List of Fakemon in "Mioo, Dorost Ast!"

Below is a list of non-canon Pokémon that exist in the specieswapped Pokémon universe, Mioo, Dorost Ast!.

## Pokémon from Iran

### Iranian Purrloin

Iranian Purrloin, called "Purrsian" by locals, is a fairy-type cat Pokémon. It's the first evolution of Iranian Liepard, and an Iran-exclusive version of the canon Pokémon, Purrloin.

It looks like a Purrloin and Meowth cross-breed, but isn't actually one. The nickname "Purrsian" is a combination of Purrloin and Persian.

It has pale fur, two big teeth and long whiskers sticking out of its face. Their eyes are dark-blue.

Iranian Purrloin's cry is the same as the original.

It was conceived on March 21, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Iranian Liepard

Iranian Liepard, called "Purrsian" by locals, is a fairy-type cat Pokémon. It's the second and last evolution of Iranian Purrloin, and an Iran-exclusive version of the canon Pokémon, Liepard.

It looks like a Liepard and Persian cross-breed, but isn't actually one. The nickname "Purrsian" is a combination of Purrloin and Persian.

It has pale fur with spots shaped like staring eyes, and ears much like that of a Persian. Their eyes are red.

Iranian Liepard's cry is the same as the original.

It was conceived on March 21, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Iranian Litleo

Iranian Litleo is a normal-type cat Pokémon. It's the first evolution and baby form of Iranian Pyroar, and an Iran-exclusive version of the canon Pokémon, Litleo.

It's completely white and has no hair on its head or tail-end. It smells strongly of firelighters after birth. A bedtime horror story popular in East-Iran is that people used to try and set cubs on fire as to evolve them into a rare male Pyroar. Their decline over the years is blamed on this practise, even though it's not supported with witness testimonies or documentation of it being true.

Iranian Litleo's cry is the same as the original.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Iranian Pyroar

Iranian Pyroar is the second and last evolution of Iranian Litleo, and a fire/fairy-type cat Pokémon. It's an Iran-exclusive version of the canon Pokémon Pyroar.

Like the original, males and females have a different appearance. Males have burning fire at the sides of their face, while the rest of their mane and pieces of their paws look like smoldering coal. At the right side of their front leg sticks out a giant blade, on their back rests a flaming fire ball, and the tip of their tail is also ablaze. Their fur is golden and has a bright shine to it.

In the past, they were revered creatures that the people of Iran changed their opinion on often. Some believed seeing one would bring peace and unity, others that they were the reincarnation of a mythological hero, but the animal was generally considered to be the proud symbol of their country.

Males today are rarely seen in the open and some think that's because there might only be one left in the world.

Females have a grey back with a pale stomach and a blade sticking out at the left side of their front leg. The long tuft of hair on their head is like smoke. They too are rare, but compared to the males, large in numbers. At least 99% of births are female cubs.

Iranian Pyroar's cry is the same as the original. The design of male Pyroars are based on the Persian coat of arms and Asiatic lions. Females are a combination of the latter and the original Pyroar species.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Rugpy

Rugpy is a ground/flying-type flat fish Pokémon that looks much like a handkerchief, but can be as big as a kitchen towel. It's the first evolution and baby form of Karpet. The name is a combination of the words "rug" and "guppy".

Most of them are small and humans sometimes mistake Rugpies for trash being carried off by the wind, either earning the creatures a trip to a trash can or a campfire, or on the head of a child as a scarf. Its scales feel like silk and its body bends much the same way.

Despite having the features of a fish, it doesn't like water and moves around in desert sand and air. The ground is used to traverse and hide in, since it's an easy catch for bird Pokémon.

Rugpy's cry is its own name.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Karpet

Karpet is the second and last evolution of Rugpy, and a flying-type flat fish Pokémon that looks much like a Persian rug. The name is a combination of the words "karp" and "carpet".

It's big and strong enough to carry two adults on their back, and some can even triple that amount. Its scales feel like sturdy, but soft fabric, and can't be used in human creations, as they'll wither when removed or a Karpet dies. Despite having the features of a fish, it does not like water and moves around in desert air.

Karpet has no cry and communicates through gestures. The wind that sometimes makes their outer scales clap together is treated as their cry.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Cruelbideh

Cruelbideh is a normal-type worm Pokémon with no evolutions, that looks like a well-known Persian meal, named Kabab Koobideh. The name is a combination of the words "cruel" and "koobideh".

It's more or less an oversized tapeworm that will force itself down an unsuspecting victim's throat if mistaken for the loved meat. It's not good at being sneaky, though, and it's easy to hear one trying to put itself down on someone's plate. Because of this -and despite being common in the region of Iran- human casualties are few. Still, it's a ruthless carnivore that can't be befriended, unless caught in a Poké Ball first.

Cruelbideh's cry sounds like the sizzling of food in a pan.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Mockingjird

Mockingjird is a rock-type mouse Pokémon. It's the first evolution of Jerboait and Gangooroo. The name is a combination of the words "mockingbird" and "jird".

It's primarily a herbivore that likes to nibble on grass Pokémon, but sometimes attempts to catch an insect Pokémon if small enough. It's able to mimic voices, but this talent isn't used for any other purpose than to tease people and Pokémon. It's mischievous, but harmless.

Mockingjird's cry is a quick and high-pitched "ja!". Its appearance is inspired by the Persian jird.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Jerboait

Jerboait is the second evolution after Mockingjird and before Gangooroo, and a ground/dark-type mouse Pokémon. The name is a combination of "jerboa" and "bait", though also a play on the word "jailbait"; though the term is of no relevance.

Its diet consists out of two specific types of flower that are plentiful in Iran. Jerboait loves to tease people and Pokémon by using their dark-type illusions to get their attention with objects they most desire, then taking them away. It's solely meant to be harmless entertainment, though their illusions can cause emotional harm and grief to their victims. The Pokémon seems unable to empathize with its target and will jump off when met with any kind of negative response.

Jerboait's cry is its own name. Its appearance is inspired by the Iranian jerboa.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Gangooroo

Gangooroo is the third and last evolution of Mockingjird and Jerboait, and a rock/ground/dark-type mouse Pokémon, large enough to look like a real kangooroo. The name is a combination of the words "gang" and "kangooroo".

Its diet consists out of flowers only, including those that are part of a Pokémon's body. The prettier it is, the more it wants it, no matter if the taste disappoints.

Gangooroo is a violent creature that jumps everything that moves. As it enjoys fighting, is speedy, and has extremely high stamina, it's an ideal Pokémon for big game battles. It's impossible to fully tame it, though, and mental trickery is needed to make it obey commands.

Gangooroos live in groups, and despite their aggressive demeanour, are persuasive enough to make other strong Pokémon join them. They're rarely seen without some other breed accompanying them and it's nearly impossible to catch this fully evolved Pokémon.

Gangooroo's cry is a growly "groo!" and sounds a bit like a horn's toot.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Dononkey

Dononkey is a ground-type donkey Pokémon. It's the first evolution of Gurspian. The name is a combination of the words "donkey" and "ono" (onager).

Its fur looks made out of sand with bits falling off of it constantly. Deep under this dry coat, undeveloped flower buds sit dormant, which will bloom when the animal soaks up large quantities of water. It's believed Dononkey will then enter a different evolution, but this hasn't been tested out, as they've nearly gone extinct and mainly walk around in empty deserts, far away from any rivers.

Some local legends claim the Dononkeys are to blame for the many deserts in Iran and why they were hunted and purposely made obsolete by using different cattle.

Dononkey's cry is its own name, though "-key" tends to sound like a donkey's bray. Its appearance is inspired by the Persian onager.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Gurspian

Gurspian is the second and last evolution of Dononkey, and a rock/ground-type horse Pokémon. The name is a combination of "Caspian" and "gur" (onager).

It's barely bigger than its first evolution, but stands out with its dainty features and pleasant personality.

Its hooves and legs are covered in rock, while the rest of its body has a more comfortable sand bag-feel to it. They're more rare than their first evolution, as they need human attention and training to evolve.

Gurspian's cry is its own name, though "gur-" tends to sound like a horse's neigh. Its appearance is inspired by the Caspian horse.

It was conceived on March 22, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Spiperling

Spiperling is a bug-type spider Pokémon. It's the first evolution and baby form of Spiper. The name is a combination of the words "spiderling" and "viper".

It looks like a fluffy sack with legs sticking out and isn't the best pick for battle because of its low speed, strength, and the set of attacks it's limited to. Nevertheless, if a battle opponent causes its sack body to open up, there's a 80% chance it'll evolve, no matter what its level is at that point.

On the other hand, if Spiperling receives the same kind of damage from a wild enemy that it couldn't mentally prepare itself for, it'll die - and there's still 20% chance the same will happen to a Spiperling forced into battle by an impatient trainer.

Spiperling's cry is a silent squeak like that of a dog toy.

It was conceived on March 23, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Spiper

Spiper is the second and last evolution of Spiperling, and a bug/poison-type spider Pokémon. The name is a combination of the words "spider" and "viper".

It's a small spider with an enormous and powerful tail that looks alot like a snake, eyes and teeth included. With it, Spiper is able to scare off predators, though the tail has its limits and can only perform basic attacks. Spiper's poison glands are in its mouth only, but effective to even certain other poison-type Pokémon.

Spiper's cry is its own name. Its appearance is inspired by the spider-tailed horned viper.

It was conceived on March 23, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Puppub

Puppub is a normal-type dog Pokémon. It's the first evolution and baby form of Massiff. The name is a combination of the words "pup" and "cub".

It's a small ball of hair with just a snout and legs sticking out. The excessive hair does not come from its body, though, but is his tail as it curls around itself. This is happens naturally and is mostly out of a Puppub's control. It happens to shield it from the elements and Pokémon attacks.

Puppub's cry is "pup!".

It was conceived on March 23, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Massiff

Massiff, also known as "Bearsian" by Iranian locals, is the second and last evolution of Puppub, and a normal-type dog Pokémon. The name is a combination of the words "massive" and "mastiff".

It's a dog the size of a horse with the features of a bear. It knows many ground-type and fire-type attacks, while still qualifying as a normal-type.

It's a real powerhouse that'll obey its master, regardless of a level gap or the trainer's talents, and is commonly used to guard cattle. It's not as friendly towards strangers and needs clear instructions on who is allowed to approach.

Massiff's cry is its own name, but sounds low and like a dog's bark. Its appearance is inspired by the Sarabi Mastiff/Iranian Beardog and a bear.

It was conceived on March 23, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Paratree

Paratree is a metal/grass-type bird Pokémon with no evolutions. The name is a combination of the words "parakeet" and "tree".

It has tree-branched wings with leaves at the end that change colour depending on the season. When it flaps them, it feels like fresh air being spread, but at the same time, getting hit by one of these wings will knock out the average human. They're of metal, opposed to wood, and indestructible; though losing their leaves will make it impossible for the Paratree to fly.

Paratree's cry is its own name. Its appearance is inspired by the Persian ironwood tree and Alexandrine parakeet.

It was conceived on March 23, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

### Immortowl

Immortowl is a fighting-type bird Pokémon with no evolutions. The name is a combination of the words "immortal" and "owl".

It's a tall, humanoid owl with brown feathers and bright, penetrating eyes. Males have large eyebrows, females a white face and legs. It looks like a Persian warrior from ancient times and is born with excellent fighting skills; making training unnecessary. The feathers on one wing are shaped like a shield, while on the other they come together to form what looks and functions like a spear. They can't fly because of this.

A peculiar detail about the Immortowl is that their numbers are always static; and they will never overpopulate a certain area. Males and females are infertile, until other Immortowls pass away or move out. At the same time, the death of a large population will cause all females of age to instinctively lay multiple eggs within a day, that'll hatch the next, with rapidly growing young.

People are still trying to figure out if the females are self-reproducing or the breed is always prepared for these situations by safe-keeping their partner's DNA. Research is difficult, as this Pokémon's behaviour and intelligence is close to that of a human, and not everyone agrees they should be caught and tested on like animals.

It's not a Pokémon that likes to be owned and will rarely build its home on a busy spot. Still, it can be reasoned with and understands human capitalism. Some faraway desert towns do business with Immortowls and keep the peace that way. Since they've been reported to approach humans in this manner, people assume they're not "born with clothes" like some Pokémon species are, but these -and the knowledge to make them- come from the residents of Iran they've traded with. Very few people have claimed to have seen one naked, so it's still a theory.

A trainer with a happy, obedient Immortowl by their side has either persuaded it with friendship or hired its services as a fighter, thus not captured it.

Immortowl's cry is "ahoo!", though males have a masculine voice and females sound feminine. The Pokémon is inspired by the "Persian Immortals" army. Males look like the Eurasian eagle owl, while females are based on the Ormani owl.

It was conceived on March 23, 2020, but made no official appearance yet.

## Unlocalized Pokémon

### Unmeide

Unmeide is a legendary Pokémon of which the details of its appearance and powers are mostly unknown. The name is a combination of the word "unmade" and the Japanese term "unmei", meaning "fate".

The Pokémon is unusual in the sense its abilities change depending on the reality its in. One consistency is that it spawns and uses dangerously bad weather to hide itself in, and the people who've gotten a glimpse of it have only ever seen the faded, ghostly silhouette of a sharp-beaked head with countless tentacles attached. It's extremely large, and because of its tendency to worsen the weather wherever it goes, impossible to approach by man or Pokémon.

Because it's unrecorded and rarely seen, only a select few Pokémon establishments entertain its existence.

In Mioo, Dorost Ast!, Unmeide was shown to possess the abilities "soul searching" and "time manipulation". "Soul searching" implies it can sense intent; and those who wish to approach it with hostility are ruthlessly disposed of, while benevolence is granted to those with peaceful and genuine intentions.

"Time manipulation" allows it to revert or fast forward time. It can also isolate targets to allow them to keep knowledge of the timeline they were in prior, though doing so when these characters are in the middle of an event will make their memories fuzzy on how they ended up in their new location.

While the original Pokémon series acknowledges different timelines to exist, Unmeide will always change the timeline its in and not, for example, move to an alternate reality or cause the timeline to branch out and become a new alternate reality. Whatever the results are of its time manipulation ability will become the new reality of that reality.

In That Darn Miaw, Unmeide briefly appears in the intro and showed off the ability to change one's biology as part of a curse.

While the willingness to grant benevolence to the peaceful and remorseful is a reoccurring trait, its desire to be left alone is greater and second chances are not handed out, making it unwise to look the creature up.

Unmeide's cry is a loud roar that always bleeds over to a high-pitched beeping sound, like it were a tinnitus symptom.

It was conceived in 2019, but made no official appearance yet.

## Trivia

* Karpet is inspired by Carpet from Aladdin.