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Paras and Parasect Variations

Paras eggs are doused with tochukaso mushroom spores so that when they hatch the mushroom starts to grow. What if different mushroom spores were placed of paras eggs?

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Tochukaso

The standard, and most common, form of paras and parasect. The mushrooms are often used for medicinal purposes.

Fly Agaric

This type of paras is often popular with trainers due to the mushroom’s appearances in pop culture like in the Mario games. The mushrooms on its back are slightly toxic but give hallucinations of being big. The keeping of these parases is frowned upon because of this but doesn’t stop many trainers and bug collectors.

Black Morel

These parases were bred by mushroom farmers to make farming easier. They are common with farmers and are even kept by chefs. The parases are rarely evolved into parasect since the mushrooms can only be removed easily in the paras form.

Truffle

This type of paras was bred by farmers much like the Black Morel paras, but this type is more rare. These parases and parasects are tricky and often cover themselves with dirt and leaves to hide from truffle hunters.

Mycena Singeri

This rare type of paras has a type of bioluminescent mushroom that glows on its back. Theses parases can only be found in the darkest and most dangerous caves making them so rare. Their white exoskeleton is often desired for collection making the specimens very expensive. If they are able to be found and caught they are often used by explorers for light in caves or by collectors to use in pokemon pageants.

Crystal

The rarest type of paras and parasect. Only a few have been found, even less caught. The crystals on the mushroom of the parasect can be removed without harm and will grow back, this makes them extremely valuable. These parases can only breed with other crystal parases or parasects, if they are not the offspring won’t have the crystal spores.

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Description
Paras and Parasect Variations

Paras eggs are doused with tochukaso mushroom spores so that when they hatch the mushroom starts to grow. What if different mushroom spores were placed of paras eggs?

~

Tochukaso

The standard, and most common, form of paras and parasect. The mushrooms are often used for medicinal purposes.

Fly Agaric

This type of paras is often popular with trainers due to the mushroom’s appearances in pop culture like in the Mario games. The mushrooms on its back are slightly toxic but give hallucinations of being big. The keeping of these parases is frowned upon because of this but doesn’t stop many trainers and bug collectors.

Black Morel

These parases were bred by mushroom farmers to make farming easier. They are common with farmers and are even kept by chefs. The parases are rarely evolved into parasect since the mushrooms can only be removed easily in the paras form.

Truffle

This type of paras was bred by farmers much like the Black Morel paras, but this type is more rare. These parases and parasects are tricky and often cover themselves with dirt and leaves to hide from truffle hunters.

Mycena Singeri

This rare type of paras has a type of bioluminescent mushroom that glows on its back. Theses parases can only be found in the darkest and most dangerous caves making them so rare. Their white exoskeleton is often desired for collection making the specimens very expensive. If they are able to be found and caught they are often used by explorers for light in caves or by collectors to use in pokemon pageants.

Crystal

The rarest type of paras and parasect. Only a few have been found, even less caught. The crystals on the mushroom of the parasect can be removed without harm and will grow back, this makes them extremely valuable. These parases can only breed with other crystal parases or parasects, if they are not the offspring won’t have the crystal spores.

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Please do not copy or steal my artwork, I work extremely hard to make the art I produce.