A rowlett/litten pokemon gryphon would be adorable, but probably best not to evolve it.
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What a cute little boi. Now I really want they will finally make a griffin pokemon. Hopfully there would be one in Legends ZA.
I can imagine frightening luchador owls moving in the background to protect such precious babies and gathering berries for them. This is adorable
*Steve Irwin voice*
Krikey! Look at that fluffin there! Let’s get a better look at it!
Yeah, I don’t know my Pokemon now that there’s what.. A thousand or so/ I remember when there was only like a hundred and fifty and even those I had trouble remembering.
Bah, just a measly PokédExabyte of data to download … ;-)
Grass and fire starters from gen 7. Grass owl, fire kitten.
If two mythicals of different species have a kid who’s born in human form, how do they know what species the kid is (and therefore what medallion to give the kid)?
This was on a Pokémon gryphon so I thought you meant mythical Pokémon at first. Those can’t breed!
The actual answer is probably just try two different medallions. Wouldn’t be too hard to figure out
So cute!
rowlitten?
litlet?
rowlit?
By established convention on Pokémon fusion names it would be Rowlitten or something similar as the head is primarily Rowlet based.
Sphinxes made medallions to shapeshift. Sphinxes in default form don’t seem like the blacksmithing types. Then… who made the first medallion?
My guess; another mythical species with a sphinx working WITH them on the magical side.
Or, a sphinx could have used something as notoriously unreliable as sorcery to get the hands needed to make medallions. (Could he then break the spell, revert to normal, and take up a medallion?)
Medaillons are in essentia charms that bestow abilities or break veils, if I understood it correctly. So someone could have woven the spell first and enchanted the first Sphinxes with it (or cursed, after all, it robs a sphinx of its flight)
Find human blacksmith, make him an offer he can’t refuse …
(IIUC, back in the days, blacksmiths were generally suspected of wielding black arts, anyway.)
As a reminder, medallions can be made from anything. The metal version came later for durability reasons, but medallions could be made of wood or stone, properly enchanted.
The first medallion might well have been a weird rock.
Looks like the Duolingo owl if it was a griffin.
At least its two halves would evolve at the same level. Imagine a pokemon gryphon where one half evolves before the other.
Welcome to Infinite Fusion.
Interesting you pick those two- the Alolan starters have alchemical associations, with these two being Salt and Sulphur- (iirc) Body and Soul.
So mystical!
It has always baffled me why there has yet to be an actual griffin pokemon. There’s just so much potential and nobody has made it happen yet.
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What a cute little boi. Now I really want they will finally make a griffin pokemon. Hopfully there would be one in Legends ZA.
I can imagine frightening luchador owls moving in the background to protect such precious babies and gathering berries for them. This is adorable
*Steve Irwin voice*
Krikey! Look at that fluffin there! Let’s get a better look at it!
Yeah, I don’t know my Pokemon now that there’s what.. A thousand or so/ I remember when there was only like a hundred and fifty and even those I had trouble remembering.
Bah, just a measly PokédExabyte of data to download … ;-)
Grass and fire starters from gen 7. Grass owl, fire kitten.
If two mythicals of different species have a kid who’s born in human form, how do they know what species the kid is (and therefore what medallion to give the kid)?
This was on a Pokémon gryphon so I thought you meant mythical Pokémon at first. Those can’t breed!
The actual answer is probably just try two different medallions. Wouldn’t be too hard to figure out
So cute!
rowlitten?
litlet?
rowlit?
By established convention on Pokémon fusion names it would be Rowlitten or something similar as the head is primarily Rowlet based.
Sphinxes made medallions to shapeshift. Sphinxes in default form don’t seem like the blacksmithing types. Then… who made the first medallion?
My guess; another mythical species with a sphinx working WITH them on the magical side.
Or, a sphinx could have used something as notoriously unreliable as sorcery to get the hands needed to make medallions. (Could he then break the spell, revert to normal, and take up a medallion?)
Medaillons are in essentia charms that bestow abilities or break veils, if I understood it correctly. So someone could have woven the spell first and enchanted the first Sphinxes with it (or cursed, after all, it robs a sphinx of its flight)
Find human blacksmith, make him an offer he can’t refuse …
(IIUC, back in the days, blacksmiths were generally suspected of wielding black arts, anyway.)
As a reminder, medallions can be made from anything. The metal version came later for durability reasons, but medallions could be made of wood or stone, properly enchanted.
The first medallion might well have been a weird rock.
Looks like the Duolingo owl if it was a griffin.
At least its two halves would evolve at the same level. Imagine a pokemon gryphon where one half evolves before the other.
Welcome to Infinite Fusion.
Interesting you pick those two- the Alolan starters have alchemical associations, with these two being Salt and Sulphur- (iirc) Body and Soul.
So mystical!
It has always baffled me why there has yet to be an actual griffin pokemon. There’s just so much potential and nobody has made it happen yet.