all heard. It also seemed shady, with an attitude - so I tried to combine the three names.

21th - Raimog. They look like smaller Raichu - along with the Moogle I have seen summoners bring to battle. (Moogle were species who went extient in my land - small, fluffy machinists.) These creatures, Raimog, seem to at least know Tackle.

23th - Aevis. They look a lot like baby Aevis, strong birds of Ivalice. It seems rather physically strong - like most birds of this land.

[Each date also has a picture of Ramzas' Pokemon. It took him at least a few hours to figure that out. C:]

What have you named the ones you've discovered? Have you better names for these few? A list of these names would help all of us quite a bit, while discussing our results.

Thank you.

PS: Perhaps the locations they appeared also influenced their types. Some may still be appearing - I'd enjoy to see them, as well. If only there was a Pokemon who could figure out types - who could change to the types of other creatures.
Also, how would you suggest to stop a Pokemon from clinging to you? I'm afraid Alma - one of the small flower-carrying Pokemon - may evolve to something too large to rest on my head, if she evolves.

I have also got spare Pokemon from the days I listed, along with the creatures from the 22nd.


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[enjoymyatelier]

Ah, I've mostly been giving them taxonomic-style names, though the only thing I've named so far is the keychains. They're Vexo Tintinnus for incredibly obvious reasons.

[it sounds a little cooler than "irritating jangly thing."]

But I have noticed something interesting regarding types --- after some experimentation, I've noticed that the Pokemon that have been showing up in Blackthorn seem to resist dragons in some way, and those pungent pink birds that showed up in Violet could have done so because it was... er... "the city of nostalgic scents," whatever that means.

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[throw_stone]

Yes - that is rather obvious. I'd decided to not capture one of the keychains, after seeing what they were like.

As for the Pokemon who've appeared around Cherrygrove and the town around it - Cherrygrove is known as 'A city where you can smell small flowers and a sea breeze.'
Perhaps the smell angle explains the strange cotton-like Pokemon. But if that is the case, I must still wonder for the Pantunde, Raimog, bugs, and Aevis. Though perhaps the Aevis were coming for the bugs - and the bugs came for the smell of the flowers?

The creatures of Blackthorn, however - they're not the only ones who resist dragons. The flower Pokemon have been irritating my Dragonite, as she tries to strike them down. 'Tis interesting...

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[enjoymyatelier]

The one I caught isn't that irritating now that I actually have it... actually, thinking about it, there may have been one riling all the others up.

Anyway, it's a bit difficult to say, really. Maybe once we know more about them, their placements will make more sense, but as it stands, we can really only guess.

And... really, now? Those little flower things resist dragons, of all things? And here I was worrying about whether or not most Pokemon would just be able to squash them. Still, that has some interesting implications to it, now that I think about it.

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[throw_stone]

That would make sense - one, taking advantage of their situation to cause havoc. A common thing.

I wonder if the natives of this land will send us information? They'd know more then us.

It does, doesn't it? I wish to investigate that further as well - I've noted chatter about a new type on this device. If I had more Pokemon with varying moves, I'd simply test to see if they were not Grass-type, as I thought they might be. They look like simple Grass-types, however

[He hits the send button, because he's noticed something else. A few moments later...]

The cotton-like one also resists Dragon-type moves. I've never seen such a frustrated Dragonite.

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[enjoymyatelier]

Probably, yes. Fortunately, I'm presuming it's been sent somewhere appropriate, so they should be well behaved for now.

[rest in fucking pieces, walter]

There's a possibility someone from another region may arrive to give the locals some updates, given that's what happened the last time a completely unknown Pokemon started swarming. And I'm honestly surprised those aren't just Grass types, given that they seemed so classic...

... and what, the pink things...?