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Description
Name: .4
Type: Pokemaniac
Size: 9' 93'', 2150 lbs.

This pokemon appears as a broken, corrupted Magneton, covered in rust, clawmarks, and dried fluids, both organic and mechanical. It's top screen is glitched out, displaying a binary sequence that translated into gibberish. It's second head had a finctional eye, but with half of its body missing, appearing to have been torn off at some point in time. The wires in the aforementioned head spill out its side and shower the area below it with sparks as the wires try to continue to function. The other head has a functional eye as well, though it hangs out of its socket and has lines of corrupted coding along the lens. the insides of said socket have been ravaged by rust, mold, and small pokemon. .4 hovers above the ground looking for prey, making calls like a pokeballs 'beep' and a pained magneton cry. If a pokemon or person has not seen a magenton before encountering .4, it will cry out in an earsplitting screech that seems to never end. While its victim is busy clawing at its ears, the pokemon hovers closer before driving one of its 'magnets' into the victims brain, absorbing all nerve signals and electric pulses in their body before their prey dies.
Trying to fight this pokemon is futile, as its moves are not ment for battle. The move "super glitch" makes the trainer slowly go deaf, before poisoning their pokemon. The pokemon has their body temperature lowered severly, to the point where they seem to freeze over, and their skin splits and sizzles, suddenly untra-sensitive to he suns rays. The pokemon finally faints after a few agonizing minutes. Surviving this attack messes up your vision to the point where your depth perception makes certain things seem extremely close and others impossibly far away, sometimes different parts of the same object. Things become hyper-focused, and others impossibly blurry. The victim stumbles around, lost and confused, until they are rescued, or eaten by this viscious pokemon.
The move recognized as "agility" occupies two spots in it's moveset, so it has twice the moves available for agility. Not only does this make the pokemon faster and harder to hit, it also destroys the brain and internal organs of the opposing pokemon, melting them with a beam fired by its top eye. Not only dies this isntantly kill the pokemon affected, it can also affect the trainer as well is the pokemon moves before the beam has stopped. the beam affects the brain of the trainer, making them unable to function without life support. Usually, this never is avaiable in time to save the trainer, who is often declared 'braindead'. The last move known as 'TM 28' is imilar to 'agility' but it does not affect the trainer, as the beam shuts off earlier.
This pokemon is extremely dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. Report any sightings to the local park ranger.

Description
Name: .4
Type: Pokemaniac
Size: 9' 93'', 2150 lbs.

This pokemon appears as a broken, corrupted Magneton, covered in rust, clawmarks, and dried fluids, both organic and mechanical. It's top screen is glitched out, displaying a binary sequence that translated into gibberish. It's second head had a finctional eye, but with half of its body missing, appearing to have been torn off at some point in time. The wires in the aforementioned head spill out its side and shower the area below it with sparks as the wires try to continue to function. The other head has a functional eye as well, though it hangs out of its socket and has lines of corrupted coding along the lens. the insides of said socket have been ravaged by rust, mold, and small pokemon. .4 hovers above the ground looking for prey, making calls like a pokeballs 'beep' and a pained magneton cry. If a pokemon or person has not seen a magenton before encountering .4, it will cry out in an earsplitting screech that seems to never end. While its victim is busy clawing at its ears, the pokemon hovers closer before driving one of its 'magnets' into the victims brain, absorbing all nerve signals and electric pulses in their body before their prey dies.
Trying to fight this pokemon is futile, as its moves are not ment for battle. The move "super glitch" makes the trainer slowly go deaf, before poisoning their pokemon. The pokemon has their body temperature lowered severly, to the point where they seem to freeze over, and their skin splits and sizzles, suddenly untra-sensitive to he suns rays. The pokemon finally faints after a few agonizing minutes. Surviving this attack messes up your vision to the point where your depth perception makes certain things seem extremely close and others impossibly far away, sometimes different parts of the same object. Things become hyper-focused, and others impossibly blurry. The victim stumbles around, lost and confused, until they are rescued, or eaten by this viscious pokemon.
The move recognized as "agility" occupies two spots in it's moveset, so it has twice the moves available for agility. Not only does this make the pokemon faster and harder to hit, it also destroys the brain and internal organs of the opposing pokemon, melting them with a beam fired by its top eye. Not only dies this isntantly kill the pokemon affected, it can also affect the trainer as well is the pokemon moves before the beam has stopped. the beam affects the brain of the trainer, making them unable to function without life support. Usually, this never is avaiable in time to save the trainer, who is often declared 'braindead'. The last move known as 'TM 28' is imilar to 'agility' but it does not affect the trainer, as the beam shuts off earlier.
This pokemon is extremely dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. Report any sightings to the local park ranger.