Tinkaton

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==Summary==
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Tinkatink (Japanese: カヌチャン Kanuchan) is a dual-type Fairy/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.
It evolves into Tinkatuff starting at level 24, which evolves into Tinkaton starting at level 38.
Tinkatink carries a crude, gray, cylindrical hammer with a short handle, which resembles a baby's rattle. It creates its own hammer using iron scraps, remaking it as many times as it wants until it is satisfied. Tinkatink uses the hammer to protect itself. However, the hammer is often stolen and eaten by Pokémon with a metal diet. Tinkatink is a female-only species.
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Tinkatuff (Japanese: ナカヌチャン Nakanuchan) is a dual-type Fairy/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.
It evolves from Tinkatink starting at level 24 and evolves into Tinkaton starting at level 38.
Tinkatuff carries a large, gray, crude yet sturdy hammer, with loose metal plates for the hammer head and what appears to be the old hammer Tinkatuff had as a Tinkatink on top of the shaft. Tinkatuff makes its hammer using metal it collects from groups of Pawniard and Bisharp, which it preys on. Two Tinkatuff will smash their hammers together in order to test out the hammers' strength. Tinkatuff lives in homes made from piles of scrap metal.
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Tinkaton (Japanese: デカヌチャン Dekanuchan) is a dual-type Fairy/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.
It evolves from Tinkatuff starting at level 38. It is the final form of Tinkatink.
Tinkaton wields a crude, gigantic metal hammer that weighs over 220 pounds (100 kg) and is larger than its own body. The hammer appears to have been made using the old hammer Tinkaton had as a Tinkatuff for the base, with several scraps of metal colored in varying shades of gray and purple welded onto it. The hammer also has a spiked beige axe-like structure on top. Despite the hammer being heavy, Tinkaton can swing it with ease by using its whole body.
Tinkaton is intelligent and has a reckless personality. It swings its hammer at rocks to send them into the sky, aiming to hit flying Corviknight. This Pokémon will also steal anything that it wants and take it back to its dwelling. It has been observed using its hammer like a bed to sleep on.
Tinkaton is the only known Pokémon capable of learning the move Gigaton Hammer.
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==Powers and Stats==
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Key: Tinkatink | Tinkatuff | Tinkaton
Name: Tinkatink, Tinkatuff, Tinkaton
Origin: Pokémon
Gender: Female
Age: Varies
Classification: Metalsmith Pokémon, Hammer Pokémon
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Size Manipulation, Weapon Mastery, Power Nullification (Mold Breaker negates the target's abilities from working; Feint bypasses Protect), Paralysis Inducement (Astonish may flinch the target. Fake Out flinches the target), Magic, Air Manipulation (With Fairy Wind), Empathic Manipulation, Statistics Reduction (Baby-Doll Eyes lowers the target's Attack. Rock Smash may lower the target's Defense. Flash Cannon may lower the target's Sp. Def. Ply Rough may lower the target's Attack. Skitter Smack lowers the target's Sp. Atk), Metal Manipulation, Statistics Amplification (Metal Claw may increase the user's Attack), Absorption (Draining Kiss heals 75% of the damage dealt), Martial Arts, Status Effect Inducement (Sweet Kiss confuses the target. Flatter confuses the target), Animal Manipulation, Damage Boost (Knock Off deals more damage if the user has a held item), Darkness Manipulation, Light Manipulation, Ice Manipulation, Resistance to Status Effect Inducement (Own Tempo prevents her from getting confused), Analytical Prediction (Feint bypass and cancels moves like Protect and Detect) Normal, Grass, Ice, Flying, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Dark, and Fairy, Poison, and Dragon-type moves
Attack Potency: Small City level (Scale to Rhyhorn) | City level (Scale to Dragonair) | Large Mountain level+ (Scale to Alolan Dugtrio)
Speed: FTL (First Stage Pokémon can use and dodge Solar Beam, which is light collected directly from the Sun), faster with Fake Out (Always strikes first) | FTL, faster with Fake Out | FTL, faster with Fake Out
Lifting Strength: Class 25 (Scale to Mantyke) | Class 25 | Class T (Scale to Machamp)
Striking Strength: Small City level | City level | Large Mountain level+
Durability: Small City level | City level | Large Mountain level+
Stamina: Comparable to the likes of Riolu and Alolan Rattata, the latter who can scout cities for an entire night in search of food
Range: Below Standard Melee Range (She's 0.4 meters in size), farther with her hammer, Kilometers with powers (Pokémon are able to use moves such as Thunder and Thunderbolt, moves that summons cloud-to-ground lightning, and Sunny Day, a move that clear the skies and let sunlight drought the battlefield) | Below standard melee (She's 0.7 meters tall), farther with hammer, Kilometers with powers | Below Standard Melee Range, farther with hammer, Kilometers with powers
Standard Equipment: Her hammer
Intelligence: The Tinkatink line are an incredibly intelligent Pokémon being able to craft sturdy and functional hammers even while in their first stage of evolution, with the later stages showing an increase in crafting skills and combat prowess, as the line that once began as a weak victim turns into a dangerous threat for other Pokémon like Bisharp and Corviknight. Pokémon like Charmeleon are all born to fight and are able to use many different types of moves that each require different activations and effects, even being able to proficiently use Fighting-types moves just as well as an actual Fighting-type Pokémon would, they are also able to equally fight other Pokémon and win, such as Machamp who mastered every single martial art, and Alakazam who has an IQ of 5,000, as well as many others
Weaknesses: Fire and Ground-types moves
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
*Gigaton Hammer: A Steel-type move that only Tinkaton can use, she swings her huge hammer to attack the target with immense force, however, she cannot use this move twice in a row.
*Covet: Covet deals damage and steals the target's held item, if the user is not already holding an item. Items stolen from wild Pokémon are kept after the battle ends, but items stolen from a Trainer's Pokémon are not. Items stolen from the player's Pokémon, either by wild Pokémon or Trainer Pokémon, are returned at the end of the battle.
*Sweet Kiss: Sweet Kiss causes the target to become confused. Confused Pokémon have a 33% chance of hurting themselves each turn, for 1-4 attacking turns.
*Knock Off: Deals damage and if the target has a held item, damage is increased by 50% and the item is removed for the remainder of the battle. All items are restored at the end of a battle.
==Notable Matchups==
Victories:
Losses:
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