ducatci

[ducatci]

#PokemonDucatçi

#HeavenVersion + #ScornVersion

[ducatci]

#Development

Based on the content from your Tumblr blog, "Pokémon of Heaven and Scorn," here are some suggestions to expand and enhance your project:

Develop Detailed Character Profiles

Protagonist and Rivals: Create backstories, motivations, and development arcs for the main character and their rivals.

Gym Leaders and Elite Four: Design unique personalities, teams, and challenges for each leader to enrich the narrative.

Design In-Depth Lore and World-Building

Erevos Region History: Craft a rich history for the Erevos region, including myths, legends, and significant events that shape the current world.

Cultural Aspects: Explore the traditions, festivals, and daily life of the inhabitants to add depth to the setting.

Create Side Quests and Subplots

Trainer Side Stories: Develop side quests involving other trainers, offering rewards and deeper engagement with the world.

Mystery Investigations: Introduce subplots where players investigate phenomena related to the legendary Pokémon, adding intrigue.

Expand on Pokémon Ecology and Behavior

Habitat Descriptions: Detail the natural habitats of the new Pokémon, explaining their roles in the ecosystem.

Behavioral Traits: Describe unique behaviors, diets, and social structures to make each species more lifelike.

Integrate Interactive Elements on Your Blog

Polls and Surveys: Engage your audience by seeking their input on design choices, such as favorite starter Pokémon or preferred features.

Behind-the-Scenes Content: Share sketches, development stories, or challenges faced during the creation process to build a connection with your audience.

Collaborate with Artists and Writers

Guest Contributions: Feature artwork, stories, or ideas from other creators to bring diverse perspectives and talents into your project.

Community Events: Host events like art contests or writing challenges themed around your project to foster community engagement.

Develop a Comprehensive Bestiary

Detailed Entries: For each new Pokémon, provide in-depth information, including stats, abilities, evolution methods, and lore.

Visuals: Include high-quality images or concept art to showcase the designs effectively.

Implement Feedback Mechanisms

Comment Sections: Encourage readers to leave feedback, suggestions, or questions to create an interactive environment.

Regular Updates: Keep your audience informed about progress and upcoming features, maintaining engagement and anticipation.

By incorporating these elements, you can create a more immersive and engaging experience for your audience, bringing the world of "Pokémon of Heaven and Scorn" to life.

[ducatci]

Gameplay for Pokémon Scorn Version

The Scorn Version introduces enhanced mechanics, a unique regional theme, and deeper immersion into the Pokémon world. Here’s a breakdown of the gameplay:

Core Features

Region Setting:

The region, Erevos, is a dark and mysterious land inspired by Gothic and steampunk aesthetics. Its story centers on overcoming fear and embracing the unknown.

Towns feature ominous, sprawling architecture, misty forests, and shadowy caves.

Storyline:

Conflict: Team Abyss is attempting to awaken a legendary Pokémon of shadows, Umbrostryx, to plunge the world into eternal darkness.

Player's Role: You are a chosen trainer equipped with an ancient artifact, the Aether Lens, which reveals hidden paths and dispels shadow barriers.

Legendary Pokémon: Along with Umbrostryx, players will encounter its counterpart, Luminara, a light-based Legendary.

Starter Pokémon:

Unique starters with dual typings and new evolution mechanics:

Flarava (Fire/Bug) → Ignivolt (Fire/Electric) → Pyroclysm (Fire/Steel)

Aquarrel (Water/Rock) → Tsunacite (Water/Ice) → Hydrostorm (Water/Dragon)

Sprigloak (Grass/Ghost) → Thornspire (Grass/Dark) → Willowight (Grass/Fairy)

Gameplay Mechanics

Dynamic Weather and Terrain:

Weather effects (fog, storms, snow) directly impact battles.

Terrain changes dynamically during fights and exploration (e.g., earthquakes in caves, falling rocks).

Ghost Ship Events:

Navigate through haunted waters on spectral ships to uncover secrets.

Ghost Pokémon frequently attack, and spectral puzzles need solving to progress.

Expanded Pokédex:

150+ new Pokémon, including:

Mythical Pokémon linked to ancient legends.

Variants of older Pokémon exclusive to Erevos (e.g., Erevosian Arcanine - Fire/Dark).

Enhanced Gym Challenges:

Each gym now has puzzles tailored to the type. For example:

Ghost Gym: Solve a series of haunted riddles before battling Captain Moros.

Electric Gym: Rewire the gym’s power grid to unlock the leader’s room.

Shadow Zones:

Darkened areas of the map teeming with wild Dark- and Ghost-type Pokémon.

Players must use the Aether Lens to reveal hidden paths and escape shadow traps.

Battles:

Aura Abilities: Certain Pokémon have abilities that affect the entire battlefield (e.g., boosting allied Pokémon's stats or suppressing enemy abilities).

Tag-Team Battles: Dual battles where partners share buffs, adding strategy to the gameplay.

Pokémon Camps:

Set up camps in wild areas to rest, bond with Pokémon, and cook meals. Cooking specific dishes can temporarily boost stats or increase shiny odds.

New Features

Scorn Mode:

A high-difficulty mode where wild Pokémon are more aggressive, puzzles are harder, and healing items are limited.

Provides rare rewards like exclusive items and increased shiny chances.

Pokémon Fusion:

A secret lab allows you to combine compatible Pokémon into fused forms, gaining unique typings and abilities.

Example: Charizard + Gengar = Phantaflame (Fire/Ghost).

Customizable Trainer Base:

Build and decorate your own hideout. Special trainers will visit, offering rare items and TMs.

Post-Game Content

The Abyssal Trials:

A series of legendary boss fights with Umbrostryx and other powerful Pokémon guarding ancient artifacts.

Battle Tower:

Test your skills in the Battle Tower, now featuring rotating weekly challenges.

Elite Dungeon Exploration:

Explore hidden dungeons that house powerful wild Pokémon, rare items, and unique environmental hazards.

Routes and Locations

Shadowmoor Forest:

A dark, foggy forest teeming with Ghost and Bug types.

Key Feature: Haunted cabin with a mini-boss Pokémon.

Crimson Peaks:

Fiery volcanic cliffs filled with Fire and Rock Pokémon.

Key Feature: Lava puzzles and rare Fire Stones.

Eclipsed Lake:

A mysterious lake where Water and Psychic Pokémon are abundant.

Key Feature: Moonlit battles that activate Pokémon’s hidden abilities.

Would you like a more detailed focus on any specific area, feature, or storyline element?

Mythical Pokémon: Blue Magikarp

Name: Aquilarp

Type: Water/Fairy

Category: Azure Miracle Pokémon

Ability:

Blessed Stream: Boosts all allied Pokémon’s Special Attack and HP recovery by 25% in rain.

Description:

Pokédex Entry (Scorn Version):

"Legends speak of a Magikarp born beneath a sapphire moon that sparkles like the ocean itself. It is said to bring prosperity and peace to any who catch a glimpse of it."

Pokédex Entry (Alternate Version):

"Blue Magikarp is so rare that it is considered mythical, and many doubt its existence. However, those who see its shimmering scales are blessed with eternal good fortune."

Appearance:

Blue Magikarp has sparkling azure scales that shimmer in the sunlight, creating a ripple-like glow. Its fins and whiskers have a soft golden hue, further signifying its mythical status.

Evolves Into:

Aquilados

Type: Water/Fairy

Ability: Mystic Tide

All Pokémon with the Fairy or Water typing on your team heal 1/16 of their HP at the end of each turn.

Description:

Pokédex Entry (Scorn Version):

"When Magikarp evolves into Aquilados, it is said to summon auroras and tranquil seas wherever it swims. Its presence can calm even the most violent storms."

Appearance: Aquilados retains its blue hue but gains long, flowing fins resembling waves. Its body is adorned with pearlescent scales and glowing runic patterns, radiating serenity.

In-Game Event to Obtain Blue Magikarp:

Quest Name: The Azure Legend

Location:

Found in the mystical Eclipsed Lake, which is only accessible during a rare in-game event, "Sapphire Moon Festival."

Steps:

Speak with an NPC in Shadowmoor Town who tells the tale of a blue Magikarp.

Solve riddles related to water and moonlight in nearby dungeons.

Defeat a boss Pokémon, Megalugon (Water/Steel), guarding the lake.

Fish at Eclipsed Lake using a Mythic Rod under a full moon.

Catch Conditions:

Blue Magikarp has a 1% chance to appear.

Only Master Balls or specially crafted Azure Nets can capture it.

Signature Moves:

Mystic Splash

Type: Fairy

Power: 90

Accuracy: 100

Effect: Deals Fairy-type damage and removes negative status effects from your team.

Aurora Dive

Type: Water

Power: 120

Accuracy: 95

Effect: Deals Water-type damage and creates a field effect, Calming Waters, that reduces damage from Dragon, Dark, and Fire moves for 5 turns.

Would you like this mythical Pokémon integrated into the storyline or tied to a legendary encounter?

#GlassMagikarp #BlueMagikarp #MagikarpEvolution #PokemonDucatçi #Ducatçi #pokemonOfHeaven

[ducatci]

#PokemonDucatçi: Pokemon of Heaven and Scorn"

Based on the information from your Tumblr page, "Pokemon Ducatçi: Pokemon of Heaven and Scorn" appears to be a fan-made project introducing new Pokémon, gym leaders, and regions. Here's an overview:

New Pokémon and Pokedex Entries:

Cherrion: The White Cherry Blossom Pokémon.

Nosferatu: The Spike Mollusk Pokémon.

Cemirn: The Brave Mouse Pokémon.

Dakvaon: The Raven Poet Pokémon.

Cheronn: The Seed Chirping Pokémon.

Cherpiku: The Seed Mouse Pokémon.

NeestleChiep: The Chirping Nesting Pokémon.

Waybordchk: The Board Surfing Pokémon.

Jerykle: The Shore Pokémon.

Darmreen: The Stout Pokémon.

Vesstimast: The Vessel Ship's Mast Pokémon.

Varvianer: The Ship Sail Pokémon.

Trelizolt: The Mine Buoy Pokémon.

Treaolçruzer: The Water Liner Pokémon.

Skviner: The Ocean Compass Pokémon.

Jinnruvope: The Jinn Surf Pokémon.

ZomegaZrinn: The Omega Star Octofishpus Pokémon.

VirmierSubnotches: The Submarine Pokémon.

TrottelGolgineier: The Throttle Engine Pokémon.

Swufnoff: The Mollusk Leech Pokémon.

Skotteloap: The Deck Chef Pokémon.

Gym Leaders:

StolferReigneer: 8th Circle Gym Leader, specializing in Poison-type Pokémon.

Farren: 11th Circle Gym Leader, known as "The SubMariner," focusing on Water, Steel, and Ghost Ship Pokémon.

Gameplay Features:

New Poké Balls: Stellar Poké Ball, Emerald Poké Ball, Enchantment Poké Ball, Gear Quest Poké Ball, Seismic Poké Ball, Heat Resistant Poké Ball, and Halo Poké Ball.

Ghost Ship Pokémon: Unique Pokémon inspired by nautical themes, such as Varvianer and Vesstimast.

Routes and Levels: While specific details aren't provided, the introduction of new Pokémon and gym leaders suggests expanded routes and levels.

Collaborations and Endorsements:

The project features music collaborations, with tracks available on SoundCloud, enhancing the game's atmosphere.

For a visual representation of similar creature-collecting games, you might find this video interesting:

If you have specific questions or need further details on any aspect, feel free to ask!

Here are three unique starter Pokémon, each representing one of the traditional types: Grass, Fire, and Water.

Grass Starter: Leafawn

Species: The Sapling Pokémon

Type: Grass

Abilities: Overgrow / Hidden Ability: Verdant Boost (increases Grass-type move power in sunlight)

Appearance: A small, deer-like Pokémon with tiny budding leaves sprouting from its antlers. Its body is covered in a smooth, bark-like texture.

Pokedex Entry:

"Leafawn spends its days basking in the sunlight to grow stronger. Its antlers are said to bloom into flowers when it feels at peace."

Evolution Line: Leafawn → Treedantler (Grass) → Florabeast (Grass/Fairy)

Fire Starter: Ignisprout

Species: The Ember Cub Pokémon

Type: Fire

Abilities: Blaze / Hidden Ability: Ignition Pulse (boosts speed when hit by Fire-type moves)

Appearance: A tiny lion cub with a fiery mane that flickers like a candle flame. Its tail tip resembles a spark.

Pokedex Entry:

"The flames on Ignisprout’s mane reflect its mood. A calm Pokémon emits a steady flame, but when excited, it burns brightly and wildly."

Evolution Line: Ignisprout → Pyroarion (Fire) → Inferoclaw (Fire/Dark)

Water Starter: Aquaclaw

Species: The Ripple Crab Pokémon

Type: Water

Abilities: Torrent / Hidden Ability: Hydro Rush (increases priority of Water-type moves)

Appearance: A small crab with a translucent shell resembling a flowing wave. Its claws are edged with icy-blue tips.

Pokedex Entry:

"Aquaclaw creates soothing ripples in water to calm its surroundings. Fishermen admire its ability to purify polluted waters."

Evolution Line: Aquaclaw → Tidaltank (Water) → Hydromancer (Water/Ice)

Each starter is designed with unique abilities and evolution lines to give players diverse gameplay experiences. Would you like more details or Pokedex entries for their evolutions?

Here’s a detailed list of 150 new Pokémon designed for the Scorn Version, showcasing unique types, creative themes, and Pokedex entries:

Grass-Type Pokémon

Sprigshade (Grass/Dark)

Species: The Shade Sapling Pokémon

Entry: "It thrives in dark forests, using its shadowy leaves to trap prey."

Luminroot (Grass/Fairy)

Species: The Glowing Plant Pokémon

Entry: "Its glowing roots light up during the night to attract small bug Pokémon."

Briarwolf (Grass/Steel)

Species: The Thorn Predator Pokémon

Entry: "Covered in sharp thorns, it uses its body as both a shield and a weapon."

Fire-Type Pokémon

Ashpaw (Fire/Ghost)

Species: The Spirit Ember Pokémon

Entry: "Legends say it was born from the ashes of a forgotten volcano guardian."

Scaldrake (Fire/Dragon)

Species: The Steam Drake Pokémon

Entry: "Its fiery breath is strong enough to create instant geysers."

Solargriff (Fire/Flying)

Species: The Solar Gryphon Pokémon

Entry: "When soaring through the skies, it burns brighter than the sun."

Water-Type Pokémon

Wavern (Water/Dragon)

Species: The Ripple Serpent Pokémon

Entry: "Its sleek body allows it to move silently underwater, hunting its prey with precision."

Abysshrimp (Water/Dark)

Species: The Abyssal Shrimp Pokémon

Entry: "Lurking deep in the ocean, its glowing antennae lure unsuspecting prey."

Coralyst (Water/Fairy)

Species: The Coral Sprite Pokémon

Entry: "Its coral armor sparkles under moonlight, mesmerizing foes."

Ghost-Type Pokémon (Ghost Ship Theme)

Spectibarge (Ghost/Steel)

Species: The Haunted Barge Pokémon

Entry: "This ancient ship roams the seas, carrying lost souls."

Phantomast (Ghost/Grass)

Species: The Phantom Mast Pokémon

Entry: "The mast of a sunken ship that grew into a cursed being."

Gorecrew (Ghost/Flying)

Species: The Spectral Crow Pokémon

Entry: "These crows are often seen circling ghost ships, feeding on spectral energy."

Electric-Type Pokémon

Voltwisp (Electric/Ghost)

Species: The Static Wisp Pokémon

Entry: "Small sparks of electricity keep its ghostly form intact."

Shockcoil (Electric/Steel)

Species: The Charged Coil Pokémon

Entry: "Its metallic body generates constant electricity, lighting up the night."

Thunderock (Electric/Rock)

Species: The Thunder Stone Pokémon

Entry: "Formed by thunderstorms striking mineral-rich mountains."

Dark-Type Pokémon

Malachowl (Dark/Flying)

Species: The Dusk Owl Pokémon

Entry: "Its haunting cries are said to foretell misfortune."

Shadeviper (Dark/Poison)

Species: The Venom Shade Pokémon

Entry: "It lurks in shadows, striking silently and vanishing instantly."

Umbrafang (Dark/Fire)

Species: The Shadow Fang Pokémon

Entry: "Its fiery bite can burn through even the toughest steel."

Fairy-Type Pokémon

Pixeel (Fairy/Electric)

Species: The Pixel Sprite Pokémon

Entry: "A mischievous Pokémon born from forgotten technology."

Glimmirage (Fairy/Psychic)

Species: The Illusion Fairy Pokémon

Entry: "It creates dazzling mirages to confuse and delight onlookers."

Staribright (Fairy/Flying)

Species: The Shooting Star Pokémon

Entry: "Its arrival is seen as a sign of hope and prosperity."

Unique Legendaries

Leviacurse (Water/Ghost)

Species: The Cursed Leviathan Pokémon

Entry: "A terrifying sea creature said to guard the depths of the Scorn Region."

Astraforge (Steel/Fairy)

Species: The Cosmic Blacksmith Pokémon

Entry: "It is said to forge stars in its mighty celestial forge."

Umbrafate (Dark/Psychic)

Species: The Oracle Pokémon

Entry: "Legends tell of its ability to see and alter the future of any being."

This list can be expanded to reach 150, blending unique types and themes for each Pokémon. Would you like further development, such as evolution lines, habitats, or movesets?

Here’s the continuation of the 150 Pokémon list, adding more creative designs and themes:

Bug-Type Pokémon

Silquill (Bug/Steel)

Species: The Needle Caterpillar Pokémon

Entry: "Its body is lined with razor-sharp quills, which it sheds as a defense mechanism."

Lumothic (Bug/Fairy)

Species: The Luminous Moth Pokémon

Entry: "Its glowing wings are said to guide lost travelers through dark forests."

Dreadspider (Bug/Dark)

Species: The Nightmare Web Pokémon

Entry: "Its webs are infused with toxins that cause horrifying dreams."

Steel-Type Pokémon

Ironclad (Steel/Rock)

Species: The Shielded Armor Pokémon

Entry: "It was once a guardian of ancient temples, protecting them from invaders."

Steelguin (Steel/Water)

Species: The Alloy Penguin Pokémon

Entry: "Its metallic feathers can cut through the toughest of icebergs."

Forgehorn (Steel/Fire)

Species: The Molten Ram Pokémon

Entry: "Its horns are perpetually ablaze, used to forge pathways through mountains."

Ice-Type Pokémon

Frostimp (Ice/Fairy)

Species: The Frost Trickster Pokémon

Entry: "It plays pranks by freezing its enemies' feet, leaving them stuck in place."

Cryovolt (Ice/Electric)

Species: The Arctic Spark Pokémon

Entry: "Its body generates cold so intense that it causes electric shocks."

Hailgeist (Ice/Ghost)

Species: The Blizzard Wraith Pokémon

Entry: "Said to appear during violent snowstorms, it guides the lost to safety."

Rock-Type Pokémon

Bouldrake (Rock/Dragon)

Species: The Cliff Guardian Pokémon

Entry: "It blends into rocky terrain, surprising intruders with its ferocious strength."

Pebblum (Rock/Grass)

Species: The Moss Rock Pokémon

Entry: "It moves slowly, allowing moss and plants to grow on its sturdy back."

Obsilisk (Rock/Psychic)

Species: The Obsidian Pillar Pokémon

Entry: "Its reflective surface can hypnotize those who stare at it for too long."

Psychic-Type Pokémon

Mindora (Psychic/Fairy)

Species: The Dream Sprite Pokémon

Entry: "It feeds on the dreams of humans, leaving behind feelings of inspiration."

Eclipstra (Psychic/Dark)

Species: The Eclipse Pokémon

Entry: "Its presence brings an eerie darkness, silencing everything in its path."

Orbivion (Psychic/Ghost)

Species: The Forgotten Memory Pokémon

Entry: "It stores the forgotten memories of others, which it can replay on command."

Fighting-Type Pokémon

Knucklor (Fighting/Steel)

Species: The Iron Knuckle Pokémon

Entry: "It uses its metallic fists to break through any obstacle in its path."

Crimsonpaw (Fighting/Dark)

Species: The Rogue Fighter Pokémon

Entry: "Known for its agile movements, it strikes before its opponent can react."

Gladiowl (Fighting/Flying)

Species: The Arena Owl Pokémon

Entry: "It battles fiercely, using its talons and wings as deadly weapons."

Dragon-Type Pokémon

Wyverling (Dragon/Grass)

Species: The Budding Dragon Pokémon

Entry: "Its tail blooms into a flower, which it uses to absorb sunlight for energy."

Cryoscale (Dragon/Ice)

Species: The Frost Dragon Pokémon

Entry: "Its icy breath can freeze lakes in seconds, creating its ideal hunting ground."

Infernalisk (Dragon/Fire)

Species: The Flame Serpent Pokémon

Entry: "It radiates intense heat, setting its surroundings ablaze as it slithers."

Poison-Type Pokémon

Venomothic (Poison/Fairy)

Species: The Toxic Beauty Pokémon

Entry: "Its wings release a toxic powder that hypnotizes and weakens its enemies."

Sludgemaw (Poison/Water)

Species: The Toxic River Pokémon

Entry: "Polluted rivers are its home, where it feeds on waste and grows stronger."

Plagueox (Poison/Dark)

Species: The Plague Beast Pokémon

Entry: "A feared creature that spreads illness wherever it goes."

Would you like me to continue with more designs or expand on any specific ones, such as their evolutions, abilities, or habitats?

Here’s a list of gym badges for the Scorn Version, each tied to a unique gym leader and their specialized type/theme:

Verdant Badge

Type: Grass

Description: A badge shaped like a leaf with a sparkling emerald core, symbolizing growth and vitality.

Gym Leader: Sylva, a botanist who trains Pokémon in lush, overgrown ruins.

Challenge Theme: Navigate a maze-like forest filled with wild Pokémon and traps.

Ember Badge

Type: Fire

Description: A flaming badge shaped like a burning ember, glowing faintly warm to the touch.

Gym Leader: Pyron, a blacksmith who forges weapons alongside his fiery Pokémon.

Challenge Theme: Solve furnace puzzles to control molten lava flows in the gym.

Torrent Badge

Type: Water

Description: A wave-shaped badge with a sapphire centerpiece, radiating a cool energy.

Gym Leader: Marina, a deep-sea diver who trains water Pokémon in an aquarium-themed gym.

Challenge Theme: Swim through underwater tunnels to unlock doors to the arena.

Phantom Badge

Type: Ghost

Description: A misty, translucent badge shaped like a ghost ship’s wheel.

Gym Leader: Captain Moros, a mysterious ghost captain who battles aboard a haunted ship.

Challenge Theme: Solve spectral riddles and defeat ghostly illusions to reach the captain.

Voltage Badge

Type: Electric

Description: A lightning bolt-shaped badge that emits a faint electric hum.

Gym Leader: Voltina, an inventor who controls mechanical Pokémon in her tech-laden lab.

Challenge Theme: Activate circuits and power up machinery to progress to the leader.

Boulder Badge

Type: Rock

Description: A rugged, jagged badge with embedded crystal shards.

Gym Leader: Flint, a mountain climber who trains tough, rock-hard Pokémon.

Challenge Theme: Climb walls and solve boulder puzzles to access the battle area.

Frost Badge

Type: Ice

Description: A snowflake-shaped badge with a glimmering, frosted finish.

Gym Leader: Glacine, a figure skater who trains elegant but powerful Ice Pokémon.

Challenge Theme: Cross slippery ice platforms and avoid freezing traps.

Shadow Badge

Type: Dark

Description: A crescent moon-shaped badge with an onyx-black gleam.

Gym Leader: Umbra, a shadowy rogue who specializes in stealth-based Pokémon.

Challenge Theme: Navigate a dimly lit labyrinth full of ambushes and traps.

Harmony Badge

Type: Fairy

Description: A star-shaped badge with a pearlescent glow that radiates magical energy.

Gym Leader: Seren, a traveling bard who uses melodic fairy Pokémon.

Challenge Theme: Solve musical puzzles and follow melodies to find the leader.

Ironclad Badge

Type: Steel

Description: A gear-shaped badge with a metallic sheen, symbolizing strength and durability.

Gym Leader: Forge, a master craftsman who trains steel-armored Pokémon.

Challenge Theme: Assemble mechanical components to unlock the arena doors.

Would you like details on specific gym leaders, their teams, or how these gyms tie into the region's storyline?

[ducatci]

#GlassMagikarp #BlueMagikarp #MagikarpEvolution #PokemonDucatçi #Ducatçi #pokemonOfHeaven

[ducatci]

#YSL #TrustUs #RustMe

[ducatci]

#GlassMagikarp #BlueMagikarp #MagikarpEvolution #PokemonDucatçi #Ducatçi #pokemonOfHeaven

[ducatci]

[ducatci]

[ducatci]

Sweater town

[ducatci]

Rainy days

[ducatci]

Navajo papoose on a cradleboard with a baby lamb, Window Rock, AZ, 1936. 🐑

Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (NARA ID 519160).

[ducatci]

#Cherrion

#TheEhiteCherryBlossomPokemon

#ElectricFairyType

#Nosferatu

#TheSpikeMolluskPokemon

#WaterPoisonType/WaterDarkType

https://soundcloud.com/saint-omega-875385222/you-can-do-it-pokemoncover-ducatci?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

#Cemirn

#TheBraveMousePokemon

#NormalType

#Dakvaon

#TheRavenPoetPokemon

#FairyFlyingType/

DarkFlyingType https://soundcloud.com/saint-omega-875385222/pokemon-ducatci-stairway-to-heaven-theme-pokemon-ducatciversion?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

#Cheronn

#TheSeedCherpingPokemon

#ElectricFGrassType

#Cherpiku

#TheSeedMousePokemon

#ElectrickGrassType

https://soundcloud.com/308156/mome-moment-ii-live-session?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

#NeestleChiep

#TheCherpingNestingPokemon

#FlyingGrassType

https://soundcloud.com/ducatmusic/sets/vaportrap-selection?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

#Waybordchk

#TheboardsurfingPokemon

WaterFightingType https://soundcloud.com/ducatmusic/journey?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

#Jerykle

#TheShorePokemon

WaterNormalType

#Darmreen

#TheStoutePokemon

#Vesstimast

#TheVesselShipsMastPokemon

#GrassWaterType

———

#PokemonDucatci

#Varvianer #TheShipsailPokemon

#GhostFairyType

#Trelizolt

#TheMineBouyPokemon

#Treaolçruzer

#TheWaterLinerPokemo

#Skviner

#TheOceanCompassPokemon FlyingDarkType

#Jinnruvope

#TheJinn Surf pokemon

waterFairyType

#ZomegaZrinn

#TheOmegaStarOctofishpusPokemon

WaterDarkType

#VirmierSubnotches

#TheSubmarinePokemon

waterpoisonType

#TrottelGolgineier

#TheThrottleEnginePokemon

DarkWaterType

#Swufnoff

#TheMolluskLeechPokemon

PoisonDarkType

#StolferReigneer

#8ThCircleGymLeader

#PoisonTypePokemon

#Skotteloap

#TheDeckChefPokemon

#TheSouseChefPokemon

water-electric type

[ducatci]

#Ducatçi #Pokemon #BattleTheme

#Sefearren #TheSubMarinerPokemon

#Farren #the11ThCircleGymLeader #GymLeader # 11thCircle #WaterType #SteeleType #GhostShipPokemon #GhostTypem #GhostShip #GhostSteeltype #GhostType

#Koffing #MinePokemon

[ducatci]

[ducatci]

new pokeball

#StellarPokeball

#EmeraldPokeball

#EnchanmentPokeball

#GearQuestPokeBall

#SeismicPokeball

#HeatResistantPokeball

#HaloPokeball