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Description
This is my entry for Fakemon Contest
Coatituff is based on the animal - Red Squirrel or Scurius Vulgaris. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_squi…

I chose to do two versions/forms of this fakemon instead of making it an evolution line BECAUSE this type of squirrel changes fur coats between seasons (from light red in the summer to a darker, thicker coat in the winter). And so, I thought it would be cool for players to have a Fakemon where depending on the season you are in, it would change its appearance in your party. For example, a red squirrel has larger ear tuffs during the winter, providing extra warmth, hence the exaggerated ear tuffs

Coatituff (coat + ear-tuffs) Red Squirrel Fakemon
Type: Normal
Habitat: Forests and Woodlands
Height (ft): 1'3''
Weight (lbs): 6.4

Bio: During the summer, Coatituff are found in forests with red fluffy fur, scavenging for nuts and berries. They are identified by their pale bellies and long ear-tuffs.
When winter comes, Coatituff's fur turn dark and thicken, while their ear-tuffs become more pronounced.
They are said to consume a Wailmer's volume of food to hibernate for the long winter.

Description
This is my entry for Fakemon Contest
Coatituff is based on the animal - Red Squirrel or Scurius Vulgaris. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_squi…

I chose to do two versions/forms of this fakemon instead of making it an evolution line BECAUSE this type of squirrel changes fur coats between seasons (from light red in the summer to a darker, thicker coat in the winter). And so, I thought it would be cool for players to have a Fakemon where depending on the season you are in, it would change its appearance in your party. For example, a red squirrel has larger ear tuffs during the winter, providing extra warmth, hence the exaggerated ear tuffs

Coatituff (coat + ear-tuffs) Red Squirrel Fakemon
Type: Normal
Habitat: Forests and Woodlands
Height (ft): 1'3''
Weight (lbs): 6.4

Bio: During the summer, Coatituff are found in forests with red fluffy fur, scavenging for nuts and berries. They are identified by their pale bellies and long ear-tuffs.
When winter comes, Coatituff's fur turn dark and thicken, while their ear-tuffs become more pronounced.
They are said to consume a Wailmer's volume of food to hibernate for the long winter.