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hazzamon wrote:

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Flarsable wrote:

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JDLJDL wrote:

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What?

1. Name: Herbisaur
2. Scientific Name: A description in Latin of your Pokémon, this online dictionary could be used for this. For example, ShinE's scientific name is Littera Fulgidus which means 'shining letter' :P (Don't worry if you find this part too hard, it's really just for fun, so just give it a go.)
3. Herbivore Pokémon

4. Grass/Rock
5. 4 ft/250 lbs
6. Chlorophyll
7. Draconic/Plant
8. Male: 50% Female: 50%. What's odd about this Pokémon is it's the only line out of the fossils to be 50-50.
9. PokeDex Date: 6 lines of 34 characters

10. The Herbisaur are four legged dinosaurs that are similar in appearance to a Stegosaur, but with bushes on its back. The bushes are in the pattern of a five on a normal six-sided dice.
11. Herbisaurs lived in forests where just the right amount of sunlight would leak through before they went extinct 100,000,000 years ago. Scientists say one of those particular forests is the Grandis Forest as they have its wilderness and found footprints with almost identical prints to that or the Herbisaur. Location of fossil: Grandis Forest: Follow the footprints to a group of trees, then Headbutt a particular one. Headbutt the wrong one, though, and a final stage Bug type will come out, level 20 to 25. Cutable trees serve as obstacles.
12. The Herbisaur is still undergoing research, but scientists say that it used photosynthesis using special particles in its body that act as dirt called Mudmillets. On days without sunlight, it will eat vines instead.
13. Attack: 90 Defense: 85 HP: 80 Sp. Attack: 67 Sp. Defense: 54 Speed: 24
14. The Herbisaur has no known behavior but scientists think it was diernal and therefore only active during the day. At this time it probably took care of its young as well as itself. This is not confirmed but scientists are always on the job.
15. Scientists uncovered a 100,000,00 year old egg that they have traced the DNA of what was left of the body inside and found it was in fact a Herbisaur. By this they made the theory that Herbisaurs had nests, but none have been found presently.
16. Move List

17. Evolution:

1. Name: Dinogrowth
2. Scientific Name: A description in Latin of your Pokémon, this online dictionary could be used for this. For example, ShinE's scientific name is Littera Fulgidus which means 'shining letter' :P (Don't worry if you find this part too hard, it's really just for fun, so just give it a go.)
3. Herbivore Pokémon

4. Grass/Rock
5. 7 ft/463 lbs
6. Chlorophyll
7. Draconic/Plant
8. Male: 50% Female: 50%. What's odd about this Pokémon is it's the only line out of the fossils to be 50-50.
9. PokeDex Date: 6 lines of 34 characters

10. The Dinogrowth are four legged dinosaurs that are similar in appearance to a Stegosaur, but with mini-trees on its back. The small trees are dotted around its back, and are about the size of a crystal on a Generaid.
11. Dinogrowth lived individually in the Grandis Forest too deep to be discovered. Not even the best woodcutters can slice through the trees nor can the best knowers of the Grandis Forest ever come back if they go in. This has caused a halt of research.
12. The Dinogrowth appear to use the same feeding methods of that of the Herbivore.
13. Attack: 150 Defense: 135 HP: 129 Sp. Attack: 114 Sp. Defense: 100 Speed: 68
14. As minimal DNA of the Dinogrowth has been found, it is unknown what the Dinogrowth do but scientists assume that they act similar to the Herbisaur.
15. Scientists cannot reach a Dinogrowth nest so they do not know if they lay eggs. The DNA collected is not enough to determine if they have ovaries or not.
16. Move List

What's with the weird text? Or, at least it's weird on the post thing.