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Description

Name: Plumehog
Category: The Smog Swine Shinwamon
Type: Poison
Height: 4'03"
Weight: 195.3 lbs
Fakedex Entry: Plumehog, the Smog Swine Shinwamon, is a formidable sight in the wild. This Shinwamon has a robust and intimidating presence, with a body that combines the hardiness of steel with the organic shape of a wild boar. Its skin is a deep violet, symbolizing the toxic energies that it channels. Plumehog's most distinctive feature is the swirling purple smog that perpetually emanates from its back and arm canisters, which it uses both to deter predators and to mark its territory with a noxious haze.
Abilities:
Toxic Plume - Plumehog can release a dense cloud of poisonous gas that can confuse and poison its opponents.
Smog Charge - Utilizing the pressurized gas within its body, Plumehog can propel itself forward to deliver powerful tackles.
Behavior: Plumehog are solitary creatures, often found in abandoned industrial sites or near toxic waste grounds. They are known for their territorial nature, using their toxic smog to keep intruders at bay. Despite their fierce demeanor, Plumehog have a structured social hierarchy and will come together during the breeding season to compete for mates with displays of smog production and endurance.
Evolution: Plumehog is believed to be the evolved form of a lesser-known Shinwamon, Smoglet. It evolves when exposed to high levels of pollutants, adapting and thriving in environments that would be hazardous to other creatures.
Unique Trait: Plumehog's smog is not just a defensive mechanism. It has been observed using the toxic fumes to create intricate patterns in the sky, which suggests a form of communication or perhaps a way to attract mates. The smog also has a peculiar side effect of catalyzing plant growth in barren areas, leading some ecosystems to inadvertently rely on Plumehog for rejuvenation.

Description

Name: Plumehog
Category: The Smog Swine Shinwamon
Type: Poison
Height: 4'03"
Weight: 195.3 lbs
Fakedex Entry: Plumehog, the Smog Swine Shinwamon, is a formidable sight in the wild. This Shinwamon has a robust and intimidating presence, with a body that combines the hardiness of steel with the organic shape of a wild boar. Its skin is a deep violet, symbolizing the toxic energies that it channels. Plumehog's most distinctive feature is the swirling purple smog that perpetually emanates from its back and arm canisters, which it uses both to deter predators and to mark its territory with a noxious haze.
Abilities:
Toxic Plume - Plumehog can release a dense cloud of poisonous gas that can confuse and poison its opponents.
Smog Charge - Utilizing the pressurized gas within its body, Plumehog can propel itself forward to deliver powerful tackles.
Behavior: Plumehog are solitary creatures, often found in abandoned industrial sites or near toxic waste grounds. They are known for their territorial nature, using their toxic smog to keep intruders at bay. Despite their fierce demeanor, Plumehog have a structured social hierarchy and will come together during the breeding season to compete for mates with displays of smog production and endurance.
Evolution: Plumehog is believed to be the evolved form of a lesser-known Shinwamon, Smoglet. It evolves when exposed to high levels of pollutants, adapting and thriving in environments that would be hazardous to other creatures.
Unique Trait: Plumehog's smog is not just a defensive mechanism. It has been observed using the toxic fumes to create intricate patterns in the sky, which suggests a form of communication or perhaps a way to attract mates. The smog also has a peculiar side effect of catalyzing plant growth in barren areas, leading some ecosystems to inadvertently rely on Plumehog for rejuvenation.