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Description Chikiwi: Pokemon #???
Evolves to Humiwing at level 25.
Types: Grass/Flying
Species: Kiwi Pokemon
Abilities: Harvest/Sap Sipper
Height: 0'09"
Weight: 1 lbs.
Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
EV Yield: 1 HP
Base Stats:
HP: 60
Atk: 70
Def: 45
Sp.Atk: 20
Sp.Def: 45
Spd: 30
Total: 270

Pokedex Entry: Its round shape is due to its absorption of nutrients, using this stored energy in order to evolve. If in danger, it buckles down and retaliates.

Moves (Levels):
1. Tackle
1. Growl
3. Sand Attack
6. Peck
10. Bide
15. Razor Leaf
21. Stun Spore
21. Poisonpowder
28. Fury Cutter
36. Endure
45. Synthesis
55. Brave Bird
66. Leaf Blade

Humiwing: Pokemon #??? + 1
Evolves from Chikiwi at level 25.
Types: Grass/Flying
Species: Hummingbird Pokemon
Abilities: Honey Gather/Sap Sipper
Height: 1'00"
Weight: 0.5 lbs.
Gender Ratio: 50% Male, 50% Female
EV Yield: 2 Speed
Base Stats:
HP: 80
Atk: 80
Def: 75
Sp.Atk: 45
Sp.Def: 75
Spd: 125
Total: 480

Pokedex Entry: Its chest is lined with seeds that grow into Chikiwi. This pokemon is seen in flower gardens, scattering pollen from its head's stalks.

Moves (Levels):
1. Bug Buzz
1. Pluck
1. Acid Spray
1. Tackle
1. Growl
1. Sand Attack
3. Sand Attack
6. Peck
10. Sweet Scent
15. Razor Leaf
21. Stun Spore
21. Poisonpowder
25. Leaf Tornado
29. Seed Bomb
39. Tailwind
51. Drill Peck
65. Aromatherapy
81. Leaf Blade
99. Extremespeed

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Physical appearance: Chikiwi is a round bird of approximately three-quarters of a foot in height and a pound in weight. It is mainly covered in rough, brown feathers. Its wings resemble the leaves of plants and act similarly, absorbing sunlight to synthesize glucose. They are not developed for flight, as their lack of muscle and Chikiwi's own weight prevents it from doing so. Instead, it walks around on its strong legs.
On its belly is the exposed patch of the nutrient-rich cells and seeds (not unsimilar to a Rawst berry's) from Chikiwi's photosynthesis that it stores for growth and evolution. It has a narrow, slightly curved beak for pecking at the ground for seeds and grasses.

Humiwing, on the other hand, is lighter than its pre-evolved form, though it is the same height. It retains the same brown feathers from its Chikiwi stage. A few stamens protrude from its head which allow it to spread pollen for reproduction.
Humiwing's beak has grown thinner, due to needing to probe high-glucose flower nectar as energy. Its wings have developed from being a single 'leaf' to the traditional anatomy of avian wings. Underneath these feathers are strong muscles that allow it to flap its wings 50 times per second. Its originally stump of a tail is now a row of rectrices. These two traits combined allow Humiwing to fly nimbly through the air, better than any other pokemon.

Habitat and diet: Chikiwi are found mostly on forest floors pecking at the ground for seeds or grasses. Their brown and green color palette camouflages them from predators, which love feasting on their nutritional insides. They are diurnal, due to their chlorophyllous cells which sunlight is necessary for photosynthesis.
Chikiwi are under danger from both herbivores and carnivores; if a predator is in sight, Chikiwi will tighten its body as close to a ball as possible, for two reasons: one, to make it hard for the predator to claw through it, and two, to stress its endocrine system release chemicals for it to attack back. A majority of the time, the Chikiwi fails and is devoured. Those that do survive to adulthood have no more fear of predators.

Humiwings are much more brave than Chikiwi because of their increased speed; they can outspeed any pokemon that's not a Weavile and deliver a flurry of razor-like leaves or pecks. To sustain their rapid lifestyle, they often leave forests and fly to more residential areas and feed on the flowers in people's gardens. In instances, they might feed on a glass of Nomelade or a similar sugary drink. Some people even set up feeders with such a sweet substance for Humiwings to observe them.
While their main form of sustenance is nectar, Humiwings are not exempt from pecking on grasses and seeds like its pre-evolved form; it will do so in famished times. In more urban areas, they might go to breadcrumbs or drips of soft-serve ice cream.

Behavior: Chikiwi are normally timid, due to its natural position of being consumed by anything that's not a producer, but if under a trainer's care and safety, may grow docile. Even if domesticated, Chikiwi are hesitant to fight in battle, as even trained pokemon may grow tempted at Chikiwi's fruit. Thus, it's recommended for trainers to allow Chikiwi to simply stay outside (in safety) and absorb sunlight or peck at the ground until it's ready for evolution.
Humiwings, as mentioned above, are braver than Chikiwi due to its high metabolism. They are good scouts for the explorer, as they are willing to prove their finesse by flying extremely quickly, hovering in the same place, and making sharp turns.
Humiwings mate in an unorthodox manner from most birds due to its plant-like characteristics; they are hermaphrodites, capable of self-fertilization as well as using the stamen on their heads to spread around pollen to fertilize other Humiwings, allowing for genetic diversity. From there, the zygotic seeds on their chests fall off into the ground, and the seeds grow into Chikiwi. In the wild, most of these Chikiwi will not survive to adulthood. If these seeds sprout in urban gardens, then depending on the housekeeper, he or she may have a new population of Chikiwi in the yard.

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Ayup. Went full-out with a description of these fakemon. Second, non-game portion is in TV Tropes's Extended Fanon Pokedex ([link] ) form.
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Comments: 25

Forerunner-Tulia [2013-03-15 01:47:16 +0000 UTC]

that is so friggin cute~! Hehehehe i love the look of kiwis x3 and the little birdies are so cute! They should be pokemon~!

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Quanyails In reply to Forerunner-Tulia [2013-03-15 02:09:29 +0000 UTC]

Aw, thank you. I certainly love their appearances as well, hence these designs.

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DeathByViola [2011-08-17 21:21:41 +0000 UTC]

This needs to be a pokemon. like... now.

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Quanyails In reply to DeathByViola [2011-08-17 22:14:16 +0000 UTC]

Thank you.

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skymory [2011-06-05 02:23:24 +0000 UTC]

Kiwi pokemon, huh? Yum! But it's too cute to eat

I'm loving the originality. The description are very detailed and the bit about its plant-like nature is bringing up memories of studying botany in bio. Bad memories...

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Quanyails In reply to skymory [2011-06-05 02:25:23 +0000 UTC]

Originality? It's a kiwi in both sense of the words. XD

And tell that to TV Tropes, since that's how I got inspired to make these descriptions.

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skymory In reply to Quanyails [2011-06-05 02:31:29 +0000 UTC]

And here I thought the design might be Tropius-inspired

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Quanyails In reply to skymory [2011-06-05 02:37:01 +0000 UTC]

Really? Didn't see that.

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skymory In reply to Quanyails [2011-06-05 02:44:56 +0000 UTC]

Oh well. That's what it made me think of. Only Humiwing is cuter and doesn't have bananas.

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Bachi-chan [2011-05-22 19:16:14 +0000 UTC]

SO MUCH DESCRIPTION!!!!
really good :3

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Quanyails In reply to Bachi-chan [2011-05-22 19:27:13 +0000 UTC]

Thank you.

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blezzeroid [2011-05-22 02:11:54 +0000 UTC]

Well, i kinda like the monsters a little more. The new ones in black and white seem a little more.. cheesy. Well, many of them. Well, that's one of the problems i have with that game/the evolution of the pokΓ©mon games. If you want me to elaborate on the other peeves i have, i might..

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Quanyails In reply to blezzeroid [2011-05-22 02:17:16 +0000 UTC]

Is it related to this deviation?

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blezzeroid In reply to Quanyails [2011-05-22 03:14:53 +0000 UTC]

No. In my opinion, your Chikiwi and Humiwing are better than many of the newest 150 or so. Both in description and appearance.

The main problem that i have with pokΓ©mon these days is how the target audience changed from preteens/teens to pre-preteen, if you know what i mean. This has resulted in a few changes to the style of the game.

1. PokΓ©mon appearance. The first 3 generations were mostly fine, and then there was the 4th and 5th gens. The style of animation i find became more cartoonized. Many of them share common details and all the colours i find are too bright.

2. Battle scenes. same as before- first 3 i find fine, and then the battle graphics and animation got wimpy. I still think that the hyper beam animation from the 1st gen games is still the most epic looking move. But because i guess the primary audience shifted to young'uns, they had to tone down the violence or something like that. There aren't any epic looking moves.
And another thing about moves. The move quick attack has a very slow circling animation. It, along with aerial ace, are supposed to be moves based primarily on a fast hitting attack, yet the moves look slow. Pretty much all the battle scenes are quite pixelly considering the capabilities of DSs.

3. Music. I find it lacking depth. Sounds are mostly all in the treble range, lacking lower end output or a full range of notes. It makes it sound flat (not in pitch. I suppose, though, that they did that in order for it to not sound muddy. But seriously, if it's not going to be 8-bit music, then don't use midi type music. Real recordings please, not computer simulated sound. I miss the raw sound of 8-bit .

Well, that's pretty much everything. I'll probably add more if i can think anything.
Feel free to disagree with anything~

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Quanyails In reply to blezzeroid [2011-05-22 03:29:39 +0000 UTC]

o.O

1. Exemplify.

2. By 'wimpy' might you mean smoother? That couldn't be done on the original Game Boy console. B/W's intended for an older audience. And 'pixelly' as in the camera and distortion or the move animations?

3. Eh, there's some music I like that has good dynamics. MIDI works well with the appropriate soundfonts.

I wonder why you complain about this on this deviation. O_o

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blezzeroid In reply to Quanyails [2011-05-23 01:13:54 +0000 UTC]

1. I don't know. It's just..different. i can't place what feels different about it..The style. Gah..i dunno.....

2. By wimpy, i mean boring. The sprites will move like half a centimeter and the action sequences are slow. Earthquake used to be a move that made the screen shake like crazy, but now, it just shakes it a little and some chunks of rock bounce out of the ground.
Pixelly, as in move animations. They're not as clean looking as they could be. I find that the move flamethrower in b/w looks 'flaky'. i don't really know how to describe it better. and then there's a punch sound when it hits the target, which doesn't make sense at all.

B/W may be intended for an older audience, but practically every kid(boy) in my younger brother's grade school, and from what i hear in other schools, has black or white. I know that the plot line might be more above their heads, but they still play it.

3. True, especially the Team Plasma music, which is my favourite music in the game, aside from the title theme (which in my opinion is a very well done cover). The thing that annoys me the most is the overuse of simulated electric guitar.

I complain on this deviation because it gave me a catalyst on which to rant. I have nothing against you or your work, just it reminded me of the things that grate on me a little. In general, i love pokemon though~

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Quanyails In reply to blezzeroid [2011-05-23 01:39:41 +0000 UTC]

2. Idle animations aren't meant to be extravagant. Screen might be a fourth wall thing. Or not. Flamethrower; better than copy-animated icons?

3. Overuse of guitars... I can see that in the gyms' theme. Everywhere else, though, there's something different.

I wonder if some other deviant will see your odd rantings and say something about it.

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blezzeroid In reply to Quanyails [2011-05-24 01:44:19 +0000 UTC]

Flamethrower looks more realistic than before, yes. Although it could be better.


I guess my rant is over ^.^;

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Quanyails In reply to blezzeroid [2011-05-24 01:58:59 +0000 UTC]

'kay.

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blezzeroid [2011-05-22 01:45:35 +0000 UTC]

wow. You are quite dedicated. If only the pokΓ©mon company had more people like you, then they wouldn't be churning out more increasingly ridiculous animals.

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Quanyails In reply to blezzeroid [2011-05-22 01:54:47 +0000 UTC]

Ah, really? Well, I'd say Pokemon's becoming more natural as they go along, seeing as Black and White have this whole nature vs. people thing while the original 151 were, as the name said, monsters.

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SilverNight-Wolf [2011-05-22 01:38:37 +0000 UTC]

The thought and detail put into even the descriptions of what they're like is amazing.
Amazing work as always, I was right to be excited to see them.

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Quanyails In reply to SilverNight-Wolf [2011-05-22 01:43:21 +0000 UTC]

Thank you very much. I'd say it's my like of biology that produced such detail. Well, that, and being influenced by Smogon's create-a-pokemon project (even if it's not for competitive play).

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SilverNight-Wolf In reply to Quanyails [2011-05-22 01:51:30 +0000 UTC]

It's always good to have motivation, even if not for competitive play.
The biology makes them feel so much more life-like. I really like that, gives them more personalities.

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Quanyails In reply to SilverNight-Wolf [2011-05-22 01:55:32 +0000 UTC]

Indeed; that's the other motivation I had, from TV Tropes.

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