- Holdle (Name : Holy + candle) (Height : 0,3 m, Weight : 5 kg)
They are small Pokémon that They are easy to spot in crowded areas. Their bodies are made of wax-like materials and give off a very distinctive and pleasant aroma, but they are not edible. Their footsteps make a sound similar to a drum and usually follow their evolutions in their processions.
Inspirations : It is based on a procession candle, candles that are usually used during Holy Week, and on the music played in processions, specifically on the percussion . Its ghost type comes from the funereal sounds that are played during Holy Week, and in what it represents the death and rebirth of Christ. - Nazadle (Evolves at level 27) (Name : Nazarene + Candle) (Height : 1 m, Weight : 20 kg)
A peaceful Pokémon that's somewhat rare, but is seen more often in spring. If they find someone lost in the city, they'll take them to a safe place. When his hood fluttering in the wind causes a sound similar to a funeral bassoon.
Inspirations : It is inspired by the Nazarenes, people who walk in processions during Holy Week celebrations () wearing costumes recognizable by their hoods. It also represents an instrumental group used in the processions, the woodwinds. - Nazholy (Evolves with the shiny Stone) (Name : Nazarene + Holy) (Height : 2,1 m, Weight : 50 kg)
An erigmatic Pokémon that is almost never seen, unless it's spring, when they are common. They are the ones who guide their pre-evolutions in the processions. It can use its wax stick like a trumpet, giving off a distinctive sound similar to these. It can detect the intentions of human beings, and if it detects someone evil it will launch a shock wave to drive them away, but if it sees that someone is good it will give them gifts such as flowers and wax, imbued with fairy power, becoming lucky charms.
Inspirations: It is based on a Nazarene and the rods they usually carry, and like its predecessors it represents a musical section of the processions, being the brass.
Extras :
Image 4 : Shinys (Inspired by the fact that green is one of the most used colors in procession costumes, after purple)
Image 5 : A group of Nazarenes
Image 6 : A Nazarene child
Image 7 : Some procession candles
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