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Description
Fuecoco the Fire Croc Pokémon
-Etymology: Fuego (Fire) + Cocodrilo (Crocodile)
-Type: Fire
-Ability: Blaze
-Hidden Ability: Moody
-Height: 1’4” (0.4m)
-Weight: 21lbs (9.8kg)
-Information: The Fire type starter of the Paldea region, they are rather gluttonous and will always be on the search for their next meal. This Pokémon’s yellow scales radiate with heat and are how this Pokémon can survive cold environments.

Voladile the Burnt Croc Pokémon
-Etymology: Inciendio (Incendiary) + Crocodile
-Type: Fire
-Ability: Blaze
-Hidden Ability: Moody
-Height: 3’6” (1.06m)
-Weight: 67lbs (30.39kg)
-Information: Certainly more grumpy than Fuecoco, Inciendile prefer to live alone and wait for potential prey to arrive. Inside of its stomach is a chemical reaction with a similar temperament to magma, explaining its grumpiness, this reaction comes to fruition upon evolution.

Escauldrilo the Volatile Croc Pokémon
-Etymology: Escauldio (Scalding) + Cauldron + Cocodrilo (Crocodile)
-Type: Fire/Poison
-Ability: Blaze
-Hidden Ability: Moody
-Height: 5’6” (1.67m)
-Weight: 350lbs (150.75)
-Information: There is a famous story in which a lone Escauldrilo lived underneath a bridge in a Paldean town, the people would bring it food and show kindness to the Pokémon. One night when a blizzard so cold it would rip the flesh off of bone roared through the town the town was protected by a scalding heat that kept out every snow flake. The next morning, the Escauldrilo was gone.

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My take on the Fuecoco line is based on Peppers and the capsasin poison, combined with the volitile reactions most crocodiles have. It was also inspired by the Spanish folk tale Cocollona where a nun was transformed into a crocodile because of her lack of faith.

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Description
Fuecoco the Fire Croc Pokémon
-Etymology: Fuego (Fire) + Cocodrilo (Crocodile)
-Type: Fire
-Ability: Blaze
-Hidden Ability: Moody
-Height: 1’4” (0.4m)
-Weight: 21lbs (9.8kg)
-Information: The Fire type starter of the Paldea region, they are rather gluttonous and will always be on the search for their next meal. This Pokémon’s yellow scales radiate with heat and are how this Pokémon can survive cold environments.

Voladile the Burnt Croc Pokémon
-Etymology: Inciendio (Incendiary) + Crocodile
-Type: Fire
-Ability: Blaze
-Hidden Ability: Moody
-Height: 3’6” (1.06m)
-Weight: 67lbs (30.39kg)
-Information: Certainly more grumpy than Fuecoco, Inciendile prefer to live alone and wait for potential prey to arrive. Inside of its stomach is a chemical reaction with a similar temperament to magma, explaining its grumpiness, this reaction comes to fruition upon evolution.

Escauldrilo the Volatile Croc Pokémon
-Etymology: Escauldio (Scalding) + Cauldron + Cocodrilo (Crocodile)
-Type: Fire/Poison
-Ability: Blaze
-Hidden Ability: Moody
-Height: 5’6” (1.67m)
-Weight: 350lbs (150.75)
-Information: There is a famous story in which a lone Escauldrilo lived underneath a bridge in a Paldean town, the people would bring it food and show kindness to the Pokémon. One night when a blizzard so cold it would rip the flesh off of bone roared through the town the town was protected by a scalding heat that kept out every snow flake. The next morning, the Escauldrilo was gone.

—————————————————————————————————————————————

My take on the Fuecoco line is based on Peppers and the capsasin poison, combined with the volitile reactions most crocodiles have. It was also inspired by the Spanish folk tale Cocollona where a nun was transformed into a crocodile because of her lack of faith.

-Shiny Colors
www.deviantart.com/dubbacheezb…