Character Sheet: The Type Null Line

TYPE: NULL/SILVALLY

Maybe I should call it the Silvally line. Type: Null Line sounds weird. Anyway, now we come to Type: Null and Silvally, who I guess are considered Legendaries despite being heavily displaced from the Legendary section of the dex, but I guess that's allowed. They are chimeras, created by the Aether Foundation as an attempt to create their own Arceus, before it was freed and stolen by Gladion.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Crush Claw > Elemental Fang (switching between)

Side B: Double Hit > Multi-Attack

Up B: Aerial Ace

Down B: Metal Sound > Explosion

Final Smash: Breakneck Blitz

Entrance: Broken free from its tank

Taunts: Roaring valiantly, pacing around and scratching at the ground, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The big helmet thing, then the head wing thing

Kart: Just running

Special Move: Multiple Attack

Spirit Battle: On Aether Paradise, maybe teamed up with Gladion.

Victory Screen: Breaking free of chains and letting out a roar.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Jangmo-o performs a war dance!

Character Sheet: The Sandygast Line

SANDYGAST/PALOSSAND

Next up, we have Sandygast and Palossand, based primarily on sandcastles, but with an added Ghost-themed aspect of pulling people in and consuming their souls, as stated by the Pokedex. It is one of the more famous messed-up Pokedex entries out there.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Sand Attack > Shadowball

Side B: Bulldoze

Up B: Hypnosis > Sandstorm

Down B: Sand Tomb

Final Smash: Tectonic Rage

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Swishing the sand around, digging with its little shovel, beckoning someone closer, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Made of sand, with the shovel.

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Sand Tomb

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: Pulling their opponent in and burying them.

Losing Screen: Fainted.

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Now reading the next opponent! Opponent type: . . . Null.

Character Sheet: The Wimpod Line

WIMPOD/GOLISOPOD

Next up, let's cover Wimpod and Golisopod, a line of Pokemon based on isopods and other similar aquatic arthropods. They are famous for being Guzma's main Pokemon of choice, and for Wimpod having the gimmick of being a coward that switches out once its HP dips lower than half, with Golisopod representing its character arc becoming brave and strong. Wimpod is another with a distinctly limited natural movepool, but lucky for us, it seems to be a different limited movepool in the three generations it's been out, so . . . I think we can cheese it.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Sand Attack > First Impression

Side B: Rollout

Up B: Struggle Bug > Aqua Jet

Down B: Defense Curl > Iron Defense

Final Smash: Savage Spin-Out > Mega Golisopod

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Hiding and shivering, swiping forward and flexing, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Its shell on Kirby's back

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: First Impression

Spirit Battle: On Aether Paradise, possibly with Guzma as a partner.

Victory Screen: Wimpod realizing it one and hopping up and down happily before fleeing, Golisopod standing triumphantly and swiping forward.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Sandygast has a day at the beach!

Character Sheet: Oranguru and Passimian

ORANGURU/PASSIMIAN

Next up, we have a counterpart pair, similar to others like Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan and such in the past, except these two seem to be more opposites to each other. Oranguru is a Normal/Psychic type orangutan based on wise old shamans or gurus and the like, while Passimian is a Fighting type baboon or lemur and also a rugby player, with their contrast being their mental vs. physical focuses.

Here's the movesets I came up with:

Standard B: Stored Power | Rock Smash

Side B: Zen Headbutt | Close Combat

Up B: Psychic | Take Down

Down B: Future Sight | Reversal

Final Smash: Shattered Psyche | All-Out Pummeling

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Meditating, fanning itself with its fan, things like that | Crouching at the starting line, doing a victory dance, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Oranguru's hair, Passimian's melon helmet

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Stored Power | Take Down

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: Going back into meditation | Doing a victory dance after scoring a try

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Wimpod chickens out!

Character Sheet: The Bounsweet Line

BOUNSWEET/STEENEE/TSAREENA

Next up, we come to Bounsweet, Steenee, and Tsareena, who are primarily based on the mangosteen fruit, but develop into a humanoid feminine form like a lot of similar Grass types, this one specifically having a strong focus on its legs and ability to kick.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Magical Leaf > Trop Kick (III)

Side B: Sweet Scent > Aromatic Mist (II)

Up B: Rapid Spin > Leaf Storm (III)

Down B: Play Nice > Teeter Dance (II) > Stomp (III)

Final Smash: Bloom Doom

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Dancing around elegantly, spraying around some mist, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The leaves

Kart: Poke Ball car

Special Move: Stomp

Spirit Battle: On Iki Town Plaza

Victory Screen: Kicking a few times, then bowing. Bounsweet just kinda teeters a bit.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Oranguru plans out its attack!

Character Sheet: The Stufful Line

STUFFUL/BEWEAR

Next up, we come to Stufful and Bewear, a line based primarily on red pandas, with all the associated cute cuddliness involved, but with an additional ridiculous strength that they don't fully realize themselves, doing massive damage entirely by accident. Bewear also pulls heavily from bears as well.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Brutal Swing

Side B: Strength

Up B: Take Down > Thrash

Down B: Payback > Bind

Final Smash: All-Out Pummeling

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: A damaging one could be pulling someone into a bear hug, others could be rolling around, laying on a block of ice, doing the T-Pose thing red pandas do, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their ears

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Brutal Swing

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: Grabbing the opponent, pulling them into a hug, and cracking their spine.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Bounsweet sweetens things up!

Character Sheet: The Salandit Line

SALANDIT/SALAZZLE

Next up, let's cover Salandit and Salazzle, our first ever combo Fire/Poison types, based on both fire salamanders of myth as well as the mo'o of Hawaiian myth (the thing the Jangmo-o line takes their name from). They also have the vibe of artistic gecko designs you often see connected to Hawaii and other Pacific Islands. They have a distinct gender thing going on, where only the females can evolve into Salazzle, mostly tied in with the mo'o myth.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Ember > Fire Lash

Side B: Poison Fang

Up B: Smog

Down B: Sweet Scent > Venoshock

Final Smash: Acid Downpour

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Skittering around like lizards would, doing some sexy poses for Salazzle specifically, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their heads as hats

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Poison Fang

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: A Salazzle surrounded by Salandits, as a purplish haze fills the screen and it looks at the player seductively.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Stufful doesn't know its own strength!