Smaki (right) evolves into Slashimi (left).
Smaki Pokedex entry:
Name: Smaki
Type: Water
Length: 5-8cm
Mass: 50-80g
Despite their small size, Smaki pack quite the punch. Equipped with force-based water attacks, they are often surprisingly powerful, but prefer to hide, unlike their evolution. They can be found in shallows and rock pools, investigating fish and nibbling fingers.
Slashimi entry:
Name: Slashimi
Type: Water and fighting
Length: 15-20cm
Mass: 300-400g
Slashimi are the hidden dangers of the seas. Their flamboyant colours attract both Pokemon trainers and other Pokemon, but Slashimi likes nothing more than to fight. Its signature move, Tidal Slash, has been known to propel unwary trainers right back onto the beaches they came from. Slashimi are grouches, and easily feel threatened.
Also entered are:
Top left:
Mushrat (based off of the Hawaiian Hoary Bat, which has a distinctive rounded hairdo)
Type: Poison
Length: 40cm
Mass: 600g
A parasitic fungus is slowly taking over Mushrat's mind. It doesn't seem to mind sharing its body, though. It flies around, sharing its love (and its fungus) with other, often less-appreciative Pokemon. It prefers dark, damp places, and while the bat prefers only to hunt at dawn and dusk, the fungus encourages more erratic activity. Trainers should only ever handle it with gloves, though humans seem resistant to the fungus.
Bottom left:
Camolon
Type: Grass and poison.
Length: 20cm from nose to tail.
Mass: 300g
Camolon is a placid sort, slow-moving and sedate. It meanders through heavy plant matter, using its floral tail as camouflage. Beware, though, because a sniff from that particular flower can send you to sleep, and a lick from its tongue is venomous. Despite this, Camolon is a lover, not a fighter, and is as dopey and dozey as it makes its would-be attackers.
Right:
Ginpod - based on shampoo ginger. This is basically a joke pokemon for the lols.
Type: Grass
Height: 1.5m
Mass: 80kg
This grumpy behemoth of a plant is as fiery as its colour, though not its type. It hides surprisingly well in thicket, and when surprised, shoots stinging plant matter into the eyes and face of whoever is close-by. However, it has a fondness for sweet things, and will become very biddable if these are offered. They smell rather strong, and should not be left in confined spaces.
Its evolved form, Ganger, has a much more unruly crop of those weird little white doohickeys, and vines as well.
