Lockstin 🩻さんのイラストまとめ

The Tropius in the Kascade region have grown far too large for flight. But they've replaced that ability for an advanced root system! Now grass/ground type, they immediately ingrain themselves upon entering the battlefield!

Commissioned from @DarknWindie

@DarknWindie Where I grew up, around Mt. Shasta, there were a lot of hippy-dipp cults and such.

People from all over the world would visit Mt. Shasta during eclipses and planetary alignments and things. as its believed to be a sort of "power spot" as well as a gateway to a higher plane.

Deep in the crystal Mt. Lemuria, There is said to reside a Diance, capable of healing any wound or disease with its crystalline psychic powers. But it only appears to those it deems worthy.

Commissioned from @DarknWindie

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@Shark_Raptor @Sparta300War @RGreywind

Now stuffed to the brim with grain, Sighlo evolves into Cooreds! It's entirely wrapped in tough hair-like fibers from atop its head. While it rests and waits for its body to evolve again, it practices with its horn.
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It likes Reggae and Ska the most.
It used to be popular.

Manadza was one of the first Pokemon to live in this region back when it was freshly lifted from the ocean, LONG before the age of man. It appreciated the warmth that the mountains trapped, and locked the land in a near eternal summer- until it decided to rest.

Tamunk causes plants to spring up from the ground wherever it goes with a touch of fairy-dust. It scouts ahead for Manadza, preparing the land for it's summer.

The name comes from Chipmunk, and the Paiute word for spring, Tamano.

Temunk causes plants to wither and leaves to fall wherever it goes. Sending ghostly chills through the air. It scouts ahead for Arctoyield, preparing the land for its winter.

The name comes from chipmunk, and the Chinookan word for Autumn, Mash Tepso. literally "falling leaf"

Box Legends! Commissioned from @RGreywind

They migrate around the region, bringing their seasons with them. And of course, making the weather in the region extremely wild.

The constant cycling has even filled the local Pokemon with a sort of, 'weather energy.'