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Mastulf

## Description

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

## Information

Fakédex #: 017

Type: Normal/Fighting

Super Weakness: Psychic, Rock

Ability: Quick Feet/Scrappy (HA: Normalize)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Field

Height: 3'07 (1.1 m)

Weight: 95 lbs (43 kg)

Fakédex Color: Grey

## Biology

Mastulf is a large quadrupedal canine Fakémon. Its fur is silver grey with several black and orange asymetrical markings, with occasional spiky tufts in some areas. Four legs extend from the bottom of its torso with the front two being slightly longer. Its tail is bushy like that of a fox, and curls up and over (and slightly to the left of) its body in a threatening manner. Mastulf's face is stiff and ugly, ending in a box-shaped snout with fangs. Two tall pointy ears extend at angles from the top of its head.

The genetic code of Mastulf is famous for being so bizarrely complex, basically being a hybrid of all Normal-types in the Field egg group. This has led to them having a bizarre uneven appearance, as well as balanced stats and an absurdly large movepool.

Mastulf are aggressive creatures, loving to fight with any wild Pokémon/Fakémon they find. Despite this, they show an immense love for humans. As such, they are often found skulking around urban areas in search of someone to give them food.

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

## Fakédex

Mastulf, the GRIZZLED Fakémon

Topaz: "Mastulf live together in packs, but reject any Vulpoor that try to join. The Vulpoor must live on its own and learn its strength."

Amethyst: "Tenacious and audacious. Friendly to humans, aggressive to all wild Pokémon."

## Stats

HP: 76

Atk: 79

Def: 77

SpA: 79

SpD: 77

Spe: 79

BST: 467

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Mastulf is based on several canines, mainly stray dogs, wolves, mastiffs, foxes, and the Russian Domesticated Red Fox. The name "Mastulf" is a mixture of several words including Fluff, Massive, Mastery, Mastiff, and Wolf.

## Trivia

* Mastulf was originally called Wulfosane and more just a buff wolf than a weird fox-dog-wolf hybrid

## Other Fakémon

< #016 Vulpoor

> #018 Crallone
Pilittel

## Description

Pilittel is a Psychic/Bug-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Pilittel evolves into Helief at Lv30, which evolves into Medilief when leveled up knowing Return.

## Information

Fakédex #: 071

Type: Psychic/Bug

Ability: Inner Focus (HA: Placebo)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Arthropod

Height: 1'04 (0.4 m)

Weight: 15 lbs (7 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Pilittel is an insectoid Fakémon with a cream-colored circular body. This body has six stubby legs, as well as a red +-shaped marking on its back. Its head is small but wide, and has two large green eyes and a set of mandibles, plus two prehensile antennae. Pilittel are strange creatures that live in groups that follow bizarre, arbitrary conditions. The reasoning for these actions are unknown but may tie to their evolutions' healing abilities.

## Fakédex

Pilittel, the SUGAR PILL Fakémon

Topaz: "They scurry aimlessly about, looking for strange and useless items to wear, like vines, trash, and shed fur. Whichever one wears the most is considered the ruler."

Amethyst: "Pilittel like to rub against human feet. While some people believe that this has healing properties, that claim has been thoroughly debunked."

Opal: "The 'leader' Pilittel is whichever one looks the most zany and nonsensical. To achieve this rank, they often root through garbage and wear whatever can be found about."

Obsidian: "Their behavior widely varies and shifts randomly, seemingly without cause."

## Stats

HP: 52

Atk: 51

Def: 53

SpA: 56

SpD: 55

Spe: 54

BST: 321

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Pilittel is a literal "pill bug" but a sugar pill. "Pilittel"=Pill+Litter+Little.

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 321
* Pilittel was originally called Placefoe (a combination of Placebo and foe/faux)

## Other Fakémon

< #070 Mirrim

> #072 Helief
Liskit

## Description

Liskit is a Fire-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Liskit evolves into Craskink when given a Fire Stone.

## Information

Fakédex #: 111

Type: Fire

Ability: Drought/Chlorophyll (HA: Solar Power)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Draconic

Height: 2'04 (0.7 m)

Weight: 15 lbs (7 kg)

Fakédex Color: Red

## Biology

Liskit is a small red and orange Fakémon resembling a skink. Its legs are short and each foot has four toes evenly splayed. The tail is moreso a bloated extension of the body and doesn't taper to a point, instead rounding after several inches so the end is hemicircular. The jaw and back of the head are each ringed with fire, creating a tiny flaming circle to deflect predators from attacking its head. The tongue is also not only comprised of fire, but a special super-hot blue fire. Liskit are cold-blooded despite their head-fires and have to reside in areas with a temp of 80º-120ºF. Their diet consists almost entirely of desert-dwelling bug-types like Mabacese Trapinch and Skorupi.

## Fakédex

Liskit, the FIRE TONGUE Fakémon

Topaz: "Despite being fire-types, Liskit are very much cold-blooded. If they get below 70ºF, they’ll begin to slow down and get sick."

Amethyst: "Liskit like to sit on warm rocks and wait for bug-types to get near. Their favorite meal is Trapinch."

## Stats

HP: 50

Atk: 30

Def: 40

SpA: 60

SpD: 60

Spe: 70

BST: 310

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Liskit is based on a blue-tongued skink, and its name is a mixture of "lizard", "brisket/briquette", "and "skink".

## Trivia

* I considered removing Liskit/Craskink several times early on, but decided not to because of how few mono-types are in Mabaca's Fakédex

## Other Fakémon

< #110 Hitchaunt

> #112 Craskink
Mirrim

## Description

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

## Information

Fakédex #: 070

Type: Steel/Psychic

Super Weakness: Dark, Rock

Ability: Trace/Mirror Armor (HA: Levitate)

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Mineral

Height: 3'11 (1.2 m)

Weight: 141 lbs (64 kg)

Fakédex Color: Grey

## Biology

Mirrim is a large mirror-like Fakémon with a shimmering, reflective face. This face has three pink eyes arranged in a triangle formation and a round dark grey mouth. Around this face is a metal body with various slopes and decorative formations on the rim. Many markings and valuable jewels are also visible on this rim. Two long, curved, handless arms extend from the sides of this body, while a large infinity symbol is engraved in its back.

Mirrim's shimmering face depicts a bizarre version of reality, often revealing illusions and invisible objects and changing the appearance of people and other complex things. This is believed to be due to Mirrim showing the thoughts of those around it. Legends also speak of strange things from other worlds emerging from Mirrim's face, although no proof of this has been obtained.

## Fakédex

Mirrim, the REFLECTION Fakémon

Topaz: "Mirrim show a strange distorted reflection of what it sees. It is believed to depict the thoughts of those nearby."

Amethyst: "There once was a man who emerged from Mirrim’s reflective face. The man claimed to have appeared from an alternate world, before diving back into the Mirrim and disappearing forever."

## Stats

HP: 92

Atk: 2

Def: 52

SpA: 92

SpD: 142

Spe: 92

BST: 472

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

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

## Origin

Mirrim is based on a large mirror, which is also the word that its name is a palindromic version of.

## Trivia

* All of Mirrim's stats end in a 2, including its BST. It shares this trait with Symmemmys
* Mirrim was originally named Rorrim (Mirror backwards) but this name was already used by many Fakémon by different people and really didn't fit with the name Symmemmys
* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 492

## Other Fakémon

< #069 Symmemmys

> #071 Pilittel
Forethick

## Description

Forethick is a Grass-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Forethick evolves from Trimetry after being interacted with in Pokémon Amie/Refresh/Camp at least five different times with at least fifteen minutes between each interaction.

## Information

Fakédex #: 087

Type: Grass

Super Weakness: Electric, Fire

Ability: Root Anchor

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Plant

Height: 13'01 (4.0 m)

Weight: 1,587 lbs (720 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Forethick is a large tree-like Fakémon with a circular expanse of yellow grass extending around it. Further tree-like structures grow from this grass, but are attached by straight branches to the main tree body. Even more branches are visible that do not particularly connect any trees, and just grow at right angles in random directions.

Forethick's main trunk body is covered in thick, rough white bark with occasional brown streaks, and has a large, visible face positioned at roughly eye level. This face only consists of two brown eyes with black pupils and a large jagged mouth. This main body also has two large, muscular, moving arms with five fingers each. The fists and lower arms are covered in dark brown bark. Lower on Forethick's main trunk are several roots extending outwards then dipping into its grassy base. A large set of leafy "hair" extends across the top of Forethick, forming a canopy.

Forethick are quite docile, generally staying in place exactly where they evolved. This is despite having the ability to uproot themselves and move whenever they feel like it. Their branches are a particular oddity, being hard as stone and never forming any angle that isn't a right angle. Many Fakémon make their home in or on Forethick, feeding off its leaves and grass. This does not harm nor cause pain to Forethick.

## Fakédex

Forethick, the LABYRINTHINE Fakémon

Topaz: "Forethick will generally stay right where they evolved. After a few months, their branches will have begun barincing out and blocking paths."

Amethyst: "Its branches weave into complex geometric patterns no matter what. Non-right angles on this Pokemon are an oddity."

Opal: "In a far-away region, there exists a massive Forethick that has grown for longer than history. Every Forethick aspires to be mistaken for a real forest."

Obsidian: "A massive series of roots allow Forethick to detect water sources and plant growth from miles away."

## Stats

HP: 140

Atk: 35

Def: 110

SpA: 85

SpD: 80

Spe: 20

BST: 470

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Forethick is based on a bonsai tree and a forest, specifically Pando, and its name is a portmanteau of "Forest" and "Thick".

## Trivia

* Forethick was originally just a big Grass/Rock tree with weird extending branches surrounding and obscuring it, though it did have the same name

## Other Fakémon

< #086 Trimetry

> #088 Tropijon
Hermesa

## Description

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

## Information

Fakédex #: 019

Type: Grass/Ground

Super Weakness: Bug, Flying

Ability: Water Compaction/Leaf Guard (HA: Grass Pelt)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Arthropod, Plant

Height: 3'07 (1.1 m)

Weight: 51 lbs (23 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Hermesa is a large crustacean-like Fakémon with six legs and two very large pincers. Its body is a muddy brown in color. A large tree trunk grows out of its dome-shaped back in the shape of a castle tower, with various vines, flowers, and leaves surrounding it. Hermesa's head has elongated with evolution, and possesses two long green eye-stalks.

Hermesa are solitary creatures that do not interact well with other members of their species. They often can be found wandering through deserts, mesas, and shrublands looking for more plants to add to their wooden shell.

Hermesa is the only known Fakémon capable of using the move Clay Castle.

## Fakédex

Hermesa, the CLAY SHELL Fakémon

Topaz: "Much of Hermesa's skin is made of a hardened clay-like substance. Due to this durable skin, Hermesa can lift 10 times its body weight."

Amethyst: "Leaves, vines, and wood have fused with its body, creating a permanent shell. When threatened, it turns this shell to the opponent to absorb attacks."

## Stats

HP: 78

Atk: 57

Def: 105

SpA: 92

SpD: 120

Spe: 20

BST: 472

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Hermesa is based upon a Hermit Crab and a lobster. The name "Hermesa" is derived from "Hermit (crab)" and "mesa".

## Trivia

* Hermesa was previouslly called "Hermall", a mixture of "hermit" and "small, and was originally (when I first thought it up) only 8 inches tall

## Other Fakémon

< #018 Crallone

> #020 Jergobi
Basowan Hoothoot

## Description

Basowan Hoothoot is a Poison/Flying-type regional variant of Hoothoot introduced in the Basow region. Basowan Hoothoot evolves into Basowan Noctowl at Lv20.

## Informational Differences

Dex #: R#020 [*P#163*]

Type: Poison/Flying [*Normal/Flying*]

Ability: Insomnia/Poison Point (HA: Tough Claws) [*Insomnia/Keen Eye (HA: Tinted Lens)*]

Height: 2'04 (0.7 m) [*SAME*]

Weight: 44 lbs (20 kg) [*46.7 lbs (21.2 kg)*]

Fakédex Color: Purple [*Brown*]

## Biology

The Hoothoot of Basow are skinnier and more sickly-looking than those of Johto. B-Hoothoot's feathers are mostly a deep purple, though the stomach circle is a medium magenta. The eye-feather-markings no longer resemble clockwork (hands and gears), and instead look like thermometers and tears. Its beak is rather large and usually held open, while two short wings rest at its sides and two orange legs extend from its underside.

B-Hoothoot are known for their extremely toxic stomach acid. Due to their weak digestive systems, they expel hard materials at high speeds towards enemies, even though these materials now drip and sizzle with acid.

Basowan Hoothoot and Noctowl are the only known Fakémon capable of learning the move Poison Pellet.

## Fakédex

Hoothoot, the OWL Pokémon

Opal, Basowan Form: "Due to a weak stomach, Hoothoot can't digest hard, solid objects. Instead, it forcefully expels the toxified material as a weapon."

Obsidian, Basowan Form: "Toxic berries have made Hoothoot much more predatory and aggressive. By spewing acid from its gut, it can easily dissolve and liquify prey."

Opal, Johtonian Form: "To train for balance and takeoff, it stands on one leg at a time. It can alternate between both legs faster than you can blink."

Obsidian, Johtonian Form: "It enacts strange rituals of hooting and crying at the same times daily. For this reason, they made excellent clocks for primitive peoples."

## Stats

HP: 40 [*60*]

Atk: 62 [*30*]

Def: 50 [*30*]

SpA: 40 [*36*]

SpD: 30 [*56*]

Spe: 40 [*50*]

BST: 262

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Basowan Hoothoot is based on owls vomiting pellets, as well as gastric acid.

## Dex Order

< #146 Fulf

> #147 Sawsot

## Other Regional Variants

< R#019 M-Flygon

> R#021 B-Noctowl
Consequence

## Description

Consequence is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature ability of Hitchaunt. Every turn that Hitchaunt doesn't lose any HP and doesn't have any stats lowered, all opponents have their highest stat (of Atk, Def, SpA, SpD, and Spe) raise by one stage. However, if Hitchaunt experiences a lowering of HP or stats, whichever Fakémon is responsible (including team members), that 'mon will have their best stat lowered by one stage.

## Flavor Text

"Lowers or raises enemies' stats, depending on how they treat this Fakémon."

## Example Situation

1. The opposing Psychorinth used Bulk Up!
	1. *Psychorinth's attack rose*
	2. *Psychorinth's defense rose*
2. *Hitchaunt's Consequence*
	1. *Psychorinth's attack rose*
3. Hitchaunt used Moonblast!
4. Psychorinth used Meteor Mash! It's super effective against Hitchaunt!
5. *Hitchaunt's Consequence*
	1. *Psychorinth's attack fell*
Rambitoss

## Description

Rambitoss is a Rock/Ghost-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. It evolves from Randorr at Lv25 and evolves into Lukamok when given a Dusk Stone at Lv40 or higher.

## Information

Fakédex #: 063

Type: Rock/Ghost

Ability: Chance

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Amorphous, Mineral

Height: 1'08" (0.5 m)

Weight: 55 lbs (25 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Rambitoss is an animate stone die in the shape of a tetrahedron. It possesses only one brain, but four nearly identical faces, each of which has a different amount of eyes from one to four. Ghostly smoke slowly emits from its four vertices.

Rambitoss often throw themselves at the walls of caves and ruins and see which face they land on as a game. They are highly interested in humans and will harmlessly swarm any who enter their domain.

## Fakédex

Rambitoss, the DIE Fakémon

Topaz: "Due to rolling themselves in games for millennia, their edges have greatly dulled."

Amethyst: "Rambitoss seek new trainers to care for them after being abandoned millennia ago."

## Stats

HP: 72

Atk: 80

Def: 72

SpA: 44

SpD: 72

Spe: 40

BST: 380

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

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

## Origin

Rambitoss is base upon four-sided dice and ancient stone coins. Its name is a portmanteau of the words "Random", "Gambit", and "Toss".

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no real Pokémon are Rock- and Ghost-type
* All of Rambitoss's stats are evenly divisible by four

## Other Fakémon

< #062 Randorr

> #064 Lukamok
Gask

## Description

Gask is a Steel/Poison-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Gask evolves into Gaskmat at Lv30, which evolves into Gaskinator when leveled up knowing Shell Smash.

## Information

Fakédex #: 024

Type: Steel/Poison

Ability: Filter/Shed Skin

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Draconic, Amorphous

Height: 2'07 (0.8 m)

Weight: 88 lbs (40 kg)

Fakédex Color: Yellow

## Biology

Gask is a small, reptilian bipedal Fakémon. It is covered in several baggy layers of skin, each of which are made of a heavy metal. It has two stubby arms and legs, the hands having two stubby fingers each and the feet having no real toes. A round, short tail extends from its rear. Gask's head is spiky and has two large eyes with goggle-like markings and a short snout constantly expelling visible gas. The surface of its body is covered in vivid purple spots that serve as a warning to predators.

Due to their tough, protective skin, other toxins cannot get in. Because of this and the decent intelligence of Gask, Gask are often used by scientists when dealing with toxic environments and biohazards. Gask don't eat normal food, instead absorbing small portions of old skin layers when these become worn out.

## Fakédex

Gask, the PROTECTED Fakémon

Topaz: "Its insides are mushy and easily damaged, so it's adapted to have many layers of metal skin."

Amethyst: "Gask breathe slowly and audibly. Their snouts filter their own toxic fumes and quickly expel them from the nostrils."

Opal: "Gask are often found around toxic areas where few predators reside, like abandoned factories and reactors. They often feed on liquified rocks and metals."

Obsidian: "Its organs and muscles are 90% liquid, and it has to compensate with super tough skin."

## Stats

HP: 34

Atk: 42

Def: 50

SpA: 42

SpD: 42

Spe: 40

BST: 250

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Gask is based upon a leopard gecko, toxic waste, and a person wearing a hazmat suit. Its name is a portmanteau/shortnening of "Gas mask".

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no real Pokémon are both Steel- and Poison-type
* The Fakémon described on this page was previously described here on Page 470 of the Serebii Forum discussion "Create/Rename/Change Anything and Everything"

## Other Fakémon

< #023 Spectear

> #025 Gaskmat
Mabacese Trapinch

## Description

Mabacese Trapinch is a Bug-type Regional Variant of Trapinch found in the Mabaca region. Mabacese Trapinch evolves into Mabacese Vibrava at Lv35.

## Informational Differences

Dex #: R#017 [*P#328*]

Type: Bug [*Ground*]

Ability: Swarm (HA: Sand Veil) [*Hyper Cutter/Arena Trap (HA: Sheer Force)*]

Height: 2'07 (0.8 m) [*2'04 (0.7 m)*]

Weight: 37 lbs (17 kg) [*33.1 lbs (15 kg)*]

Fakédex Color: Green [*Brown*]

## Biology

Mabacese Trapinch is slightly larger than its regular form. Furthermore, its legs have tapered, ending in spikes, and its jaws have become spikier. Beyond this and its green coloration, no other changes in biology are visible.

Trapinch in the region of Mabaca are way more aggressive than those in other regions, and get impatient quickly. As such, they spend little time on their traps and instead prefer ambushing other Bug-types for food. Mabacese Trapinch despise sand and live on rougher, rockier terrain.

## Fakédex

Trapinch, the ANT PIT Pokémon

Topaz, Mabacese Form: "Living in a harsh environment has made Trapinch more aggressive. They get impatient if their trap goes unused for more than a day."

Amethyst, Mabacese Form: "They're very hardy. Some can go for a month without water."

Topaz, Hoennian Form: "Their jaws are powerful, but their legs weak. They grab onto their prey and never let go."

Amethyst, Hoennian Form: "Trapinch make conical pits in the desert. Once something falls in, it can't get out."

## Stats

HP: 45 [*SAME*]

Atk: 100 [*SAME*]

Def: 45 [*SAME*]

SpA: 35 [*45*]

SpD: 35 [*45*]

Spe: 30 [*10*

BST: 290

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Mabacese Trapinch stems from a question that has asked by many Pokémon fans: "Why the Ducklett aren't the Trapinch line Bug-types?" Its aggressive nature is based upon the behavior of ant lion larvae. Its coloration is derived from that of shiny Trapinch.

## Trivia

* The regional variant described on this page was previously described here on Page 470 of the Serebii Forum discussion "Create/Rename/Change Anything and Everything"

## Dex Order

< #112 Craskink

> #113 Amphitwin

## Other Regional Variants

< R#016 M-Gliscor

> R#018 M-Vibrava
Double Drake

## Description

Double Drake is a Dragon-type special biting move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst.

When used, Double Drake hits two times, each strike being counted independently for stuff like critical hits and each strike having a 5% chance to burn an unburned target.

## Move Information

Type: Dragon

Category: Special

Power: 40

Accuracy: 100

Power Points: 10PP

Priority: 0

Makes Contact: Yes

Condition: Tough

## Flavor Text

"The target is bitten twice with dragon fangs, which may burn them."

## Availability

Pokémon/Fakémon with their type(s) bolded receive STAB when using this move, while Pokémon with italicized type(s) receive STAB in an alternate form

## Trivia

* Double Drake is a counterpart to Twin Toxin. The only differences between the moves are what 'mon learn them, the type, and which status condition the target can receive

## Other Moves

< Detachment

> Itchy Powder
Foserve

## Description

Foserve is a Dragon/Ice-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Foserve evolves into Golleeda at Lv32, which evolves into Kaijalla at Lv44.

## Information

Fakédex #: 066

Type: Dragon/Ice

Ability: Ice Body/True Cold

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Draconic

Height: 2'04 (0.7 m)

Weight: 86 lbs (39 kg)

Fakédex Color: Blue

## Biology

Foserve is a pudgy, bipedal, dinosaurian Fakémon. Its hind legs are bent to leave its scaly body low on the ground, where its short tail also rests. Many small icicles and chunks of ice are present on Foserve's body, being mainly focused on its torso. Its arms are quite stubby, barely extending a few inches from its body when extended. Foserve's face is positioned above a long neck and is large with a grumpy expression and a ferocious round jaw filled with icicle-like teeth. Above this jaw are two large eyes with icy blue pupils. A light blue layer of feathers sporadically covers most of Foserve's frail body except for a small row of pyramid-shaped spikes on its back and tail.

Foserve use highly-specialized heating and cooling organs to expertly change the temperature of items and freeze them for a set period of time. They can also use this on themselves. Foserve are known to have existed since the age of Fossil Fakémon, but just before most fossil Fakémon went extinct, all Foserve, Golleeda, and Kaijalla froze themselves for tens of millions of years, only to start unfreezing today. The cause for this freezing and unfreezing is currently unknown.

## Fakédex

Foserve, the CHILLY Fakémon

Topaz: "Cold, wet caves form its home turf. They survived to the modern day only by being frozen for seventy million years."

Amethyst: "Special heating and cooling organs allow Foserve to freeze itself and others safely for a long time."

## Stats

HP: 62

Atk: 46

Def: 32

SpA: 100

SpD: 79

Spe: 31

BST: 350

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Foserve is based on a Tyrannosaurus and Godzilla, as well as the idea of ancient creatures being frozen in ice. Foserve is a mixture of "Fossil" and "Preserve".

## Other Fakémon

< #065 Graven

> #067 Golleeda
Fire

## Description

Fire is one of the 18 types a Pokémon can have. Fire-type moves are super effective against Bug-, Grass-, Ice-, and Steel-types, but aren't very effective against Dragon-, Fire-, Rock-, and Water-types. Fire-types are also weak to Ground-, Rock-, and Water-type moves, but resist Bug-, Fairy-, Fire-, Grass-, Ice-, and Steel-type attacks. To summarize:

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

Being hit by a Fire-type move sharply raises the special defense of any Fakémon that has Heat Compaction and turns Humid Form Temprawl into Arid Form Temprawl.

## Fakémon

This wiki has 22 Fire-type Fakémon and Regional Variants:
Mabacese Chandelure

## Description

Mabacese Chandelure is a Steel/Electric-type regional variant of Chandelure found in the Mabaca region. Mabacese Chandelure evolves from Mabacese Lampent when given a Thunder Stone.

## Informational Differences

Dex #: R#014 [*P#609*]

Type: Steel/Electric [*Ghost/Fire*]

Super Weakness: Electric, Water

Ability: Volt Absorb/Illuminate [*Flash Fire/Flame Body (HA: Infiltrator)*]

Height: 3'03 (1.0 m) [*SAME*]

Weight: 93 lbs (42 kg) [*75.6 lbs (34.3 kg)*]

Fakédex Color: Grey [*Black*]

## Biology

Mabacese Chandelure is composed of a heavier, grey and yellow metal instead of the black metal of its Unovan form. Its head is a transparent yellowish-blue with glowing yellow eyes and a gold frame. A large chain extends from this head into the air with no visible support. Four lightbulbs replace the ghostly hand-flames, though its arms are still curved and spiral-shaped. The underside spike is thinner and golden but with several silver discs at regular intervals wrapped around. In contrast to the sinister nature of U-Chandelure, M-Chandelure are benevolent and like to help humans with electricity-related issues. They can often be seen at nighttime lighting paths and streets.

## Fakédex

Chandelure, the LIGHTING [*LURING*] Pokémon

Topaz, Mabacese Form: "Chandelure's brightness depends on the nearby natural light. On cloudy nights it shines so bright you must wear sunglasses or risk going blind."

Amethyst, Mabacese Form: "They split off from their Unovan forms about 300 years ago due to a surge in technology. Mysterious energy powers its bright lights."

Topaz, Unovan Form: "It eerily sways its arms in a hypnotic fashion, luring hapless innocents to its flames."

Amethyst, Unovan Form: "It was once believed that by putting your hand in a Chandelure's flame, your body would become much stronger but your soul would wither."

## Stats

HP: 60

Atk: 55

Def: 90

SpA: 145

SpD: 90

Spe: 80

BST: 520\*

\*M-Chandelure's stats are the same as those of its regular form

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

M-Chandelure is a fancy, electric, silver and gold chandelier (with a bit of lighthouse thrown in), and design-wise is the antithesis of its regular form. A friendly modern lightsource vs. a sinister old-fashioned lightsource.

## Trivia

* Mabacese Chandelure was originally a Ground/Electric-type even more old-fashioned chandelier but was changed because I couldn't get it to work and went with the opposite approach

## Dex Order

< #099 Gardgoyel

> #100 Traffitop

## Other Regional Variants

< R#013 M-Lampent

> R#015 M-Weavile
Psychic

## Description

Psychic is one of the 18 types a Pokémon can have. Psychic-type moves are super effective against Fighting- and Poison-types, but aren't very effective against Psychic- and Steel-types. Psychic-type moves have no effect on Dark-types. Psychic-types are also weak to Bug-, Dark-, and Ghost-type moves, but resist Fighting- and Psychic-type attacks. To summarize:

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

Psychic-type moves do no damage against any Pokémon/Fakémon with Thick Skull.

## Fakémon

This wiki has 27 Psychic-type Fakémon and Regional Variants:

## Trivia

* Of all Fakémon and Regional Variants introduced in Fakémon Topaz/Amethyst, both the type with the fewest introduced (Fighting with 8) and the most introduced (Poison with 20), are weak to Psychic-type moves
Mabaca

## Description

Mabaca is a Fakémon region in the fanon of this wiki, and is the first of my regions introduced, first being shown and traveled through in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. It also is the main region in Fakémon Jade, the sequel to FTaA.

All towns and cities in Mabaca have names based in wordplay, though some settlements also take names from real things (such as Poplar [trees]). The player's journey begins in Isola, where Professor Acacia gives them a choice between the starters Grophant, Burwin, and Olmee.

## Locations

Mabaca has 16 cities and towns, as well as its own Fakémon League. As the region is quite larger and more spread out than most regions, most settlements rarely interact beyond trade and shipping. Many residents go their entire lives not having been to even half of Mabaca's towns/cities.

There are a total of 28 routes in Mabaca, being numbered from 1-28.

### Demographics

Summing the populations of each settlement in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst leaves Mabaca with a population of 905 people.

## Geography

Mabaca is a region with hilly, quite varied terrain, though is exceptionally warm and dry everywhere except the south of the region, lacking large forests like those in most regions. The interior of the region is quite hilly and mountainous, significantly increasing the difficulty and length of travel. Because of this, most settlements are on the edges of the region, the largest having access to many resources, such as minerals or large bodies of water.

## Regional Variants

19 regional variants can be found throughout Mabaca, and they are:

* M-Meowth, Rock
* M-Persian, Rock
* M-Psyduck, Poison
* M-Golduck, Poison/Psychic
* M-Tangela, Grass/Water
* M-Skarmory, Flying
* M-Trapinch, Bug
* M-Vibrava, Bug/Dragon
* M-Flygon, Bug/Dragon
* M-Weavile, Fire/Ice
* M-Tangrowth, Grass/Water
* M-Gliscor, Dragon/Flying
* M-Litwick, Steel/Electric
* M-Lampent, Steel/Electric
* M-Chandelure, Steel/Electric
* M-Clawitzer, Water/Fire
* M-Sandygast, Ice/Ghost
* M-Palossand, Ice/Ghost
* M-Pincurchin, Ice/Water

## History

### Old

* c. 3000 years ago, the great Mabacese Empire starts
* c. 2000 years ago, the Strength Trio first appeared. However, ConquashTopaz/NolliesAmethyst cast out the other two using its immense power
* c. 1500 years ago, the Legendary Fates were driven away from society by angry humans
* c. 800 years ago, the Mabacese Empire transitions away from being an empire and becomes a normal region

## Basis

Mabaca is very loosely based on several parts of the middle east and eastern mediterranean. Its name isn't derived from anything in particular.

## Trivia

* The adjectival form of Mabaca is "Mabacese", such as in Mabacese Forms
Mazcataur

## Description

Mazcataur is a Psychic/Ground-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Mazcataur evolves into Psychorinth when leveled up to Lv30+ with another Psychic-type in the party.

## Information

Fakédex #: 115

Type: Psychic/Ground

Ability: Iron Fist/Hustle (HA: Sand Rush)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Field

Height: 2'00 (0.6 m)

Weight: 55 lbs (25 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Mazcataur is a bipedal humanoid Fakémon resembling a young muscular minotaur. A short, circular, mahogany-brown hoof is at the bottom of its legs in place of feet, though it does have normal hands with four digits each. Short, coarse, beige fur coats the majority of its body, much of which is interspersed with maze-like, geometric, glowing-blue markings. No dead ends can be seen to this "maze", but several lines start/end at Mazcataur's large blue eyes. The purpose of these markings are unknown, but random sections will glow faster and faster as Mazcataur enters ancient, labyrinthine structures. Mazcataur and Psychorinth instantly know the layout of any maze they enter due to their psychic abilities, so are an incredibly useful Fakémon to have for many explorers and archaeologists.

## Fakédex

Mazcataur, the MINOTAUR Fakémon

Topaz: "A labyrinth of blue lines coat its body, certain sections occasionally glowing. The glowing hastens as its nears ancient ruins."

Amethyst: "They can navigate any maze, no matter how complex, winding, or twisting."

## Stats

HP: 54

Atk: 87

Def: 65

SpA: 43

SpD: 32

Spe: 76

BST: 357

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Mazcataur (pronounced mayze-cuh-TAWR) owes its name and inspiration to the mythical Minotaur, mazes, and the Nazca Lines.

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 357

## Other Fakémon

< #114 Amphisduo

> #116 Psychorinth
Pixie

## Redirect

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

## Description

Pixie is one of the 15 egg groups a Pokémon can have. Pokémon in the Pixie egg group are generally cute and small creatures, often mammals.

## Fakémon

This wiki has 13 Fakémon that fall in the Pixie egg group:
Petrify

## Description

Petrify is a Rock-type status move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and was the signature move of the Gorgran line prior to Fakémon Opal and Obsidian.

When used, all opponents have their speed drop by one stage for the remainder of the battle and their move priority drop by one stage for the remainder of the turn. This move will fail if selected just after being successfully used.

If powered up by a Rockium-Z into Z-Petrify, the user's speed also raises by one stage.

## Move Information

Type: Rock

Category: Status

Power: - (No Damage)

Accuracy: 100

Power Points: 10PP

Priority: +1

Makes Contact: No

Condition: Cool

## Flavor Text

"The user's hideous visage is revealed, lowering the speed and priority of all opponents. This move cannot be used in succession."

## Availability

 #097
 #162
 #212

## Trivia

* All Fakémon to learn this move are Rock-types who are weak to Bug-type moves, a coincidence made stranger by the fact that Rock-type moves are super effective against Bug-types

## Other Moves

< Peace Bomb

> Poisicle
Flakool

## Description

Flakool is an Ice/Fairy-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Flakool evolves from Flakite at Lv25 and when last hit with a Bug-, Dark-, Fairy-, Ghost-, Normal-, Poison-type, or typeless/nonexistent move, and evolves into Flakwen when given an Ice Stone. Flakite can also evolve into Likwake then Mesplake or Culube then Solicube.

## Information

Fakédex #: 159

Type: Ice/Fairy

Ability: Snow Cloak/Snow Blindness (HA: Oblivious)

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Amorphous, Mineral

Height: 2'04 (0.7 m)

Weight: 22 lbs (10 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Flakool is an icy Fakémon with an amorphous, blobby, flexible body like a small pile of snow. Two branches/arms survive from its time as Flakite and extend upwards from this body near a round smiling face. One pink hexagon appears on each side of this face creating a "blushing" appearance. Unlike its evolutionary relatives Likwake and Culube, Flakool is perfectly balanced temperature-wise. These playful and peaceful Ice-types are known for playing in snow banks completely carefree, day or night.

## Fakédex

Flakool, the SNOW PILE Fakémon

Opal: "Having achieved balance, Flakool always remains as cool snow with the same body. They are often found playing in snow banks."

Obsidian: "In recent years their populations have started to dwindle due to less stability in temperature. They get along quite well with Malloshis."

## Stats

HP: 63

Atk: 49

Def: 45

SpA: 85

SpD: 71

Spe: 64

BST: 377

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Evolutionary Family

 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

Flakool's design comes from a snowflake and a snow pile, and its name is derived from "flake" and "cool". Flakite's different evolutions are based upon water's sensitivity to temperature.

## Other Fakémon

< #158 Mesplake

> #160 Flakwen
Quawkta

## Description

Quawkta is a Water/Ground-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Quawkta evolves from Hexaya at Lv35, which evolves at Lv18 from Quamphie, the Water-type starter of the Basow region.

 Information

Fakédex #: 138

Type: Water/Ground

Super Weakness: Fairy, Grass

Ability: Torrent (HA: Dry Skin)

Gender Ratio: 87.5% Male/12.5% Female

Egg Group: Water 1, Water 3

Height: 6'03 (1.9 m)

Weight: 106 lbs (48 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Quakwta is a round octopus-like Fakémon with eight tentacles extending from its bulbous, balloon-like body in radial symmetry. Said body is a dark beige and brown speckled with plenty of turquoise spots, and many dry cracks are visible across its "head" and body, the most prominent one going next to and over its left eyelid. Both eyes are oval-shaped with massive dark blue pupils, and the body's underside has many flattened, dark blue suckers.

Quawkta are as all-terrain as their pre-evolutions, but prefer the land to the sea. Their tentacles are filled with watery energy, allowing them to find the rough location of water, or to create seismic tremors. Due to their remarkable intelligence, Quakwta can use very basic clues to deduce the location of water and especially food.

Quawkta is the only known Fakémon capable of learning the move Waterquake.

## Fakédex

Quawkta, the LAND SQUID Fakémon

Opal: "They are surprisingly intelligent, and can surmise the location of food or water with the smallest of clues."

Obsidian: "Watery energy is imbued in their tentacles, allowing them to easily find water sources. They can cause earthquakes by smacking their tentacles against the ground."

## Stats

HP: 105

Atk: 125

Def: 100

SpA: 70

SpD: 70

Spe: 60

BST: 530

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Quawkta is based on many amphibious squids/octopodes, as well as the Blue-ringed octopus. Quawkta is derived from "Quake" and "Aqua" and "Octa-".

## Trivia

* The Fakémon described on this page was previously described here on Page 1 of the Serebii Forum discussion: "Starter Wishlist?"

## Other Fakémon

< #137 Hexaya

> #139 Sordasoph
Dragon

## Redirect

This page is about the Dragon type. If you were attempting to find the page on the Dragon Egg Group, that can be found on Draconic.

## Description

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

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Fakémon

This wiki has 20 Dragon-type Fakémon and Regional Variants:
Myssnary

## Description

Myssnary is a Ground-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Myssnary evolves into Hissnary at Lv27.

## Information

Fakédex #: 149

Type: Ground

Ability: Star-Gazer/Sand Veil (HA: Forewarn)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Amorphous, Field

Height: 4'03 (1.3 m)

Weight: 101 lbs (46 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Myssnary is a thick, serpentine Fakémon with brown scales in various shades in a pattern resembling soil/rock strata, generally darkening towards the belly. Many small light specks are visible across this skin, appearing as pebbles or, on a shiny Myssnary, as stars. Its tail tapers and curls into a spiral, and its head has a large fangless mouth and two eyes with large beige pupils. This species was created independently on several occasions by various ancient civilizations, and they still prefer to reside at, around, or under the sites their long-dead masters lived at. Myssnary are geophagic omnivores, capable of eating basically anything, but preferring to consume dirt and weathered stones instead of meat or plants, the material then being added to its earthen body.

## Fakédex

Myssnary, the DIRT SERPENT Fakémon

Opal: "Once worshipped and cared about by ancient peoples, Myssnary have since become very lonely and sad. They still wait by or under ruins for their masters to return."

Obsidian: "They seem to have been manufactured by an ancient civilization centuries ago. While they are capable of breeding, young Myssnary are a very rare sight."

## Stats

HP: 60

Atk: 35

Def: 55

SpA: 65

SpD: 69

Spe: 45

BST: 329

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Myssnary is based upon a boa, a garter snake, soil/strata, various serpent mounds, and the serpent in the garden that was forced to eat dust and dirt, taking its name from "Mystery", "Hiss", and "Snake".

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no real Pokémon are in both the Amorphous and Field egg groups
* Myssnary and Hissnary are the only non-Psychic-types with the ability Forewarn or the ability Star-Gazer

## Other Fakémon

< #148 Marmocall

> #150 Hissnary
Mabacese Palossand

## Description

Mabacese Palossand is a Ghost/Ice-type regional variant of Palossand found in the Mabaca region. Mabacese evolves from Mabacese Sandygast at Lv42.

## Informational Differences

Dex #: R#002 [*P#770*]

Type: Ghost/Ice [*Ghost/Ground*]

Super Weakness: Ice, Water

Ability: Heat Compaction (HA: Snow Cloak) [*Water Compaction (HA: Sand Veil)*]

Height: 7'03 (2.2 m) [*4'03 (1.3 m)*]

Weight: 441 lbs (200 kg) [*551.2 lbs (250.0 kg)*]

Fakédex Color: White [*Brown*]

## Biology

Mabacese Palossand are visibly bulkier than regular Palossand, but don't weigh as much. The arms are wider and more connected to the main bodies at the base, while the head has become rounded instead of tapered and many window-holes have disappeared. No seashells are visible on this variant, being replaced with less refined trinkets, mainly twigs and pebbles. The entire body also is covered in a tesselated pattern, appearing as though it were made of small snow bricks. Lastly, a large snow shovel extends from the head. This shovel can be rotated, although its purpose is unknown.

M-Palossand are much nicer than those of Alola, getting along fine with everyone as long as they don't damage it or nearby snow structures. In fact, M-Palossand are notorious for how much they love man-made snow creations like snow forts, taking them over as their own and playing with them. Mabacese Palossand are said to be born from the mixture of wonder and sadness children feel upon building a snow sculpture then seeing it be destroyed.

## Fakédex

Palossand, the SNOW FORT [*SAND CASTLE*] Pokémon

Topaz, Mabacese Form: "Made of thick and compact snow, they are much harder to destroy than their sandy variants. Heat makes them melt, compact, and reform even tougher."

Amethyst, Mabacese Form: "Palossand are much nicer in the Mabaca region. They prefer to play around in the snow, making strange but intricate designs."

Topaz, Alolan Form: "A terrifying Ghost-type that carries a sandy pit with it as it travels. These pits are filled with hundreds of bones from Pokémon and people."

Amethyst, Alolan Form: "Palossand drains vitality from humans and refills them with something sinister. They now are entirely focused on gathering sand to increase its size."

## Stats

HP: 85 [*SAME*]

Atk: 40 [*75*]

Def: 105 [*110*]

SpA: 110 [*100*]

SpD: 110 [*75*]

Spe: 30 [*35*]

BST: 480

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Mabacese Palossand is based on a snow fort and a snowman.

## Dex Order

< #040 Byutiferr

> #041 Malloshis

## Other Regional Variants

< R#001 M-Sandygast

> R#003 M-Psyduck
Regional Variant

## Description

Regional variants are alternate forms of Pokémon/Fakémon that have adapted to environments that they were not previously exposed to, causing some 'mon to have different appearances, types, abilities, sizes, stat distributions, and movesets in different regions.

## Mabacese Forms

These are regional variants of Pokémon that have adapted to various environments within the Mabaca region. 19 have been discovered.

## Basowan Forms

These are regional variants of Pokémon that have adapted to various environments within the Basow region. 15 have been discovered.