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my shroomish cosplaying tannenbaum from jelloapocalypses pokemon - dogs in love 2
the photos were taken in my dads whisky room a real thing that normal people have (we are not rich or anything just scottish)
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These colors r kinda grody but dark/grass type lurantis thing based on venus flytraps b/c I’m surprised there’s not more cool flytrap pokemon
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Hickory the shiny Arboliva is the latest addition to my Pokésona’s team. He is an older specimen, hence why his crown, arms and collar has more leaves.
He is reserved yet gentle, usually seen by himself or near Lynn. He is quite smitten with her Leavanny, Wildvine, though.
Hickory began offering the Nurturing Pokémon some of his special, nutritious oil while he’s either hard at work repairing Lynn’s clothes or looking after her smaller and younger Pokémon. Hickory assists as he’s also a great caretaker, sharing his oil with them, as well.
To repay the Olive Pokémon’s generosity, Wildvine made Hickory a cloak befitting his regal visage, complete with an ivory clasp he crafted from a naturally shed baby tusk of a Donphan.
To say Hickory was flattered would be an understatement.
First art done on my new laptop. I gave up on the background, but love how the leaf dads came out. Tried something different with the lineart, which thankfully worked well for this.
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Whimsicott Facts
(Art by bluekomadori on Deviantart)
-The scientific name for Whimsicott is "Gossypium Mediocris." Gossypium refers to the genus name of the cotton plant, while Mediocris means fairy. The translation for it is "Cotton Fairy"
-Whimsicott wool is often used as a replacement for cotton in a lot of products, as it has more durability and lasts longer. It grows back quickly and easily, so it’s not much of an issue
-Whimsicott will usually lay their eggs in cotton fields. The first piece of recorded history of one was a Whimsicott caring for her eggs in Unova, which was discovered by a farmer
-Whimsicott most likely developed the appearance of cotton to blend in with the rise of agriculture, as ancient more primitive Whimsicott didn’t have their wool look much like cotton
-The Whimsicott line is related to the Eldegoss line. A lot of people think that they're related to the Jumpluff line for both being cotton, but that's not true at all. Junpluff cotton contains many spores that Whimsicott doesn't have. Whimsicott cotton is also a lot fluffier and softer than Jumpluff cotton
-Ancient Whimsicott seemed to be more sinister and aggressive, as a lot of old texts talk about how they would have to protect themselves from these “Evil Fairies.” This could explain why some people are still wary of them, despite modern Whimsicott being more friendly (while still enjoying to play small pranks on others). I theorize that they would hide in gardens to leap out at people when they walked by
-There’s a constellation of Whimsicott in the sky named Vellus. It is also part of the Unovan Zodiac
(Art by Oreskis)
-Whimmsicott are very social Pokemon and come in flocks in the wild. If you have one, it's best to get other pokemon along with them
-Whimmsicott are herbivores and eat seeds and grains they find, as well as photosynthesizing. A cool, lesser known fact about them, though, is that they work as weeds and will suck the nutrients from other plants for themselves. Combining the fact that they come in groups, all of this together can make them giant pests
-A group of Whimsicott is called a bale
-There's an old Galarian myth of an ancient fairy garden where the cotton flowers would grow into Whimsicott
-Wvumwicott are symbols of luck in both Galar and Unova. It's said that when their fluff falls off, you're supposed to make a wish
-Whimsicott wool never stops growing
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