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Arthropod

## Redirect

This egg group is called the "Bug Egg Group" in the mainseries Pokémon games. This wiki instead refers to it as the "Arthropod Egg Group" to avoid confusion with the Bug-type.

## Description

Arthropod is one of the 15 egg groups a Pokémon can have. Pokémon in the Arthropod egg group are generally bug-like and almost entirely consists of Bug-types.

## Fakémon

This wiki has 22 Fakémon and 4 Regional Variants that fall in the Arthropod egg group:
Volfant

## Description

Volfant is a Dark-type Baby Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Volfant evolves into Previla at Lv25, which evolves into Nudryol when traded for Wovis, and can be bred from Previla or Nudryol when they hold a Shady Incense.

## Information

Fakédex #: 172

Type: Dark

Ability: Stakeout/Run Away (HA: Pressure)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Undiscovered

Height: 1'04 (0.4 m)

Weight: 18 lbs (8 kg)

Fakédex Color: Black

## Biology

Volfant is a small, canine Fakémon highly resembling a wolf cub. The majority of its fur is black, but small beige furless patches are present just above each of its four ankles, and its back bears a dark red fur pattern resembling a rib cage or two connected "H"s. Its left ear is folded downwards while the right goes upwards to reveal a red inner ear. Below that, this adorable Dark-type has two blue eyes and a four-fanged snout.

Volfant are cowardly creatures that only attack weaker foes. They reside in forest dens and work in teams with other Volfant, Previla, and Nudryol.

## Fakédex

Volfant, the WOLF CUB Fakémon

Opal: "Using whines and howls they communicate with others of their kind and hunt down Ovint."

Obsidian: "They live in hidden dens in dark forests, only attacking weak creatures like lost Ovint. When put against an equal foe though, they will cry and flee."

## Stats

HP: 40

Atk: 62

Def: 38

SpA: 60

SpD: 50

Spe: 30

BST: 280

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Trivia

* Volfant is a counterpart to Ovint, both being mono-type Baby Fakémon with names derived from infant. Furthermore, their evolutionary families are loosely based on "a wolf in sheep's clothing" and their evolved forms need to be traded for each other to evolve like with Shelmet and Karrablast.

## Other Fakémon

< #171 Abscoat

> #173 Previla
Solicube

## Description

Solicube is a Rock/Psychic-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Solicube evolves from Culube when given a Moon Stone, which evolves from Flakite at Lv25. Flakite can also evolve into Likwake then Mesplake or Flakool then Flakwen.

## Information

Fakédex #: 162

Type: Rock/Psychic

Super Weakness: Electric, Ice

Ability: Solid Rock/Telepathy (HA: Sand Stream)

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Amorphous, Mineral

Height: 3'03 (1.0 m)

Weight: 165 lbs (75 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Solicube is a nearly cubical Fakémon with a body made of bluish-brown stone, and a sharp turquoise crystalline bump extends from each of its eight corners. A large noseless grumpy face rests on one of its six sides, breaking up the monotonous pseudo-diamond-pattern mostly covering its body.

Solicube are extremely cold Fakémon, measuring at only 10 Kelvin, and live in only the most frigid of conditions. Supposedly, anyone who touches its body without gloves will turn into cold stone.

## Fakédex

Solicube, the COLD CUBE Fakémon

Opal: "Be careful not to touch its body with bare skin, or you'll instantly turn to cold stone, legends say. Solicube's surface has been measured to be -440ºF."

Obsidian: "Each one moves very slowly about in freezing cold tundras. Analysis has shown its body to be made of tessellated crystals."

## Stats

HP: 69

Atk: 75

Def: 96

SpA: 130

SpD: 115

Spe: 15

BST: 500

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Evolutionary Family

 Flakool, Ice/Fairy
 Culube, Ice/Psychic

* Flakite last hit by a(n) Electric-, Fighting-, Fire-, Rock-, Steel-, or Water-type move evolve into Likwake
* Flakite last hit by a(n) Bug-, Dark-, Fairy-, Ghost-, Normal-, Poison-type, or typeless/nonexistent move evolve into Flakool
* Flakite last hit by a(n) Dragon-, Flying-, Grass-, Ground-, Ice-, or Psychic-type move evolve into Culube

## Origin

Solicube's design comes from an ice cube, a boulder, and a snowflake, its behaviors/motif from ice crystallization and rock formation, and its name is derived from "solid" and "(ice) cube". Flakite's different evolutions are based upon water's sensitivity to temperature.

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no evolutionary lines slowly change type combination in an A>A/B>C/B, A/B>C/B>C/D, or A/B>A/C>D/C manner
* All real Pokémon with Solid Rock (Camerupt, Rhyperior, Tirtouga/Carracosta) possess a 4x weakness to at least one type

## Other Fakémon

< #161 Culube

> #163 Sleeslush
Weather Shield

## Description

Weather Shield is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature ability of Jergobi. Weather Shield grants the user immunity to a certain type of moves, depending on the current weather in battle, and lasting for the duration of that weather. Rain gives the user an immunity to Water-type moves, sunny weather gives the user an immunity to Grass-type moves, hail an immunity to Ice-type moves, and Sandstorm to Ground-type moves. To summarize:

This ability does not give the user an immunity to the damaging effects of hail and sandstorm.

## Flavor Text

"Protects against moves the same type as the weather."

## Example Situation

1. Desoar used Sandstorm!
2. A sandstorm kicked up!
3. *Jergobi's Weather Shield*
4. Jergobi became immune to ground!

## Trivia

* Weather Shield allows for an immunity to any one of Jergobi's four weaknesses
Tracker

## Description

Tracker is an ability introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. This ability halves the chance of moves (used by a 'mon with Tracker) missing against targets with status conditions (burned, poisoned, paralyzed, asleep, frozen). For example, a move with 60% accuracy would have 80% accuracy when used by a Fakémon/Pokémon with Tracker against a Fakémon/Pokémon who's statused.

## Flavor Text

"Makes misses half as likely against targets with status ailments."

## Example Situation

N/A. Cannot be described easily via battling.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon/Fakémon with Tracker are weak to Ground-type attacks
Swiddle

## Description

Swiddle is an Ice-type Baby Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, but is exclusive to Fakémon Topaz. Swiddle evolves into Fasharp at Lv23, which evolves into Byutiferr when given an Ice Stone during the day.

## Information

Fakédex #: 038

Type: Ice

Ability: Fluffy/Snow Blindness (HA: Oblivious)

Gender Ratio: 25% Male/75% Female

Egg Group: Undiscovered

Height: 1'00" (0.3 m)

Weight: 13 lbs (6 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Swiddle is a bright white mink-like Fakémon with constantly closed eyes and a sleepy expression. Its fur stands up in several spikes around its neck, while the rest is smooth. While Swiddle typically scurries about in a quadrapedal posture, it can stand on its hind legs to act aggressive. However, Swiddle are very lazy and will rarely move except to eat, lying about in a near-circle.

## Fakédex

Swiddle, the LAZY MINK Fakémon

Topaz: "Swiddle move very little when not playing. They just like to laze about and look adorable."

Amethyst: "Swiddle are docile creatures. They just like to laze about and look adorable."

## Stats

HP: 20

Atk: 40

Def: 10

SpA: 60

SpD: 30

Spe: 50

BST: 210

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

\*Fire-type moves do double damage if Swiddle has Fluffy

## Origin

Swiddle's design and behavior are based upon the American Mink and mink scarves.

## Trivia

* Swiddle can be seen as a counterpart to Isoglate. Both are the first stage in three-stage Ice-type evolutionary lines and gain a secondary type upon evolution. They also have the same base stat total and similar evolutionary methods. Lastly, the Isoglate line is exclusive to Fakémon Amethyst while the Swiddle line is exclusive to Fakémon Topaz.
* The Fakémon described on this page was previously described here on Page 469 of the Serebii Forum discussion: "Create/Rename/Change Anything and Everything"

## Other Fakémon

< #037 Leparath

> #039 Fasharp
Steel

## Description

Steel is one of the 18 types a Pokémon can have. Steel-type moves are super effective against Fairy-, Ice-, and Rock-types, but aren't very effective against Electric-, Fire-, Steel-, or Water-types. Steel-types are also weak to Fighting-, Fire-, and Ground-type moves, but resist Bug-, Dragon-, Fairy-, Flying-, Grass-, Ice-, Normal-, Psychic-, Rock-, and Steel-type attacks. Poison-type moves have no effect on Steel-types. To summarize:

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

The move Metal Cutter is super effective against Steel-types, no matter the circumstances.

## New Moves

No new important Steel-type moves were introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst or Fakémon Opal and Obsidian.

## Fakémon

This wiki has 22 Steel-type Fakémon and Regional Variants:
Thorror

## Description

Thorror is a Grass/Dark-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, but is exclusive to Fakémon Amethyst. It is not known to evolve into or from any other Fakémon.

## Information

Fakédex #: 091

Type: Grass/Dark

Super Weakness: Electric, Ground

Ability: Unnerve/Rough Skin (HA: Prankster)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Monster, Plant

Height: 3'03 (1.0 m)

Weight: 148 lbs (67 kg)

Fakédex Color: Green

## Biology

Thorror is a quadraped Fakémon with a green body and big red eyes. Its face is extremely ugly with fat dark green lips surrounding a toothy mouth that has two giant tusks. Two backwards-pointing, wooden horns are on the top of its head and are covered in a small spiky thorns. Similar thorny horns are placed at regular intervals down Thorror's back and tail. The torso and stubby legs of Thorror are also covered in thorns, though these are long spines like those of a cactus.

Thorror are reviled for the disturbing, sinister feeling they exude. This is believed to be a defense mechanism against predators, something which the feeling definitely accomplishes.

## Fakédex

Thorror, the MONSTER Fakémon

Topaz: "Shady forest clearings are where this Grass-type prefers to reside. Despite its peaceful and lazy stance, something about it feels just very, very wrong…"

Amethyst: "When you walk through a forest and repeatedly feel something watching you, it’s probably Thorror. Just leave some food on the ground and pick up your pace, and you should be just fine. Hopefully."

Opal: "Despite their natural bodies, no remains, records, or evidence exist for Thorror more than a century ago. And their populations just keep rising..."

Obsidian: "They roam through dark, leafy areas seemingly without a purpose. Its gait seems unnatural and robotic."

## Stats

HP: 103

Atk: 80

Def: 40

SpA: 110

SpD: 123

Spe: 31

BST: 487

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Thorror is based on a Hodag and thorny bushes/cacti. Its shiny coloration being various shades of red makes it resemble a demon. "Thorror"="Thorn"+"Horror".

## Trivia

* Thorror can be seen as a counterpart to Fertoil. Both are single-stage Grass-types with a BST of 487 and learn a lot of status moves. Thorror is exclusive to Fakémon Amethyst, while Fertoil is exclusive to Fakémon Topaz.

## Other Fakémon

< #090 Fertoil

> #092 Tufteer
Tapingur

## Description

Tapingur is a Rock/Ground-type Fossil Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Tapingur evolves from Slazin at Lv30, after being resurrected from the Arm Fossil.

## Information

Fakédex #: 154

Type: Rock/Ground

Super Weakness: Fighting, Flying

Ability: Fur Coat/Slo-Mo (HA: Huge Power)

Gender Ratio: 75% Male/25% Female

Egg Group: Field, Monster

Height: 8'10 (2.7 m)

Weight: 606 lbs (275 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Tapingur is a shaggy, bipedal, sloth-like Fakémon with thick brown and beige fur in an ebbing pattern, and a blue and white fur pattern on its stomach resembling a toothy smile. A rocky, armor-like hide covers some parts of its fur/skin, protecting the shoulder blades, elbows, and lower legs/feet. Its head is round and like that of a bear, though with a triangular red snout and angled ears. Its limbs are long and bulky (especially its arms), and each ends in three sharp obsidian claws. Tapingur are extremely slow and lazy creatures, closely related to Slaking, and dwelled on ancient flat plains in early human history, mostly eating whatever foods were in arm's reach.

## Fakédex

Tapingur, the ANCIENT SLOTH Fakémon

Opal: "Despite a sturdy hide and powerful arms, they are extraordinarily lazy. They mostly ate whatever was in arm's reach at any given moment."

Obsidian: "While they went extinct a long time ago, some older stories about encountering Tapingur before fossil restoration have gained popularity in recent years."

## Stats

HP: 125

Atk: 105

Def: 115

SpA: 65

SpD: 50

Spe: 10

BST: 470

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Tapingur is based on a ground sloth, modern sloth, mapinguari, and a grizzly bear, and derives its name from some word I've forgotten, "Mapinguari", and "finger".

## Other Fakémon

< #153 Slazin

> #155 Passemby
Slo-Mo

## Description

Slo-Mo is an ability introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. At the end of every turn, the Fakémon's speed will be lowered by one stage and another random stat (Atk, Def, SpA, SpD, Acc, Eva) raised by two stages.

## Flavor Text

"Moves in slow-motion, lowering speed and raising another stat."

## Availability

 #154
 #161

## Example Situation

1. *Tapingur's Slo-Mo*
	1. Tapingur's speed fell!
	2. Tapingur's evasiveness sharply rose!

## Variants

Slo-Mo is a variant of the real Pokémon ability Moody, an exclusively hidden ability which lowers one of the Pokémon's stats by one stage and raises another by two stages.
Thundrace

## Description

Thundrace is a Fire/Electric-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. It evolves from Burneigh at Lv40 which evolves at Lv20 from Burwin, the Fire-type starter of the Mabaca region.

## Information

Fakédex #: 006

Type: Fire/Electric

Super Weakness: Normal, Water

Ability: Blaze (HA: Speed Boost)

Gender Ratio: 87.5% Male/12.5% Female

Egg Group: Field

Height: 5'03 (1.6 m)

Weight: 227 lbs (103 kg)

Fakédex Color: Red

## Biology

Thundrace is a lanky slender equine Fakémon with reddish-orange skin and yellow legs ending in orange hooves. A heated golden mane of hair extends from the top of its head to its tail, which frequently lets loose fiery sparks.

Due to their immense speed and general love of running, they are often used in races, being easily able to outpace Rapidash and Mudsdale. They settle disputes with each other also by racing, exhausting themselves by running for twenty miles without rest.

Similarly to its pre-evolutions, Thundrace's coloration depends upon its current emotional state. Happier Thundrace have much brighter and warmer bodies that can easily set off fiery sparks, while displeased Thundrace's have frizzy cool manes filled with static electricity.

## Fakédex

Thundrace, the BLISTERING Fakémon

Topaz: "Thundrace are commonly used in Pokémon racing. If you blink, you might miss it zoom by at Mach 1."

Amethyst: "Leaves a trail of bright sparks behind it. These easily shock or burn whatever they touch."

## Stats

HP: 45

Atk: 105

Def: 55

SpA: 105

SpD: 85

Spe: 135

BST: 530

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Thundrace is based on the Akhal-Teke and other racing horses. Its name is also derived from the word "race", as well as "thunder".

## Other Fakémon

< #005 Burneigh

> #007 Olmee
Conventionalcarebearstatsystem

**The Conventional Care Bear Stat System** is a power leveling system that measures six different attributes in a scale of 1-10, those being Caring, Belly Badge, Speed, Strength, Jump and Heroism. Despite having six points, the image Tidepool Orchestra as well as this wiki uses depicts them in a pentagon shape, perhaps meaning that Caring and Heroism should always be the same number?

The stats break down as follows -

**Caring** is the measurement of how much a character cares for others, being a ranking of their own empathy towards humanity.

**Belly Badge** is the measurement of the potential power of the Care Bear's belly badge in regards to combat applications, meaning an Active Class (+) Belly Badge will almost always rank higher than a Passive Class (-) Belly Badge.

**Speed, Strength, and Jump** are self explanatory. They measure a characters potential Speed, Strength, and Jump respectively.

**Heroism** measures feats based on bravery and how many other characters they saved in a situation, usually a Care Bear should get a 10 in this category.

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**Trivia** - Brian was drunk while making the image which is why it's a pentagon instead of a hexagon
Mabacese Tangrowth

## Description

Mabacese Tangrowth is a Grass/Water-type regional variant of Tangrowth found in the Mabaca region. Mabacese Tangrowth evolves from Mabacese Tangela when leveled up knowing Calm Mind.

## Informational Differences

Dex #: R#007 [*P#465*]

Type: Grass/Water [*Grass*]

Super Weakness: Ice, Steel

Ability: Water Veil/Weaver (HA: Tangling Hair) [*Chlorophyll/Leaf Guard (HA: Regenerator)*]

Height: 6'07 (2.0 m) [*SAME*]

Weight: 209 lbs (95 kg) [*283.5 lbs (128.6 kg)*]

Fakédex Color: Green [*Blue*]

## Biology

Mabacese Tangrowth's body is covered in tight, thin reeds instead of the loose vines of its regular form. These reeds hold large pockets of air, allowing Tangrowth to control its bouyancy and breathe underwater. Due to this and its streamlined body, M-Tangrowth makes a great swimmer despite its weight and size. Tangrowth also has a crown-like structure of cattails on its head and flipper-like feet to further aid in camoflauge and swimming. Their reeds grow back quickly and strong in only an hour or two due to the amazing nutrient-rich water of their habitat. Because of this, many ancient cultures in Mabaca utilized these reeds in making all manner of things, from food to clothes to boats.

It is believed that Tangela and Tangrowth have adapted to their Mabacese forms due to both heavy consumption of nutrient-rich water and the flash flooding of the forests and jungles they lived in.

Mabacese Tangrowth are more social and comfortable around humans than their Sinnohan cousins. In fact, they will sometimes swim up to boats and try to play with the people aboard. They also like to wait in the shallow shores of rivers and act like a bush. Once something comes nearby and rests, Tangrowth slowly extends a reedy arm before striking so fast you can't see it.

## Fakédex

Tangrowth, the REED [*VINE*] Pokémon

Topaz, Mabacese Form: "Tangrowth wanders into shallow waters and anchors itself, blending in among the reeds. Any nearby prey is slowly crept up upon, then grabbed tightly in the blink of an eye."

Amethyst, Mabacese Form: "Ancient Mabacese society used its reeds for practically everything. Paper, clothes, tents, boats, even food!"

Topaz, Sinnohan Form: "Tangrowth's arms are actually vines, and regrow when damaged."

Amethyst, SInnohan Form: " During the summer, rapid growth is experienced, making them look even more bush-like than usual."

## Stats

HP: 105 [*100*]

Atk: 70 [*100*]

Def: 60 [*125*]

SpA: 105 [*110*]

SpD: 125 [*50*]

Spe: 70 [*50*]

BST: 535

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Mabacese Tangrowth is based upon Papyrus sedge and a scuba diver. The pseudo-crown on its head is comprised of several cattails.

## Dex Order

< #057 Flimsio

> #058 Gilash

## Other Fakémon

< R#006 M-Tangela

> R#008 M-Meowth
Weak Lungs

## Description

Weak Lungs is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Weak Lungs activates whenever the user is hit with a Flying-type move or attempts to use a sound move, but the activation message will not appear for the latter. When a Fakémon with Weak Lungs is hit by a Flying-type move, no damage will be received and the message: "[FAKÉMON] took in air!" will appear, followed by the Fakémon being healed by 1/4 of its maximum HP. However, if a Fakémon with Weak Lungs attempts to use a sound move, the power of the move will be halved.

## Flavor Text

"This Pokémon has weak lungs. It's healed by flying moves, but its sound moves are weak."

## Example Situation

1. The opposing Peregrit used Brave Bird!
2. *Graven's Weak Lungs*
3. Graven took in air!
4. *[Graven's HP goes from 32% HP to 57% HP]*
5. Graven used Ancient Echo!
6. *[Ancient Echo hits twice but with only 90 power instead of 180]*
Slosh

## Description

Slosh is a Water-type physical move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature move of Brash Form Bupidanite.

When used, Bupidanite rams into the opponent and sloshes its liquid, doing damage and giving no other effects. This move's base power however, is boosted by 50% (so 135 power) if Bupidanite has a status effect.

## Move Information

Type: Water

Category: Physical

Power: 90

Accuracy: 100

Power Points: 10PP

Priority: 0

Makes Contact: Yes

Condition: Tough

## Flavor Text

"A foul watery concoction is poured on the target. Its power increases if the user has a status effect."

## Other Moves

< Shimmer Wing

> Snatcheroo
Zuf

## Description

Zuf is a Normal-type Baby Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Zuf evolves into Fulf at Lv18, and can be bred from Fulf when Fulf holds a Field Incense.

## Information

Fakédex #: 145

Type: Normal

Ability: Fluffy/Cute Charm (HA: Volt Absorb)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Undiscovered

Height: 0'04 (0.1 m)

Weight: 4 lbs (2 kg)

Fakédex Color: Yellow

## Biology

Zuf is a small, bipedal rodent Fakémon with fur that is whitish-yellow with brown patches. Its simple head has two large eyes and a small smile, but also two ears, both being perfectly round and having internal concentric circle patterns. Its hands, feet, and tail are large for its body and a vibrant yellow, and each appendage has four digits. Zuf build up a warming energy in their fuzzy fur, though this can easily become staticky and slightly dangerous, so they release it into nearby berries, cooking the plants to perfection.

## Fakédex

Zuf, the FIELD MOUSE Fakémon

Opal: "While Zuf's fur is quite soft and fuzzy, it easily builds up static electricity. Zuf can release this at will, and uses this to cook berries."

Obsidian: "Their bodies naturally produce a mild warming energy, so they almost never feel cold."

## Stats

HP: 30

Atk: 30

Def: 20

SpA: 40

SpD: 50

Spe: 50

BST: 220

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

\*Electric-type attacks heal Zuf if it has Volt Absorb

## Origin

Zuf is, as evidenced by its category, based upon a field mouse, and its name derives from "zap" and "fluff".

## Trivia

* Zuf is the last of this site's Fakémon in alphabetical order

## Other Fakémon

< #144 Worstar

> #146 Fulf
Vulpoor

## Description

Vulpoor is a Normal-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Vulpoor evolves into Mastulf at Lv25.

## Information

Fakédex #: 016

Type: Normal

Ability: Quick Feet/Klutz (HA: Normalize)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Field

Height: 1'00 (0.3 m)

Weight: 22 lbs (10 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Vulpoor is a small orangish-brown quadrapedal Fakémon not closely resembling any one species. Its body is covered in scruffy orange fur that points outwards and backwards, ending in a large round tail-spike. Four legs extend from the bottom of its brick-like torso in a non-symmetrical fashion, each one ending in a white shoe-like paw. Its head is rather large for its body, mainly due to its tall triangular ears, although the mismatched eyes and snout help. Many patches of grey fur are visible on its body, and these grow with age.

Vulpoor are often studied due to their interesting genetics, having managed to breed excessively with nearly every Normal-type in existence. Due to this, their appearance is chimeric and a bit strange. Vulpoor are aggressive creatures, seeking out fights wherever they go. Despite this, they have been nearly domesticated in the past century and now are calm and gentle around humans.

Vulpoor and Mastulf were formerly the only known Fakémon capable of learning the move Snatcheroo.

## Fakédex

Vulpoor, the ROOKIE Fakémon

Topaz: "This scruffy Normal-type wanders through streets and forests, looking to pick a fight. They've been getting more comfortable around humans in recent years."

Amethyst: "DNA from dozens of Normal-types mix together to form a hybrid with a genetic code rivaling that of Eevee."

## Stats

HP: 38

Atk: 51

Def: 48

SpA: 45

SpD: 40

Spe: 46

BST: 268

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Vulpoor is based on several mammals, mainly stray dogs, wolf cubs, fox kits, and the Russian Domesticated Red Fox. Vulpoor is a mixture of "vulpes" (the genus name for foxes) and "poor", both poor as in improverished and poor as in poor-quality.

## Trivia

* Vulpoor was originally called Fomerox, which was also a Normal-type fox but that's basically where the similarities end. It was a bad idea that I already forgot at least 3/4s of
* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 268

## Other Fakémon

< #015 Tapestrect

> #017 Mastulf
Spectear

## Description

Spectear is a Ghost/Normal-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Spectear evolves from Grantasm when given a Dusk Stone at Lv40 or higher, which evolves from Tynyt at Lv25.

 Information

Fakédex #: 023

Type: Ghost/Normal

Super Weakness: Fairy, Fire

Ability: Nocturnal (HA: Aftermath)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Field, Human-Like

Height: 7'03 (2.2 m)

Weight: 287 lbs (130 kg)

Fakédex Color: Black

## Biology

Spectear is a bipedal, humanoid, ursine Fakémon. Spectear is quite large and intimidating due to its stature, hypnotic eyes, and the four sharp claws on each of its paws. Spectear's fur is mostly a deep black in color with several white and red markings (creating the impression of expensive attire), the most notable being the white triangular patch under its neck resembling an open tuxedo. Its head has two ridges above the eyes, a long snout, and two small circular ears.

Spectear are highly intelligent creatures only found at night. Each Spectear controls a large territory within a forest, dealing with anything that enters via its ghostly abilities. At dawn, Spectear quickly find a dark place to sleep so as to avoid being burnt by the sunlight. But at dusk, they will come out again with their powers restored.

Spectear are known for feeding almost entirely on fish Pokémon. They often tussle with Tufteer and Fangula.

## Fakédex

Spectear, the NECRO BEAR Fakémon

Topaz: "Spectear have almost fully developed their ghostly powers. If a trainer enters a Spectear's forest at night, there is little chance they will make it out alive."

Amethyst: "Spectear have many unnatural abilities, such as distorting space and summoning spirits. Few trainers catch them due to their aggressive and dangerous nature."

Opal: "If you are seen by a Spectear, it is best to lie back and pretend to be dead. This way it will think you are a fellow Ghost-type."

Obsidian: "When hungry, it just drains the energy from sleeping Pokémon in the forest. If it can't find any sleepers, it will rampage and unleash its ghostly powers on nearby area."

## Stats

HP: 96

Atk: 104

Def: 52

SpA: 139

SpD: 70

Spe: 47

BST: 508

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

\*Ghost-type attacks heal Spectear if it has Nocturnal

## Origin

Spectear is based on vampires (more specifically, Count Dracula), a "spirit bear", grizzly bears, sun bears, and bears of the extinct Kolponomos genus. The name "Spectear" is a portmanteau of "Specter" and "Bear".

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no real Pokémon are Ghost- and Normal-type
	+ A Pokémon/Fakémon with this type combination would be only weak to Dark-type moves and would have three immunities
* The digits in Spectear's base stat total add up to 13, a characteristic it shares with the other members of its evolutionary family
* The Fakémon described on this page was previously described here on Page 469 of the Serebii Forum discussion: "Create/Rename/Change Anything and Everything"

## Other Fakémon

< #022 Grantasm

> #024 Gask
Temp Blast

## Description

Temp Blast is a Fighting-type special move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature move of Temprawl.

Temprawl's current form determines the secondary effects of Temp Blast. When Temprawl is in Arid Form, being hit by Temp Blast causes the target's weakness to Fire-type moves to grow by 10%, or be multiplied by 1.1, while the target's weakness to Water-type moves lessens by 10%, being multiplied by 0.9. The reverse happens when Temprawl is in Humid Form, with the target's weakness to Water going up by 10% and the Fire weakness going down by 10%. This effect does stack, going 1x, then 1.1x, then 1.21x, then 1.321x, and so on. This Fire/Water damage multiplier change does not occur if the target is immune to Fighting-type moves (with Ghost-types).

The following table assumes the opponent does not have any immunity-causing abilities and that Temprawl uses Temp Blast every turn with no other modifiers

## Move Information

Type: Fighting

Category: Special

Power: 55

Accuracy: 100

Power Points: 25PP

Priority: 0

Makes Contact: Yes

Condition: Beautiful

## Flavor Text

"A punch of solidified temperature is launched at the target. Its effects depend on Temprawl's form."

## Other Moves

< Spirit Drain

> Twin Toxin
Episode 3

(Still being edited)

Episode 3 is the 3rd episode of the series.

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## Summary

Soo Lee pulls out his phone with a super shady face and...searches up tripod fish. (We're sorry for doubting how much of an idiot you are.) Soo had missed the practice session because he was walking Choa Shin home. The swimming coach called him and told him that he would clean the pools until he had deeply repented.

The next day, Choa assumes that everything will be fine since Soo promised to keep her identity a secret. However, Soo keeps almost breaking the promise over and over. Choa continuously threatens him and Icelyn Lee mistakes the threatening for flirting.

Later, when Soo is cleaning the pool, he gets the idea to teach Choa how to swim. He calls her and the episode ends on a cliffhanger.

## Characters

First appearances:

None.

Other appearances:

* Soo Lee

* Choa Shin

* Chan Song

* Icelyn Lee

* Swimming Coach
Crallone

## Description

Crallone is a Grass/Ground-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Crallone evolves into Hermesa when leveled up holding a Light Clay.

## Information

Fakédex #: 018

Type: Grass/Ground

Ability: Damp/Leaf Guard (HA: Grass Pelt)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Arthropod, Plant

Height: 0'08 (0.2 m)

Weight: 9 lbs (4 kg)

Fakédex Color: Green

## Biology

Crallone is a small crustacean Fakémon. It has six brown legs leading from the underside of its body and two large pincers extending from the front. Its eyes are placed on leafy stalks on its head. Crallone have leafy shells on their dome-shaped back resembling shells. Their skin has a strange semblance to clay and must be moisturized every few hours to prevent drying out and other health problems.

Crallone are nomadic creatures, not having any particular home. During the day, they scrounge forests and shrublands for food and at night retreat under piles of leaves where they easily blend in. Each Crallone has a collection of leaves on their back forming a weak shell. They often will steal leaves from others to add to their own collections with no care over who needed it more.

## Fakédex

Crallone, the LEAF SHELL Fakémon

Topaz: "They gather leaves and stick them to their moist bodies as a shell. Crallone often can be found duking out over a particularly large or pretty leaf."

Amethyst: "Crallone's skin is made of a substance highly similar to clay. They must submerge themselves in water six times a day to keep from drying out."

## Stats

HP: 48

Atk: 46

Def: 39

SpA: 45

SpD: 52

Spe: 38

BST: 268

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Crallone is based on a Hermit Crab, cocooned insect, and how some animals sleep on/under various plants. Its name is a mixture of "Crab" and "alone", with the second word only being relevant in a much earlier concept for this Fakémon and being kept for stylistic sake.

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 268

## Other Fakémon

< #017 Mastulf

> #019 Hermesa
Snow Blindness

## Description

Snow Blindness is an ability introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. When a Fakémon with Snow Blindness is battling and an enemy causes the harsh sunlight effect, either by the moves Max Flare and Sunny Day, or the ability Drought, all enemies will have their accuracy lowered by two stages. This **cannot** circumvent stat-drop-preventing abilities like Keen Eye, and Pokémon with Contrary will have their accuracy raised by two stages.

## Example Situation

1. Scrafitch used Sunny Day! The sunlight turned harsh!
2. *Flakwen's Snow Blindness*
3. Foe's Scrafitch's accuracy harshly fell! Foe's Akabura's accuracy harshy fell!

## Trivia

* Snow Blindness is an exclusive ability to Ice-types
Electrical troubleshooting

**CHECK YOUR BATTERY FIRST!!!**

Too many owners want to tackle their entire electrical system at the first sign of a problem, when the majority of them simply need to have a *professional* check their battery. A standing/standalone voltage test is useless for these purposes, and a home load test will only give you some rough idea of battery condition, but is not as thorough as just *taking it into an automotive store* and having them do a quick free test.

* Bike won't start
* Need to jump start the bike with a car
* Nothing happens when you hit the starter button
* Clicking at startup attempt
* Slow starter turning
* Buzzing
* Bike turns over but no spark
* Bike cuts out while riding
* Excessively dim headlights

or, of course:

* You have the funny sensation your battery may be going bad
Trikureet

## Description

Trikureet is a Bug/Dark-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Trikureet evolves from male Perasquick at Lv22. (Female) Perasquick can also evolve into Widoom.

## Information

Fakédex #: 029

Type: Bug/Dark

Super Weakness: Bug, Poison

Ability: Web Trap/Arena Trap

Gender Ratio: 100% Male

Egg Group: Arthropod

Height: 1'00 (0.3 m)

Weight: 18 lbs (8 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Trikureet is a small arachnid Fakémon with a chubby abdomen and head, as well as six legs. Its body is covered in a dense layer of shaggy brown and black hairs. Its abdomen also bears a pattern of a black spiderweb sillhouette. Its face has a set of eight large eyes above a set of pincers.

Trikureet are asocial and live alone, staying away from Perasquick/Widoom colonies. They obtain food by setting traps, waiting for something to fall in or even just come near, and then grab the prey. They prefer Grass-types for food, but will take anything when hungry.

## Fakédex

Trikureet, the TRAP-SETTER Fakémon

Topaz: "Trainers should be careful in Trikureet habitats. The ground is littered with their traps, as well as many Pokémon that have fallen prey."

Amethyst: "They carefully lay traps in common pathways and wait inside. If something goes close without triggering, it will be dragged underground in the blink of an eye."

## Stats

HP: 80

Atk: 93

Def: 55

SpA: 93

SpD: 55

Spe: 121

BST: 497

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Trikureet is based upon spiders of the Ctenizdae genus, with its name being a joke upon "Trick-or-treat" but also sounding like "Trick or eat".

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, there are no real Pokemon who are both Bug- and Dark-type
* The Fakémon described on this page was previously described here on Page 468 of the Serebii Forum discussion: "Create/Rename/Change Anything and Everything"

## Other Fakémon

< #028 Widoom

> #030 Choctot
Traffitop

## Description

Traffitop is an Electric/Steel-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Traffitop evolves into Gorillot when leveled up knowing Nature Power.

## Information

Fakédex #: 100

Type: Electric/Steel

Ability: Motor Drive/Light Metal

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Field, Mineral

Height: 2'00 (0.6 m)

Weight: 53 lbs (24 kg)

Fakédex Color: Grey

## Biology

Traffitop is a mandrill-like Fakémon entirely comprised of shiny noncurved metal. Its arms drape down to knee-level when fully upright. The head is particularly complex in shape, having ears resembling ear muffs and a polygonal snout. Both its eyes and the wire-like markings all around its body glow a bright yellow. A short prehensile tail comprised of three segments with gears on the joints is also present.

All Traffitop stem descend from several made as part of an unknown experiment many years ago. Its brain is based on data from Porygon and the metal in its body is based off that of Magnezone, though heavily demagnetized.

## Fakédex

Traffitop, the CLOCKWORK Fakémon

Topaz: "One of few truly synthetic Pokémon, data from Porygon and metal from Magnezone were used in its construction."

Amethyst: "Traffitop can swing through trees and rafters all day and night, seemingly never resting. They can perform 3000 different complex movements."

## Stats

HP: 47

Atk: 67

Def: 43

SpA: 61

SpD: 19

Spe: 73

BST: 310

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

\*Electric-type moves heal Traffitop if it has Motor Drive

## Origin

Traffitop is a robotic chimp/mandrill and its name stems from a traffic-light-like previous design. It also is unintentionally a literalization of the term "code monkey", a term I didn't learn until many months after first writing this page.

## Other Fakémon

< #099 Gardgoyel

> #101 Gorillot
Web Trap

## Description

Web Trap is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Web Trap can only activate once per battle for its user. The first time during a battle that a 'mon attacks another 'mon that has Web Trap, the attacker will have their speed lowered by three stages.

## Flavor Text

"A web is set at the start of the battle. The first to attack the web maker becomes tangled, lowering their speed."

## Example Situation

1. Go! Trikureet! Widoom!
2. Foes sent out Fasharp and Pinnipris!
3. Pinnipris used Quash! Trikureet will move last.
4. Fasharp used Ice Beam against Trikureet!
5. *Trikureet's Web Trap*
6. The opposing Fasharp's speed drastically fell!

## Trivia

* Web Trap is an exclusive ability to Bug-types
Masterful Cheap and Lying Talker

[Cheap Talk] + [Masterful Lier] = [Masterful Cheap and Lying Talker]

Passive. Increases Kireina's proficiency while talking and lying, making everything she says more believable. This also grants her Resistance over other people with similar skills.

Fused with Sin of Lust Cunning and Parallel Thinking: Masterful Lier
Ukoot

## Description

Ukoot is an Electric/Bug-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Ukoot evolves into Ryte at Lv15, which evolves into Ubtoos when given a Thunder Stone.

## Information

Fakédex #: 032

Type: Electric/Bug

Ability: Swarm/Static

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Arthropod

Height: 2'00 (0.6 m)

Weight: 44 lbs (20 kg)

Fakédex Color: Yellow

## Biology

Ukoot is an insectoid Fakémon that looks like a pillbug. Its body is mostly a bright yellow though its underside has a duller, more beige coloration with horizontal black lines at regular intervals matching the scales above. Eight tiny claw-like legs emerge from the underside of its body, while a set of scissor-like mandibles is visible on Ukoot's face. Ukoot's face also has two black eyes in the shape of vertical ovals and two wire-like antenna.

Ukoot are known for swarming power plants to devour wires and other carriers of electricity. Their preferred method of movement is angling their bodies and grabbing their own legs to curl into a ball. This allows them to roll around at high speeds.

## Fakédex

Ukoot, the ANGULAR Fakémon

Topaz: "To roll around at high speeds, Ukoot tucks itself into a ball by holding its rear legs."

Amethyst: "Wires and other cords are happily munched on by Ukoot's powerful mandibles. These are then converted into electrified dung capable of frying anything that touches it."

Opal: "They have historically had low populations, and were on the verge of dying out before electricity became wide-spread and an easily accessible foodsource."

Obsidian: "Ukoot's electrified dung is a suprisingly efficient and clean source of fuel. There are currently talks to make a power plant/Ukoot farm utilizing this."

## Stats

HP: 29

Atk: 41

Def: 32

SpA: 18

SpD: 44

Spe: 66

BST: 230

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Ukoot is based on a pill bug and an acute angle. "Ukoot" is a corruption of "Acute".

## Other Fakémon

< #031 Choclandy

> #033 Ryte
Episode 1

Episode 1 is the 1st episode of the series.

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## Summary

Choa Shin attends a swim meet, in which Soo Lee comes in fourth. Soo recognizes Choa, but before he can say anything, his coach calls him over. The coach lectures him for a bit before telling him that if he slacks off training again, he'll have to clean the swimming pool. Afterwards, Soo's friends, Icelyn Lee and Chan Song, greet him and congratulate him. As he hugs them, he spots Choa walking out.

The next day, Harim asks Choa if she wants to eat with her but Choa refuses. Soo then greets her and asks if she went to the swim meet. She reluctantly says that she was there. Icelyn then reluctantly gives Chan 10 dollars (they had a bet). Soo says that Choa must like swimming too. However, Choa coldly says that she doesn't like water. The atmosphere then becomes awkward and Soo, Icelyn, and Chan leave to eat lunch.

After school ends, a teacher asks Choa if she could give the swimming coach at the school pool a file on her way home. Choa leaves it on his desk and hesitates as she passes by the pool. Choa goes to the pool and dips her hand into the water while saying to herself that she wishes she could swim freely. Soo taps her on the shoulder and surprises her, and she falls into the pool. Soo quickly jumps into the pool and Choa's mermaid appearance is revealed.

## Characters

First appearances:

* Choa Shin

* Soo Lee

* Icelyn Lee

* Chan Song

* Harim

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Wind Guard

## Description

Wind Guard is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature ability of Boarick. When a Boarick with Wind Guard is on the field, Boarick and its allies take only 1/3 damage (rounded up) from Flying-type damaging moves, as well as Mirror Move. A table of damaging Flying-type moves and their power before and after Wind Guard activates is listed below:

## Example Situation

1. Go! Boarick! Hostick!
2. Foes sent out Peregrit and Desoar!
3. The opposing Peregrit used Wing Attack!
4. *Boarick's Wind Guard*
5. *[Wing Attack brings Hostick's HP down to 83% HP instead of 49% HP.]*
6. It's super effective against Hostick!
Symmemmys

## Description

Symmemmys is a Steel/Psychic-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Symmemmys evolves into Mirrim at Lv32.

## Information

Fakédex #: 069

Type: Steel/Psychic

Ability: Trace/Mirror Armor (HA: Levitate)

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Mineral

Height: 1'08 (0.5 m)

Weight: 44 lbs (20 kg)

Fakédex Color: Grey

## Biology

Symmemmys is an oval-shaped metallic Fakémon with a handle-like tail extending downward from its bottom. It has two curved, handless arms attached to its frame. This frame is simple and almost without decoration, only bearing a small brass rectangle on the bottom front and an infinity symbol on the back. Its face is large and reflective with two small pink eyes and a round mouth.

Symmemmys have many bizarre properties affecting reflections. First is that Symmemmys has perfect left-right symmetry, each side changing to match the other, including damage suffered. Secondly, mirages, tricks, illusions, and lies are laid bare in its reflections, allowing the objective truth to be viewed. According to mysterious cave drawings, Symmemmys were crafted by a strange people of another world then traveled through a mirror to ours. No evidence has been found against this, as Symmemmys remains date back 5,500 years and no more.

## Fakédex

Symmemmys, the REFLECTION Fakémon

Topaz: "Symmemmys is the same on its left and right, down to the molecular level. If you make a scratch on one side, an identical one will form on the other."

Amethyst: "Symmemmys reflect the objective form of things. If you view a mirage or an optical illusion using its reflective face, you will understand the trickery present."

## Stats

HP: 52

Atk: 12

Def: 52

SpA: 32

SpD: 112

Spe: 72

BST: 332

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

\*Ground-type moves do no damage if Symmemmys has Levitate

## Origin

Symmemmys is based on a mirror. Its name is the word "symmetry" turned into a palindrome.

## Trivia

* All of Symmemmys's stats end in a 2, including its BST. It shares this trait with Mirrim
* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 332

## Other Fakémon

< #068 Kaijalla

> #070 Mirrim