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Sleeslush

## Description

Sleeslush is an Ice/Poison-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Sleeslush evolves into Medrift or Wastan at Lv36, depending on whether it was leveled up in a wild battle or trainer battle, respectively.

## Information

Fakédex #: 163

Type: Ice/Poison

Ability: Slush Rush/Snow Cloak (HA: Snow Warning)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Amorphous

Height: 2'11 (0.9 m)

Weight: 26 lbs (12 kg)

Fakédex Color: Brown

## Biology

Sleeslush is a snowman-like Fakémon made of brown and white sleet and slush. Its body is partially split into three segments, the top one of which is the head, and the middle one has two clawed arms. With its moldable snowy body, Sleeslush can eat even very large trash and toxic chemicals, but hates normal food. They're most often found in cold, urban environments.

## Fakédex

Sleeslush, the SLUSH BALL Fakémon

Opal: "Each Sleeslush is extremely flexible and moldable, and can eat 4 times its regular size in toxic trash."

Obsidian: "Born from frozen pollutants on a cold night, they slovenly feed on litter and chemicals. They despise sunlight and cleanliness."

## Stats

HP: 66

Atk: 56

Def: 36

SpA: 76

SpD: 66

Spe: 36

BST: 336

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Evolutionary Family

 *Level up to 36 in a trainer battle* | Wastan, Ice/Poison

## Origin

Sleeslush is based on a snowman, urban pest, and a pile of sleet/slush, which is where its name comes from as well. The idea of eating lots of trash and dirty snow suddenly came to me while working on Fakédex entries for this page, and I have no idea where it came from.

## Trivia

* If Sleeslush reaches Lv36 by a method other an a wild battle or trainer battle, such as by Exp. Candy, it does not evolve, but will evolve when it next is leveled up under the right criteria
* As of Generation VIII, there are no real Pokemon who are both Ice- and Poison-type

## Other Fakémon

< #162 Solicube

> #164 Medrift
Water

## Redirect

This page is about the Water type. For Dainty Bupidanite's signature move Water Slick, click here. If you were attempting to find the page on the Water 1/2/3 Egg Groups, those can be found below:

* Water 1
* Water 2
* Water 3

## Description

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

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

Being hit by a Water-type move causes Temprawl to shift from Arid Form to Humid Form.

## Fakémon

This wiki has 24 Water-type Fakémon and Regional Variants:
Mabacese Litwick

## Description

Mabacese Litwick is a Steel/Electric-type regional variant of Litwick found in the Mabaca region. Mabacese Litwick evolves into Mabacese Lampent at Lv41.

## Informational Differences

Dex #: R#012 [*P#607*]

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

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

Height: 0'08 (0.2 m) [*1'00 (0.3 m)*]

Weight: 4 lbs (2 kg) [*6.8 lbs (3.1 kg)*]

Fakédex Color: Grey [*White*]

## Biology

Mabacese Litwick is very different from Unovan Litwick. Its body appears to be a blue lightbulb above a grey metal base with two stubby arms. Two yellow eyes are present on the bulb. A small U-shaped smile rests below these eyes. In contrast to the sinister nature of U-Litwick, M-Litwick are benevolent and like to help humans with electricity-related issues. They can often be seen at nighttime lighting paths and streets.

## Fakédex

Litwick, the BULB [*CANDLE*] Pokémon

Topaz, Mabacese Form: "The Litwick of Mabaca have adapted as technology did and now run on electricity."

Amethyst, Mabacese Form: "These friendly creatures hang around dark areas to create lit paths. If your electronics are powerless, Litwick will charge them with a quick jolt of energy."

Topaz, Unovan Form: "As it wanders through the night, you might presume it is a friendly guide. Do not trust the Litwick, for it seeks only to drain your spirit."

Amethyst, Unovan Form: "The flame upon its waxy body is strangely cool, preventing melting."

## Stats

HP: 50

Atk: 30

Def: 55

SpA: 65

SpD: 55

Spe: 20

BST: 275\*

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

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

M-Litwick is based on a lightbulb and design-wise is the antithesis of its regular form. A friendly modern metal lightsource vs. a sinister old-fashioned lightsource.

## Trivia

* Mabacese Litwick was originally a Ground/Electric-type even more old-fashioned candle 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#011 M-Pincurchin

> R#013 M-Lampent
Wastan

## Description

Wastan is an Ice/Poison-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Wastan evolves from Sleeslush at Lv36 when leveled up in a trainer battle. Sleeslush can also evolve into Medrift at Lv36 when leveled up in a wild battle.

## Information

Fakédex #: 165

Type: Ice/Poison

Super Weakness: Dragon, Fire

Ability: Stamina/Heat Compaction (HA: Snow Warning)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Amorphous

Height: 5'11 (1.8 m)

Weight: 187 lbs (85 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Wastan is vaguely humanoid Fakémon highly resembling a snowman. Its body is made of two rounded sections with a tapered middle, and two thin icy arms ending in icicle claws are placed upon the uppermost body section. On its scruffy head are two flattened horizontal eyes, a pointy blue nose, and a very large mouth. A brown spiral and purple spiral extend from its large base up its body and up to the top of its head.

Wastan are found in cold urban environments, and like to stay motionless for hours on end until heaps of trash or toxic snow is placed there. Wastan operate in scattered groups and listen to whichever one has the most snow in its body. They have an intense rivalry with Medrift, preferring to follow their leader's every command and stay in one position as opposed to wandering with no purpose.

## Fakédex

Wastan, the SNOW MAN Fakémon

Opal: "Mimicking snowmen, they stand outside for hours on end, waiting for some delicious sleet or trash to be placed near them. In recent times, some Wastan have been observed with three or even four body segments."

Obsidian: "Wastan and Sleeslush love being together, but seeing Medrift will instantly put Wastan into a rage. The two hate each other more than a warm summer day."

## Stats

HP: 96

Atk: 85

Def: 66

SpA: 125

SpD: 95

Spe: 26

BST: 493

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Wastan (Waste+Snowman) is based on a snowman, slush, and toxic snow.

## Trivia

* If Sleeslush reaches Lv36 by a method other an a wild battle or trainer battle, such as by Exp. Candy, it does not evolve, but will evolve when it next is leveled up under the right criteria
* As of Generation VIII, there are no real Pokemon who are both Ice- and Poison-type

## Other Fakémon

< #164 Medrift

> #166 Screttle
Snilt

## Description

Snilt is a Fire-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. Together with Puplan and Quamphie, it is one of the Starter Fakémon of the Basow region. Snilt evolves into Snyro at Lv18, which evolves into Pyrothon at Lv35.

## Information

Fakédex #: 133

Type: Fire

Ability: Blaze (HA: Tracker)

Gender Ratio: 87.5% Male/12.5% Female

Egg Group: Draconic

Height: 3'07 (1.1 m)

Weight: 26 lbs (12 kg)

Fakédex Color: Red

## Biology

Snilt is a serpentine Fakémon with orange and red scales in a pattern resembling flames. Its tail tapers and blackens along the length, the end somewhat resembling a match, and the belly is a light yellowish-orange. The head has two black beady eyes, and its tongue is constantly extended. Instead of ending in a fork split, the tongue is a little more rectangular and ends in a spiky flame pattern.

Snilt have a fiery temper, and hang around wildfires to keep warm. It uses two special organs to detect nearby heat sources and to leave deep, permanent, painful burns in their opponents.

## Fakédex

Snilt, the SPITFIRE Fakémon

Opal: "A special organ located behind Snilt's eyes allow it to see wildfires and other great heat sources, which it will then travel to and use to warm up its body."

Obsidian: "Flame sacs connect to their fangs, allowing them to deeply burn any opponent. This burn leaves permanent damage and pain."

## Stats

HP: 35

Atk: 50

Def: 45

SpA: 60

SpD: 65

Spe: 65

BST: 320

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Snilt takes its inspiration from vipers and a few other dangerous snakes. "Snilt"="Snake"+"Silt".

## Trivia

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

## Other Fakémon

< #132 Wulfayre

> #134 Snyro
Fangula

## Description

Fangula is a Dark-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Fangula evolves from Tufteer at Lv38 during the night.

## Information

Fakédex #: 093

Type: Dark

Super Weakness: Bug, Steel

Ability: Strong Jaw/Fur Coat

Gender Ratio: 75% Male/25% Female

Egg Group: Field

Height: 3'11 (1.2 m)

Weight: 57 lbs (26 kg)

Fakédex Color: Black

## Biology

Fangula is a Fakémon greatly resembling a tufted deer. Its fur is a light black though its belly has white markings/spots resembling a partially-opened tuxedo or other men's formal wear, and with brown-red hooves. Two long ears extend at 40º angles from its head and two fangs extend from its snout. These fangs are roughly 9 inches long in males, and 5 inches in females. Fangula are rare creatures of the night with super soft fur, and are strictly hematovores that drink the blood of sleeping Pokémon.

## Fakédex

Fangula, the VAMPIRE DEER Fakémon

Topaz: "Its fangs measure 5-9 inches in length, and are very sturdy. Unfortunately, these often get stuck in tree bark after messing around."

Amethyst: "Pokémon and humans bitten by it often grow pale and sickly, and have weird obsessions with Zubat or Noibat. Dark-types are unaffected for some reason."

## Stats

HP: 75

Atk: 115

Def: 65

SpA: 85

SpD: 75

Spe: 85

BST: 500

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Fangula takes great inspiration from the Tufted Deer/Chinese Water Deer and vampires, and its name is a mixture of "Fang" and "Dracula".

## Trivia

* Fangula can be thought of as a counterpart to Pijobar. Both are mono-types with similar BSTs that have evolved once. Tropijon also can only be found or evolve at daytime, while Tufteer can only be found or evolve at nighttime.

## Other Fakémon

< #092 Tufteer

> R#010 M-Clawitzer

>> #094 Nukuknowlu
Stecko

## Description

Stecko is a Poison-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. It is not known to evolve into or from any other Fakémon.

## Information

Fakédex #: 052

Type: Poison

Super Weakness: Rock, Steel

Ability: Gooey (HA: Noxious)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Draconic

Height: 1'08 (0.5 m)

Weight: 20 lbs (9 kg)

Fakédex Color: Purple

## Biology

Stecko is a long, nearly flattened, lizard-like Fakémon. Of the scales covering its body, the ones on its top half are a reflective bright purple while the bottom half has pale, white scales. Its head is nearly circular and has two large red-pupiled eyes and a mouth with a long, drooping tongue. The torso is wide and flat like a pancake, while the tail is about 10 inches in length, bent into an S-shape with the end held in the air.

Stecko are an unfortunate pest in many areas in Mabaca, sneaking to houses to eat bugs and then resting for several hours while stuck to a wall or the ceiling. They are impossible to remove when they choose to attach themselves to something, meaning a wait of several hours is needed before the Stecko willingly lets go.

Despite being a Poison-type move, Stecko is the only Poison-type capable of learning Latch On.

## Fakédex

Stecko, the STICKY Fakémon

Topaz: "This Fakémon is a common household pest. They stick to walls and leave droppings everywhere."

Amethyst: "If a Stecko wants to, it can latch onto whatever its touching. Forceful separation will not work, but it should let go after a few hours."

## Stats

HP: 119

Atk: 39

Def: 79

SpA: 99

SpD: 109

Spe: 29

BST: 474

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Stecko is literally a "sticky gecko". Its flat body is also a reference to slime puddles and syrup-drenched pancakes (I was hungry while writing this; not for slime but for pancakes).

## Trivia

* Stecko was the 100th Fakémon (including Regional Variants) to have its page written on this wiki

## Other Fakémon

< #051 Phantomite

> #053 Barince
Tufteer

## Description

Tufteer is a Dark-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Tufteer evolves into Fangula at Lv38 during the night.

## Information

Fakédex #: 092

Type: Dark

Ability: Strong Jaw/Fur Coat

Gender Ratio: 75% Male/25% Female

Egg Group: Field

Height: 1'08 (0.5 m)

Weight: 35 lbs (16 kg)

Fakédex Color: Black

## Biology

Tufteer is a small Fakémon greatly resembling a baby deer. Its fur is a light black though its belly has white markings/spots resembling a partially-opened tuxedo or other men's formal wear. Two rounded ears extend at 20º angles from its head and two fangs extend from its snout. These fangs are roughly 4 inches long in males, and 2 inches in females. Tufteer are rare creatures of the night with super soft fur, and are strictly hematovores that drink the blood of sleeping Pokémon.

## Fakédex

Tufteer, the TOOTH DEER Fakémon

Topaz: "The fur of this Dark-type is amazingly soft. However, if you pet its tuft without permission, prepare to be bitten in the hand."

Amethyst: "Their fangs contain a numbing coagulant. This helps make prey docile and easier to deal with."

## Stats

HP: 50

Atk: 80

Def: 45

SpA: 60

SpD: 55

Spe: 65

BST: 355

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Tufteer takes great inspiration from vampires, but moreso (even namewise) is based on the Tufted Deer/Chinese Water Deer.

## Trivia

* Tufteer can be thought of as a counterpart to Tropijon. Both are mono-types with similar BSTs that evolve once. Tropijon also can only be found or evolve at daytime, while Tufteer can only be found or evolve at nighttime.

## Other Fakémon

< #091 Thorror

> #093 Fangula
Star-Gazer

## Description

Star-Gazer is an ability introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian. At the end of each turn, a Pokémon/Fakémon with this ability will "gaze at the stars", and if successful, a random stat (Atk, Def, SpA, SpD, Spe, Acc, or Eva) will raise by two stages. Star-Gazer will be unsuccessful at the end of the turn if any of the following conditions are met:

* The star-gazing 'mon's accuracy stage is from -6 to -1
* A weather condition is in effect
* A terrain is in effect
* Solar Beam or Solar Blade was used earlier that turn (either charging or attacking turn)
* A Pokémon with Illuminate is on the field
* Ultra Necrozma is on the field

## Flavor Text

"This Pokémon gazes upwards every turn and raises a stat, as long as it is not distracted or unable to view the sky."

## Example Situation

1. Hissnary used Earth Power! It's super effective against the opposing Flamusk!
2. The opposing Flamusk used Bubble! It's super effective against Hissnary!
3. *Hissnary's Star-Gazer*
4. Hissnary's defense sharply rose
5. Hissnary used Sand Attack! Flamusk's accuracy fell
6. Flamusk used Rain Dance! It started to rain!
7. *Hissnary's Star-Gazer*
8. The stars are no longer visible! Star-Gazer failed!
Snatcheroo

## Description

Snatcheroo is a Normal-type status move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and was the signature move of the Vulpoor line prior to Fakémon Opal and Obsidian.

When used, the target has two random stats each lowered by two stages. Meanwhile, the user will have those two stats sharply raise. This also causes the user to lose their item. If the target is not holding an item, they will receive the lost item.

If powered up by a Normalium-Z into Z-Snatcheroo, the user also has a third randomly selected stat raise by one stage.

## Move Information

Type: Normal

Category: Status

Power: - (No Damage)

Accuracy: - (Always Hits)

Power Points: 10PP

Priority: +1

Makes Contact: No

Condition: Clever

## Flavor Text

"Seizing an opportunity, the user snatches stats and distracts with an item."

## Other Moves

< Slosh

> Spirit Drain
Tropijon

## Description

Tropijon is a Flying-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Tropijon evolves into Pijobar at Lv38 during the day.

## Information

Fakédex #: 088

Type: Flying

Ability: Early Bird (HA: Aerilate)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Bird

Height: 1'08 (0.5 m)

Weight: 9 lbs (4 kg)

Fakédex Color: Grey

## Biology

Tropijon is a small, pigeon-like Fakémon with a thick coat of feathers covering its body. Most of these feathers are dark grey, although its wings and back feathers are a vibrant green and blue depending on how they reflect light. Tropijon's head is small with an elongated, sturdy beak, the top part being longer and bending over the tip of the bottom part. Above this is two large black eyes with purple pupils. Its feet are a bright yellow with three short, dull talons.

## Fakédex

Tropijon, the TROPIC BIRD Fakémon

Topaz: "Despite appearing much duller than its evolution, Tropijon's feathers are still shimmery and iridescent."

Amethyst: "When rays of light hit nests in the early morning, this Fakémon's feathers shine in many vibrant colors."

## Stats

HP: 65

Atk: 30

Def: 50

SpA: 75

SpD: 80

Spe: 45

BST: 345

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Tropijon takes almost all its inspiration from the Nicobar Pigeon. Tropijon is a corrupted shortening of "Tropical PIgeon".

## Trivia

* Tropijon can be thought of as a counterpart to Tufteer. Both are mono-types with similar BSTs that evolve once. Tropijon also can only be found or evolve at daytime, while Tufteer can only be found or evolve at nighttime.

## Other Fakémon

< #087 Forethick

> #089 Pijobar
Thick Skull

## Description

Thick Skull is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Similarly to Levitate's effect on Ground-type moves, Thick Skull makes the user immune to Psychic-type moves.

## Flavor Text

"The Pokémon's thick skull encases its brain and protects it from Psychic-type attacks."

## Example Situation

1. The opposing Nollies used Psychic!
2. *Conquash's Thick Skull*
3. It had no effect!
Super Weakness

## Description

Super Weakness is a new mechanic introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian, and applies to every fully evolved Pokémon and Fakémon. Every 'mon has two potential Super Weaknesses, with every individual member having one of those. Alternate forms and Regional Variants always have the same potential Super Weaknesses as their standard version.

Super Weaknesses are always to one of the 18 types, and cause the Pokémon/Fakémon with it to nearly always take 10x damage from attacks of that type, regardless of the affected's actual type combination and regular type effectiveness, as well as abilities. However, certain items and prior-used moves can lower, raise, or negate the damage taken. If a Z-Powered attacking move is used on a 'mon with a Super Weakness to that type, they are guaranteed to faint, regardless of added conditions like Endure or a Focus Sash.

Temp Blast's Fire/Water damage modifier change has no effect upon Super Weaknesses. Weaver and Fluffy also have no effect, as they are abilities.

Most Super Weaknesses are based upon logical weaknesses you'd expect that 'mon to have, or types that the 'mon would likely be completely ineffective at stopping. For example, Choclandy has a Super Weakness to Fire-type moves because chocolate melts easily, and Kappavat has a Super Weakness to Steel-type moves because poisonous creatures can't do much against solid metal.

## Non-random Super Weaknesses

Some gift 'mons are always received with a specific one of their two Super Weaknesses. All examples from Fakémon Opal and Obsidian are listed below:

* The player's starter in Mabaca (when traded forwards) and Basow will always have a Super Weakness to another starter's primary type
* Non-event Conquash have a SW to Psychic
* Non-event Nollies have a SW to Ground
* The Disallerge that evolves from the gifted Mooledy (in Obsidian) has a SW to Fairy
* The Chinull that evolves from the gifted Chinull (in Opal) has a SW to Dark

## Trivia

* Despite being unable to evolve, male Combee and Salandit, and the standard variants of Farfetch'd, Mr. Mime, Corsola, and Linoone, do not possess Super Weaknesses
* The most common type to have a Super Weakness to is Normal-type attacks
* Clangolin is the only Fakémon to have the same Super Weaknesses as types
Water 3

## Description

Water 3 is one of the 15 egg groups a Pokémon can have. Pokémon in the Water 3 egg group are generally invertebrates that live in water, or just aquatic Pokémon that do not fit in the Water 1 or Water 2 egg groups.

## Fakémon

This wiki has 4 Fakémon and 1 Regional Variant that fall in the Water 3 egg group:

## Trivia

* All Fakémon in the Water 3 egg group are also in the Water 1 egg group
Waterquake

## Description

Waterquake is a Ground-type physical aura/pulse move introduced in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian, and is the signature move of Quawkta.

Unlike other Ground-type attacks, Waterquake is super-effective against Ground-types. This will always occur even if Waterquake's type is changed or if the user is in an inverse battle. Metal Cutter's type effectiveness is explained below:

 1x
 0.5x
 0x

## Move Information

Type: Ground

Category: Physical

Power: 75

Accuracy: 100

Power Points: 15PP

Priority: 0

Makes Contact: No

Condition: Clever

## Flavor Text

"A simultaneous tsunami and earthquake decimate the target. This move is super effective against Ground-types."

## Other Moves

< Twin Toxin

> Water Slick
Starter Fakémon

## Description

At the beginning of a trainer's journey, they must be given or otherwise obtain a starter Pokémon. Typically, the protagonist of a game will be offered a choice between one of three starters: one Grass-type, one Fire-type, and one Water-type. (The Grass Starter has Overgrow, the Fire Starter Blaze, and the Water Starter Torrent for their abilities.) Once the protagonist makes their choice, one or both of the remaining starters will be chosen by rivals.

## Mabaca Starters

These are the Fakémon starters of the Mabaca region, offered to the player in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, as well as Fakémon Jade. Each starter evolves first at Lv20, then again at Lv40. Furthermore, each starter has a Base Stat Total of 325, then 420, then 530.

## Basow Starters

These are the Fakémon starters of the Basow region, offered to the player in Fakémon Opal and Obsidian, as well as Fakémon Shining Opal and Glittering Obsidian. Each starter evolves first at Lv18, then again at Lv35. Furthermore, each starter has a Base Stat Total of 320, then 425, then 530.

## Trivia

* Each of the Mabacese starters gains a secondary type weak to Ground-type moves. Despite this, each of them has a different damage multiplier to Ground moves: Mammoton takes 1x damage, Thundrace 4x, and Lanceel 2x
* Each of the Basowan starters' final evolutions possess two types, both of which are resisted by and weak to another
Ursatza

## Description

Ursatza is a Fire/Psychic-type Legendary Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. It is not known to evolve into or from any other Fakémon.

Along with Leyera and Finneria, it is one of the three Legendary Fates of the Mabaca region.

## Information

Fakédex #: 121

Type: Fire/Psychic

Super Weakness: Fire, Ghost

Ability: Forewarn (HA: Drought)

Gender Ratio: Genderless

Egg Group: Undiscovered

Height: 5'11 (1.8 m)

Weight: 267 lbs (121 kg)

Fakédex Color: Red

## Biology

Ursatza is a quadrapedal, red, ursine Fakémon with several light grey stripes at various angles on its body. Its fur is very thick and matted, highly resembling flames, though actual flames extend from its back upwards like a porcupine. Each of its four legs are very muscle-bound and end in a thick orange paw with five claws. Its head has two glowing yellow eyes, small barely noticeable ears, and a large grey snout.

Along with Leyera and Finneria, it was once known by all as one of the powerful Legendary Fates, and was revered by everyone for its precognitive abilities and limited control over the future. Ursatza could even extend the lifespan of people, plants, and Pokémon by centuries through its sacred flames. But after many disasters wreaked havoc on the land, the three were driven away by mobs into forgotten, rarely-tread places. The last sighting of them was more than 1500 years ago.

## Fakédex

Ursatza, the ADULT BEAR Fakémon

Topaz: "In ancient times, it was widely revered and celebrated. It was thought that Ursatza's flames would grant immortality when touched."

Amethyst: "One of the legendary fates, it knows what everyone is currently doing with their gift of life. It grows very happy in the Summer."

## Stats

HP: 70

Atk: 65

Def: 85

SpA: 140

SpD: 120

Spe: 100

BST: 580

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

The Legendary Fates are based on the three Moirai/Fates of greek myth, Ursatza specifically being based on Lachesis, the middle sister and length-decider of lives, and fiery active life. Ursatza also takes its inspiration from a bear as in the phrase "Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!" and takes name inspiration from the words "ursine" and "ersatz".

## Other Fakémon

< #120 Leyera

> #122 Finneria
Whireel

## Description

Whireel is a Water/Poison-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. It evolves from Olmee, the Water-type starter of the Mabaca region, at Lv20, and evolves into Lanceel at Lv40.

## Information

Fakédex #: 008

Type: Water/Poison

Ability: Torrent (HA: Corrosion)

Gender Ratio: 87.5% Male/12.5% Female

Egg Group: Water 1, Draconic

Height: 4'03 (1.3 m)

Weight: 44 lbs (20 kg)

Fakédex Color: Blue

## Biology

Whireel is a dark blue amphibious Fakémon with a long torso and four short legs. A purple tail extends from the end of its body that it uses both as a rudder when swimming and as a storage organ when collecting toxins. After evolving, its eyes have become smaller and darker and appearing to be squinting, and its neck frill has become larger.

Whireel particularly like clean bodies of water to swim in, and will drain any toxins in bodies of water into its tail. It can eject these toxins as a defense mechanism at any time.

## Fakédex

Whireel, the WATER SERPENT Fakémon

Topaz: "They hate to swim in dirty water sources, and will clean them by absorbing toxins into its tail. It can also use these toxins as a defense mechanism."

Amethyst: "Whireel's body only lengthens as it gets older. They are easily mistaken for other serpentine Pokémon, like Gyarados and Seviper."

## Stats

HP: 70

Atk: 70

Def: 55

SpA: 75

SpD: 85

Spe: 65

BST: 420

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Whireel, like its pre-evolution, is based on a variety of reptiles and amphibians, such as the Olm, Sea Snake, and Axolotl. Its name is a portmanteau of the words "Whirl(pool)" and "Eel".

## Other Fakémon

< #007 Olmee

> #009 Lanceel
Subdagon

## Description

Subdagon is a Dragon/Fire-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Subdagon evolves from Salizazz at Lv52, which evolves from Alizon at Lv25.

## Information

Fakédex #: 105

Type: Dragon/Fire

Super Weakness: Ground, Steel

Ability: Hustle/Magma Armor (HA: Flash Fire)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Draconic

Height: 8'02 (2.5 m)

Weight: 355 lbs (161 kg)

Fakédex Color: Black

## Biology

Subdagon is a draconic, quadrapedal Fakémon with no wings but have a very long tail with red spikes. Its outer body is covered in coal-black and ash-grey scales, though from its mouth we can view that its insides are a bright orange. Its head is somewhat triangular and holds dozens of equilateral triangular fangs in a pointy, steaming snout as well as two large red eyes and a long forked tongue. Subdagon spend most of their time in subterranean lava tunnels enjoying the heat of nearby magma, but sometimes come up to the surface to hunt. Their flame breath can go up to 50 feet away and is highly accurate, allowing for instantly roasted food.

## Fakédex

Subdagon, the FIRE BREATH Fakémon

Topaz: "Flames can shoot 50 feet from its mouth, allowing Subdagon to instantly cook food before the food even notices something's wrong."

Amethyst: "Despite their ferocious image, they are very lazy creatures. They spend most of their time underground basking near magma."

## Stats

HP: 77

Atk: 99

Def: 77

SpA: 114

SpD: 101

Spe: 55

BST: 523

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Subdagon is based on a komodo dragon, a fire-breathing dragon, and a salamander, and its name is derived from "subterranean dragon".

## Trivia

* Subdagon was a pretty late replacement for "Industriant", a Steel/Fire-type robot/ogre/factory-thing I **could not** get to work at all

## Other Fakémon

< #104 Salizazz

> #106 Argenot
Soul-filled Song

## Description

Soul-filled Song is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature ability of Graven. Soul-filled Song causes all sound-based moves to become Ghost-type. It also triples the critical hit ratio of those moves but causes two power points to drain per use. If a sound-based move that is already Ghost-type (Ancient Echo) is used, all additional effects still occur. The following sound-based moves can be learnt by a Fakémon with Soul-filled Song (Graven) and are affected by the ability:

## Flavor Text

"Moves become Ghost-type and raising critical hits but lowering power points."

## Example Situation

1. Graven used Hyper Voice! Critical hit!
2. It's super effective against the opposing Humuhusyku!
Weaver

## Description

Weaver is an ability introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Pokémon/Fakémon with Weaver take half damage from moves that do not make contact, but take double damage from Bug-type moves. This causes non-contacting Bug moves to do regular damage.

## Flavor Text

"The user weaves special fabric that halves ranged damage, but doubles Bug damage."

## Example Situation

N/A. Cannot be described easily via battling.

## Variants

Weaver is a variant of the real Pokémon ability Fluffy, an ability exclusive to Normal-types that halves damage from contact moves but doubles damage taken from Fire-type moves.
Byutiferr

## Description

Byutiferr is an Ice/Normal-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, although it is exclusive to Fakémon Topaz. Byutiferr evolves from Fasharp when given an Ice Stone during the day, which evolves from Swiddle at Lv23.

## Information

Fakédex #: 040

Type: Ice/Normal

Super Weakness: Ghost, Poison

Ability: Fluffy/Snow Blindness (HA: Oblivious)

Gender Ratio: 25% Male/75% Female

Egg Group: Field, Human-Like

Height: 4'11 (1.5 m)

Weight: 66 lbs (30 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Byutiferr is a bright white-colored humanoid Fakémon resembling a weasel, as well as a woman in a fur coat. Byutiferr's body is covered in a very soft fur, which also extends from the base of its neck in two lengths around its neck and lower face as a scarf.

Byutiferr are very diurnal and only go out during the day, loving warm sunlight. Their fur is so good at reflecting light that it can blind passerby who happen to look at Byutiferr.

Byutiferr is the only Fakémon that can learn the move Blinding Beam.

## Fakédex

Byutiferr, the FASHIONISTA Fakémon

Topaz: "Byutiferr are astonishingly arrogant. They get angry if not complimented several times an hour."

Amethyst: "On cold mornings, a Byutiferr's fur will brightly reflect the sun. If you view this without eye protection, you will be temporarily blinded."

## Stats

HP: 63

Atk: 91

Def: 49

SpA: 119

SpD: 80

Spe: 110

BST: 512

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

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

## Origin

Byutiferr is based upon a woman wearing a mink scarf and fur coat, but also an American Mink and a Stoat. Its name is a corruption of "beautiful ferret".

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, there are no real Pokemon who are both Ice- and Normal-type
* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 512
* Byutiferr can be seen as a counterpart to Leparath. Both are the third stage in three-stage dual-typed Ice-type evolutionary lines. 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

< #039 Fasharp

> R#001 M-Sandygast

>> #041 Malloshis
Wadjair

## Description

Wadjair is a Fairy/Flying-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Wadjair evolves from female Barince when traded while holding a Prism Scale. (Male) Barince can also evolve into Cobralt.

## Information

Fakédex #: 055

Type: Fairy/Flying

Super Weakness: Ground, Psychic

Ability: Royal Decree/Multiscale (HA: Aerilate)

Gender Ratio: 100% Female

Egg Group: Draconic

Height: 8'02 (2.5 m)

Weight: 121 lbs (55 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Wadjair is a cobra-like Fakémon with two large wings. These wings extend from roughly the middle of its serpentine body, and despite their light feathery design, manage to support short flights in air. The body of Wadjair is mostly covered in white feathers with red and pink streaks resembling royal robes, although some pink scales are visible on its head and the tip of tail. Its head is round and sloping with no fangs and a large trail of feathery hair extending fro the back. Its eyes are large and pink and have a black sloping eyebrow resembling makeup.

Wadjair have been a common pet of royalty for millennia for a variety of reasons, including their beauty, rarity, and sheer unsuspecting strength. Their scales are capable of being ground into special medicine, and Wadjair heals itself by biting the scales on its tail. While Wadjair are capable of flight, they cannot keep this up for long periods of time due to their heavy bodies. This is only a recent quirk of Wadjair, mainly caused by domestication and overfeeding.

## Fakédex

Wadjair, the REGAL Fakémon

Topaz: "These regal serpents never behave in uncouth behavior, slithering gracefully on land or through air. This does not affect their ability to easily take down any opponent that threatens their master."

Amethyst: "Wadjair are always engaged in elaborate, elegant dances. You can watch for hours without getting bored."

## Stats

HP: 80

Atk: 30

Def: 85

SpA: 100

SpD: 145

Spe: 85

BST: 525

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Wadjair takes inspiration from a variety of real and fictional serpents, but mostly king cobras, the ouroboros, and feathered serpents. It also bears resemblance to female royalty. Wadjair is a mixture of "Wadjet", an egyptian goddess that appeared part-snake, and "Air".

## Other Fakémon

< #054 Cobralt

> R#005 M-Skarmory

>> #056 Bupidanite
Medusguise

## Description

Medusguise is a Rock/Dark-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, though is much easier to obtain in Fakémon Amethyst. Medusguise evolves from Gorgran at Lv43.

## Information

Fakédex #: 097

Type: Rock/Dark

Super Weakness: Fighting, Rock

Ability: Rock Head/Aftermath (HA: Weak Armor)

Gender Ratio: 100% Female

Egg Group: Draconic, Mineral

Height: 8'06 (2.6 m)

Weight: 165 lbs (75 kg)

Fakédex Color: Grey

## Biology

Medusguise is a large viper-like, serpentine Fakémon with dark grey scales and a lighter grey underbelly. Its two arms each end in four clawed fingers, and a large rocky breastplate is present over the chest/upper body. The head of Medusguise is almost entirely obscured by a large rock, though two eye-holes are present and several snake-like tendrils of rock extend from the lower back of the head. They are often found in dark underground areas like caves and tunnels, as their faces are so disgustingly malformed as to cause petrification in anything that sees it.

Gorgran and Medusguise were formerly the only known Fakémon capable of learning the move Petrify.

## Fakédex

Medusguise, the STONE MASK Fakémon

Topaz: "An ancient legend speaks of a hero using his Medusguise to turn a sea monster to stone."

Amethyst: "If one stares at its true disgusting face, they will begin to petrify. To protect others, Medusguise wears a large stone mask."

## Stats

HP: 60

Atk: 70

Def: 45

SpA: 120

SpD: 110

Spe: 100

BST: 505

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Medusguise is based on a viper and a gorgon, with its name being the name "Medusa" plus the word "Disguise".

## Trivia

* Medusguise is a counterpart to Gardgoyel

## Other Fakémon

< #096 Gorgran

> #098 Pungoyel
Spirit Drain

## Description

Spirit Drain is a Ghost-type status move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature move of the Phantick line.

When used, one of the opponent's main stats (Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, Speed) is lowered by two stages. Meanwhile, Phantick/Phantomite has that stat raised by two stages. This move will fail if selected just after being successfully used.

If powered up by a Ghostium-Z into Z-Spirit Drain, the user also regains 1/4 of their maximum HP.

## Move Information

Type: Ghost

Category: Status

Power: - (No Damage)

Accuracy: 100

Power Points: 40PP

Priority: 0

Makes Contact: No

Condition: Beautiful

## Flavor Text

"The target is drained of energy, lowering their stat and raising the user's stat. It fails if used in succession."

## Availability

 #051

## Other Moves

< Snatcheroo

> Temp Blast
Tapestrect

## Description

Tapestrect is a Bug/Fairy-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Tapestrect evolves from Rugoon when leveled up with maximum friendship, which evolves from Silkloth at Lv13.

## Information

Fakédex #: 015

Type: Bug/Fairy

Super Weakness: Grass, Poison

Ability: Fluffy/Weaver (HA: Levitate)

Gender Ratio: 25% Male/75% Female

Egg Group: Arthropod

Height: 4'03 (1.3 m)

Weight: 68 lbs (31 kg)

Fakédex Color: White

## Biology

Tapestrect is a winged insect Fakémon resembling a moth. Its body is incredibly fluffy, with white silk covering all but its wings and part of its face. Its wings extend out in a rounded almost-triangular shape and shimmer in sixteen vibrant colors, each one on a specific rectangular segment. Together these appear to make a fuzzy portrait of one of Tapestrect's life events. Tapestrect's body is in three segments and has six fuzzy legs that arch upwards then downwards. Its head possesses a large set of grey mandibles and two feathery ears.

Due to the incredible softness of its feathers and the ease of dyeing it, Tapestrect-produced silk is a common component in clothes in the Mabaca region, also making up a large amount of its exports. Tapestrect are very kind with their silk, lending it to other Bug-types like Leavanny, who are great friends with Tapestrect.

Tapestrect is the only known Fakémon capable of learning the move Shimmer Wing.

## Fakédex

Tapestrect, the TAPESTRY Fakémon

Topaz: "Their transluscent wings shimmer in a multitude of colors, casting beautiful rays of light in the morning sun."

Amethyst: "Each Tapestrect spends sixteen hours a day making silk. No one can resist the incredible softness and vibrant colors."

## Stats

HP: 90

Atk: 38

Def: 84

SpA: 120

SpD: 105

Spe: 66

BST: 503

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

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

\*\*Bug-type moves do double damage if Tapestrect has Weaver

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

## Origin

Tapestrect is based upon domesticated silk moths and Weaver Ants. Its wings specifically are based upon stained glass and tapestries. The name "Tapestrect" is a mixture of "tapestry" and "insect".

## Trivia

* Tapestrect was originally a Bug/Psychic-type beetle with a real tapestry pattern on its wings depicting the future. I changed it because we got Orbeetle (which is absolutely amazing BTW) as a Bug/Psychic beetle Pokémon (and regional bug) and because I thought a Bug/Fairy moth would be more fun
* As of Generation VIII, no Pokémon has a BST of 503

## Other Fakémon

< #014 Rugoon

> #016 Vulpoor
Twin Toxin

## Description

Twin Toxin is a Poison-type special biting move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst.

When used, Twin Toxin hits two times, each strike being counted independently for stuff like critical hits and each strike having a 5% chance to poison an unpoisoned target.

## Move Information

Type: Poison

Category: Special

Power: 40

Accuracy: 100

Power Points: 10PP

Priority: 0

Makes Contact: Yes

Condition: Tough

## Flavor Text

"The target is bitten twice with acidic fangs, which may poison them."

## Availability

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

## Trivia

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

## Other Moves

< Temp Blast

> Waterquake
Water Slick

## Description

Water Slick is a Water-type status move introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst, and is the signature move of Dainty Form Bupidanite.

When used, the "water slick" effect is applied to the field. This causes the next Pokémon/Fakémon to move to "slip" and not move, instead taking damage equal to 25% of their maximum HP. This effect can occur for the Bupidanite that originally used Water Slick. If the 'mon that activates it has Wonder Guard (Shedinja) and is immune to Water-type moves, they will still take damage. If selected just after a turn where it was successfully used by the user, the move will fail.

If powered up by a Waterium-Z into Z-Water Slick, the user's speed also raises by one stage.

## Move Information

Type: Water

Category: Status

Power: - (No Damage)

Accuracy: - (Always Hits)

Power Points: 20PP

Priority: +1

Makes Contact: No

Condition: Beautiful

## Flavor Text

"A large puddle of water coats the field. The next Pokémon to move will slip and hurt themself. This fails if used consecutively."

## Other Moves

< Waterquake

> Ancient Echo
Narocoon

## Description

Narocoon is a Psychic/Normal-type Fakémon introduced in Fakémon Topaz and Amethyst. Narocoon evolves from Duskoon after falling asleep in a battle during the day and not waking up before the end of the battle. Duskoon can also evolve into Insomoon.

## Information

Fakédex #: 075

Type: Psychic/Normal

Super Weakness: Dark, Normal

Ability: Dreamscape (HA: Overcoat)

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Field, Pixie

Height: 2'11 (0.9 m)

Weight: 55 lbs (25 kg)

Fakédex Color: Blue

## Biology

Narocoon is a bipedal raccoon-like Fakémon. Its fur is very soft and a light blue with a yellow circle on its chest. This softness is only disrupted by the three claws visible on each paw. Narocoon's eyes are almost always closed and are bordered by a silver, mask-like marking. Its body is round and a tad pudgy, with its ears sticking out at the top as two points.

Narocoon is narcoleptic and prone to falling asleep at the most inconvenient of times, often when threatened and in danger. This is because its powerful brain requires at least 20 hours of sleep a day to charge mental energy.

## Fakédex

Narocoon, the SLEEPY Fakémon

Topaz: "Sleep is better than waking according to seemingly every Narocoon. They often fall asleep at the most random of times, even when in danger."

Amethyst: "Narocoon often are seen lost in their dreams. Despite this, hearing their trainer’s voice can make them smile and twitch."

Opal: "The chemicals flooding its brain drastically increase its mental prowess, but also tend to make it sleep without warning, regardless of the current situation."

Obsidian: "Preferring dreams to the real world, Narocoon is almost always asleep. It usually only wakes up to battle or eat."

## Stats

HP: 119

Atk: 35

Def: 75

SpA: 100

SpD: 120

Spe: 35

BST: 484

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Narocoon is modeled after a raccoon with a small helping of panda traits, with its fur coloration resembling a daytime sky. Its name is derived from raccoon and Narcolepsy, something its sleep habits resemble.

## Trivia

* As of Generation VIII, no real Pokémon gain the Normal-type upon evolving
* Narocoon was originally a Normal/Psychic-type called "Raccoma" with the ability Comatose

## Other Fakémon

< #074 Duskoon

> #076 Insomoon
Ubtoos

## Description

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

## Information

Fakédex #: 034

Type: Electric/Bug

Super Weakness: Ground, Rock

Ability: Swarm/Static

Gender Ratio: 50% Male/50% Female

Egg Group: Arthropod

Height: 8'06 (2.6 m)

Weight: 134 lbs (61 kg)

Fakédex Color: Yellow

## Biology

Ubtoos is a long, centipede-like Fakémon with its body in an obtuse angle so that only its frontmost and backmost legs are on the ground. Its backside is mostly bright yellow but bears four long black stripes that run from back to front, as well as multiple short black ridges from left to right. Meanwhile, its underside is a dark khaki brown with several left-to-right black lines at regular, short intervals where each leg pair connects. Ubtoos has 50 legs in all, each one knife-sharp and dark grey and roughly eight inches in length. Its head is connected to the front of its long body which no neck between, and bears two long, serrated, metal-like mandibles.

Above these mandibles are a pair of large black-pupiled eyes and many symmetrical black markings in the shape of flattened isosceles triangles. Even further above are two orange antennae bearing a striking resemblance to electrical cords.

Like their pre-evolutions, Ubtoos are known for angling their bodies to protect their soft bellies from sharp rocks and other terrain hazards. In another similarity, Ubtoos frequently raid power plants and other major sources of electricity to gather energy, using their sharp mandibles to tear through metal and wires. A large amount of electricity is stored in their body but can be extracted by forming a circuit with the two antennae on its head.

Ryte and Ubtoos were formerly the only Fakémon capable of learning the move Metal Cutter.

## Fakédex

Ubtoos, the ANGULAR Fakémon

Topaz: "A circuit can be made using the two antennae on its head. Amazing amounts of energy can be gathered this way."

Amethyst: "Electricity courses through its long, bent body. It gathers more by feeding on wires and generators."

Opal: "When hungry, Ubtoos uses its antennae to track down the nearest electrical wiring. It can then use its terrifying mandibles to tear through metal obstacles, but it must take care to protect its stomach"

Obsidian: "They can somehow produce more energy than they ingest. Some have hypothesized you could make an Ubtoos-fueled power plant and obtain infinite energy."

## Stats

HP: 85

Atk: 105

Def: 55

SpA: 35

SpD: 95

Spe: 105

BST: 480

## Type Effectiveness Chart

 Not Very Effective
 Neutral
 Super Effective

## Origin

Ubtoos is based on a centipede and an obtuse angle, with its markings bearing a resemblance to those of a bumblebee. "Ubtoos" is a corruption of "Obtuse".

## Other Fakémon

< #033 Ryte

> #035 Isoglate