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Bumpsbane (Bumptious+Wolfsbane) -The Hooded Pokemon - Grass/Poison Type
Bumpsbane are very self confident. They will approach another pokemon's habitat without any worry. If threatened, or even if they are just bored, Bumpsbane will spray a mist of poison to deter foes.
Snooten (Snooze+Kitten)- The Sleepy Kitten Pokemon- Normal Type
Snooten are very energetic pokemon when they are awake. Using up so much energy at once causes a Snooten to suddenly fall asleep. Trainers are advised to keep track of their Snooten as to not lose track of it.
Wandrunt (Wander+Runt)- The Lone Litter Pokemon- Normal Type
Usually born from large families, Wandrunts will leave the nest at a very young age to fend for themselves. They are very scrappy pokemon that will fight anything that appears threatening.
015 Gnawtic (Gnawer+Static) -The Static Pokemon -Electric/Ground type
Gnawtic live in communities that live in underground burrows. They will often rub their fur together to communicate with each other. Trainers are surprised with a shock when Gnawtic shows their affection.
013 Peary (Peachick+Weary) -The Shy Bird Pokemon -Flying Type
Peary are very shy Pokemon. In the company of others they will often hide behind the first thing they can find. Failing that, they will hide behind their wings until they feel it safe.
010 Starvae (Stargaze+Larva) -The Stargazing Pokemon -Bug type.
Starvae are often lost in thought looking up to the stars. Though incredibly loyal and attentive to their trainers, it has often been reported that Starvae isolate themselves, as if look for some personal meaning...
004 Kindalf (Kindle+Calf) -The Warm Ox Pokemon- Fire type
Kindalf have been known to sleep for days at a time. When Kindalf eats coal or wood it emits a pleasant heat from its body. Farmers snuggle up next to Kindalf during cold winter nights.
@EddieHTee Haha thanks pal, heres a comparison to the first one I did a YEAR ago: