Project PokeDex 2.0 (2015 Edition)

[Supa_Hot_Fire]

Kaijentel
Baby Kaiju Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Dragon/Normal
Ability: Intimidate
This Pokemon is small when compared to most Dragon-types, but it has the potential to become monstrous in size.​

Richtaiju
Ground Kaiju Pokemon

Evolves from Kaijentel with a Ground Gem
Dragon/Ground
Ability: Intimidate
Richtaiju are so large, just one of them tunneling underground can create a minor earthquake.​

Diaju
Rock Kaiju Pokemon
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Evolves from Kaijentel with a Rock Gem
Dragon/Rock
Ability: Intimidate
The magma flowing through this Pokemon's body allows it to create almost any mineral, ranging from as soft as talc to as hard as diamond.​

Metaiju
Steel Kaiju Pokemon

Evolves from Kaijentel with a Steel Gem
Dragon/Steel
Ability: Intimidate
The most defensive of the three Kaiju Pokemon, it is often seen inside caves, eating iron ore.​

I like the line, but could you clarify the evolves with a (type) gem a little? I was just wondering because Gems usually just strengthen attacks.

 

[GarbodorLover]

I like the line, but could you clarify the evolves with a (type) gem a little? I was just wondering because Gems usually just strengthen attacks.

The gems would work exactly like evolutionary stones. When the item is selected, select "USE" to make a Pokemon evolve, and select "GIVE" to make a Pokemon hold it.

Mimikegg
Egg Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Dark
Ability: Weak Armor/Sturdy (HA: Strong Jaw)
Mimikegg use their egg-like appearance to attract prey that think it is an actual Pokémon egg. When they get close enough, it eats them with it jagged mouth, which is hidden in its shell.

Segstuple
Half-Dozen Pokémon

Evolves from Mimikegg at level 36
Dark
Ability: Weak Armor/Sturdy (HA: Strong Jaw)
A Segstuple needs much more food than a Mimikegg, so it splits into six to get six times the food.

Egbrio
Yolk Pokémon

Evolves from Segstuple while knowing Shell Smash
Dark/Psychic
Ability: Gooey/Sticky Hold (HA: Strong Jaw)
When a Segstuple becomes too big for its shells, it evolves into an Egbrio, revealing its blue, gooey, yolk-like body. It is no longer split in six, but it can create copies of itself to get its daily amount of food.

Mega Egbrio
Yolk Pokémon

Evolves from Egbrio with the Egbriite
Dark/Psychic
Ability: Strong Jaw
When a Segstuple becomes too big for its shells, it evolves into an Egbrio, revealing its blue, gooey, yolk-like body. It is no longer split in six, but it can create copies of itself to get its daily amount of food.​

 

[Zygarde]

Flamhen
Chick Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Fire
Ability: Flash Fire/Big Pecks
Stats: HP 50/ Atk 60 / Def 40 / Sp. Atk 90 / Sp. Def 40 / Spe 100/ BST 380
A poor flyer, this Pokémon often has a bad temper. It gets even worse if one laughs at their failled flying attempts.​

Chantigma
Chanticleer Pokemon

Evolves from Flamhen w/ Sun Stone
Fire/Flying
Ability: Flash Fire/Gale Wings
Stats: HP 80/ Atk 60 / Def 50 / Sp. Atk 120 / Sp. Def 50 / Spe 140/ BST 500
The dark sky becomes a blazing red when this Pokémon takes one of its usual night flights.​

 

[GarbodorLover]

@Reggie McGigas
Many Pokedex entries mention unrelated Pokemon (like Pidgeotto's entry mentioning Magikarp), so I hope you don't mind if I mention one of your Pokemon (Lizoral) in one of my Pokemon's entries.

Alientel
Alien Pokémon

Basic Pokémon
Dark/Psychic
Ability: Levitate
Alientel are actually part of an intelligent alien race, and came to Earth centuries ago. However, they came in peace, and will happily battle for its trainer if they are captured.

Colonialien
Extraterrestrial Pokémon

Evolves from Alientel with a Moon Stone
Dark/Psychic
Ability: Levitate
Each Colonialien rules over a small colony of Alientel. If one is captured, the highest-ranking Alientel will immediately evolve and take its place.

Ufosis
Alien Spacecraft Pokémon

Evolves from Colonialien when traded with a Metal Coat
Dark/Steel
Ability: Levitate
When Colonialien evolve, they are still technically Colonialien, and are just inside a spacecraft they built. However, they are considered separate Pokemon because the Colonialien and its spacecraft act as one entity.

Grasnaik
Grass Snake Pokémon

Basic Pokémon
Grass
Ability: Rough Skin (HA: Overgrow)
This Pokemon's thin, leafy legs make it very slow. Later in its evolutionary line, its legs are lost in favor for a long tail, allowing it to slither at high speeds.

Lizzivy
Lookalike Pokémon

Evolves from Grasnaik at level 30
Grass
Ability: Rough Skin (HA: Overgrow)
Lizzivy looks extremely similar to Lizoral, but is part of an entirely different line. Due to this, it is believed that Lizzivy and Lizoral share a common ancestor.

Serpentungle
Viny Pokémon

Evolves from Lizzivy with a Leaf Stone
Grass/Dark
Ability: Rough Skin (HA: Overgrow)
Serpentungle is very fast due to losing its legs through evolution. It can speedily slither across almost any terrain, including water.

Mega Serpentungle
Viny Pokémon

Evolves from Serpentungle with the Serpentite
Grass/Dark
Ability: Speed Force*
Serpentungle is very fast due to losing its legs through evolution. It can speedily slither across almost any terrain, including water.

*Speed Force: Gives priority to any move with a base power of 70 or less. (It may be OP, but not as OP as Gale Wings.)​

 

[Reggie McGigas]

I had some ideas for pre-existing lines.

Torterror
Growth Turtle Pokemon

Evolves from Turvine with max happiness
Grass
Ability: Shell Armor (HA: Foliate)
Stats: 100/74/135/94/135/50 (Total: 588)
The tree on its back grows larger as the bond with its trainer increases. Its name was given from its intimidating looks.

Torchtle
Flame Turtle Pokemon

Evolves from Turflame with max happiness
Fire
Ability: Shell Armor (HA: Conflagrate)
Stats: 90/125/74/145/94/60 (588 Total)
They shoot hot smoke out of their cannons. This smoke can cause third degree burns.

Torceaturtle
Sea Turtle Pokemon

Evolves from Tursea with max happiness
Water
Ability: Shell Armor (HA: Aqueate)
Stats: 90/125/84/125/84/80 (588 Total)
Domisticated or captured Torceaturtles are gentle and friendly. But in the wild, they are often aggressive.


Digsand
Digger Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Ground
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 64/70/93/43/45/50 (Total: 365)
These desert dwelling Pokemon are born to dig. They use their tough skin to hide in sand.

Deserecker
Earthquake Pokemon

Evolves from Digsand at level 31
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 80/107/120/70/63/65 (Total: 505)
Able to crush mountains with their powerful earthquakes, they are fierce protecters of their young.

Titaquake - Male
Titan Pokemon

Evolves from Deserecker when Earthquake is learned
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 90/127/150/80/83/75
Only a few clans exist. They roam the desert for reasons unknown.​

Titaquake - Female
Titan Pokemon

Evolves from Deserecker when Earthquake is learned
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 90/127/135/100/93/75
Only a few clans exist. They roam the desert in search for reasons unknown.
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[GarbodorLover]

Squishleaf
Vulnerable Pokémon

Basic Pokémon
Bug/Grass
Ability: Leaf Guard
As the name implies, the body of a Squishleaf is very squishy. It wraps itself in leaves to increase its defense. Eventually, its entire body becomes covered in leaves.

Shielcoon
Protective Pokémon

Evolves from Squishleaf at level 15
Bug/Grass
Ability: Weak Armor
Over time, the leaves covering a Squishleaf's body harden into a protective shell.

Invincacoon
Impenetrable Pokémon

Evolves from Shielcoon with a Leaf Stone
Bug/Rock
Ability: Sturdy
Unlike other bug types, Invincacoon prefers to stay inside its cocoon. It is as hard as rock, allowing it to perform powerful attacks and take hits exceptionally well.

Mega Invincacoon
Impenetrable Pokemon

Evolves from Invincacoon with the Invicitite
Bug/Rock
Ability: Adaptability
Unlike other bug types, Invincacoon prefers to stay inside its cocoon. It is as hard as rock, allowing it to perform powerful attacks and take hits exceptionally well.

*I used Metapod's backsprite to emphasize its crescent moon shape, as its Mega Evolution is Lunatone.​

 

[Supa_Hot_Fire]

The gems would work exactly like evolutionary stones. When the item is selected, select "USE" to make a Pokemon evolve, and select "GIVE" to make a Pokemon hold it.
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Mimikegg
Egg Pokemon
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Basic Pokémon
Dark
Ability: Weak Armor/Sturdy (HA: Strong Jaw)
Mimikegg use their egg-like appearance to attract prey that think it is an actual Pokemon egg. When they get close enough, it eats them with it jagged mouth, which is hidden in its shell.

Segstuple
Half-Dozen Pokemon

Evolves from Mimikegg at level 36
Dark
Ability: Weak Armor/Sturdy (HA: Strong Jaw)
A Segstuple needs much more food than a Mimikegg, so it splits into six to get six times the food.

Egbrio
Yolk Pokemon

Evolves from Segstuple while knowing Shell Smash
Dark/Psychic
Ability: Gooey/Sticky Hold (HA: Strong Jaw)
When a Segstuple becomes too big for its shells, it evolves into an Egbrio, revealing its blue, gooey, yolk-like body. It is no longer split in six, but it can create copies of itself to get its daily amount of food.

Mega Egbrio
Yolk Pokemon

Evolves from Egbrio with the Egbriite
Dark/Psychic
Ability: Strong Jaw
When a Segstuple becomes too big for its shells, it evolves into an Egbrio, revealing its blue, gooey, yolk-like body. It is no longer split in six, but it can create copies of itself to get its daily amount of food.
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Pronunciations
Mimikegg: mimicking + egg (mĭm-ĭk-ĕg)
Segstuple: sextuple + eggs (sĕgz-tŭp-ŏŏl)
Egbrio: egg + embryo (ĕg-brē-ō)
Egbriite (ĕg-brē-īt)​

Okay. Thanks for the clarification!

 

[Jabberwock]

Bulkemoth
Monumental Pokémon

Basic Pokémon
Normal
Ability: Fur Coat/Thick Fat (HA: Sturdy)
Stats: 100/70/65/55/60/50 (Total: 400)
Dust, blown by the wind, sticks to its fur. Over time, this dust build up to create natural landforms on Bulkemoth's coat.​

Behemolith
Giant Statue Pokémon

Evolves from Bulkemoth at Level 30
Normal/Psychic
Ability: Pure Coat (HA: Sturdy)
Stats: 105/100/65/70/60/100 (Total: 500)
Its coat has solidified, drawing in its surroundings to strengthen it. It can control the terrain to some degree.​

I have edited the post to exclude Regirock and Regice, and Registeel along with it, since it doesn't quite fit without the others. I still think Snorlax -> Regigigas works, however, so I'm leaving that.

 

[Supa_Hot_Fire]

Psybrain
Wisdom Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Psychic
Ability: Mind Games
Stats: 50/10/50/110/50/60 (330 Total)
This Pokemon devotes all of its time to the pursuit of knowledge. In human terms, its IQ can reach over 300.​

Omnibrain
Omniscient Pokemon

Evolves from Psybrain at level 55
Psychic
Ability: Mind Games
Stats: 70/30/80/170/110/95 (555 Total)
Omnibrain have studied long enough to achieve true omniscience, giving them the ability to answer any question; however, they often choose not to.​

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Mind Games: When a status is inflicted on this Pokemon, it is also inflicted on the opposing Pokemon (This includes self inflicted status conditions such as by rest).

 

[steffenka]

I had some ideas for pre-existing lines.

Torterror
Growth Turtle Pokemon

Evolves from Turvine with max happiness
Grass
Ability: Shell Armor (HA: Foliate)
Stats: 100/74/135/94/135/50 (Total: 588)
The tree on its back grows larger as the bond with its trainer increases. Its name was given from its intimidating looks.

Torchtle
Flame Turtle Pokemon

Evolves from Turflame with max happiness
Fire
Ability: Shell Armor (HA: Conflagrate)
Stats: 90/125/74/145/94/60 (588 Total)
They shoot hot smoke out of their cannons. This smoke can cause third degree burns.

Torceaturtle
Sea Turtle Pokemon

Evolves from Tursea with max happiness
Water
Ability: Shell Armor (HA: Aqueate)
Stats: 90/125/84/125/84/80 (588 Total)
Domisticated or captured Torceaturtles are gentle and friendly. But in the wild, they are often aggressive.


Digsand
Digger Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Ground
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 64/70/93/43/45/50 (Total: 365)
These desert dwelling Pokemon are born to dig. They use their tough skin to hide in sand.

Deserecker
Earthquake Pokemon

Evolves from Digsand at level 31
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 80/107/120/70/63/65 (Total: 505)
Able to crush mountains with their powerful earthquakes, they are fierce protecters of their young.

Titaquake - Male
Titan Pokemon

Evolves from Deserecker when Earthquake is learned
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 90/127/150/80/83/75
Only a few clans exist. They roam the desert for reasons unknown.​

Titaquake - Female
Titan Pokemon

Evolves from Deserecker when Earthquake is learned
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 90/127/135/100/93/75
Only a few clans exist. They roam the desert in search for reasons unknown.
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I like the turtles, but I don't think Titaquake fits in with the Digsand line. I like the name Deserecker though!

 

[GarbodorLover]

I think it's about time someone created the new fossil Pokemon.

Mamothair
Hairless Pokémon

Revived from Tusk Fossil
Rock/Fighting
Ability: Rock Head/Anger Point (HA: Water Absorb)
Mamothair strengthen their trunks by whacking them against hard objects, such as boulders and trees.​

Masnouth
Mammoth Pokémon

Evolves from Mamothair at level 41
Rock/Fighting
Ability: Fur Coat/Anger Point (HA: Water Absorb)
Masnouth are covered in thick fur that can shield them from damage. They have extendable trunks that are usually tucked in its fur, giving it the appearance of a snout.

Crocodino
Tiny Croc Pokémon

Revived from Tooth Fossil
Rock/Dragon
Ability: Strong Jaw/Sand Force (HA: Sand Rush)
These Pokémon existed over 70 million years ago, and used their long snouts to fish for its prey along riversides.​

Suchocircus
Suchosaurus Pokemon

Evolves from Crocodino at level 41
Rock/Dragon
Ability: Strong Jaw/Sand Force (HA: Sand Rush)
The short snout of a Suchocircus makes it unable to fish for prey, so instead it swims after them in deep waters.​

 

[Their Goominess]

Suggestion - can we make a list of all the existing Pokemon that we've used in this? It would probably make it easier to see what we can do with making new lines.

Chilip
Chick Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Normal/Flying
Ability: Keen Eye/Cloud Nine
Stats: 60/60/50/70/60/60
This Pokemon has a love for rain. On cloudy, misty days it seems to get much more agitated and excited.​

Eagail
Rain Bird Pokemon

Evolves from Chilip at level 20
Water/Flying
Ability: Keen Eye/Drizzle
Stats: 80/80/70/90/80/80
This Pokemon usually spends its time amongst clouds. During their mating period, the males form patterns out of rain clouds which can significantly affect the weather.​

 

[GarbodorLover]

@His Goominess I'll do it for now.

Spoiler: List of Already Used Pokémon (In Pokédex Order)

Charmeleon, Charizard, Mega Charizard X, Squirtle, Blastoise, Metapod, Kakuna, Pidgeotto, Mega Pidgeot, Spearow, Ekans, Arbok, Sandshrew, Nidoking, Zubat, Primeape, Arcanine, Mega Alakazam, Farfetch'd, Grimer, Shellder, Cloyster, Gastly, Haunter, Onix, Hypno, Exeggcute, Hitmonchan, Weezing, Rhydon, Gyarados, Lapras, Ditto, Flareon, Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Dratini, Dragonair, Dragonite, Mega Mewtwo Y, Mew, Bayleef, Feraligatr, Crobat, Togepi, Politoed, Corsola, Phanpy, Entei, Suicune, Larvitar, Tyranitar, Mega Tyranitar, Ho-oh, Combusken, Mega Blaziken, Breloom, Nincada, Mawile, Aron, Mega Aggron, Electrike, Numel, Torkoal, Vibrava, Seviper, Lunatone, Cradily, Shuppet, Tropius, Sealeo, Luvdisc, Bagon, Mega Metagross, Regice, Primal Groudon, Rayquaza, Mega Rayquaza, Defense Form Deoxys, Grotle, Torterra, Piplup, Bastiodon, West Sea Shellos, Mismagius, Spiritomb, Gible, Riolu, Lucario, Hippowdon, Skorupi, Abomasnow, Lickilicky, Rhyperior, Yanmega, Glaceon, Gliscor, Mamoswine, Gallade, Origin Form Giratina, Darkrai, Sky Form Shaymin, Snivy, Servine, Serperior, Emboar, Sewaddle, Sandile, Tirtougs, Carracosta, Garbodor, Solosis, Swanna, Escavalier, Alomamola, Beheeyem, Accelgor, Druddigon, Virizion, Honedge, Doublade, Shield Form Aegislash, Aromatisse, Slurpuff, Helioptile, Tyrantrum, Carbink, Sliggoo, Trevenant, Avalugg, Noivern, Yveltal, Zygarde, Egg

Steffenka made a mossy rock Pokemon (dedicated to me nonetheless), so I decide to return the favor and make an icy rock Pokémon.

Frozerock
Icy Rock Pokémon

Basic Pokémon
Rock/Ice
Ability: Sturdy/Water Absorb (HA: Weak Armor)
Their ice give off a frosty mist, and is used in the production of Casteliacones.​

 

[Reggie McGigas]

I like the turtles, but I don't think Titaquake fits in with the Digsand line. I like the name Deserecker though!

Well I do think it works with the line, so let's make it a standalone Pokemon

Titaquake - Male
Titan Pokemon

Basic Pokemon
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 90/127/150/80/83/75
Desewrecker used to be able to evolve into this Pokemon, but now the link has somehow been cut off. Only a few clans exist, and they roam the desert for reasons unknown.

Titaquake - Female
Titan Pokemon

Basic Pokemon
Ground/Rock
Ability: Sand Veil (HA: Rock Head)
Stats: 90/127/135/100/93/75
Desewrecker used to be able to evolve into this Pokemon, but now the link has somehow been cut off. Only a few clans exist, and they roam the desert for reasons unknown.

Also, I am going to agree with the others and reject @Jabberwock's Bulkemoth line. Sorry! Also, I don't think his Emboar line was a serious suggestion. I believe he said that it was a joke line.
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[Their Goominess]

ok ignore the red lettering something happened with the colour codes and I have no idea how to get rid of it
Caterdapt
Caterpillar Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Bug
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Tinted Lens)
Stats: 40/40/40/40/40/40
Whilst this Pokemon isn't particularly strong, it is good at adapting to any kind of environment. ​

Coonadap
Cocoon Pokemon

Evolves from Caterdapt at level 15
Bug
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Tinted Lens)
Stats: 70/50/70/50/70/50
When this Pokemon evolves, it will alter it's body to suit the area in which it was living. The exact number of evolution possibilities is currently unknown.​

Buurnfly
Flame Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap with a Fire Stone
Bug/Fire
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Drought)
Stats: 50/90/70/90/70/70
When it flies fast, its wings go so rapidly that it can spark fires. They love hot areas.​

Rockell
Rock Bug Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap in a Cave
Bug/Rock
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Sand Stream)
Stats: 90/70/90/70/70/50
This Pokemon develops its rock shell home to be harder each day. The bug inside rarely exits its safe shell.


Iciclepi
Ice Moth Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap near an Icy Rock
Bug/Ice
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Snow Warning)
Stats: 70/50/90/70/90/70
This Pokemon's wings are coated with a dust that protects them from harsh weather.


Mothydro
Water Moth Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap with a Water Stone
Bug/Water
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Drizzle)
Stats: 90/70/70/70/90/50
This Pokemon has waterproof wings. It likes spending time underwater.


Voltoptera
Electro Moth Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap at a magnetic/electric area
Bug/Electric
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Volt Absorb)
Stats: 50/70/70/90/70/90
This Pokemon's wings give off static energy when they rub together. Because of this, experts warn people not to touch their wings.


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[GarbodorLover]

Meshedd
Shaggy Pokémon

Basic Pokémon
Normal
Ability: Fur Coat (HA: Shed Fur*)
This Pokémon's fur is so messy that it is almost impossible to style.

Wavomb
Wavy Pokémon

Evolves from Meshedd at level 33
Normal
Ability: Fur Coat (HA: Wavy Fur**)
Wavomb use the golden ornaments around their stomachs as combs to keep their normally messy fur as wavy as possible.

*Shed Fur: Works exactly the same as Shed Skin
*Wavy Fur: Grants immunity to all status conditions.

Spoiler: List of Already Used Pokémon (In Pokédex Order)

Charmeleon, Charizard, Mega Charizard X, Squirtle, Blastoise, Metapod, Kakuna, Pidgeotto, Mega Pidgeot, Spearow, Ekans, Arbok, Sandshrew, Nidoking, Zubat, Venomoth, Primeape, Arcanine, Mega Alakazam, Farfetch'd, Grimer, Shellder, Cloyster, Gastly, Haunter, Onix, Hypno, Exeggcute, Hitmonchan, Weezing, Rhydon, Gyarados, Lapras, Ditto, Flareon, Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Dratini, Dragonair, Dragonite, Mega Mewtwo Y, Mew, Bayleef, Feraligatr, Crobat, Togepi, Politoed, Forretress, Corsola, Phanpy, Entei, Suicune, Larvitar, Tyranitar, Mega Tyranitar, Ho-oh, Combusken, Mega Blaziken, Wurmple, Silcoon, Breloom, Nincada, Ninjask, Mawile, Aron, Mega Aggron, Electrike, Numel, Torkoal, Vibrava, Seviper, Lunatone, Cradily, Shuppet, Tropius, Sealeo, Luvdisc, Bagon, Mega Metagross, Regirock, Regice, Primal Groudon, Rayquaza, Mega Rayquaza, Defense Form Deoxys, Grotle, Torterra, Piplup, Bastiodon, Mothim, West Sea Shellos, Mismagius, Spiritomb, Gible, Riolu, Lucario, Hippowdon, Skorupi, Abomasnow, Lickilicky, Rhyperior, Yanmega, Glaceon, Gliscor, Mamoswine, Gallade, Origin Form Giratina, Darkrai, Sky Form Shaymin, Arceus, Snivy, Servine, Serperior, Sewaddle, Sandile, Tirtouga, Carracosta, Garbodor, Solosis, Swanna, Escavalier, Alomamola, Beheeyem, Accelgor, Druddigon, Virizion, Vivillon, Furfrou, Honedge, Doublade, Shield Form Aegislash, Aromatisse, Slurpuff, Helioptile, Tyrantrum, Carbink, Sliggoo, Trevenant, Avalugg, Noivern, Zygarde, Egg

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[Jabberwock]

First of all, I apologize for reusing Regirock and Regice. I've edited the post now to be just Snorlax and Regigigas – hopefully that's alright. It won't happen again.

Second, here's another line, which could perhaps be a minor legendary trio?

Sorcerash
Sorcerer Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon
Psychic/Ghost
Ability: Magic Guard (HA: Magic Bounce)
Stats: 95/90/85/135/105/103 (Total: 613)
It has a great strategic mind. It manipulates its enemies by making use of the knowledge gained by Espiadow, and also a few spells and potions..​

Espiadow
Shadow Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon
Psychic/Dark
Ability: Infiltrator (HA: Shadow Tag)
Stats: 80/140/95/78/100/120 (Total: 613)
It infiltrates the darkest of places, traveling by shadows. It never forgets a thing it sees, and relays everything to its comrades.​

Aurage
Oracular Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon
Psychic/Fairy
Ability: Oracle (HA: Regenerator)
Stats: 105/75/100/120/100/113 (Total: 613)
It can divine what is to come. If what it sees is misfortune, Espiadow and Sorcerash will be there to avert it.​

*Oracle: All delayed effects are negated (Sky Attack, Wish, Future Sight, Geomancy, etc.). Power Herb has no effect.

Essentially, if this wasn't clear from the Pokédex entries, Aurage is sort of the leader, but spends its time doing nothing but seeing the future. It tells Sorcerash and Espiadow what it sees, and they make a decision on whether or not to change the future. If they do, Espiadow gathers information, and sometimes attacks where Aurage and Sorcerash see fit to, while Srcerash manipulates people to do what it needs them to do in order to change the future. I have no idea what the trio's name would be.

 

[Reggie McGigas]

ok ignore the red lettering something happened with the colour codes and I have no idea how to get rid of it
Caterdapt
Caterpillar Pokemon

Basic Pokémon
Bug
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Tinted Lens)
Stats: 40/40/40/40/40/40
Whilst this Pokemon isn't particularly strong, it is good at adapting to any kind of environment. ​

Coonadap
Cocoon Pokemon

Evolves from Caterdapt at level 15
Bug
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Tinted Lens)
Stats: 70/50/70/50/70/50
When this Pokemon evolves, it will alter it's body to suit the area in which it was living. The exact number of evolution possibilities is currently unknown.​

Buurnfly
Flame Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap with a Fire Stone
Bug/Fire
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Drought)
Stats: 50/90/70/90/70/70
When it flies fast, its wings go so rapidly that it can spark fires. They love hot areas.​

Rockell
Rock Bug Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap in a Cave
Bug/Rock
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Sand Stream)
Stats: 90/70/90/70/70/50
This Pokemon develops its rock shell home to be harder each day. The bug inside rarely exits its safe shell.


Iciclepi
Ice Moth Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap near an Icy Rock
Bug/Ice
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Snow Warning)
Stats: 70/50/90/70/90/70
This Pokemon's wings are coated with a dust that protects them from harsh weather.


Mothydro
Water Moth Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap with a Water Stone
Bug/Water
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Drizzle)
Stats: 90/70/70/70/90/50
This Pokemon has waterproof wings. It likes spending time underwater.


Voltoptera
Electro Moth Pokemon

Evolves from Coonadap at a magnetic/electric area
Bug/Electric
Ability: Adaptability (HA: Volt Absorb)
Stats: 50/70/70/90/70/90
This Pokemon's wings give off static energy when they rub together. Because of this, experts warn people not to touch their wings.


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Fixed the red lettering. Also, we have 3 adapting lines (The snakes, the turtles, and the moths). Let's avoid using adapting lines from now on.

 

[Reggie McGigas]

First of all, I apologize for reusing Regirock and Regice. I've edited the post now to be just Snorlax and Regigigas – hopefully that's alright. It won't happen again.

Second, here's another line, which could perhaps be a minor legendary trio?

Sorcerash
Sorcerer Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon
Psychic/Fairy
Ability: Magic Guard (HA: Magic Bounce)
Stats: 95/90/85/135/105/103 (Total: 613)
It has a great strategic mind. It manipulates its enemies by making use of the knowledge gained by Espiadow, and also a few spells and potions..​

Espiadow
Shadow Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon
Psychic/Dark
Ability: Infiltrator (HA: Shadow Tag)
Stats: 80/140/95/78/100/120 (Total: 613)
It infiltrates the darkest of places, traveling by shadows. It never forgets a thing it sees, and relays everything to its comrades.​

Aurage
Oracular Pokémon

Legendary Pokémon
Psychic/Ghost
Ability: Oracle (HA: Regenerator)
Stats: 105/75/100/120/100/113 (Total: 613)
It can divine what is to come. If what it sees is misfortune, Espiadow and Sorcerash will be there to avert it.​

*Oracle: All delayed effects are negated (Sky Attack, Wish, Future Sight, Geomancy, etc.). Power Herb has no effect.

Essentially, if this wasn't clear from the Pokédex entries, Aurage is sort of the leader, but spends its time doing nothing but seeing the future. It tells Sorcerash and Espiadow what it sees, and they make a decision on whether or not to change the future. If they do, Espiadow gathers information, and sometimes attacks where Aurage and Sorcerash see fit to, while Srcerash manipulates people to do what it needs them to do in order to change the future. I have no idea what the trio's name would be.

I believe Shiny Ninetails was a legendary trio leader in the first Pokedex 2.0 with the same typing. Could you think of something else? If not, that's ok.

 

[Jabberwock]

I honestly had no idea. I've edited the post now, switching Sorcerash's and Aurage's typings. I don't think that makes too big a difference on the story.