#Orincce

[itsnightslashtime]

Does anyone else just not want to sleep tonight? I am thinking about things again. Orincce has elected to lay on top of me so that I cannot get up and wander, but I do not think I will be sleeping tonight. I do believe the ask box is open. So? Any inquiries?

[itsnightslashtime]

FOUND IT!! Man thanks to past me for keeping this thing around 😅😅

[A picture of a Hisui-era Pokedex. It's old, damaged, and slightly withered, but legible. The ink looks fresher than its age would imply.]

Alright, let's see here...

So according to this, in Hisui there were variants of Typhlosion, Decidueye, Samurott, Sneasel, Growlithe and Arcanine, Basculin, Braviary, Zorua and Zoroark, Voltorb and Electrode, Qwilfish, Lilligant, Sliggoo and Goodra, and Avalugg. Of those, some Noble Pokemon included Arcanine, Lilligant, Electrode, Braviary, and Avalugg. The other five Nobles were evolutions that can't be found today, either because the methods for evolving them were lost or because their base variants were lost... Those ones were Kleavor, which evolved from Scyther, Ursaluna, which evolved from Ursaring, Basculegion, which evolved from Hisuian Basculin, Sneasler, which evolved from Hisuian Sneasel, and Wyrdeer, which evolved from Stantler.

Some of these were used as an equivalent to Ride Pokemon in modern day, mainly those last five I mentioned, bar Kleavor. Lord Braviary was the one to ferry people across the skies, which was incredibly useful for...

... i dont remember. Anyway, the Noble Lady Sneasler conducted people across mountainous terrain via a human-sized basket strapped to her back, and the others simply let acknowledged humans ride them like one would a Mudsdale. Not just anyone could call on the Nobles, of course, it had to be someone with a specific kind of flute, and the Noble would have had to deem them worthy to hear their song in the first place. Along with that, the Nobles each had Wardens, a person who would care for them and keep them in tip-top shape, mentally and physically. They'd protect their ward, and often start the job very early in life alongside a new Noble, and typically a Noble-Warden pair would stick together until they both died. There were some exceptions to this, mainly when one met with an untimely death due to an accident, or-

... let's move on.

The other variants, the ones that looked different but otherwise weren't classified as a completely different Pokemon, were mostly the cause of the environment at the time. The Growlithe line lived mainly in the Coastlands, nearby Firespit Island, which as you can imagine is a volcano. They were Fire-/Rock-type. The Zorua line's story is... a bit sadder... they were driven out from their original home by scared humans and massacred by the thousands, either by weapons or the chill of the Icelands, until there were none left. They came back as Normal-/Ghost-types due to the resentment and malice that lived in their hearts, and were known from then on as the Spiteful and Baneful Foxes.

Sneasel and Sneasler were Fighting-/Poison-types, due to mainly living in the Coronet Highlands. The dark fur we know Sneasel to have now wouldn't be very good for hiding among the crags and peaks, so instead they were more of a pale purple color. Their venom was utilized through their claws and teeth, and...

I think I have a picture of a Sneasler, actually.

[Yep, that sure is a picture of Orincce the Sneasler, in full color and even posing with her feather.]

I also have pictures of Hisuian Typhlosion and Zoroark... both of them are secondary Ghost-types, so I guess it wasn't too hard to stick around.

[A small collection of her Typhlosion, Taffy, and her Zoroark, Pudding.]

Umm...Miss Akari?

What is it like in Hisui?

Are there any pokemon that you can't find in current day sinnoh there?!

-Raymond of @blueberryscienceclubcartel

Oh, I'd love to answer your questions, but unfortunately I got all that time erased from my memory on purpose ✨✨ Sorry

Wait, actually- Hang on I think I might have something, wait a few minutes?