Astarrot ( Astaroth + star + parrot)
Ability: Speed Boost
Stats: 50/65/45/75/75/90 (400)
Pokédex: While this Pokemon looks like it would fit in with bird Pokemon one would find early on in their journey, it seems quite unique and exceptionally rare. So rare, that no one’s ever seen it before. While diminutive to the point where a slightly strong gust can knock it out, it’s incredibly nimble and intelligent and performed remarkably well in some memory tests. It’s also rather mischievous as it attempted to pickpocket one of our top researcher’s wallet before being caught. Researchers also found out that it’s quite inquisitive about life as it kept poking its head around them as they took notes on it. It might be a bit too curious as it nearly flew into a fire as it was trying to get close to it. Professor Wattle noticed the star on its forehead and gave it the name Astarrot as a result. Due to it being a new species and limited research around it, there’s still not much known about this Pokemon. Although maybe there’s a reason.
Inspirations:Various red and white birds such as the Dracula parrot, scarlet robin and the red backed fairy wren
After you pick up your starter, you’re eager to start your adventure. However, you hear wailing outside the lab and go investigate. You and the Professor spot an injured avian Pokémon and take it back to the lab to heal it. During the process, Professor Wattle reveals that he’s never seen this Pokemon before in his 30+ years of Pokemon research. He also notices this Pokémon seems to be drawn to you for some reason, so he requests that you take it on your journey and help him learn more about it.
What’s the deal with this mysterious Pokémon? Well you’ve have to wait to find out. This Pokémon would function similarly to Koraidon and Miraidon in that they’re part of your team but not really. I imagine they would be hesitant to trust the trainer at first but eventually warm up. You can’t put them in the PC but you would have the option not to battle with them.
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I like how you can still read the text if you put enough effort into it. Lol.
In all seriousness, this seems like a cool concept.
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Astarrot ( Astaroth + star + parrot)
Ability: Speed Boost
Stats: 50/65/45/75/75/90 (400)
Pokédex: While this Pokemon looks like it would fit in with bird Pokemon one would find early on in their journey, it seems quite unique and exceptionally rare. So rare, that no one’s ever seen it before. While diminutive to the point where a slightly strong gust can knock it out, it’s incredibly nimble and intelligent and performed remarkably well in some memory tests. It’s also rather mischievous as it attempted to pickpocket one of our top researcher’s wallet before being caught. Researchers also found out that it’s quite inquisitive about life as it kept poking its head around them as they took notes on it. It might be a bit too curious as it nearly flew into a fire as it was trying to get close to it. Professor Wattle noticed the star on its forehead and gave it the name Astarrot as a result. Due to it being a new species and limited research around it, there’s still not much known about this Pokemon. Although maybe there’s a reason.
Inspirations:Various red and white birds such as the Dracula parrot, scarlet robin and the red backed fairy wren
After you pick up your starter, you’re eager to start your adventure. However, you hear wailing outside the lab and go investigate. You and the Professor spot an injured avian Pokémon and take it back to the lab to heal it. During the process, Professor Wattle reveals that he’s never seen this Pokemon before in his 30+ years of Pokemon research. He also notices this Pokémon seems to be drawn to you for some reason, so he requests that you take it on your journey and help him learn more about it.
What’s the deal with this mysterious Pokémon? Well you’ve have to wait to find out. This Pokémon would function similarly to Koraidon and Miraidon in that they’re part of your team but not really. I imagine they would be hesitant to trust the trainer at first but eventually warm up. You can’t put them in the PC but you would have the option not to battle with them.
I like how you can still read the text if you put enough effort into it. Lol.
In all seriousness, this seems like a cool concept.