#11 - Marsupium, The Lumbering Pokemon
Normal type
A Pokemon of extraordinary antiquity, Marsupium’s ponderous bulk has allowed it to survive the biting cold of the ice age. Cave paintings depict it used as a beast of burden, but its extreme sluggishness and stubbornness cause some to view this critically. It is too lazy to lift its heavy tail when it walks, and as such the skin becomes very tough and calloused.
#10 - Possupial, the Opossum Pokemon
Normal Type
Possupials have excellent endurance, and can hang from a tree branch for weeks without showing any signs of fatigue. Their tails are already fully developed at birth, allowing the babes to hang on trees while their parents forage for the bugs and berries that make up their diet.
#9 - Torchula, the Whipfire Pokemon
Fire/Bug
One of the fastest Pokemon alive, Torchula strikes with its razor sharp fangs faster than the human eye can see. When hunting its prey, it lurks in a fiery burrow, where temperatures can reach up to 300°C. When anything draws near, it leaps out and drags the unlucky creature into its lair with near-unbreakable strings of napalm-like web.
#7 - Flarachnid, the Inferno Spider Pokemon
Fire/Bug type
Quick, agile and cunning, Flarachnid hunts down its prey and lassos them with its flaming web. Once they are immobilized, it hauls its prey back to the searing inferno of its web for later consumption. Its powerful legs allow it to leap over 30 feet in a single bound.
Old man Squeaky’s gonna be designing the next pokemon as well, as I am a putz and cant think of anything interesting.
-Chalmers
#6 - Lumingius, the Elder Deep Pokemon
Water/Dark Type
There are few creatures in the dark gloom of the ocean’s depths that are so feared as the Pokemon Lumingius. Its massive fangs, immense muscles and enchanting lures make it an unrivalled predator in the abyssal trenches in which it makes its home.
#5 - Gillumina, the Legged-Fish Pokemon
What once were short stumpy legs are now muscular appendages for slow trolling along the ocean floor. The thin membrane extending down its legs act as flippers ideal for outmaneuvering it’s quarry and escaping larger predators in the deep sea. With it’s newfound ability to chase down prey, Gillumina’s bio-luminescent spots and stalks are re-purposed to attract mates, or ward off any males looking to expand their territory.
#4 - Meloumin, the Luminous Pokemon
Water Type
In the unimaginable depths of the darkest stretches of the ocean, Meloumin slithers across the murky seafloor, dots of brilliant blue bioluminescence guiding its way, acting both as methods of communication to other Meloumin, and as a lure for unwary prey. Due to the extreme pressure constantly exerted on it, it has grown exceptionally strong, allowing it to take on prey much larger than itself. New owners are encouraged not to get too close to its small, but powerful jaws.
