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After four hundred years of being closed off to the public, we are making history!

The Skugga Region proudly opens its doors!

What was once a strange farmland populated by Pokemon from other regions now has a gang of its own species. Most of them are distant descendants of Pokemon, though you wouldn't be able to tell.

Gene splicing mixed with breeding has created these Pokemon.

However, much like the "Alola Form" Pokemon of Alola, some of the Pokemon imported here from Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh have adapted.

We hope you look forward to booking a visit to Skugga.

(Out of character: I'm going to do periodic reveals like real pokemans, and then once the dex is completely revealed, I'll be doing a story about the game, of the same name.)

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The first visitors to Skugga, Unovan Scientists, are amazed to be greeted by three new species of Pokemon!

Allow Skugga to personally reveal...

Shrubly - The Tiny-Bush Pokemon
Info: Shrubly often huddle together in packs. They arrange formations, much like hedges. When they find a spot to hunker down in, they stick their root-like feet into the earth, resting for weeks at a time. While it may appear that their eyes and teeth are pink, that is actually the inner workings of their bodies.
Type: Grass

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Contrern - The Puppet Pokemon
Info: Contrern are friendly puppets, but you'd be foolish to put your hand in one! Their bodies burn far too hot to use. Some bring up the question as to how they can control themselves. Don't let yourself be fooled by their goofy eyes and floppy tongues, Contrern have been known to lash out at those mocking its looks.
Type: Fire

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Jelliness - The Focused Jelly Pokemon
Info: Jelliness, unlike other Water Pokemon, don't float, they stay still. The padded flesh on their heads and tentacles weighs them greatly, which is why they don't move much. As more and more people visit the Skugga region, there are increasing reports of Jelliness raising their tentacles.
Type: Water

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Not long after the discovery of the three starting Pokemon, Unovan Scientists have uncovered the existence of two other species!

Meet the first, Punkay!

Punkay - The Absorb-Bird Pokemon

Info: Punkay, despite being discovered recently by Unovan Scientists, was one of the last discoveries inside of the closed off Skugga region. This can be accredited to the fact that they actively avoid both humans and other Pokemon. A Punkay and its mate will go to isolated forests to start their nests. Despite this, if a Punkay is captured, they will be faithful to their trainer.

Type: Normal/Flying

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Next up is the tiny and abundant Hamsweet!

Hamsweet - The Sweet Hamster Pokemon

Info: Despite their teeny hands, Hamsweet are almost always holding something. Usually with berries, they stockpile food and then eat massive amounts at once. They perform this eating ritual until they become too robust to move. After the point of mobility, they go into a hibernation, regardless of the season, waking up with some differences.

Type: Fairy

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But that's not all...

In the desolate and snowy Vitbrun Mountains that take up the northern part of the Skugga region, the scientists have found the first Skuggan adapted Pokemon. The once rock type Nosepass from the Hoenn region has seen some interesting changes.

Info: Hundreds of years ago, the obvious spot for Nosepass to go to was the Brun Mountains. As the climate got colder, blizzards ravaged the north, leaving a permanent winter on the Brun Mountains. Because of this, they were renamed the Vitbrun Mountains as the brown rocks were run over with white blankets of snow. Nosepass came to adapt with these changes. The core of their energy was forced into their centers, visible through their noses, which have become icicles. Their bodies have become smooth and icy, their hands coming off of their bodies before evolution. The mitten looking structures are actually magnets, forcing themselves off of the body.

Type: Ice

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Scientists are raising several Skugga Form Nosepass, trying to find what changes Probopass might have.
 

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