Kissitalcoatl

### Attacks

Love Sting, Regeneration Tears, Phoenix Down, Dive, Glorious Sun, Squall, Tempest, Wing Attack, Heaven's Arrow, Life Shield, Angel Wings, Soothing Mist

### Enhancements

Honeycombed lightweight bone structure, Limited morphing abilities, Antidote synthesis, Aura of Calm/Fear (can alternate), Heat Sense, Limited Telepathy

### Evolves from

Arbust (Angel Stone), Garter (Angel Stone)

**Discovered in 222 AS by a Tamer unhappy with her Naga's evolution into an Arbust, the Kissitalcoatl is a surprising addition to the Celestial number. Even more surprising is the later discovery of the same evolution from the Garter –though those evolutions have been shown to call their breed's name Quetzalcuntl. While this helps distinguish which Naga evolution this particular Pokégirl evolved from, they have been proven to be one in the same breed, much like the Boobisaur/Bulboustits.**

**In terms of looks, Kissitalcoatls are in a word, majestic. In their not very near human form, they look much like a more slender, longer version of the Naga with the addition of a pair of colorful wings and a feathered portion on the tip of their whip-like tail. They have more animalistic features in this form and their faces have a prominent snake like muzzle. Their scale and wing patterns vary depending on where they where when they evolved, ranging from a uniform green scaling with red and blue wings to a red, black, and yellow scale pattern with feathers every color of the rainbow. Even their bust tends to vary; sometimes gaining as much as three cup sizes to gaining none at all. Upon transforming into their near human state, their face becomes more human and their scales become smaller, sometimes changing to a flesh tone around their head, front and forearms. Their long tails become a set of legs, giving the Kissitalcoatl a height ranging from 5' to 7'. In this form it is still easy to distinguish them from any other Naga evolutions thanks to the wings that stay prominent on their back, as well as the feather pattern on their lower legs. One more fashion savvy Quetzalcuntl called the feathering 'Colorful Leggings', noting that the feathers start in a pattern just below the knee, flaring out as they end at the ankle.**

**One of the Kissitalcoatl's most surprising abilities is also their biggest weakness. Officials at Vale have dubbed this new ability the 'Magic Sink,' although, in more general use, it is simply referred to as an 'Anti-Magic Field.' Upon evolving, the Kissitalcoatl looses any magical ability she once had, and actually seems to create a 'dead magic' field around her. Through studies, it has been found that the size of the Magic Sink field is directly related to the strength of the Pokégirl, starting as small as a foot in radius around her lowest level, but reaching up to twenty feet in radius around her at her maximum level. While this may seem like a strong advantage against magic type Pokégirls, and indeed it is, it is also a weakness, since whoever owns a Kissitalcoatl has a hard time keeping any Magic type Pokégirls. Even within her Pokéball, the field is suppressed into one tenth of its size when the Kissitalcoatl is out, thankfully making it less of a menace in general. However, in battle, this ability means that techiques of pure magical origin are entirely ineffectual. However, more than one cocky Kissitalcoat has still been effectively skewered by a hail of magically summoned by otherwise normal swords, or the equivilent.**

**Despite their odd anti-magical status, Kissitalcoatls tend to look upon life with the serenity of the more easy-going Celestials. They enjoy keeping a live and let live philosophy until they see something overtly evil –then it's on. In battle, they attack with ranged attacks first to soften up the opponent before going into close combat, or if the opponent is a strong against their flying type, they fall back to using their poison abilities like Love Sting. They only use their Celestial attacks if the opponent is truly evil, or their backs are against the wall. They also tend to reveal more than the average Celestial about their connection to the Cosmic Awareness, but usually caution their tamers against anything that will lead to their demise. Notably, they get along better with Gardelfwhors than the more 'straight-laced' Celestials, despite their more demure attitude in bed than the Sexlestial Pokégirl.**

**To date, there has been no recorded instance of a Threshold case of a Kissitalcoatl, though it is speculated that the thresholder would have to be very moral. No instances of Ferals have been documented either, since most tamers who choose to give up their Kissitalcoatl quickly find that there are many people who are suspicious of magic who are more than willing to take her in.**