Pokémon Chaos/Order/Viscazza Pokédex

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Key:
*Sections in white are unlocked upon any form.
*Sections in green are unlocked upon obtaining the unevolved form.
*Sections in cyan are unlocked upon obtaining the first evolution.
*Sections in blue are unlocked upon obtaining the second evolution.
*Sections in purple are unlocked upon obtaining all forms.
Note that some entries, such as the Pebblyte line, have branching evolutions and as such will use a different notation to show which sections are unlocked with which evolutions.
==Ophelawn Line==
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==Bivire Line==
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==Ninsha Line==
The base form of the line, Ninsha, is a modestly-sized fish-like Pokemon with black and cyan coloration. It is particularly well known and infamous for its temperament; it may be quiet and keep to itself, but when mistreated or sent onto the battlefield it can become quite aggressive, sticking to its task of defeating its foe and not wavering from it. Its pectoral fins are quite sharp and are its main weapons, using them to cut and slash at anyone who may mistake this fish for a snack. Bug-type Pokemon such as Weedle and Spinarak are common prey to Ninsha as it leaps out of the water, slashing about.
Salaslasher is the evolved form of Ninsha. Unlike its preevolution, Salaslasher is quite heavy and bulky. Its relatively small, newly-grown limbs fail to carry its weight much in the murky swamps and estuaries it calls home. Yet it cannot go onto land either; while it possesses both lungs and gills, thus theoretically allowing it to survive out of water, it does not have the proper musculature and strength to move, thus keeping it stuck in one place, unable to propel itself. Thus, it takes up the lifestyle of an ambush predator, submerging itself partially in the riverbed and camouflaging nigh-perfectly. As fish Pokemon pass by overhead, it lunges and devours them whole in its gaping maw.
The final form, Pleuronin, swims down rivers and heads to the seas, where it remains. Its body becomes much mores streamlined, allowing for easy swimmings through currents as it undulates and slithers like an eel. It is capable of impressive bursts of speed as it lunges out from the crevasses and cracks of reefs and shallows, but cannot maintain maximum velocity for long, and are quite slow when not undergoing these speed boosts. Much of their time is spent waiting for prey to pass. The odd blade-like reed at the end of their tail helps strike at foes' weak points and dices up food for Pleuronin to eat. It should also be noted that Pleuronin is actually much more durable than its thin hydrodynamic frame might suggest.
The entire line is carnivorous. As mentioned above Ninsha prefer to eat small Bug Pokemon, as they don't have proper teeth or sharp enough fins to tackle bigger prey. Salaslasher tend to prey on modestly-sized fish such as Magikarp. Pleuronin are not particularly picky about what marine Pokemon they can get their jaws on, although they can also eat simple water plants if live prey is scarce for some reason.
Members of every form in the line generally lead solitary lives in their respective habitats, although groups of Ninsha congregating in rivers are not unheard of.
==Skeletadder Line==
Legends of the Skeletadder line are frequent and common throughout the years. The line is notable for their strange biology; despite being reanimated dragon skeletons, they are not Ghosts like many "undead" Pokemon such as Gengar, Fenrisulk, or Corpsyceps.
Paradoxically, they are partial Ice types in spite of the dragon's common weakness to the cold as well as what the blue fire surrounding their bodies may suggest. The truth about these flames is that they are not "naturally-occurring", harboring some sort of strange shadowy origin that makes them unable to be put out through conventional means. This is without mentioning how said flames actually drain thermal energy from the immediate vicinity. This unusual property is what gives them their "Cryo Body" ability, in which a foe drawing too close to a member of the line will have their heat energy sucked out of their body, leaving them frozen and immobile for some time. Common folklore would assert that this actually resulted in the victim's soul being reaped; however, this is not the case.
Skeletadder is a small serpent-like Pokemon. No longer than the average man's leg, the well-known "chilling flames" that the line possesses are restricted only to the heart-like core that floats in its ribcage. And a heart is just about the best thing that it can be explained to be; common theories suggest that it contains the soul of the creature and should the core "break" in some way, the Pokemon would cease existing. Again, however, this is most likely not the case. Skeletadder has never been documented eating on its own will, whether in the wild or as a captured Pokemon, although given that it is literally just a levitating serpent skeleton with absolutely no organs, it's not like it has any reason to.
As Skeletadder draw closer to evolving, their skeletons become much more reinforced and stronger, designed to take immense physical damage and dish out some in return. It's believed that at night when the temperatures fall, Skeletadders with especially strong skeletons will evolve into Skeletrake. Now a much longer organism, almost as long as three men stacked on each other are tall, the blue fires of the line spread to all over the creature's body aside from its neck and head. It also grows two rather large wings with tattered membranes, not that it actually needs them since it can levitate.
The line, despite their Ice typings, thrive in the desert called Route 7. Attacks from them lurking in the sand have been reported, albeit extremely rare, and might have just been rampaging Onixes from the nearby Ignited Cave. Speaking of the cave, a population of Skeletadders has been reported in the cave in spite of its fire-spurting crevasses. One trainer did report seeing an abnormally large Skeletrake in a frosty bay as far south as Indicus, however.
Both members of the line lead solitary lives. It's completely unknown how they breed.
==Cotylonga Line==
The Cotylonga line is a mysterious species. Remaining unknown to man for thousands of years, only now have they been discovered drifting in the cold open oceans to the east of Viscazza. Even then they are exceptionally rare; the final form in particular is just about unheard of.
Cotylonga are small creatures, completely devoid of any features whatsoever, that resemble a polyp or fleshy stalk with abnormal protuberances scattered about. It does not even have eyes or a mouth, and appears to be completely immobile, unable to move on its own. It's completely unknown how Cotylonga gets its nutrition but it was commonly theorized it thrives solely on sunlight, although the murkiness of the open ocean east of Viscazza, especially around Indicus, makes this theory questionable.
When this line evolves into Physalethal, it turns inside out and begins to swim freely, not very well however. It grows tentacles of decent length that travel behind it; the tentacles are laced with a paralyzing toxin that leave fish Pokemon such as Magikarp easy pickings for this Pokemon. It is unknown how Cotylonga evolve into Physalethal but it is theorized that it might have something to do with electrical impulses in conjunction with cold but not freezing temperatures. Many trainers have reported that by sending their Cotylonga through trading machines and sending them around friend groups, the electric impulses from trading kickstart the Pokemon's evolution.
Cyaneoxin is by far the most mysterious. Very few trainers have seen this Pokemon in the wild, much less caught one. However, those that have seen a Cyaneoxin all seem to agree that they appear very rarely in one location only: at the waters' surface above a deep sea trench. Cyaneoxin's toxins are said to be so powerful it can stop one's heartbeat and drain all heat and life from them, as reported and proven by one misfortunate trainer who, tragically, was attacked by one of these creatures and lost his beloved starter to it. It seems to possess tremendous resilience, not backing away from attacks whether melee or ranged, and no matter what never seems like it can be defeated, hence its nickname the "Infinite" Pokemon.
The line does not appear to have genders, implying they reproduce asexually. How, though, is another question, one that cannot be answered.
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