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These are just some Christmas based starter pokemon I thought up just yesterday. All of them evolve into their secondary forms at level 12, all of them evolve into their final forms at level 25. (Hint: 12/25) And believe it or not, all are secondary-fairy-types.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Grass/Fairy
WHOOLYTOE (Who, Holly, Mistletoe): The weakest of all grass-type pokemon. In spite of their adorable appearance, half the time, they are abandoned by their disloyal, superficial trainers. Most likely having to do with how they're the equivalent of color-dyed Easter chicks, viewed as temporary or limited to the Christmas season.
SPINEATAL (Spine, pine, needle, eat all): If a trainer is patient and loving enough to train whoolytoe, it will eventually be strong enough to evolve into this pokemon. Not only are its moves more effective, but Spineatal can also shed the poinsettia after Christmas and adapt to look like a doormat for burglars. It's ribbon arms are said to be impressively agile and acrobatic. Though it's ugliness is initially frightening, many trainers come to find it oddly endearing.
EBEGREECH (Ebenezer, Ever green, greed, Grinch): Listen to the lyrics of "You're a mean one Mister Grinch", it'll give you an idea. The ugliest of all fairy types. Possesses a 40 ft. tendril. Said to be the cousin of Abomasnow. Generally solitary by nature and, at best, perpetually grungy. If not brought up right by a professional trainer or pokemon breeder, can develop bad habits and an unpleasant temperament. Has the uncanny ability to disguise itself as a neglected Christmas tree, and loves stealing Poke-hash. However, if it develops a strong friendship with a selfless trainer, it will acquire the gift to mega-evolve into mega-ebegreech by 12X.
Fire/Fairy
CRIMBOU (Crimson, Caribou): A very rare fire pokemon, resulting from a genetic mutation from inbreeding stantler. Much controversy from being banned from pokemon battles games in 3 different pokemon regions, possibly to do with it's ember nose being a burn hazzard. Very friendly and courageous, but still struggles for acceptance.
VENISINGE (venison, singe): A confident pokemon whose ember nose doesn't just glow with self-esteem, it radiates it! Highly motivational and useful for boosting morale. Has developed an unbreakable spirit forged by its past adversity. Highly athletic and eager to help, whether it's coordinated or clumsy. Not an indoor pokemon, venisinge is more suited for trainers who love the outdoors.
MENOROUPH (Menorah, Rouge, Rudolph): Nose has reached a scorching temperature so hot it can cause 3rd degree burns just by looking at it. Luckily has mastered control over its nose at this stage. Trademark bravery has grown as well. It is said that this pokemon can journey through tundra at full speed, no food or water, for 8 days straight. ...And it's antlers will still burn brightly by then. Surprisingly can learn "fly". Though banned earlier in its life from pokemon battles by the law, it is also the law that protects these magnificent beasts from poachers. Will mega-evolve into mega-menorough if golurk is present.
Water/Fairy (based off the akhlut)
DWOPORP (drop, pup, porpoise): Not easy to capture, because it's too fluid to hold and it requires an expensive water-proof pokeball. Begins its life inside its mother's den, drinking highly nutritious pools of her essence. Prefers sleeping in a liter. However, in captivity, a warmed water bed will suffice as a substitute. Fighting skill is only better than magikarps.
KILUPE (Kiloliter, Killer, Lupe): From this point on, only an experienced trainer can handle its unfathomable strength and ravenous appetite. Highly fluid and smooth coats. In the wild, it spends its time playing with its siblings or learning to hunt. Cheeky rascals who are not above rough play. Occasionally hunts oshawott and sharpedo. Rumor has it these pokemon are killers who will gobble up unsuspecting swimmers and bed-ridden grandmothers. However, kilupe are really peaceful, they're just too rough to keep as mere pets.
TSUKAMU (tsunami, okami, shamu): Duly noted is its hunting tactic of crashing down upon its prey in the manner of a crippling tidal wave. Sadly, this is also an unbridled gesture of affection towards its trainer, so owning tsukamu is like a never-ending day at Typhoon Lagoon. Always has an everlasting grin, even when it's snarling defensively or yelping in pain. Best suited for trainers who own a lake house or live near large bodies of water. Though an apex predator by nature, tsukamu is a loving, caring gentle giant who wants nothing more than to be surrounded by family and friends. Mega-evolves into the ice/fairy type mega-tsukamu if it is adorned with a poke-carrot for a narwhal horn.
Funny thing was, I thought it up last year while waiting for the Generator VI Pokémon, but it never took form until this year.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
I do not own pokemon. Pokémon belong to Satoshi Tajiri.
