Luring Salandit: A mix of neurotoxins and
glowing psychic patterns on their bodies tend to
leave those around enthralled and easy prey.
Dealing with them quickly is your best bet.
Origins: From a lightless world, they lured in
Pokémon with their glow, before hunting the
unwitting prey.
Dire Electrike: Giant-bodied hunters in the dark,
they prowl alone, trusting in their own strength
and ferocity to chase down prey and wrestle its
tired body to the ground.
Origins: From a lightless world, it keeps to the
shadows, hunting any of those that left the
safety of the luminescent fungal groves.
Dread Igglybuff: Malicious tricksters, they use
the veneer of cuteness to get in close to people
before snatching things that they desire. They
live to cause fear and worry.
Origins: From a lightless world, they skulked
around, looking for eggs or young that were
unattended in order to steal.
Musclebound Pansage: Stout and strong, these
monkeys leap all around, and are capable of far
more than their stature might suggest. They
often have contests to determine who is the
strongest of each group.
Origins: From a high-gravity world, they lived
amongst the cliffs, jumping from outcrop to
rocky outcrop.
Aurora Finneon: Dazzling and brilliant, they
swim through the skies, bringing their
namesake along with them. Strange happenings
often follow along.
Origins: From a frozen world, they are peaceful
beings, bringing beauty across the land, acting
mainly as prey creatures.
Cybercell Combee: A synthetic Pokémon, they
act as monitoring drones, as well as guards for
important installations. What a hive has as their
overarching goal often overrides immediate
needs, though, so they can be unreliable in
reacting to things severely outside of their
expectations.
Origins: Delivery drones for a long-dead
civilization, they continued to go about the tasks
that they were assigned in the ruins of their
cities.
Tundra Kricketot: A warm, furry bug, it has no
issues living in the harshest winter climates.
Often after a snowstorm, a pile of snow might
pop up to reveal one of these having been
buried beneath.
Origins: From a frozen world, they wandered
around looking for limited plant life.
Unfortunately for them, they were also at the
bottom of the food chain.
Polar Teddiursa: Adapting to cold climes, the
lack of honey has made it bitter and ornery. It
does its best to create its own from wild berries,
but it’s just not the same.
Origins: From a frozen world, it’s a vicious
predator, saddled with an unfortunate typing
and also people forgetting Cubchoo exists, oops.
Voltaic Mankey: Balls of anger and electricity,
their rage fuels their power until they
eventually explode to hurt everything around
them.
Origins: From an arid world, they… were pretty
much the same as any other mankey. Angry,
and ready to punch things at the slightest
provocation.
Lab Patrat: You don’t test on these rats, they
test you. And many, many other things. Many of
which are hazardous to the health of anyone
around.
Origins: Leftover in the laboratories of a long-
dead civilization, these continued to thrive,
working towards their own devices.
Obsidian Phanpy: Rolling around in the heat
around volcanoes, these strange Pokémon
seem to absorb all light. They tend to be playful
if not provoked, but also have a hard time
stopping.
Origins: On a volcanic world, these roamed the
hot wastelands, resistant to the fires around,
even if they aren’t exactly stone.
Prism Rhyhorn: Made of shining crystal, these
bask in the sun to absorb its light, only to focus
it into burning beams at anyone who tries to
disturb it.
Origins: From a desert world, they roamed from
oasis to oasis, munching on plants. While quite
bright, they tend to hide rather well because
nobody’s able to look straight at them.
Couatl Ekans: A colourful feathered serpent, it
wings through the air, threading nimbly
between rock spires. It’s still fairly deadly,
though, so watch from a distance.
Origins: From an arid world, it flies around
cliffside canyons, never touching the ground. It
descends only to hunt, preferring to stay as high
as possible otherwise.
Illusive Mime Jr.: A deadly trickster, it uses its
illusions in order to make people think foul
occurrences fair, and fair are foul. It enjoys
anguish, and to be left alone.
Origins: From a destroyed world, it projects
innocuous illusions over otherwise hazardous
areas – such as extending the ground over a
sheer cliff – in order to send people to their
doom.
Cliff Spoink: Using psychic powers to aid its
jumping, it is extremely maneuverable, and has
extremely hardy skin. It prefers to stay above all
others, as looking up tends to mean losing the
gemstone on its head.
Origins: From a high-gravity world, it bounces
around from ledge to ledge, augmenting its
jumping abilities with psychic powers to help it
stay safe from predators.
Psycho Yanma: Eschewing wings altogether,
this Pokémon zips through the air on a current
of its own psychic energy. It immobilizes and
predicts prey with psychokinetic talents to
make its hunting easier.
Origins: From a high-gravity world, it nullifies
the crushing effects with its psychic abilities.
This, unfortunately, has left it no hardier.
Gnarled Bonsly: Tough and hardy, they tend to
live in desolate places, and those of great
sorrow. A grove of them may appear after
tragedies in the wilderness.
Origins: From an arid world, they tend to be
peaceful creatures, even if they may look rather
scary. Some say they are bad luck.
Coral Roggenrolla: Containing remarkable
regenerative potential, they are surprisingly
hardy compared to their namesake. Full of
colour, they lose some of their brilliance outside
of water.
Origins: From an oceanic world, colonies of
them form majestic reefs. They’re best not
disturbed, though.
Burrowing Spinarak: Dangerous predators,
these spiders are massive and create dangerous
pits in the desert. If reared properly, though,
they can become an excellent way of traversing
the sandy wastes.
Origins: From a desert world, these giant insects
create pits to suck in foes, or hide beneath loose
sands in order to catch prey.
Desert Sunkern: The power of the sun and a
lack of water have caused these Pokémon to
adapt. They aggressively attack anyone who
approaches, trying to convince predators to
flee.
Origins: From a desert world, they are
vegetation that has adapted to the prevalence
of heat. When not alight, they can often be
mistaken for a sign of an oasis.
Ember Surskit: Playful creatures that look to be
almost made of glowing glass, they skate over
lava just as easily as if it were water.
Origin: From a volcanic world, it flits about in
the volcanoes and on lava rivers that flow over
the surface of the planet.
Lava Krabby: Playing in hot environments, these
Pokémon constantly let off steam as the water
inside them heats and reacts with their fire to
form a rocky shell.
Origin: From a volcanic world, these inhabit the
oceans of fire that cover the surface, coming out
only for food.
Auratic Psyduck: It has shed its constant
headaches by focussing and awakening a power
within itself. While still fairly good-natured, it
will lash out if provoked.
Origin: From a jungle world, it keeps to around
water, doing its best to avoid predators if it can.
If it can’t, though, it fights with all its might.
Spore Koffing: Shedding constant spores as it
floats around, there is plenty of fungal growth
where these creatures roam. Breathing in
around them can be fairly hazardous to one’s
health.
Origins: From a jungle world, they form clusters
that let out immense clouds of toxic spores.
Often not even the native fauna can withstand
such concentrations.
Reef Tangela: Looking like little more than
ordinary bundles of kelp, they are a hazard to
any who swim or sail in small vessels near them,
especially in large numbers. Once they have
grabbed onto something, it is rare for them to
let go.
Origins: From an oceanic world, these tangles
drift near shore, innocuously. When prey nears,
they grab out and attempt to pull them out and
down, drowning them.
Seatrench Gulpin: Lurking in the deepest parts
of bodies of water, it emits a glow in order to
attract prey. As soon as they come close,
however, they’re paralyzed, then engulfed.
Origins: From an oceanic world, they inhabit the
darkest places. If one keeps far enough away,
they can be used as adequate sources of light…
but one should always be wary, for they are
constantly hungry.
Thorn Cleffa: Makers of mischief, they may act
friendly, but getting too close is very dangerous.
Their bodies are covered with thorns drenched
in poison, and touching them without proper
precautions can result in extreme reactions.
Origins: From a jungle world, they live in
colonies that use vast thorn brambles to deter
intruders. They live in fear of things immune to
their toxins.
Crystalline Dewpider: A helmet of crystal
protecting its head, lives in canyons. It
processes stone inside its body, before
extruding it to form bridges. These tether places
together, allowing landbound creatures to
easily cross… if they don’t fall prey to it first.
Origins: From a realm consisting entirely of
giant rocks spun in an eternal cyclone, this
Pokémon connects landmasses together by
jumping through the winds to spin its rocky
webs. It is risky to cross, but for many it’s less
risky than trying to fly across the abyss.
Deluge Abra: A swirl of water held together
solely by psychic will, it normally takes the form
of a humanoid… but when pressed, it turns into
a force of nature.
Origins: From an endless cave system echoing
with madness, it lives without purpose, roaming,
not caring about anything in its path.
Steelvine Mareep: Made of living metal, these
creatures can be quite valuable for those with
the knowledge of how to shear them… and the
courage to deal with their ever-regenerating
metallic vines.
Origins: Synthesized by aliens in a lab on a
jungle planet, these were used to farm valuable
materials necessary for certain technological
advances.
Coldpyre Bergmite: Rivers of lava flow over and
through its icy body. Sometimes they erupt to
cover its entire surface, other times it ebbs to
allow the chill contained within to flow out.
Origins: From a realm where ice and fire
constantly clash and hot and cold exchange
places, they cross the lands as their whims take
them, disturbing balances.
Waking Baltoy: Patterns of bright and dark
blossom and shrink across its surface. Its
disposition changes depending on the amount
and composition of light and shadow. It has
little initiative of its own.
Origins: From a realm where light and shadow
are perpetually fighting, they act as pawns to
both sides. Whosoever has the strongest will
can bind them to their service.
Thundercrack Sneasel: Absorbing ambient
electricity into its body, it’s able to supercharge
its muscles, cling to metallic surfaces, cause
sonic booms, and even glide through the air
with dazzling acrobatics.
Origins: From a mesa of eternal night and
storms, they follow the lightning in order to
hunt their prey in order to maximize their
power.
Cheshire Glameow: Now you see it, now you
don’t. An elusive creature with a penchant for
deception and causing hallucinations. Once you
see one, can you really trust what you’ve seen
since?
Origins: From a realm where virtually everything
is either toxic or hallucinogenic, they try and
make their prey question reality until they fall
prey to one of the world’s many dangers.
Necrowarrior Snubbull: Clad in armour made
from the bones of its foes, and wielding
weapons made from the same, it is a fearsome
warrior. Respecting power, and hating
weakness, it can call upon the power of those it
slew to attack its current foes.
Origins: From a desert realm locked in eternal
skirmishing and gladiatorial combat, they form
tribes that seek to form the strongest warrior…
and to fell any others that may try to take that
title, in order to use their strength.
Scorpius Shellos: Its sluglike body is protected
by a layer of chitin; this creature skitters around
on several pairs of insect legs, and a barbed tail
curls up from beneath its shell. Those who think
it soft and easy prey have to deal with the
draconic energy roiling within it.
Origins: From a primeval cave of eternal
darkness, nothing soft lasts long there. Despite
its powerful build, it is still a gentle herbivore – it
only tries to dissuade predators.
Dissonant Chatot: A shimmering blur of colours,
somehow more visible when one has their eyes
closed. It whispers, fluttering around, drawn to
those alone to try and drive them mad.
Origins: From an eternal cave of madness, these
seek those on their own, delighting in making
those it has fixated on going insane, joining
others in the madness.
Sirenic Spiritomb: A floating vortex of water, it
tries to lure people deeper into the caves,
where it slowly feasts on their memories, and
traps them in a world of their own delusions.
Origins: From a watery cave of madness, they
specifically seek those who have managed to
survive for a long time in order to feast.
Defoliator Heatmor: Barren lands are all that
this Pokémon leaves behind, as it systemically
destroys and consumes all organics it comes
across. Flora are its priority, but fauna are still
not safe.
Origins: An alien creation, designed to keep the
jungle from overwhelming their outpost. While
it didn’t work, these creatures continue to do
their best to clear away everything except the
outpost they were told to protect. Everything.
Cultivator Durant: Almost seeming to be
extrusions of the land itself, swarms of these
creatures swiftly move to replant sections of
jungle that get destroyed.
Origins: From a realm of perpetual jungle, these
were an adaptation of Pokémon to fight back
against the Heatmor destroying it.
Glacial Maractus: Appearing to be carved from
ice, this creature can melt parts of itself at will
to flow around danger, as well as use it to
attack foes.
Origins: From a realm of ice and fire, these
embody the frigid part, resistant to hostile
melting, and able to quench the fires where it
goes.
Plasmic Heracross: A burning ball of energy in a
vaguely bug shaped form, this Pokémon needs
to be in constant motion, letting out energy via
fighting or other activity, or else it will build up
too much, and explode.
Origins: From a realm of fire and ice, it runs
across the land, attempting to spread heat and
energy to cool places in order to save itself from
burning out.
Generator Torkoal: Slowly wandering across
the landscape, these gentle creatures serve as
lights in the darkness, and sources of power.
Origins: From a dark land of storms, these serve
as food sources for those that live on electricity,
as well as beacons of light for those not adapted
to the perpetual night.
Electrovampire Carnivine: Cables and wires
dangle below its head as it flies through the air.
It is unable to produce electricity of its own, so
it must drain it from other Pokémon in order to
survive.
Origins: From a realm of constant electrical
storms, this hunter is constantly be on the
lookout for other Pokémon to drain – even if it’s
just their attacks.
Corrosive Lapras: A far cry from the gentle
giants of ordinary waters, these carnivorous
beasts are out for blood, and highly territorial.
Don’t go near them if you value your flesh on
your bones.
Origins: From a primordial swamp, it hunts and
defends its territory. Generally if you find an
area empty of prey creatures, one should not
stick around.
Odonatic Pachirisu: A glimmering set of
dragonfly wings sprout from the back of this
Pokémon. It flits through the air, majestically,
from swampy flower to swampy flower.
Origins: From a primordial swamp, it is a quick
pollinator, flitting as fast as it can to save itself
from the many predators around.
Balloon Qwilfish: Floating serenely through the
skies without an apparent care in the world,
disturbing these creatures leads them to puff up
and become quite aggressive. While not
poisoned, their spikes still hurt quite a bit.
Origins: From a realm consisting of an eternal
whirlwind, they drift through the skies, feeding
off the detritus flung off the landmasses
whirling around within.
Crystalline Dunsparce: Appearing to be formed
from living crystal, these Pokémon carve
tunnels and rooms through the stone they live
in. They are quite peaceful.
Origins: They carve tunnels through the floating
landmasses that they dwell within. Strangely
enough, the passageways appear to eventually
seal shut after a time.
Nunchaku Comfey: Found floating around the
desert, these creatures can be good weapons if
tamed by either friendship or force. Just make
sure it doesn’t decide to hit you in the face.
Origins: In a desert realm full of skirmishes,
these bond with those who have shown
themselves to be worth allying with in order to
survive.
Assassin Audino: Often disguising itself as
someone either helpful or unassuming, it works
to get close to those it has been sent to kill.
Utterly without morals, it is ruthless in pursuit
of its craft.
Origins: From a realm of constant skirmishing
and battles, they sell themselves to those who
can give them the best place in life… at least
until a better offer comes along.
Aetheric Seviper: Slipping in and out of reality,
this creature may look angelic, but it scoffs at
anything that may hint at inner darkness.
Origins: In a realm where light and shadow war,
it is merciless in purging anything that it views
as having any ounce of darkness within.
Penumbral Zangoose: Hard to pin down, these
Pokémon are advance guards of the shadows.
They flow through the darkness to tear at those
in the light.
Origins: In a realm where light and shadow war,
these Pokémon are advance guards of the
shadows. They flow through the darkness to
tear at those in the light.
Dreamflight Stunfisk: Soft and carpetlike, this
Pokémon floats gently through the air. Other
small creatures will hitch rides to wherever it
heads. It can be guided by a rider, though, if one
befriends it.
Origins: In a realm of fantasies, this Pokémon
can be used as a means to traverse the land
without suffering many of the more debilitating
effects found at ground level.
Halfa Girafarig: The back half of this creature
seems invisible and intangible. Its body just
stops halfway, a smoky yellow disc at its waist if
you look at it from the back. Yet it acts as if it’s
all there – including sitting down and rearing on
its hind legs. Nobody knows where its food
goes. Oh, yeah, watch out for the remaining
half’s fangs.
Origins: In a realm where reality seems like
hallucinations and vice versa, this is simply an
ordinary predator. It boggles the mind, but
there it exists.
Forged Bellsprout: Formed of semicooled
metal, it flows through places of industry,
seeking to consume more pure metals.
Origins: In the realm of volcanoes, foundries
powered by fire spew out creatures like this.
Eventually, one day, they will cool and return to
the earth.
Guerilla Grubbin: It sneaks through the
undergrowth, eventually evolving into a stag
beetle-like shape capable of smashing through
walls. It dreams of the day when it no longer
needs to be subtle.
Origins: In a world of jungles, it sneaks through
the underbrush, attempting to avoid notice as it
eats and grows until it evolves. Unfortunately,
there are a lot of predators.
Labyrinth Skiddo: A stout mass of stone in the
shape of a goat, it lives in caves and tunnels,
giving chase to any intruders.
Origins: In a realm of an endless maze, they
stalked the unwary and unprepared until the foe
tires. Then they striked, leaving the enemy’s
bones to join the stones of the ground.
Trashpanda Pancham: Skulking through cities,
this clever Pokémon loves to rummage through
garbage and collect food and ‘treasures’. It’s
easily bribed with one or the other.
Origins: They live on a planet-sized garbage
dump, where the detritus of an entire civilization
went to rot.
Frostglow Morelull: Lights in a frozen
wasteland, they lure people to them, and then
disorient them, seeking to absorb the nutrients
from their bodies.
Origins: In a frozen realm, they lure prey in with
lights, and then keep them disoriented until they
freeze to death without shelter.
Feywilde Slakoth: Full of mischief, but usually
too lazy to do anything about it, they hang
about in forests waiting around for people to
pass.
Origins: In a realm of fantasy, they wait for
those around to be disoriented by the natural
hallucinogens before engaging in trouble.
Nirvanic Hoothoot: It sits around,
contemplating the nature of existence. When
eventually roused by hunger, it strikes
aggressively at whatever is in the area, unless
assuaged by food.
Origins: In a primordial realm, it is one of the
few that does not tend to engage in constant
predator-prey warfare.
Seismic Whismur: Living around water, they
tend to make the nearby land treacherous, as
their tremors liquidate the shoreline.
Origins: In flooded endless caverns, they live,
shaking the ground and reshaping the
surrounding area.
Pegasus Ponyta: With leafy wings and mane,
they travel through the air, absorbing sunlight
all the while. They may not be able to fly
forever, but they chase the sunlight all the
while.
Origins: In a forested world, they roam the skies
just as easily as the ground, hunted only by
large birds.
Origins: The following were all created as a set
to have each type represented twice – once as a
single type, and once as a set of dual types. They
were not created for any particular unusual
region, so have much more setting-agnostic
fluff.
Origami Cryogonal: Seemingly consisting of
sheets of paper folded into complex shapes, it
constantly reforms into different forms as it
drifts across the land.
Firedancer Hoppip: Floating across the land,
powered by the sun, it is constantly surrounded
by a vortex of fire. It takes glee in lighting things
on fire and dancing amidst the spectacle.
Anguillic Yungoos: Infesting lakes and oceans,
they lurk in dark places waiting patiently for
unwary prey to cross their paths. They never
sleep, instead just semi-hibernating until
something grabs their attention.
Chargehorn Stantler: Spines on this Pokémon’s
back absorb electrical energy and focusses it to
be directed and released through its horns.
Anglerplant Zubat: A carnivorous mass of vines
that shapes itself into less threatening or
overlooked Pokémon, it lures creatures into the
brush before latching on and draining their
blood. Commonly found hanging on the ceilings
of caves. Rather than flying, they hook thin
vines onto places and swing around.
Winterborne Lunatone: This icy crescent has a
hatred for heat, and will do its best to snuff it
out where it can. It is constantly surrounded by
an aura of immense cold.
Merfolk Seel: With a more humanoid upper
body in between the familiar head and tail,
these Pokémon are quite apt at wielding
weapons, allowing them to live mostly
undisturbed by potential predators.
Pandemic Cubchoo: Swimming with infections
and viruses, it’s dangerous to even be around
this Pokémon, let alone touch it. It just wants
love, though, and as it grows, the rage festers
like a plague.
Gaiac Nosepass: Standing guard over areas of
nature, it controls the power of the earth itself,
as well as the plants around. Normally peaceful,
it attacks those who break the ineffable rules
regarding nature that it sets.
Skyspirit Minun: Mischievous spirit of the
breeze with a tornado in place of legs, one can
never be certain whether it’s around to play
pranks on someone or to bless them. It’s usually
not terribly malicious if people play along,
thought.
Thoughtform Flabébé: The translucent glowing
bloom in its hands is formed from the thoughts
that it steals from those arounds it, and changes
based on them. Those around it often feel
lightheaded, but concern is often the first thing
drained away…
Arachnoid Pansear: With four spindly legs
sprouting out of its back, and many unblinking
eyes on its face, this Pokémon hangs silently in
shadows, waiting for prey to come underneath.
Then they pounce, often acting in swarms.
Crystalline Paras: Beautiful crystals grow on this
rocky creature. While they are not usually that
aggressive, they are very protective of the
gems, for if the crystals shatter, the Pokémon’s
life force is snuffed out.
Soulrend Carvanha: Mostly visible as a
translucent spectral ripple in the air, the only
clear part of this Pokémon visible is a set of
gnashing jaws tearing through the air. Once it
has the scent of your soul, there is no escape.
Gharial Hippopotas: Scaled beasts with mouths
full of sharp teeth, you want to be sure to stay
far away from them. They can be assuaged with
gifts of meat, but their hunger always returns…
Nightmare Drowzee: Nobody can agree on the
exact form of this demonic creature, for it feeds
on terror, and is able to appear to each person
in a way that they most fear. It seeks not to kill,
but to spread panic and terror.
Ballistic Wingull: A screaming warhead of steal,
this Pokémon crashes into foes with a fiery fury,
before circling around to strike again.
Glowsprite Volbeat: A glowing bug of energy
around the tiny ball of light that is its true form,
it flies around in search of places of peace and
contentment. It is a signal for others that this is
a place of safety.
Shadowstone Crabrawler: A shell of rock with a
seething ball of rage and hatred at its heart, it
masquerades as a boulder before lashing out at
anything that disturbs it with vindictive glee.
Heartbreak Luvdisc: Swimming through the sky,
when it sees someone that it wants, it bonds to
them – regardless of whether they want it or
not. If they reject it, it drains them of life before
moving on. If they don’t, it tries to force them
to do what it wants.
Astrapomancer Munna: It floats serenely,
storms dancing hypnotically around it before
striking at its foes. Some say that you can read
hints of the future in its patterns.
Flamerider Buizel: it swims on streams of fire
that it directs through the air with its psychic
powers. It enjoys showing off, and is easily
trained with proper positive reinforcement.
Drought Scatterbug: In its developing states, it
absorbs all the moisture around it into its
earthen body, storing it in preparation for
evolution. Upon that moment, brilliant wings of
water spring from its back, and it is finally
happy.
Bunker Cherubi: The world and all of its dangers
frighten it, so it works tirelessly on constructing
a metal cocoon for itself. One day it will be able
to finally feel safe.

Poltergeist Bunnelby: A mischievous ghost that

likes pranking other creatures, it gets very
aggressive when confronted. Unfortunately, it
doesn’t always know its own strength, so it
tends to destroy more than it wants.

Frostscarab Yamask: A golden insect with the

imprint of a mask on its back, it is freezing to
the touch, even in the hottest temperatures. It
can lash out with its internal cold and does so at
the slightest provocation.

Antirrhinum Slowpoke: A living garden, the

flowers on its back have minds of their own,
and will defend the Pokémon with bursts of
draconic power. Some stay sedentary and
simply let the garden overgrow them, while
others move around and learn to control it
better.

Battleform Ditto: Its form has stabilized

somewhat. While it doesn’t have the prodigious
versatility of complete form changing anymore,
it instead has reliability and a swathe of
staggering offensive capabilities.