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These adoptables are for use in Rocket-Hideout only! Only current or potential members may purcahse them!

Rules:
- These adopts must be used in Rocket-Hideout ! You don't have to put them in immedietely, just make plans to use them at some point ^^
- I've listed some makeshift bios for them below, you don't have to use any part of these, I simply made them for fun!
- These adopts are 50 each! If you can't afford them I'm always willing to trade for art!

#1 Poochyena/Zigzagoon TAKEN BY FoxiestMoxie
This Poochyena/Zigzagoon pup is the rowdiest of the bunch and is always up to cause some trouble! They were born in a large litter to a Mightyena mother and a Linoone father, and spent most of their days wrestling around with their brothers and sisters. Tragedy struck when their burrow was raided by a group of poachers, and many of the strange looking pups were stolen and sold on the black market. This lucky winner was the only one to wind up in Team Rocket, but they still hope to find their family again some day.

Fun fact: Their fur is surprisingly corase, and not very fun to pet.
#2 Bunnelby/Haunter OPEN
A spooky sight to behold, this bunnelby fusion is perfect for that Halloween spirit! Once a normal Bunnelby, this Rocket Recruit met their untimely demise on a Mission for the Hideout, if only temporarily. Scienctists at the base were able to bring the pokemon back to life by fusing it with the DNA of a ghost pokemon, Haunter. Now reborn as a Bunnelby/Haunter fusion, this pokemon was shocked to find out they had died, and have no memory of the event or the few days leading up to it. These days, the recruit spends most of their time silently stalking the halls, using their newfound ghost typing to float right through unsuspecting victims.

Fun fact: Their ears are completely detachable and can float around anywhere near their body.
#3 Shinx/Magnemite TAKEN BY Vkn0wn
Luxray have always been seen as a strong pokemon, so it's no surprise that Team Rocket wanted to created a strand of them to use for their goals. Scientists infused the DNA of many other kinds of electric pokemon into Shinx eggs in an effort to see which ones would further bolster the electric typing and make them even stronger. This shinx in particular was fused with magnemite DNA, leaving scientists to wonder if they would also adopt the emotionless attitude of a magnemite, leaving them open to carrying out orders without questions. Unfortunetely, when they hatched it was obvious this was not the case. This Shinx/Magnemite fusion was far too emotional, rapidly switching from positive to negative depending on which side of theirs was charged up. They were put into the Rocket-Hideout program to see if they could still function as a valuable member of Team Rocket.

Fun fact: The screws on their neck help them to absorb any electric attacks and make them less effective.
#4 Absol/Serviper TAKEN BY Vusby
This no-nonsense recruit was bred to be a deadly weapon in the world of poachers. By putting an Absol and a Serviper together, breeders aimed to create a pokemon that could sense when something was about to go wrong and alert their trainers of the police approaching, while also being a strong and deadly opponent in a fight. This Absol/Serviper fusion was the result, and considered highly successful. They might have even been a bit too successful, as this pokemon was so poisonous they couldn't stay outside of their pokeball for long without poisoning their own trainers. Eventually the poaching ring deemed them too dangerous, and abandoned the pokemon in the Eterna forest where they eventually stumbled upon Rocket Hideout and decided to join.

Fun fact: Bunkmates beware, one touch from this recruits horn or claws can send you straight to the infirmary!
#5 Buneary/Castform TAKEN BY LunerEclipsed
While Castform has always been a staple pokemon to keep in weather stations around the world, many people began to wonder if they could create an alternate pokemon to use for weather predictions. One that was more accurate, and most importantly cute enough to be a new mascot. Each region was set to create a new pokemon using Castform DNA with a different pokemon to see whose was the most successful. The Sinnoh region's weather branch chose the cute Buneary native to their region for the project, watching happily as the new Buneary/Castform fusion tumbled out of their egg for the first time. At first it looked like their project had been a sucess, the little fusion was the perfect blend of a cute Buneary with the weather changing capabilities of a Castform! However it soon became apparent that this pokemon didn't change forms with the weather, but instead with their mood. Realizing that this pokemon would be essentially useless, it was tossed aside to make room for another attempt. Distraught by their abandonment, this little fusion stormed away and lived in the wild until it was approached by a Team Rocket recruiter who offered them a place among the ranks.

Fun fact: This Buneary has a total of 4 cloud forms much like a Castform, but I was unable to draw them all on the sheet.
#6 Cyndaquil/Chikorita OPEN
In the Johto region, every new trainer is given the choice of a Totodile, Cyndaquil, or Chikorita to take and begin their journey with. While these pokemon have been used for years, they do have several downsides that many trainers dislike. For example, they have a pure typing throughout their entire evolution chain, ranking them low on the power list and ineffective in most big leagues. In order to combat this issue, breeders began trying to combine these starter pokemon to make them stronger and give them a dual typing. This Cyndaquil/Chikorita fusion was born from a Typhlosion and Meganium, giving them a dual typing of fire and grass. Things were going well with the project, and many new starter pokemon had been hatched over the months and things progressed. Team Rocket eventually caught wind of this and raided the lab, taking the little fusion with them. After being shuffled around to a few branches, this recruit finally wound up in Rocket-Hideout where they appear to be staying until the foreseeable future.

Fun fact: This recruit is shy, and often hides their face behind their large head leaf.
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Description
These adoptables are for use in Rocket-Hideout only! Only current or potential members may purcahse them!

Rules:
- These adopts must be used in Rocket-Hideout ! You don't have to put them in immedietely, just make plans to use them at some point ^^
- I've listed some makeshift bios for them below, you don't have to use any part of these, I simply made them for fun!
- These adopts are 50 each! If you can't afford them I'm always willing to trade for art!

#1 Poochyena/Zigzagoon TAKEN BY FoxiestMoxie
This Poochyena/Zigzagoon pup is the rowdiest of the bunch and is always up to cause some trouble! They were born in a large litter to a Mightyena mother and a Linoone father, and spent most of their days wrestling around with their brothers and sisters. Tragedy struck when their burrow was raided by a group of poachers, and many of the strange looking pups were stolen and sold on the black market. This lucky winner was the only one to wind up in Team Rocket, but they still hope to find their family again some day.

Fun fact: Their fur is surprisingly corase, and not very fun to pet.
#2 Bunnelby/Haunter OPEN
A spooky sight to behold, this bunnelby fusion is perfect for that Halloween spirit! Once a normal Bunnelby, this Rocket Recruit met their untimely demise on a Mission for the Hideout, if only temporarily. Scienctists at the base were able to bring the pokemon back to life by fusing it with the DNA of a ghost pokemon, Haunter. Now reborn as a Bunnelby/Haunter fusion, this pokemon was shocked to find out they had died, and have no memory of the event or the few days leading up to it. These days, the recruit spends most of their time silently stalking the halls, using their newfound ghost typing to float right through unsuspecting victims.

Fun fact: Their ears are completely detachable and can float around anywhere near their body.
#3 Shinx/Magnemite TAKEN BY Vkn0wn
Luxray have always been seen as a strong pokemon, so it's no surprise that Team Rocket wanted to created a strand of them to use for their goals. Scientists infused the DNA of many other kinds of electric pokemon into Shinx eggs in an effort to see which ones would further bolster the electric typing and make them even stronger. This shinx in particular was fused with magnemite DNA, leaving scientists to wonder if they would also adopt the emotionless attitude of a magnemite, leaving them open to carrying out orders without questions. Unfortunetely, when they hatched it was obvious this was not the case. This Shinx/Magnemite fusion was far too emotional, rapidly switching from positive to negative depending on which side of theirs was charged up. They were put into the Rocket-Hideout program to see if they could still function as a valuable member of Team Rocket.

Fun fact: The screws on their neck help them to absorb any electric attacks and make them less effective.
#4 Absol/Serviper TAKEN BY Vusby
This no-nonsense recruit was bred to be a deadly weapon in the world of poachers. By putting an Absol and a Serviper together, breeders aimed to create a pokemon that could sense when something was about to go wrong and alert their trainers of the police approaching, while also being a strong and deadly opponent in a fight. This Absol/Serviper fusion was the result, and considered highly successful. They might have even been a bit too successful, as this pokemon was so poisonous they couldn't stay outside of their pokeball for long without poisoning their own trainers. Eventually the poaching ring deemed them too dangerous, and abandoned the pokemon in the Eterna forest where they eventually stumbled upon Rocket Hideout and decided to join.

Fun fact: Bunkmates beware, one touch from this recruits horn or claws can send you straight to the infirmary!
#5 Buneary/Castform TAKEN BY LunerEclipsed
While Castform has always been a staple pokemon to keep in weather stations around the world, many people began to wonder if they could create an alternate pokemon to use for weather predictions. One that was more accurate, and most importantly cute enough to be a new mascot. Each region was set to create a new pokemon using Castform DNA with a different pokemon to see whose was the most successful. The Sinnoh region's weather branch chose the cute Buneary native to their region for the project, watching happily as the new Buneary/Castform fusion tumbled out of their egg for the first time. At first it looked like their project had been a sucess, the little fusion was the perfect blend of a cute Buneary with the weather changing capabilities of a Castform! However it soon became apparent that this pokemon didn't change forms with the weather, but instead with their mood. Realizing that this pokemon would be essentially useless, it was tossed aside to make room for another attempt. Distraught by their abandonment, this little fusion stormed away and lived in the wild until it was approached by a Team Rocket recruiter who offered them a place among the ranks.

Fun fact: This Buneary has a total of 4 cloud forms much like a Castform, but I was unable to draw them all on the sheet.
#6 Cyndaquil/Chikorita OPEN
In the Johto region, every new trainer is given the choice of a Totodile, Cyndaquil, or Chikorita to take and begin their journey with. While these pokemon have been used for years, they do have several downsides that many trainers dislike. For example, they have a pure typing throughout their entire evolution chain, ranking them low on the power list and ineffective in most big leagues. In order to combat this issue, breeders began trying to combine these starter pokemon to make them stronger and give them a dual typing. This Cyndaquil/Chikorita fusion was born from a Typhlosion and Meganium, giving them a dual typing of fire and grass. Things were going well with the project, and many new starter pokemon had been hatched over the months and things progressed. Team Rocket eventually caught wind of this and raided the lab, taking the little fusion with them. After being shuffled around to a few branches, this recruit finally wound up in Rocket-Hideout where they appear to be staying until the foreseeable future.

Fun fact: This recruit is shy, and often hides their face behind their large head leaf.
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