#paldean pokemon

[siplick]

WALKING WAKE 💥🌊

[trainerjoshie]

Pokémon TCG SM Dragon Majesty (2018) & SV Obsidian Flames (2023) Wooper & Paldean Wooper Set illustrated by Shibuzoh. ⭐️⭐️

[quillpokebiology]

"Can I request some facts about Tinkaton? I need some information about my own Tinkaton, Rosy."

@askrosesandhammers

Okay, tbh, my friend @onyxgeoleader has been begging me to do it for a while, and I love Tinkaton, so I might as well!

Tinkaton Facts

(Art by naoki_eguchi on Danbooru)

-The scientific name for Tinkanton is "Fascinis malleus" which roughly translates to "Enchanting hammer"

-Wild Tinkaton have an affinity for man-made objects and buildings and have been known to try and replicate them

-Tinkaton are actually incredibly smart pokemon. Not only can they learn how to use tools to their advantage, but they'll also trade tools with other Tinkanton as well! In some instances, Tinkaton have even built homes out of discarded objects and made little Tinkaton villages

-Tinkaton pride themselves on how big and extravagant their hammers are, constantly adding new things to it. Sometimes, their hammers can get to big and heavy, even for them to carry around, so they end up having to rebuild it

-While Tinkatink and Tinkatuff find metal scraps to eat, Tinkaton actively hunt down other steel types to eat

-Tinkaton are close relatives of the Mawile line, with both of them being fairy/steel types, small, and are both humanoid

-While they're not actively hostile towards humans, wild Tinkaton have been known to attack humans of they have an item that interests them

-Tinkaton are definitely "attack first, ask questions later" type of pokemon. If a Tinkaton comes up to you, but isn't actively hostile or trying to attack you, it probably just means that they're curious about you

-Industrial areas absolutely hate Tinkaton because they constantly swarm towns and destroy buildings for metals. You'll often see a lot of industrialized cities with trained fire types surrounding the outskirts, just to make sure that wild Tinkaton won't sneak in

-Because Tinkaton dismantle buildings, they're often a symbol of anti-capitalists. Having a garden gnome resembling a Tinkaton is often used by anti-capitalists to show their support for the movement

-Paldea use to have a lot more steel types, but many of them were hunted to extinctions by Tinkaton

-Tinkaton are actually incredibly light, being only 20 lbs. It's the hammers that make them over 248 lbs

-When greeting friends, Tinkaton will rub their noses together

-Tinkaton have a long life-span, being known to live up to hundreds of years

-For some reason, Tinkaton are unable to have the shinism gene. "Shiny" tinkaton are actually just their hammers being made from Shiny corviknight

-Tinkaton greet each other by rubbing noses

-Their bite is very strong, and their jaws are made to crush metal. Despite how deadly their bite is, it's mostly just used to eat the metal they gather and they never use it for attacking

-Tinkaton will help other Tinkaton hammers get stronger by smashing them with their own hammer. This lets them know which areas they need to improve on

-This pokemon's natural enemy are Pawniard and Bisharp, and it's one of the few pokemon that will make Bisharp cower in fear

[lozabii]

Smoliv - Water color on Canvas

Who doesn't love Smoliv? Hope you do!

[kiangoru]

Paldean Wooper~

꒰(˶• ᴗ •˶)꒱

[ladyowltonspokemon]

[pokemonpetfinder]

Maxipad, Tampon, & Toilet Paper

Names: Maxipad (blue collar), Tampon (red collar), Toilet paper (purple collar)

Species: Maushold

Type: Normal

Terra Type: Normal

Breed: Standard trio

Sexes: Maxipad is male, Tampon is female, Toilet paper is female

Height: 1'00

Weight: 6 lbs

Ability: Friend guard

Moveset: Play rough, Hyper voice, Charm, Copycat

Whoever decided that it would be a good idea to drop of a Maushold family out a doorstep needs to exist the region immediately. You know how much I dislike these things. But at least we don't have to worry about them making the daycare rated R anymore (as much).

Obviously, they need to be adopted together. Maushold don't do very well separated. Maxipad is a little shy and mostly lets his wife do all the introductions and all of that. Tampon is a very sweet and confident lady, and Toilet Paper follows in her father's footsteps of being shy. If you're interested in adopting, comment or reblog your qualifications and reasons for adoption.

[thepariahcontinuum]

I still haven't played Pokémon Scarlet or Violet and don't know what the plot is or honestly anything about what the whole deal with "Paradox Pokémon" is

But

It does sound a lot like the old theory could make a comeback:

[cupcakedex]

Jigglypuff seen from above...as cheesecake! And some Paldean cheesecakes, too!

Sorry about the little hiatus the last few weeks, but we're back to posting Pokemon food daily! This time, some no-bake cheesecakes we made on a recent Twitch livestream! They're all funfetti with graham cracker crusts and chocolate candy melts details.

So here's Jigglypuff, Bellibolt, the unnamed baby Terapagis, and Paldean Wooper in cheesecake form!

[theoldgateauofart]

If only I could fly high in the sky

[pokemon-explorers-comic]

Okay, here it is, the HIGHLY requested Paldean Wooper post you can all STOP asking for it now

[alyo]

Drawing Paldean gym leaders! Here’s three for now!

[quillpokebiology]

Houndstone Facts

(Art by appendagechild by Danbooru)

-The scientific name for Houndstone is “Canis Gravis” which roughly translates to “Grave Dog”

-Houndstone no longer take the life force of anyone near them, as they have already gathered enough as Greavard

-The inscriptions on Houndstone’s grave don’t seem to mean anything, however, a lot of people say they have the names of the people that they stole the life force from as a Greavard

-There was an instance in Paldea where a Houndstone waited 13 years for his dead trainer to return, before realizing that he wasn't coming back

-During Old Paldea, when Pokemon were still referred to as magical creatures, people thought Houndstone was an aggressive Pokemon that would cause harm to anyone who came too close to it, and were often seen as demons trying to enter places of worship, as that’s when they were most spotted. But further evidence and research shows that these Houndstone may have been trying to protect the place of worship from harmful spirits

-Houndstone don’t have many close living relatives, and aren’t as close to other dog pokemon as one may think. However, they’re closest living relatives are Mabostiff

(Art by kaosu on Danbooru)

-Unlike Greavard, who have small beady little eyes, Houndstone dont' have any eyes and just has a black void where they should be

-Houndstone are unable to eat normally, as the food just falls right out of them once it reaches their stomach. Despite this, they will still happily try and eat treats

-Houndstone will sleep in graveyards as a way to blend in and as a way to befriend any travelers visiting them

-Their fur is very prone to getting dirty since it drags on the ground all the time

-Houndstone have great memory, and can remember everyone they played with, no matter how long ago it was

-Despite their jaws being able to crush bone, Houndstone are very gentle Pokemon and have never purposley harmed their trainers

-Hounstone will bury their eggs in the ground to protect them from predators. They'll guard that specific area and dig up the puppies once they hear them scratching and trying to dig their way out

-There have been instances where Houndstone will dig up the graves of their dead trainers

(Art by Nox Skaven on ArtStation)

Greavard Facts

[pears-palette]

Mabosstiff is one of my favorite Paldean Pokémon. I’m glad we got so many dogs in this gen!

[tipsy-scales]

This guys so hard to photograph 😭

But finished Tatsugiri who will also be available on Friday 😄